32126 Web Content Design

1
32126 - Web Content Design Management

• Subject Overview

2
Subject Information

• Room 10.2.340
• Subject Coordinator Lecturer Amandeep S.
  Sidhu Room 10.04.130 Extn x4469 E-Mail
  asidhu_at_it.uts.edu.au Web http//staff.it.uts.edu
  .au/asidhu/
• Components Lectures Workshops Assignments Exa
  m

3
Subject E-Mail Policy

• The Subject Coordinator may be contacted by email
  or phone if you have matters of a personal nature
  to discuss, e.g., illness, study problems, team
  problems, team re-assignment, or a request for an
  appointment outside the given consultation hours.
  All email must bear a meaningful description in
  the Subject box at the top of the email,
  beginning with the Subject number e.g., 32126
  team problems, 32126 request for late submission
  due to illness, 32126 I have no team, etc.

4
Links

• Resources http//learn.it.uts.edu.au/32126
• Subject UTS Online
• Assessment Criteria Based Assessment

5
Subject Outline

• This subject provides an introduction to the
  design and management of web-based systems.
  Specific emphasis is placed on the design of
  usable, scalable, standards-based systems. Taking
  a human-centered systems design approach students
  develop their understanding of the theory and
  practical skills required to effectively design
  and deliver web information content to different
  kinds of users in a variety of formats. Content
  creation, management, evaluation and workflow are
  addressed with particular emphasis on the
  end-to-end design enterprise e-commerce
  initiatives (UTS IT Handbook)

6
Subject Objectives

• Able to take a holistic approach to Enterprise
  Content Design and Management (ECM) that takes
  into account design, use and organizational
  requirements.
• Understand the impact of Web Content Design
  methods on workflow and work practices.
• Familiar with the range of methods for design and
  development of web content and be able to apply
  appropriate methods to different design
  situations and produce usable web content.
• Familiar with Current Developments in Web
  Standards for ECM.

7
Topics

• Enterprise Content Management
• Information Structuring and Modeling
• Enterprise Information Management
• Users, Use and Usability
• Workflow Management

8
References

• Boiko, B. (2002) Content management bible, NY
  Hungry Minds, Inc. ISBN 0-7645-4862-X
• McCrackenD.(2004) User-centered Website
  development a human computer interaction
  approach, Upper Saddle River, NJ Prentice Hall
• Cooper, A. (1999) The inmates are running the
  asylum, New YorkSams ISBN 0672316498
• Davenport, T.H. (1997) Information ecology
  mastering the information and knowledge
  environment , New York Oxford University Press,
  ISBN 0-19-511168-0
• Hackos, J. (2002) Content management for dynamic
  web delivery London John Wiley Sons
• Nakano, R. (2001) Web content management a
  collaborative approach. Boston,
  MAAddison-Wesley, ISBN 0-201-65782-1
• Nardi, B.A. and O'Day, V.L.(1999) Information
  ecologies using technology with heart.
  Cambridge, MA MIT Press, ISBN 0-262-14066-7
• Rockley, A., Kostur, P. and Manning, S. (2002)
  Managing enterprise content a unified content
  strategy New Riders

9
Subject Assessment

• Workshop ParticipationMarks Available 10
• Assignment 1Individual AssignmentMarks
  Available 25Subject Objectives A, B
• Assignment 2Group AssignmentMarks Available
  20Subject Objectives C, D
• Assignment 3Group AssignmentMarks Available
  20Subject Objectives A, B, C, D
• ExamMarks Available 25

10
Assessment Guidelines

• All the assessment modules are to be cleared with
  50 pass mark, except for the Exam, where the
  pass mark is 40 to pass the Subject. If any
  component has less than 50 mark the student will
  fail the subject with the mark of 44 Z.
• Assignments are due at 1300 pm on the DAY and
  DATE. Please follow the following
  guidelinesHard Copy Submit to the Faculty
  Office Building 10, level 3, where you will be
  given a receiptSoft Copy Submit to the
  Lecturer by email
• A late penalty of 5 per day will be applied to
  submitted work, up to 1 week, and ZERO mark
  thereafter unless prior arrangements have been
  made with the Subject Coordinator.

11
Plagiarism

• All text written in assignments must be your own
  words, except for short, quoted, and clearly
  referenced sections. Text copied from web pages,
  articles or other sources, and not referenced,
  will be viewed as plagiarism and forwarded to the
  Faculty Conduct Committee as misconduct.
• Referencing styles may be found at the BELL web
  site http//www.bell.uts.edu.au/referencing/

12
Assignment Deadlines

• Assignment 1 Due on 17th Sep 2004
• Assignment 2 Due on 15th Oct 2004
• Assignment 3 Due on 29th Oct 2004

13
Schedule

• Lecture 1 Fri 6th Aug 2004, 6-9pm(Enterprise
  Content Management)
• Workshop 1 Sat 7th Aug 2004, 10am 4pm
• Lecture 2 Fri 20 Aug 2004, 6-9pm(XML Lecture)
• Workshop 2 Sat 21st Aug 2004, 10am 4pm
• Lecture 3 Fri 27th Aug 2004, 6-9pm(Information
  Structuring and Modeling)

14
Schedule

• Lecture 4 Fri 10th Sept 2004, 6-9pm(Enterprise
  Information Management)
• Workshop 3 Fri 11th Sept 2004, 10am 4pm
• Lecture 5 Fri 17th Sept 2004, 6-9pm
• Lecture 6 Fri 24th Sep 2004, 6-9pm(Users, Use
  and Usability)
• Workshop 4 Sat 25th Sep 2004, 10am 4pm
• Presentations 22nd Oct 2004, 23rd Oct 2004, 29th
  Oct 2004, 30th Oct 2004

15
Readings

• International journal of information management
• IBM Research Reports CMS
• IBM Research Reports XML

16
Consultation

• Consultation by APPOINTMENT ONLY!!
• Time Tue 230pm 530pm Thu 930am
  1230pm
• Additional Discussion Sessions by Appointment