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Internship Project Synopsis

Objective:
The internship project aims to develop a dynamic web application that uses Apache as the
server, PHP as the backend programming language, and MySQL as the database
management system. The project will cover the entire web development lifecycle, including
front-end interface design, server-side logic, database integration, and testing.

Scope:
This project will provide a hands-on experience in developing a fully functional web
application with the following features:

• User Registration and Login: Secure user authentication and session management.
• Database Management: Use MySQL to create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations.
• Interactive Forms: Integration of forms to collect user input and store it in a MySQL
database.
• Content Management: Allow users to post, edit, and delete content, with server-side
validation using PHP.
• Responsive Design: Ensure the front-end is mobile-friendly using HTML5, CSS3, and
possibly JavaScript.
• Security Features: Implement basic security measures like input sanitization and
password encryption.

Technologies Used:
• Apache HTTP Server: For hosting the web application.
• PHP: As the server-side scripting language to handle business logic and interact with the
database.
• MySQL: As the relational database management system to store and manage data.
• HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: For front-end development and user interface design.

Learning Outcomes:
• Server Configuration: Understanding how to set up and configure Apache for hosting a
PHP-based web application.
• Database Design: Designing and managing relational databases using MySQL.
• Back-end Development: Writing secure and efficient PHP code to handle user requests and
process data.
• Full-Stack Integration: Linking the front-end design to back-end functionality and
databases.
• Security Best Practices: Learning about securing web applications against common
vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection and XSS.
Timeline:
• Week 1-2: Understanding Apache setup, PHP basics, and MySQL integration.
• Week 3-5: Developing core features like user authentication and CRUD operations.
• Week 6-8: Testing, debugging, and optimizing the web application for deployment.

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