This specialized course is designed to equip Legislative Assistants and parliamentary staff with practical skills in full-stack web development using the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP). Participants will learn to build and manage robust web applications, automate parliamentary workflows, and develop digital solutions that enhance legislative processes.
Module 1: Introduction to Full Stack Development & LAMP Stack Overview of Full Stack Development Understanding the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) Role of web applications in government and parliamentary workflows Setting up development environment.
Module 2: Linux Fundamentals for Web Development Linux basics: File system, commands, permissions Managing users and groups File editing and server management Shell scripting for automation.
Module 3: Apache Web Server Configuration & Management Installing and configuring Apache Virtual hosts setup Managing server logs Securing the web server.
Module 4: MySQL Database Design & Management Introduction to relational databases Creating and managing databases Writing SQL queries, joins, and transactions Database optimization and security.
Module 5: PHP Basics and Advanced Concepts PHP syntax and programming basics Functions, arrays, and object-oriented PHP Form handling and validation Connecting PHP with MySQL databases Error handling and debugging.
Module 6: Front-end Development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript HTML5 essentials for web structure Styling with CSS3 Interactive elements with JavaScript Introduction to front-end frameworks (optional).
Module 7: Building Dynamic Web Applications Full-stack integration: PHP + MySQL + Front-end Creating CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) applications Session management and user authentication Handling forms and input data securely.
Module 8: Security & Data Protection in Government Web Apps Common web vulnerabilities (SQL Injection, XSS, CSRF) Implementing HTTPS and SSL certificates Secure password storage and authentication Data privacy and compliance in government systems.
Module 9: Workflow Automation for Legislative Tasks Automating parliamentary correspondence and scheduling Tracking bills and legislative updates online Using scripts for repetitive administrative tasks Notification and alert systems.
Module 10: Capstone Project Develop a fully functional web application for parliamentary use Example projects: Legislative tracking portal Member correspondence management system Data visualization dashboard for policy decisions Presentation and evaluation.
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