- Microsoft Bing
- Exalead
- Vivisimo
- Kartoo (now KnowHow)
- WebBrain
- Grokker (What does it search?)
- Google Image Search
- Singingfish Multimedia Search (now AOL Video)
Session 12 (Nov 9): Policy (Privacy and Security)
Readings
- Required:
- Vermaat et al. (2016). Chapter 5 (Digital Security, Ethics, and Privacy: Threats, Issues, and Defenses).
[Or: Vermaat et al. (2014/2015). Chapter 5 (Digital Safety and Security)].
- Vermaat et al. (2016). Chapter 5 (Digital Security, Ethics, and Privacy: Threats, Issues, and Defenses).
- Recommended:
- Surveillance Nation (Technology Review, April 2003) [Part 1] [Part 2]
- The Curse of the Biometric Future (February, 2004)
- Attention, Shoppers: You Can Now Speed Straight Through Checkout Lines! (Wired, July 2004)
- Digital signature guidelines
- Adding Signatures and Security in Adobe Acrobat 9
- Copyright
- Fair Use
- Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act (Wikipedia)
- Lawrence Lessig's Supreme Showdown (Wired, October 2002)
- In Defense of Copyright (Salon, April 2002)
- Digital Rights Management
- Open Source
Notes
- Lecture slides will be posted on Moodle.
Project Activity
- Solicit feedback from your client and their users, revise your design, fix bugs, or collect more information.
- Start to host your prototype Website on the client's server. Make yourself familiar with the technical enviroment. Do this as early as possible!
- Solicit feedback from your client and their users, revise your design, fix bugs.
- Host your Website on your client's server, fix bugs.
- Distribute the Project Survey.
- Start to prepare the Website Maintenance Manual and the Project Reflective Essay.
Session 13 (Nov 16): Information Systems
Readings
- Required:
- Stair, Ralph M. and Reynolds, George W. (2007). Principles of Information Systems, A Managerial Approach. 6th ed. Chapter 1. An Introduction to
Information Systems.
- Vermaat et al. (2016). Chapter 12 (Working in the Enterprise: Systems, Certifications, and Careers).
[Or: Vermaat et al. (2014/2015), Chapter 12 (Information Systems and Program Development: Designing and Building Solutions)].
- Stair, Ralph M. and Reynolds, George W. (2007). Principles of Information Systems, A Managerial Approach. 6th ed. Chapter 1. An Introduction to
Information Systems.
Notes
- Lecture slides will be posted on Moodle.
Project Activity
- Solicit feedback from your client and their users, revise your design, fix bugs.
- Host your Website on your client's server, fix bugs.
- Distribute the Project Survey.
- Start to prepare the Website Maintenance Manual and the Project Reflective Essay.
Session 14 (Nov 23): System Life Cycle; Final review
Readings
- Required:
- Stair, Ralph M. and Reynolds, George W. (2007). Principles of Information Systems, A Managerial Approach. 6th ed. Chapter 12 Systems
Investigation and Analysis, Section 1 and 2: p.504-522
- Vermaat et al. (2016). Chapter 12 (Working in the Enterprise: Systems, Certifications, and Careers), if you have not read yet.] [Or: Vermaat et al. (2014/2015). Chapter 12 (Information Systems and Program Development: Designing and Building Solutions), if you have not read yet.]
- Stair, Ralph M. and Reynolds, George W. (2007). Principles of Information Systems, A Managerial Approach. 6th ed. Chapter 12 Systems
Investigation and Analysis, Section 1 and 2: p.504-522
- Recommended:
- Randhawa, S. (2013). Open source library management softwares. e-Library Science Research Journal, 1(7): 1-7.
- Vandana Singh, V. (2013). Experiences of Migrating to an Open-source Integrated Library System. Information Technology and Libraries, March 2013, 36-53.
- Natalya's QA Blog (2012). The differences between life cycle models- Advantages and Disadvantages
- Munassar, N. and Govardhan, A. (2010). A Comparison Between Five Models Of Software Engineering. IJCSI International Journal of Computer Science Issues, 7(5):94-101.
Notes
- Lecture slides will be posted on Moodle.
Project Activity
- Solicit feedback from the client and the users, revise your design, fix bugs.
- Reflect what software/system design model your team has used.
- Host your Website on your client's server, fix bugs.
- Prepare the Website Maintenance Manual (for your client) and the Project Reflective Essay.
Session 15 (Nov 30): No class; Project due!
Project Activity
- Please email me the URL of your project website. Due: 11:00am today.
- Please submit the Project report, Project Evaluation Form (signed by your client), the self-evaluation and cross-evaluation form, and the Project Reflective Essay, and the Project Survey.
- Please send the Website Maintenance Manual to your client (and send a copy to me).
Session 16 (Dec 7): Final Exam
Notes
- The open-book final exam will be posted on Moodle before 11AM today or even earlier. Exam due: Dec 9 Wednesday midnight 11:59PM..
- I will post an example final exam on Moodle.
- All of your project Websites will be posted at http://www.csc.lsu.edu/~wuyj/Teaching/7008/fa15/proj_fa15.html. We will archive your Website for some period of time before your SLIS Web account is removed, so you are advised to transfer your content to your client ASAP (if you have not done so).
- Please post final exam questions on Moodle before the final exam is posted. Once the final exam is posted, I cannot answer questions that are in the final exam, even if you have not opened the exam file or you paraphrase my questions.
- You may remove your Homework 3 from your website if you do not want to publish that page on the Web for any reason.
