INTRODUCTION

Course Description:

Web developer is in great demand as advance technologies have took place and every company wants their website to be best. Nowadays designing a website professionally requires thorough knowledge about concepts such as html and CSS. Every developer wants, his or her website should look best with proper functionality. These courses on web development will enable you to understand the best functions, effects for designing web page.

This web development Bundle is useful for people who are new to web development and want to learn the concepts right from scratch. Also for those who want to start their career in web development, then this training bundle is right for you.

Learning Objectives of Web Development Training:

• In-depth knowledge and practical training on various areas of Web Development.
• Derive an insight into the field of Web Development.
• Learn many programming languages such as PHP & MySQL, HTML5 & CSS3 , Java etc. with a practical experience.
• Enables IT Professionals with a means to distinguish themselves and demonstrate to employers, colleagues and the public that they have the knowledge to be competent analytics professionals.
• Improve your software knowledge and associated tools in order to effectively integrate the graphics
• To enhance your knowledge in Web development by learning many core concepts of this domain.
• Course will increase technical trainee’s skills and course agenda describes a well-paced plan to teach the technical skills as the trainers has a proven best record of providing excellent in learning experiences.

A few concepts that you would learn have been listed down below:

• Practical training on PHP & MySQL
• PHP variables, data types, operators
• Online HTML5 & CSS3
• Comprehensive J-Query training
• Overview of Java
• JavaScript for Beginners
• AJAX Development Tutorials
• Ext JS Tutorials

Why to go for Web Development Training?

• Information Technology is the application of computers and telecommunications equipment to store, retrieve, transmit and manipulate data. Information Technology is a commonly used synonym for computers and computer networks.
• If you are looking for a job in an IT sector, then this web development training will help you to learn the specialized IT skills which will be required in order to excel in a IT firm.
• This web development course class will help those who want to learn and excel in the field of information technology and also it will help you to improve your overall job performance by stressing continuing professional development.
• This web development course tutorial will help you to advance your career potential by setting you apart from the competition and will also show you competency in IT field.
• These days’ information technology has gained lot importance as mostly things are based on technology so there is a great demand for this domain and one can easily learn the theoretical as well as practical knowledge through this IT Bundle.
• Learn to build mobile apps through android – how to build professional application for mobile phones you will be learning through this training tutorials.

Pre-Requisites of Web Development Training:

• Basic Computer Knowledge
• Passion to Learn
• Basic knowledge about Software’s
• Interest in the area of information technology
• To enhance your knowledge in the area of IT.

Target Audience of Web Development Training:

• To stay ahead in this competitive world, having practical knowledge in IT has become a must-know. Although anybody can take up this bundle the following would be the appropriate audience to undertake it;
• Candidates pursuing their graduation in the field of IT, BSC-IT,
• Candidates pursuing their post-graduation in the field of IT
• Any working professionals who wants to enhance your knowledge in the area of IT
• Anyone interested in learning about Programming Languages
• Anyone interested in learning IT courses

Benefits of online course:

• High Quality Content
• Learn Anywhere Anytime & at Your Pace
• 24X7 Customer Support
• Complete Student Support Throughout The Program
• Course Completion Certificate 
• Lifetime course access

