Design Webpage & MySQL database for Student Practice Math Calculations (with timer)

Students will visit a website to practice math calculations. Student will be able to repeat the calculations as many times as he wants: The program should perform as follows on a WordPress (php) website: 1) generate two random numbers within a range selected by the student (for example, “ one number between 100 and 200, and another number between 200 and 300”) and display them in the appropriate places (see diagram below) … numbers generated should not end in zero. 2) the two numbers will be used in a math calculation (see attached diagram); 3) the program should not display the result of the operation, but should wait until the student enters his answer; 4) a digital stopwatch shown on the page should start 1 second after the two random numbers are displayed; 5) the page visitor must enter their answer to the equation in a text box and click “enter” … at which time the stopwatch should stop. 6) the program should then: a) Display a large green check mark next to the answer text box if the student’s answer is “correct”; b) Display a large red “X" mark next to the answer text box if the student’s answer is “not correct”; c) Display to the right of the checkmark, the total time the student needed to enter the answer (from the stopwatch time); d) Display the result on a running “User Score Board” at the top of the page, showing one column with the number of total attempts, a second column with the number of correct answers,and a third column with the number of incorrect answers. Below these three columns should be displayed three results: i) "% Accuracy" (# correct / # total attempts) ii) “Average Calculation Time” (total time for all CORRECT attempts / # of CORRECT attempts) iii) "Fastest Time" (the fastest time in which the student entered a CORRECT answer, out of of all of his attempts over time) e) send an e-mail to the student (user in database) with his results: i) name of math calculation; ii) random numbers generated; iii) student’s answer; iv) indication if student’s answer was correct or incorrect; v) time needed to enter answer; vi) updated “User Score Board” info (same as displayed in # 4) d above f) Store in the website’s MySQL"member’s database", the following information: i) Student’s Username ii) The Math “Speed Math Tool” that was performed (it will be the same as the page title) iii) Date and time-of-day that the user entered each answer (correct and incorrect answers) iv) The two random numbers that were generated v) Indication if the user’s answer was “correct” or “incorrect" vi) the amount of time needed to answer each question (correct and incorrect) g) The user should be able to view his member page to see a record of all of his historical attempts, with all data * There will be 7 or 8 such pages that all tie in to the same database. Each page will have a different type of math calculation (Speed Math Tool) to perform. There will be at least a few hundred users … perhaps 1,000+ over time. The first 7 pages will be as listed below. Each page will follow all of the above guidelines, only with different calculations. You only need to design the first page ... we will use this page and "cut and paste" the math operation. Speed Math Tool # 2: "Multiplying Numbers Times 11” Speed Math Tool # 3: "Multiplying Numbers Ending in 52" Speed Math Tool # 4: "Multiplying Numbers Less Than 10" Speed Math Tool # 5: "Multiplying Numbers Using One Reference Number" Speed Math Tool # 6: "Multiplying Numbers Using Two Reference Numbers" Speed Math Tool # 7: "Multiplying Numbers Close to 502" Speed Math Tool # 8: "Dividing Numbers by 2 1/2"