Information Technology

COURSE AIMS

C1. Presenting the applications of CMS systems in building websites.

C2. Developing the ability of practical application of the discussed in the lectures problem domain concerning applying the selected CMS system to build a website

W1 - Basic information concerning CMS systems 1

W2, W3 - CMS Systems - basic information. The notions of hosting, domain. Updating CMS systems. Databases that cooperate with CMS systems. SSL protocol. 2

W4 - Basic configuration of selected CMS system. User interface characteristics. 1

W5 - CMS system settings. CMS system security. 1

W6 - Content creation: articles, websites, WYSIWYG editor. Creating friendly URL addresses. 1

W7 - Creating menu, contact form, PHP filter. Taxonomy. 1

W8, W9 - Types of content. Creating new type of content. Executing the content such as: Blog, Forum, Survey, Comments. 2

W10, W11 - Website layout. Changing the skin. Using commonly available graphic templates and their implementation in the system. 2

W12 - Managing users in the system. Adding roles and rights. 1

W13, W14 - Extending the functionality of the CMS system with additional modules. 2

W15 - Launching the website. 1

L1, L2 - Classes introducing the problem domain, principles of carrying out laboratory classes and their evaluation, statute of the computer workshop. 2

L3 - Setting up a hosting account and domain. Defining safe access passwords. 1

L4, L5, L6, L7 - Installation of DRUPAL 8.x. system. User configuration. Polish version installation. Multilanguage feature of the system - installing modules and configuring them. Configuring the system to display friendly addresses. 4

L8, L9 - Creating menu and basic contents on the website. Creating own content. WYSIWYG editor - installation and configuration. 2

L10, L11, L12, L13 - The VIEW module - installation, configuration and application to create unusual views. 4

L14, L15 - Implementing own skin to CMS system using the contents of websites that offer free graphic solutions. 2

L16 - L28 - Creating own websites based on the DRUPAL 8.x system - project task. 13

L29, L30 - Project evaluation. Granting credits. 2

Basic resources:

1. Nordin D., Planning and Managing Drupal Projects. Drupal for Designers (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2011.

2. Byron A., Berry A. & De Bondt B., Using Drupal, O’Reilly Media, Inc., Sebastopol 2012

3. Drupal website: www.drupal.org

Supplementary resources:

1. Nordin D., Design and Prototyping for Drupal. Drupal for Designers (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2011

2. Nordin D., Drupal Development Tricks for Designers. A Designer Friendly Guide to Drush, Git, and Other Tools (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2012

3. Kobis P., Dudek D., IT Tools to Support Training in Enterprises, [w:] L. Varkoly (eds.), Present Day Trends of Innovations 3, s. 34-41.

3.

COURSE AIMS

C1. Presenting the applications of CMS systems in building websites.

C2. Developing the ability of practical application of the discussed in the lectures problem domain concerning applying the selected CMS system to build a website

W1 - Basic information concerning CMS systems 1

W2, W3 - CMS Systems - basic information. The notions of hosting, domain. Updating CMS systems. Databases that cooperate with CMS systems. SSL protocol. 2

W4 - Basic configuration of selected CMS system. User interface characteristics. 1

W5 - CMS system settings. CMS system security. 1

W6 - Content creation: articles, websites, WYSIWYG editor. Creating friendly URL addresses. 1

W7 - Creating menu, contact form, PHP filter. Taxonomy. 1

W8, W9 - Types of content. Creating new type of content. Executing the content such as: Blog, Forum, Survey, Comments. 2

W10, W11 - Website layout. Changing the skin. Using commonly available graphic templates and their implementation in the system. 2

W12 - Managing users in the system. Adding roles and rights. 1

W13, W14 - Extending the functionality of the CMS system with additional modules. 2

W15 - Launching the website. 1

L1, L2 - Classes introducing the problem domain, principles of carrying out laboratory classes and their evaluation, statute of the computer workshop. 2

L3 - Setting up a hosting account and domain. Defining safe access passwords. 1

L4, L5, L6, L7 - Installation of DRUPAL 8.x. system. User configuration. Polish version installation. Multilanguage feature of the system - installing modules and configuring them. Configuring the system to display friendly addresses. 4

L8, L9 - Creating menu and basic contents on the website. Creating own content. WYSIWYG editor - installation and configuration. 2

L10, L11, L12, L13 - The VIEW module - installation, configuration and application to create unusual views. 4

L14, L15 - Implementing own skin to CMS system using the contents of websites that offer free graphic solutions. 2

L16 - L28 - Creating own websites based on the DRUPAL 8.x system - project task. 13

L29, L30 - Project evaluation. Granting credits. 2

Basic resources:

1. Nordin D., Planning and Managing Drupal Projects. Drupal for Designers (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2011.