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CURRICULUM

Section 1: PHP & MySQL - Complete Practical Training on PHP &MySQL

1. Introduction to Php Part 1
2. Introduction to Php Part 2
3. PHP Installation Part 1
4. PHP Installation Part 2
5. PHP Code Demo
6. Writing First PHP Script Part 1
7. Writing First PHP Script Part 2
8. Writing First PHP Script Part 3
9. Writing First PHP Script -PHP Case Sensitivity
10. Variables Description Part 1
11. Variables Description Part 2
12. Variables Example
13. Removing Variables description
14. Remove Variables Example
15. Variables Scope Description Part 1
16. Variables Scope Description Part 2
17. Variables Scope Examples Part 1
18. Variables Scope Examples Part 2
19. PHP Constants Description
20. PHP Constants Example
21. PHP Datatypes Description Part 1
22. PHP Datatypes Description Part 2
23. PHP Datatypes Example Part 1
24. PHP Datatypes Example Part 2
25. PHP Datatypes Example Part 3
26. PHP Typecasting description
27. PHP Typecasting example
28. Operators Arithmetic Operators Description Part 1
29. Operators Arithmetic Operators Description Part 2
30. Arithmetic Operators Example
31. Assignment Operators Description
32. Assignment Operators Example
33. String Operators description
34. String Operators example
35. Increment decrementoperators description
36. Increment decrementoperators example
37. Comparision Operator Description
38. Comparision Operator Examples Part 1
39. Comparision Operator Examples Part 2
40. Logical Operators Description
41. Logical Operators Example
42. Conditional Operators Description
43. Conditional Operators Example
44. Array Operators Description
45. Array Operators Example Part 1
46. Array Operators Example Part 2
47. Operators Final Description
48. Operator Precedence Description Part 1
49. Operator Precedence Description Part 2
50. Operator precedence Example Part 1
51. Operator precedence Example Part 2
52. Operators Conclusion
53. Conditional Statements Description Part 1
54. Conditional Statements Description Part 2
55. Conditional Statements Example Part 1
56. Conditional Statements Example Part 2
57. Looping Statements Description Part 1
58. Looping Statements Description Part 2
59. Looping Statements Examples Part 1
60. Looping Statements Examples Part 2
61. Break Continue Description
62. Break Continue Example
63. User Defined Functions Description Part 1
64. User Defined Functions Description Part 2
65. User Defined Functions Example Part 1
66. User Defined Functions Example Part 2
67. User Defined Functions Conclusion
68. Arrays Indexed Arrays Description Part 1
69. Arrays Indexed Arrays Description Part 2
70. Indexed Array Example
71. Associative Array Description
72. Associative Array Example
73. Multidimensional Array Description
74. Multidimensional Array Example
75. Array Functions Description
76. Array Functions Example Part 1
77. Array Functions Example Part 2
78. Array Sorting Functions Examples
79. Array Sorting Functions Examples Conclusion
80. Super Globals Description
81. Super Globals Example
82. Super Globals Server Description Part 1
83. Super Globals Server Description Part 2
84. Super Globals Get Description
85. Super Globals Get Example
86. Super Globals Post Request Description Examples
87. Get Post Comparision
88. File Inclusion Description
89. File Inclusion Examples
90. File Read Functions Description Part 1
91. File Read Functions Description Part 2
92. File Read Functions Examples Part 1
93. Php Cookies Example Part 2
94. File Write Description
95. File Write Example
96. File Upload Description
97. File Upload Example Part 1
98. File Upload Example Part 2
99. File Upload Example Part 3
100. File Handling Conclusion
101. Php Cookies Description
102. Php Sessions Description
103. Php Sessions Example

Section 2: Online HTML5 & CSS3 - Complete Practical Guide

1. Course Introduction
2. Prerequisites
3. Course Structure History of Web
4. Browser Wars
5. WebPages to WebApplications Part 1
6. WebPages to WebApplications Part 2
7. Step Forward WHATWG
8. HTML5
9. HTML5 Markup First Look
10. Adding CSS & JS
11. HTML5 Elements
12. HTML5 Support Part 1
13. HTML5 Support Part 2
14. HTML5 Support Part 3
15. Semantic Elements
16. How Elements were Decided
17. Browser Compatibilty
18. More Elements
19. Date Time
20. Mark Output
21. Boosting Semantics Part 1
22. Boosting Semantics Part 2
23. Review
24. Search
25. Web Forms
26. Building Better Web Forms
27. Validations Part 1
28. Validations Part 2
29. Validation Support
30. Few More Attributes
31. New Input Types
32. New Input Types 2
33. Audio Video & Graphics
34. Audio
35. Lecture35:Video
36. Media Formats
37. Canvas
38. HTML5 Resources
39. Ending for Basic Course
40. CSS3 Introduction
41. History
42. The IE and IE8
43. Testing
44. Anatomy of Style
45. Adding Style
46. The Selectors – Tag Selectors, Class Selectors
47. ID Selectors, Styling Groups, Universal Selectors
48. The HTML Family Tree
49. More Selectors Part 1
50. More Selectors Part 2
51. The Cascade
52. Applied CSS
53. Formatting Text – Font Part 1
54. Formatting Text – Font Part 2
55. Formatting Text Color FontSize Part 1
56. Formatting Text Color FontSize Part 2
57. Formatting Text – Spacing Part 1
58. Formatting Text – Spacing Part 2
59. Margins Padding Part 1
60. Margins Padding Part 2
61. Margins Padding Part 3
62. Vendor Prefixes
63. Width anf Height
64. Taps & Floats
65. Graphics Part 1
66. Graphics Part 2
67. Graphics Part 3
68. Site Navigation
69. Formatting Tables Part 1
70. Formatting Tables Part 2
71. Styling Forms
72. Transforms Part 1
73. Transforms Part 2
74. Transforms Part 3
75. Transforms Part 4
76. Animations Part 1
77. Animations Part 2
78. Page Layout
79. Building Float Based Layouts
80. Responsive Web Design
81. Media Queries Part 1
82. Media Queries Part 2
83. Media Queries Part 3
84. Media Queries Part 4
85. Position Elements Part 1
86. Position Elements Part 2
87. Advanced CSS
88. Improving your css

