**Course Title:** Mastering Zend Framework (Laminas): Building Robust Web Applications **Section Title:** Final Project and Advanced Topics **Topic:** Final project presentation and peer review **Objective:** In this topic, students will learn how to present and review their final projects, giving them the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of the Zend Framework (Laminas) and its components. Students will work in teams to build a comprehensive web application and share their experiences and best practices with their peers. **Course Series:** Before starting this topic, please ensure you have completed the following courses in the previous topics: - Introduction to Zend Framework (Laminas) and Development Setup - Routing, Controllers, and Views in Laminas - Working with Databases and Laminas Db - Form Handling and Validation - Authentication and Authorization in Laminas - RESTful API Development with Laminas - Middleware and Event Management - Caching and Performance Optimization - Deployment and Continuous Integration - Final Project and Advanced Topics **Learning Objectives:** 1. **Understand the importance of final project review and peer feedback** * Students will learn how to identify the value of peer review in the product development process. * Students will understand the benefits of constructive feedback in refining their coding skills. 2. **Build a final project** * Students will apply their knowledge of various Zend Framework components to build a comprehensive web application. * Students will be encouraged to experiment and innovate, following best practices throughout the development process. 3. **Develop effective communication skills for presentation** * Students will learn how to effectively present their project to the instructor and peers. * Students will understand the importance of clear and concise communication in conveying complex technical concepts. **Final Project Guidelines:** **Preparation** * Develop a concept for your web application using the Zend Framework (Laminas). * Ensure your project meets the requirements outlined in the project guides and best practices discussed throughout the course. * Make sure to document your development process, code, and any challenges you faced. **Submission Guidelines:** * Submit a written report detailing your final project, including: + Project Background and Concept + Technical Details ( backend, frontend, database, etc.) + Code Structure and organization + Any Significant Features or Challenges + Lessons Learned * Submit your final web application on the designated server. * Provide a presentation about your project (optional but recommended). **Peer Review and Feedback Guidelines:** * Develop a peer review template outlining questions to discuss with your peers. * Prepare suggestions for improvement and constructive criticism. * Encourage open discussion and feedback during class hours or online discussion forums. **Presentation Rules:** * Each student presents their project for at least 15 minutes. * Use slides, demos, and explanations to convey your project's features and implementation. * Leave time for questions and comments from the instructor and peers. **Course Materials** * Zend Framework (Laminas) documentation: <https://framework.zend.com/docs/latest/> * Zend Framework (Laminas) PHPnaissance tutorials: <https://phpnes++.nal } ____________________________________________________________________ **Additional Resources** Make sure to review the following resources to simplify any difficulties that may arise. - Zend Framework (Laminas) community forums <https://forum.zend.com> - "Benchmarking Zend 3.0 book" <https://pathBeyond.com đổ: * At the end of this topic, each student will have built and presented a robust web application showcasing their skills in the Zend Framework (Laminas) ecosystem.