Web Systems and

Technologies 2
PRESENTED BY: ENGR. ROGER R. ABULENCIA
ESSU Vision
A technologically-advanced
university producing professionals
and competitive leaders for local
and national development.

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ESSU Mission
To provide quality education
responsive to the national and global
needs focused on generating
knowledge and technology that will
improve the lives of the people.
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College Goals
The College of Computer Studies is committed to
develop globally competent information technology
professionals, through:
a. Provision of relevant, knowledge and skills in
information technology responsive to the
changing needs of the industry and society;

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College Goals
b. Development of competent faculty and
students through industry-led training and
experiences which enable them to advance in
the profession of information technology; and
c. Application of learned theories and
competencies through the conduct of IT driven
research and extension programs.
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Program Objectives
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
program will produce graduates with:
a. Strong foundation of knowledge and skills that
will serve as gateway into an advance field of
Information Technology, Management
Information System or other related fields;

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Program Objectives
b.Competence and globally at par in their field of
specialization; and
c. Desirable values of Information Technology
professionals and researches that augment that
continuous growth in the field of Information
Technology.

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Web Systems and
Technologies 2
PRESENTED BY: ENGR. ROGER R. ABULENCIA
Course Description
This course covers several Content
Management Systems that will be used to
develop an in-depth understanding of the
general processes used to set up CMS sites
and the applications and platforms which can
be used to create dynamically updated content
management system.
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Course Learning Outcomes
CLO1. Understanding the role of content
management technologies to acquire,
organize and present web content.

CLO2. Generate content suitable for targeted

Web based audience.
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Course Learning Outcomes
CLO3. Understanding the process of planning
out goal specific and effective web site
structures.

CLO4. Compare and contrast content

management systems.
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Course Learning Outcomes
CLO5. Create, modify and maintain a CMS
website.

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Course Policies
 Assignments/activities and projects should be
submitted/presented as scheduled otherwise
they will not be accepted.
 Students who miss to attend major exams &
quizzes due to justifiable reason (sickness) with
note approved by the dean shall be given special
examination.
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Course Policies
 Removal, completion of INC and conditional
grades should be accomplished within one (1)
semester period starting from the date of final
grades were submitted.

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Grading System
1. Class Standing 60%
Oral Recitation (online)
Projects
Online Quizzes/Activities

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Grading System
2. Periodical Examination 40%
Midterm/Final Examinations

TOTAL 100%

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Actual Rating Equivalent Rating Adjectival Rating

95-100% 1.0 Outstanding

90-94% 1.1 - 1.5 Excellent
85-89% 1.6 - 2.0 Very Good
80-84% 2.1 - 2.5 Good
75-79% 2.6 - 3.0 Fair
70-74% 3.1 - 3.5 Conditional
55-69% 3.6 - 5.0 Failed
INC INC Incomplete
Dr Dr Dropped
WP WP Withdrawn with Permission
IP IP In Progress

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Chapter Covered
Chapter 1 Overview of Content Management
System
Chapter 2 Getting Started with Moodle
Chapter 3 WordPress
Chapter 4 Administering Joomla

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Course Requirements
 Must take and pass the major examinations
(Midterm and Final Examination).
 Must take and pass the quizzes (online).
 Must actively participate during the virtual
discussion.
 Must submit and pass required activity,
assignments and projects.
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Course Requirements
Chapter Title Requirement/Output
1 Introduction to Content Management Evaluation/Activities
System nd & 4th
2 Getting Started with Moodle Quizzes (every 2
3 WordPress week of the month via
Edmodo)
4 Administering Joomla Major Exam (via
Edmodo)
Midterm Requirement – Develop Content Management System using Moodle
Final Requirement – Develop CMS website using WordPress or Joomla
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Chapter 1
Introduction to Content
Management System
Overview
This chapter provides you a thorough
understanding of Content Management
Systems (CMS).

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Learning Outcome:
At the end of this chapter, you are expected to:
 Identify the features of a CMS that would fulfil
the requirements of web technologies
application.

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What is a Content Management
System?
 an application that is used to manage and
publish web content, allowing multiple users to
contribute, create, edit, and publish without
having to beg a developer.

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How Content Management System
Works
 Websites are built with databases
 Managed by companies or communities
 Updates as the web evolves
 Provides version management and authoring
workflow

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Two major components of CMS:
1. Content Management Application (CMA)
 front end component of a content
management system (CMS).
 The CMA interface allows users to create and
manage corporate or website content.

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Two major components of CMS:
2. Content Delivery Application (CDA)
 acts as the back-end portion of the website

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Basic Features of a CMS
 Content creation
o allows users to easily create and format content
 Content storage
o stores content in one place, in a consistent
fashion
o this means that text and other assets are stored
in a database or XML repository

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Basic Features of a CMS
 Workflow management
o assigns privileges and responsibilities based on
roles such as authors, editors and admins
 Publishing
o organizes and pushes content live
o creates web pages using content and templates

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Questions:
1. What is CMS and how does it work?
2. What is the importance of CMS to you as a
student?

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Assignment
1. Identify what are the benefits of Content
Management System?
2. Why do you need CMS? Explain.
3. Watch this video clip from this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrbpOmNC_mM
After watching, write a brief paragraph
summarizing what you learned from the video clip.
4. What are the different CMS applications?

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