CodeIgniter PHP Framework Course Overview

Prerequisites for the CodeIgniter PHP Framework Course

To successfully undertake the CodeIgniter PHP Framework course at Koenig Solutions, students should have the following minimum prerequisites:

• Strong knowledge of CORE PHP concepts
• Understanding of Object-Oriented Programming (OOPS) principles

This foundational knowledge will enable you to grasp the concepts and techniques taught in the course effectively and facilitate a smoother learning experience. If you meet these prerequisites, you'll be well-prepared to engage with the course material and practical labs.

Target Audience for CodeIgniter PHP Framework

CodeIgniter PHP Framework Course Overview

The CodeIgniter PHP Framework course is designed for individuals with strong CORE PHP and OOPS knowledge, aiming to master this powerful MVC framework for efficient web development.

Relevant Job Roles and Target Audience

• PHP Developers
• Full Stack Developers
• Backend Developers
• Web Developers
• Software Engineers
• Relational Database Developers
• IT Professionals looking to diversify skillsets
• Technology Enthusiasts aiming to learn modern web frameworks
• Computer Science Students concentrating on web development
• Software Development Consultants exploring rapid application frameworks
• Senior Developers seeking proficiency in rapid development environments
• Project Managers overseeing web development projects

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this CodeIgniter PHP Framework?

Introduction

The CodeIgniter PHP Framework course by Koenig Solutions aims to equip students with comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in developing web applications using the CodeIgniter Framework. The course covers everything from basic setup to advanced features and security practices.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand CodeIgniter and Its Benefits

  • Gain a clear understanding of the CodeIgniter framework and its advantages.

• Master MVC Architecture

  • Learn how to implement the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture in web applications.

• Set Up Development Environment

  • Install and configure XAMPP/WAMP/MAMP and CodeIgniter.

• Work with Controllers, Views, and Models

  • Create and manage controllers, views, and models effectively.

• Perform Database Operations

  • Use Active Record for database operations and perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.

• Handle Forms and Validation

  • Create, process, and validate forms, including displaying validation errors.

• Manage Sessions

  • Work with session management, flash data, and user authentication.

• Implement Advanced Features

  • Upload and manipulate files, configure email settings, and send emails.

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