Section 3: Online jQuery Training Course

1. page Introduction
2. JQUERY Introduction
3. JQuery Benefits
4. Downloading JQuery from JQuery Website
5. Referring to JQuery File through Content Delivery Network
6. Setting up JQuery in an HTML Document
7. Jquery Demo App
8. Jquery Demo App Continues
9. JQuery Selectors Intro Basic Selectors Explanation
10. JQuery Basic Selectors Example Part 1
11. JQuery Basic Selectors Example Part 2
12. Attribute Selectors Description
13. JQuery Attribute Selectors Examplepart 1
14. JQuery Attribute Selectors Examplepart 2
15. Basic Filters Description
16. Basic Filters Example Part 1
17. Basic Filters Example Part 2
18. Basic Filters Example Part 3
19. Child Filter Description
20. Child Filter Examples
21. Content Filters Description
22. Content Filters Example
23. Form Selectors Description
24. Form Selectors Examples
25. Hierarchy Selectors Description
26. Hierarchy Selectors Examples
27. Visibility Filters Description with Example
28. JQuery Traversal Intro and Ancestor Element Description Part 1
29. JQuery Traversal Intro and Ancestor Element Description Part 2
30. Descendant traversal description
31. Ancestor Examples
32. Descendant traversal description
33. Descendant Example Part 1
34. Descendant Example Part 2
35. Siblings Traversal Description
36. Siblings Traversal Example
37. Filtering Traversal Description
38. JQuery DOM Manipulation Introduction and Class attribute Description
39. Class Attribute Manipulation Example Part 1
40. Class Attribute Manipulation Example Part 2
41. Class Attribute Manipulation Example Part 3
42. Class Attribute Manipulation Example Part 4
43. DOM Insertion Description Part 1
44. DOM Insertion Description Part 2
45. DOM Insertion Description Part 3
46. DOM Insertion Example Part 1
47. DOM Insertion Example Part 2
48. DOM Insertion Example Part 3
49. DOM Insertion Example Part 4
50. DOM Insertion Example Part 5
51. DOM Insertion Example Part 6
52. DOM Removal and Replacement Description Part1
53. DOM Removal and Replacement Description Example Part 1
54. DOM Removal and Replacement Description Example Part 2
55. General Attributes Description
56. General Attributes Example
57. Style attribute methods Part 1
58. Style attribute methods Part 2
59. Style attribute methods Part 3
60. Style attribute methods Part 4
61. Style attribute methods Part 5
62. Keyboard Events Introduction Description
63. Keyboard Events Introduction Examples
64. Mouse Events Description Part 1
65. Mouse Events Description Part 2
66. Mouse Events Example Part 1
67. Mouse Events Example Part 2
68. Mouse Events Example Part 3
69. Form Events Description
70. Form Events Example Part 1
71. Form Events Example Part 2
72. Browser Events Description
73. Browser Events Example Part 1
74. Browser Events Example Part 2
75. DOM Load Events Description
76. Attaching Event Handlers Description Part 1
77. Attaching Event Handlers Description Part 2
78. Attaching Event Handlers Example Part 1
79. Attaching Event Handlers Example Part 2
80. Attaching Event Handlers Example Part 3
81. Attaching Event Handlers Example Part 4
82. Basic Effects Introduction Description
83. Basic Effects Introduction Example Part 1
84. Basic Effects Introduction Example Part 2
85. Custom Effects Description
86. Custom Effects Example Part 1
87. Custom Effects Example Part 2
88. Custom Effects Example Part 3
89. Custom Effects Example Part 4
90. Fading Effects Description
91. Fading Effects Example Part 1
92. Fading Effects Example Part 2
93. Sliding Effects Description
94. Sliding Effects Example
95. Simple Ajax Description Part 1
96. Simple Ajax Description Part 2
97. Simple Methods Example Part 1
98. Simple Methods Example Part 2
99. Simple Methods Example Part 3
100. Simple Methods Example Part 4
101. Global Ajax Event Method Description
102. Global Ajax Event Method Examples
103. Helper Functions Description
104. Helper Functions Example
105. Low Level Interface Description
106. Low Level Interface Examples
107. Collection Manipulation Data Storage Description
108. DOM Element Setup Method Example
109. Collection Manipulation Data Storage Example Part 1
110. Collection Manipulation Data Storage Example Part 2
111. Dom Element Setup Method Description
112. Dom Element Setup Method Example
113. Jquery Conclusion

