Course Overview
Learn to build Laravel web applications while using AI tools like ChatGPT to accelerate development, testing, and debugging. Practical, project-focused, and beginner friendly.
What You Will Learn
AI prompt engineering for development
Build CRUD apps with Laravel
Work with MySQL databases
Implement authentication systems
Deploy Laravel projects
Use VS Code + AI tools effectively
AI-Assisted Workflow
Learn how to craft prompts for code generation, debugging, refactoring, and testing. Use AI to scaffold features then validate and refine the output.
Sample prompt
"Generate a Laravel controller for a Student CRUD with validation rules, resource routes, and API JSON responses."
Day-wise Course Content
A 45-day practical certification focused on Laravel + AI-assisted development.
1 Week 1 — Foundations & AI Workflow
- Day 1 - Course introduction, future of AI, career opportunities
- Day 2 - Introduction to Prompt Engineering and AI tools
- Day 3 - VS Code setup and useful extensions
- Day 4 - Web development fundamentals (frontend vs backend)
- Day 5 - Introduction to Laravel and installing projects
- Day 6 - Student self-practice (Saturday): Review labs and experiment with prompts
- Day 7 - Student self-practice (Sunday): Consolidate learning and optional Q&A
2 Week 2 — HTML, CSS, PHP & Laravel Basics
- Day 8 - HTML basics, forms, inputs
- Day 9 - CSS basics and responsive design
- Day 10 - PHP fundamentals: variables, conditions, loops
- Day 11 - Laravel project structure, routing, controllers
- Day 12 - Blade templates and dynamic pages
- Day 13 - Student self-practice (Saturday): Build small UI snippets and forms
- Day 14 - Student self-practice (Sunday): Debug and refine layouts
3 Week 3 — Database & CRUD
- Day 15 - MySQL fundamentals and database concepts
- Day 16 - Laravel migrations, models, DB configuration
- Day 17 - CRUD: Create — forms and validation
- Day 18 - CRUD: Read — display dynamic data
- Day 19 - CRUD: Update & Delete
- Day 20 - Student self-practice (Saturday): Practice queries and seeders
- Day 21 - Student self-practice (Sunday): Consolidate DB work and relationships
4 Week 4 — Authentication & Real Features
- Day 22 - Authentication: login & registration
- Day 23 - Session management and middleware
- Day 24 - Admin panel design and dashboard basics
- Day 25 - File upload and image handling
- Day 26 - Search, filtering and pagination
- Day 27 - Student self-practice (Saturday): Harden auth and test flows
- Day 28 - Student self-practice (Sunday): Improve UX and fix bugs
5 Week 5 — Project Development
- Day 29 - Mini project planning and DB design
- Day 30 - Build mini project (implement features)
- Day 31 - Advanced CRUD integration and polishing
- Day 32 - UI improvements and responsive tweaks
- Day 33 - Major project planning
- Day 34 - Student self-practice (Saturday): Continue feature work
- Day 35 - Student self-practice (Sunday): Code review and polish
6 Week 6 — Deployment & Career Guidance
- Day 36 - Hosting overview and shared hosting concepts
- Day 37 - Laravel deployment steps
- Day 38 - Domain and hosting configuration
- Day 39 - Resume, portfolio, freelancing basics
- Day 40 - Project wrap-up and pre-presentation checklist
- Day 41 - Student self-practice (Saturday): Deployment checklist & staging tests
- Day 42 - Student self-practice (Sunday): Final project polishing
7 Week 7 — Final Presentation & Certification
- Day 43 - Final presentation and project submission
- Day 44 - Evaluation, feedback and improvements
- Day 45 - Certification, internship announcements & next steps
Projects You Will Build
Student Management System
CRUD, relationships, authentication, and search/filtering.
Notes Management App
User auth, file uploads, and rich text handling.
Final Major Project
A complete CRUD-based web app with deployment and portfolio-ready features.
Deployment & Hosting
Hosting Basics
Shared hosting, VPS, and deployment pipelines for Laravel apps.
Deployment Steps
Prepare environment, migrate DB, configure queue, and deploy with Git/Forge or shared hosting.
Certification Criteria
- Complete daily modules and hands-on tasks.
- Submit and present the final major project.
- Top 5 students receive internship opportunities.
FAQs
Who can join this course?
Beginners, college students, and non-technical learners who want practical web development and AI-assisted workflows.
What projects will I build?
Student management system, notes app, task manager, CRUD admin panel, and a final major project.
Is prior programming experience required?
No — the course is beginner friendly and focuses on hands-on labs and practical learning.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes — certification is granted after final project submission and evaluation.