Peer Learning Workshop on PHP

Shri Madhwa Vadiraja Institute of Technology & Management (SMVITM), Bantakal organised a “Peer Learning Workshop on PHP” on 1st and 2nd January 2022. The event was organized by the Code Troopers Club of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering in association with the ISTE Student Chapter. Mr. Bhargavram Udupa T, Ms. Ananya Bhat and Ms. Aninditha from 7th semester CSE were the resource persons for the event.

Dr. Nagaraj Bhat, HOD of CSE gave the inaugural address. He spoke about the significance of the peer learning session and gave insights on the importance of the topic for the creation of a good DBMS project.

The trainers Mr. Bhargavram Udupa T, Ms. Ananya Bhat and Ms. Aninditha gave the participants significant insights on the basics of PHP, Database CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) operations and authentication using PHP and Basics of Bootstrap Framework as well. They also taught the participants about the purpose of using XAMPP, various features that are available in Visual Studio Code, and gave some essential tips and tricks to code quickly and efficiently. They also described the project that the participants would finally be able to build after learning about the topic.

The event was conducted in CAED Lab, Admin Block 1st floor of the college. There were around 60 enthusiastic participants throughout the session. The workshop ended with a quiz on the topics that were taught during the workshop.

The registrations and feedback were handled by Bhargavram Udupa T of 7th Semester CSE. Mr. Krishnamurthi Bhagawath, Mr. G. Adithya Yaji, Ms. Chandana HR, Mr. Tejas S Rao, Mr. Benaka Bharadwaja, Ms. Shwetha Ramachandra Bhat and Mr. Farees Ahmed Shaikh from 7th Semester CSE were the volunteers for the event. Ganesh Hathwar B S of 7th semester CSE helped the team in designing the flyer for the event. Mr. Chethan R Institutional Coordinator ISTE Faculty Chapter, Dr. Nagaraj Bhat HOD Computer Science and Engineering Department, Mr. Deepak Rao M, and Ms. Sneha N S faculty from the Computer Science and Engineering Department guided the students for the smooth conduction of the event.