• Class 1: Overview of WordPress as a Content Management System (CMS)
Learn about WordPress, its significance as a CMS, its features, and how it simplifies website
management. Understand the differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org.
• Class 2: Installing WordPress and setting up the database
Walk through the process of installing WordPress on a server or local environment, including
setting up a MySQL database.
• Class 3: Exploring the WordPress dashboard
Get familiar with the WordPress dashboard, where you’ll manage all aspects of your website
including posts, pages, themes, and settings.
• Class 4: Creating and managing posts
Learn how to create, edit, and organize blog posts. Understand categories and tags and how to
manage media in posts.
• Class 5: Creating and managing pages
Learn to create static pages such as Home, About, Contact, and Services, and manage them
within the WordPress environment.

• Class 6: Understanding WordPress themes and templates
Understand how themes control the appearance of your WordPress site and
how template files are used to structure content.
• Class 7: Installing and activating WordPress themes
Learn how to install themes from the WordPress repository and activate them on your site.
You’ll also understand how to search for, install, and customize themes from external sources.
• Class 8: Customizing themes using the Customizer
Explore the WordPress Customizer and learn how to make real-time changes to the site’s
design, such as changing the logo, colors, and layout.
• Class 9: Working with theme files and template structure
Dive deeper into the structure of theme files (like header.php, footer.php, etc.), and learn how
to modify them for advanced customizations.
• Class 10: Child themes in WordPress
Understand the concept of child themes and how to use them to safely customize themes
without losing your changes during updates.

• Class 11: WordPress Plugins and their usage
Learn what plugins are, how to install them, and explore essential plugins to extend the
functionality of your WordPress site.
• Class 12: Installing and managing plugins
Get hands-on experience installing, activating, and managing plugins from the WordPress
repository, as well as third-party sources.
• Class 13: WordPress widgets and managing widget areas
Understand widgets and how to add them to various widget areas such as sidebars, footers, and
headers to improve your site’s functionality.
• Class 14: Setting up WordPress menus
Learn how to create and manage menus, including custom links, categories, and pages, to make
site navigation more user-friendly.
• Class 15: User roles and permissions
Explore the different user roles in WordPress (Admin, Editor, Author, Contributor, Subscriber)
and how to manage their permissions.

• Class 16: Understanding WordPress database structure
Learn how WordPress uses MySQL databases to store site data, such as posts, pages,
comments, and settings.
• Class 17: Using phpMyAdmin for database management
Get hands-on experience using phpMyAdmin to manage and optimize WordPress databases,
back up data, and perform queries.
• Class 18: Implementing WordPress security best practices
Discover common WordPress security vulnerabilities and how to protect your site from attacks
(e.g., using strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and security plugins).
• Class 19: Backing up and restoring a WordPress site
Learn how to back up your WordPress site, including the database and files, and restore it when
needed.
• Class 20: Optimizing WordPress performance
Explore best practices to optimize your WordPress site’s speed, such as image compression,
caching, and optimizing the database.

•Class 21: Introduction to the final project
Understand the scope of the final project, where you’ll apply everything you’ve learned to build a
complete WordPress site.
•Class 22: Project setup and planning
Plan the structure, design, and functionality of the WordPress site. Define project requirements and
goals.
•Class 23: Developing the WordPress website (Part 1)
Begin building your WordPress site by selecting a theme, customizing its appearance, and adding the
necessary pages and posts.
•Class 24: Developing the WordPress website (Part 2)
Continue building the website, focusing on integrating plugins, setting up menus, and enhancing
functionality.
•Class 25: Final project review and presentation
Review the final project, troubleshoot any issues, and prepare a presentation of your completed
WordPress site.