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Web Design Lab

The Web Design Lab course (230GSCB22_06) is a practical course worth 1 credit, focusing on designing structured webpages using HTML and CSS, responsive design techniques, and basic server-side programming with PHP. Students will learn to implement interactivity with JavaScript and connect PHP applications to MySQL for CRUD operations. Prerequisites include basic computer literacy and foundational knowledge of HTML and programming concepts.

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Web Design Lab

The Web Design Lab course (230GSCB22_06) is a practical course worth 1 credit, focusing on designing structured webpages using HTML and CSS, responsive design techniques, and basic server-side programming with PHP. Students will learn to implement interactivity with JavaScript and connect PHP applications to MySQL for CRUD operations. Prerequisites include basic computer literacy and foundational knowledge of HTML and programming concepts.

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Course Type: LC Lab Course Title: Web Design Lab

Course Code: Teaching Scheme: 02 Examination Scheme:


230GSCB22_06 (Hrs./ Week)
Credits: 01 Lecture (L): 0 Practical (PR)
Tutorial (T): 0 50 Marks

Practical (P): 2
Experiential Learning (EL): 0
Prerequisite Courses: - Students should have basic computer literacy and the ability to use a code
editor and web browser. A foundational understanding of HTML, simple programming concepts
is expected.
Objectives

1. To develop the ability to design structured and well-formatted webpages using HTML and
CSS.
2. To introduce responsive web design using modern layout techniques and Bootstrap
components.
3. To build problem-solving skills using JavaScript and form validation.
4. To provide basic knowledge of server-side programming using PHP.
5. To enable students to connect PHP applications with MySQL for performing basic CRUD
operations.
Course Outcomes:

CO1: Design basic webpages using HTML structure and formatting tags.
CO2: Apply CSS styling and create responsive layouts using Flexbox, Grid, and Bootstrap.
CO3: Implement interactivity using JavaScript events, functions, and DOM manipulation.
CO4: Design and validate web forms using JavaScript and PHP.
CO5: Write PHP scripts for data processing and dynamic webpage creation.
CO6: Integrate PHP with MySQL to perform insert, update, delete, and fetch operations.
List of Laboratory Experiments

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