2. Byron A., Berry A. & De Bondt B., Using Drupal, O’Reilly Media, Inc., Sebastopol 2012

3. Drupal website: www.drupal.org

Supplementary resources:

1. Nordin D., Design and Prototyping for Drupal. Drupal for Designers (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2011

2. Nordin D., Drupal Development Tricks for Designers. A Designer Friendly Guide to Drush, Git, and Other Tools (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2012

3. Kobis P., Dudek D., IT Tools to Support Training in Enterprises, [w:] L. Varkoly (eds.), Present Day Trends of Innovations 3, s. 34-41.

3.

COURSE AIMS

C1. Presenting the applications of CMS systems in building websites.

C2. Developing the ability of practical application of the discussed in the lectures problem domain concerning applying the selected CMS system to build a website

W1 - Basic information concerning CMS systems 1

W2, W3 - CMS Systems - basic information. The notions of hosting, domain. Updating CMS systems. Databases that cooperate with CMS systems. SSL protocol. 2

W4 - Basic configuration of selected CMS system. User interface characteristics. 1

W5 - CMS system settings. CMS system security. 1

W6 - Content creation: articles, websites, WYSIWYG editor. Creating friendly URL addresses. 1

W7 - Creating menu, contact form, PHP filter. Taxonomy. 1

W8, W9 - Types of content. Creating new type of content. Executing the content such as: Blog, Forum, Survey, Comments. 2

W10, W11 - Website layout. Changing the skin. Using commonly available graphic templates and their implementation in the system. 2

W12 - Managing users in the system. Adding roles and rights. 1

W13, W14 - Extending the functionality of the CMS system with additional modules. 2

W15 - Launching the website. 1

L1, L2 - Classes introducing the problem domain, principles of carrying out laboratory classes and their evaluation, statute of the computer workshop. 2

L3 - Setting up a hosting account and domain. Defining safe access passwords. 1

L4, L5, L6, L7 - Installation of DRUPAL 8.x. system. User configuration. Polish version installation. Multilanguage feature of the system - installing modules and configuring them. Configuring the system to display friendly addresses. 4

L8, L9 - Creating menu and basic contents on the website. Creating own content. WYSIWYG editor - installation and configuration. 2

L10, L11, L12, L13 - The VIEW module - installation, configuration and application to create unusual views. 4

L14, L15 - Implementing own skin to CMS system using the contents of websites that offer free graphic solutions. 2

L16 - L28 - Creating own websites based on the DRUPAL 8.x system - project task. 13

L29, L30 - Project evaluation. Granting credits. 2

Basic resources:

1. Nordin D., Planning and Managing Drupal Projects. Drupal for Designers (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2011.

2. Byron A., Berry A. & De Bondt B., Using Drupal, O’Reilly Media, Inc., Sebastopol 2012

3. Drupal website: www.drupal.org

Supplementary resources:

1. Nordin D., Design and Prototyping for Drupal. Drupal for Designers (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2011

2. Nordin D., Drupal Development Tricks for Designers. A Designer Friendly Guide to Drush, Git, and Other Tools (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2012

3. Kobis P., Dudek D., IT Tools to Support Training in Enterprises, [w:] L. Varkoly (eds.), Present Day Trends of Innovations 3, s. 34-41.

3.

COURSE AIMS

C1. Presenting the applications of CMS systems in building websites.

C2. Developing the ability of practical application of the discussed in the lectures problem domain concerning applying the selected CMS system to build a website

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND OTHER COMPETENCES

1.The student possesses basic knowledge of using a computer.

2.The student possess an ability to apply in practice the knowledge acquired in the lectures.

Basic resources:

1. Nordin D., Planning and Managing Drupal Projects. Drupal for Designers (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2011.

2. Byron A., Berry A. & De Bondt B., Using Drupal, O’Reilly Media, Inc., Sebastopol 2012

3. Drupal website: www.drupal.org

Supplementary resources:

1. Nordin D., Design and Prototyping for Drupal. Drupal for Designers (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2011

2. Nordin D., Drupal Development Tricks for Designers. A Designer Friendly Guide to Drush, Git, and Other Tools (ebook), O’Reilly Media, California, United States, 2012

3. Kobis P., Dudek D., IT Tools to Support Training in Enterprises, [w:] L. Varkoly (eds.), Present Day Trends of Innovations 3, s. 34-41.