Section 4: Java

1. Overview Part 1
2. Overview Part 2
3. Overview Part 3
4. Overview Part 4
5. OOP Principles Part 1
6. OOP Principles Part 2
7. Basics Program Part 1
8. Basics Program Part 2
9. First JavaProgram
10. LexicalIssues
11. Primitive Data Types Part 1
12. Primitive Data Types Part 2
13. Primitive Data Types Part 3
14. Variables
15. Type Conversion Casting
16. One Dimensional Arrays Part 1
17. One Dimensional Arrays Part 2
18. One Dimensional Arrays Part 3
19. Multi Dimensional Arrays Part 1
20. Multi Dimensional Arrays Part 2
21. Multi Dimensional Arrays Part 3
22. Operators Part 1
23. Operators Part 2
24. Operators Part 3
25. Operators Part 4
26. Operators Part 5
27. Operators Part 6

Section 5: JavaScript - JavaScript for Beginners

1. Introduction
2. JS Syntax
3. JS Variables
4. JS Operators
5. Assignment Operators
6. Demo on Operators
7. If Else Conditional Statements
8. Switch Statements
9. JS Functions
10. Functions Invocation
11. JS Functions – example
12. JS Events
13. What are Cookies
14. JS Cookies – example
15. JS Page Redirection
16. JS Popup boxes
17. JS Void
18. JS Print
19. JS Objects
20. JS Objects continues
21. JS Number Object
22. JS Boolean Object
23. JS String Object
24. JS String Object continues
25. JS Arrays
26. JS Dates
27. JS HTML DOM
28. JS Math and RegExp
29. JS Math and RegExp continues
30. JS Browsers and summary
31. JS Browsers and summary continues
32. JS Debugging
33. JS Errors
34. JS Validations

Section 6: AJAX Development Tutorials

1. Basic introduction of Ajax
2. Basic introduction of Ajax Continued
3. Create an instance of XHR Object
4. What is the object structure of XHR
5. Different properties of XHR Part 1
6. Different properties of XHR Part 2
7. Lecture7:XML Introduction in AJAX Part 1
8. XML Introduciton in AJAX Part 2
9. JSON and AJAX
10. Jquery and its use in AJAX
11. AJAX Advantanges and Recap
12. Hello World Example
13. Lecture13:Update Panel Example Part 1
14. Update Panel Example Part 2
15. Accordion Example Part 1
16. Accordion Example Part 2
17. Upload File Example Part 1
18. Upload File Example Part 2
19. Upload File Example Part 3
20. AJAX AutoComplete Example Part 1
21. AJAX AutoComplete Example Part 2
22. Multiple Update Panels Example Part 1
23. Multiple Update Panels Example Part 2
24. NoAjax Example
25. Ajax and Jquery Example Part 1
26. Ajax and Jquery Example Part 2
27. Ajax and Jquery Example Part 3

Section 7: Ext JS Tutorials

1. Lecture1:EXTJS Introduction
2. Lecture2:Basic Concepts of EXTJS
3. Lecture3:My First EXTJS Practical Example
4. Lecture4:Running EXTJS Program
5. Lecture5:Execution and Finding Errors
6. Lecture6:ExtWidget Form Basic Concepts and Theory
7. Lecture7:Topics Cover
8. Lecture8:ExtWidget Practical Example
9. Lecture9:EXT Forms
10. Lecture10:Forms Fields
11. Lecture11:Theory to Practical
12. Lecture12:Practical Examples
13. Lecture13:submitting Forms and Tracking
14. Lecture14:Ext Form Recap
15. Lecture15:Ext Menu Toolbar Introduction
16. Lecture16:Important Concepts on Ext Menu Toolbar
17. Lecture17:each Elements in Details
18. Lecture18:Ext Grid Introduction
19. Lecture19:Ext Grid Output
20. Lecture20:Ext Grid Practical Example
21. Lecture21:Ext Editable Grid
22. Lecture22:Editable Grid Practical example
23. Lecture23:Final Session Overview
24. Lecture24:Introduction to Apps Creation
25. Lecture25:Application Creation Practical Demo
26. Lecture26:Application Creation in Details

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