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Sadly our college's requirements for syllabi is rather lax. It's less of a coursework map and more of a "here's what you should learn in this class" kind of document. Here's the only course-specific info that doesn't relate to grades or policy:

>CIS 264 students will:

  • recognize the general organization of a web application and supporting systems
  • Develop and understanding of PHP, including how and when it executes programs
  • Create programs in PHP that run on the web
  • Understand the functionality of a database (MYSQL) and be able to create, retrieve, update, and delete data in it
  • Connect to a database server through PHP to create dynamic web pages
  • Recognize and identify common security vulnerabilities in web applications and countermeasures

    Pretty broad right? The rest of the 7 page document is all college policies on various things like cell phone use and grading. This is the book we're using. To be honest, he covers so much in lecture that I only use the book for reference- rarely at that.