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* [[PHP199|PHP199 - Student additions to the workbook]]
 
* [[PHP199|PHP199 - Student additions to the workbook]]
 
* [[PHP Resources|Links to further PHP resources]]
 
* [[PHP Resources|Links to further PHP resources]]
 
== If you're taking CP2228... ==
 
'''Some other pages you should take a look at:'''
 
 
* [[Should I Install Linux?|Should I install Linux on my computer?]]
 
 
* [[Should I Install Linux?|Working on CP2228 from outside the University]]
 
 
* [[Linux Desktop Basics]] first before starting on the PHP resources.
 
* If you want to [[ApachePHPMySQLForUbuntu|Apache, PHP, and MySQL for Ubuntu]] (or any other Debian derivative distro)
 
* A list of useful [[FirefoxExtensions|Web Developer Add-ons/Extensions]] for Firefox
 
* [[htaccess]] - protecting your site with .htaccess
 
  
 
== Troubleshooting PHP ==
 
== Troubleshooting PHP ==
 
[[Troubleshooting PHP]] - Understanding error messages
 
[[Troubleshooting PHP]] - Understanding error messages

Revision as of 14:20, 28 July 2009

Main Page >> Interactive Systems Development >> Workbook

Welcome to the Online Teaching/Learning Resources for PHP

This is primarily usable as a workbook for SCIT students.

Week 01 What is PHP?
Week 01 A Basic Page
Week 01 PHP Basics
Week 02 PHP Variables & Constants - Basics
Week 02 Expressions, Operators, and Variable Assignments
Week 02 Include Function Examples
Week 02 Flow Control - Selection
Week 03 Flow Control - Iteration
Week 03 PHP Arrays
Week 03 Predefined Variables
Week 03 File Handling
Week 04 Simple Databases Concepts & SQL
Week 04 PHP and Databases – Making the Connection
Week 05 Simple HTML/PHP/MySQL example
Week 06 Cookies
Week 06 Sessions
Week 07 Free to work on assessment
Week 08 Free to work on assessment
Week 09 Free to work on assessment
Week 10 Website demonstrations
Week 11 Website demonstrations
Week 12 Website demonstrations

Further resources submitted by students

Troubleshooting PHP

Troubleshooting PHP - Understanding error messages