CMS Design & Implementation (Winter 2022)
Timeline
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January 3, 2022Experience start
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March 16, 2022Final Week of Class - Final Presentation
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June 7, 2022Experience end
Timeline
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January 3, 2022Experience start
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March 16, 2022Final Week of Class - Final Presentation
Teams present a virtual final presentation to the client, instructor, and guests the week of March 14-18 2022. Exact day and time TBD.
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June 7, 2022Experience end
Experience scope
Categories
Information technology Product or service launch Humanities EducationSkills
web development agile methodologies search engine optimization (seo) content management researchThis is a separate class from the CMS Design & Implementation (Fall 2021) class.
Student-consultants will design and implement a content management system (CMS) to help you effectively manage your online content.
Please follow the link below to review informational material about our two quarter (20 week) capstone class and past projects:
Learners
Students will provide your organization with a fully-functioning content management website.
Final deliverables include:
- A team charter.
- A product vision board.
- Agile Scrum artifacts: Backlogs, User stories (ACC), and acceptance criteria.
- Test plans and test results (expected and actual)
- Feature Analysis Reports (AKA: Gap Analysis) with recommendations: Used for selecting CMS extensions (Plugins and Themes)
- Training documentation: Document type determined by client.
- A plugin and module lists.
- Weekly status reports.
- Weekly agendas and meeting minutes.
Project timeline
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January 3, 2022Experience start
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March 16, 2022Final Week of Class - Final Presentation
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June 7, 2022Experience end
Timeline
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January 3, 2022Experience start
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March 16, 2022Final Week of Class - Final Presentation
Teams present a virtual final presentation to the client, instructor, and guests the week of March 14-18 2022. Exact day and time TBD.
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June 7, 2022Experience end
Project Examples
Requirements
Starting this January 3rd 2022, a group of 3-5 student-consultants will spend 25 hours per student (125 hours per team) working with your organization to recommend and implement a content management system (CMS) that best fits your needs. They will also provide training and reference materials, enabling your team to keep the site updated and organized.
Using Agile project management technology and knowledge gained from their computing and digital media courses, the student-consultants will help you design and implement an effective CMS website.
Example benefits include, but are not limited to:
- Marketing your product/service website http://www.westtownbikes.org
- Kickstarting your non-profit's fundraising efforts http://goodnewspartners.org
Students may use the following CMS systems, based on your requirements:
- Drupal
- WordPress
- Squarespace
- Weebly
- Wix
Additional company criteria
Companies must answer the following questions to submit a match request to this experience:
The client makes the decisions. It is the student teas responsibility to do the research and provide analysis and recommendation for website extensions, such as plugins, themes, JS libraries.
Provide a dedicated contact who will be available to answer periodic zoom, emails or phone calls over the duration of the project to address student’s questions or provide additional information.
This class employs the Agile methodology, which favors communication over documentation. Therefore, the student teams will communicate with you at least once a week by zoom, email or phone.
Be available to work with the students to review their weekly sprint results and provide timely quality feedback to the team.
Timeline
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January 3, 2022Experience start
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March 16, 2022Final Week of Class - Final Presentation
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June 7, 2022Experience end
Timeline
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January 3, 2022Experience start
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March 16, 2022Final Week of Class - Final Presentation
Teams present a virtual final presentation to the client, instructor, and guests the week of March 14-18 2022. Exact day and time TBD.
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June 7, 2022Experience end