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CSC 112-070 Web Site Management
Spring 2002 - Fridays
03/11/02 -05/06/02 1:00 - 2:50 PM
Learning Objectives
- Lecture 1 (03/15) - Identifying Relationships
- state the purpose of and role played by: personal computer,
web browser, web server, Internet Service Provider
- define the term web site
- state the purpose of the index page and related pages
- state how the anchor tag is used in the index both internally
in the same web page and for jumps to external web pages
at the same site.
- state how anchors are used to return to the index.
- be able to state the difference between a flat design
and a hierarchical design and draw an example of each.
- Spring Vacation (03/22)
- Lecture 2 (03/29) - Elements of Site Design
- state the role of purpose in the design: inform, educate,
persuade (sell); interaction between content and intention.
- explain the importance of consistent theme and controls
to a web site.
- Explain use of table of contents and use of index and
how each can be improved using hypertext.
- State when a glossary of technical terms would be appropriate.
- using case studies, develop solutions based on content
and intention, selecting the solutions from a limited range
of choices in theme, controls, table of contents, indexing
and whether or not a glossary is needed.
- State advantages and disadvantages of hierarchical design
and flat design.
- State the use of folders for resources and separate users.
- State the impact folders have on the URL that must be
used when contents are referenced.
- State the process for departments in an organization to
modify their part of a web site.
- Lecture 3 (04/05) - Security and Site Management
- identify security issues for a web site.
- Explain the purpose of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) support.
- State the difference between https:// and http://.
- state three common types of web servers that support SSL.
- State two methods to determine if the web server serving
you has SSL installed and enabled.
- suggest file management solutions to case studies for
both a small business web site controlled by one person
and a business where multiple users maintain portions of
the web site.
- organize files and folders using Folders View
- check spelling on all pages.
- find and replace text on all pages.
- verify hyperlinks.
- view and edit the task list.
- publish a web site to a web server using Dreamweaver.
- Lecture 4 (04/12) - Management tools for feedback
- explain how to use mailto hyperlinks to get feedback from
users.
- demonstrate inserting a mailto hyperlink using Dreamweaver.
- Explain the technicalities of saving the returned responses.
- Demonstrate saving returned responses into an appropriate
folder.
- Demonstrate how to insert a "server side include"
into a web page.
- Lecture 5 (04/19) - Managing Forms
- explain the relationship between a form, the web browser
and the web server and what is required on the server to
extract data from forms for the user.
- create a form, form fields and form controls using Dreamweaver.
- insert the form into the web page.
- Explain the technical uses related to retrieving information
from a form.
- save information retrieved from a form.
- Lecture 6 (04/26) - Information Management
- explain the limited audience that will be able to use
some browser features and suggest alternatives for the rest
of the web audience.
- Demonstrate and explain behaviors in Dreamweaver.
- Explain the purpose of the Scheduled Include Page components.
- Explain the purpose of the Scheduled Include Page components.
- Explain the purpose of Timestamp.
- Explain the purpose of and how "global replace"
works.
- Demonstrate the use of the Substitution component (global
replace) in a web site.
- State types of web site activity that might be monitored.
- State how web site activity could be logged.
- State types of add-on software tools that can extract
logged web site data and provide management graphing of
web site activity.
- download shareware software tools, install on web site
and develop a report of web site activity.
- Lecture 7 (5/3) - Guest Instructor
- process of developing clients, projects,
- troubleshooting through bug software, etc.
- Final Exam
(05/10)
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