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Implementing Content Management Systems and Virtualization in Computer Science Capstone Courses

This project explores the integration of virtualization and content management systems in computer science capstone courses. Utilizing tools like VirtualBox, VMWare, and Subversion, students are exposed to real-world applications, enhancing their learning experience. We focus on reducing costs, space, and management needs while improving resource allocation. Key features include central document storage, version control, user access management, and collaborative writing. The course simulates industry experience, contributing to positive outcomes in user experience and educational value.

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Implementing Content Management Systems and Virtualization in Computer Science Capstone Courses

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  1. Implementing Content Management Systems and Virtualization for Computer Science Capstone Courses Alex Radermacher Adam Helsene Dean Knudson

  2. Virtualization • Single physical computer / Multiple ‘virtual’ computers • Reduce cost • Reduce space • Reduce management needs • Slight resource overhead Web Server SQL DB Mail Server

  3. Content Management Systems • Central Document Storage • Version Control • Multi-user design • Access Control

  4. Capstone Course • Projects Course • Real Companies • Simulate Industry Experience • Defined Process

  5. Ye Olden Method • Shared Servers • VirtualBox • Twikis • Blackboard e-Portfolios • No Content Management

  6. New Method • VMWare • Subversion (SVN) • Trac

  7. Demonstration http://csprojects.cs.ndsu.nodak.edu/ siguccs // siguccs

  8. Experiences and Issues • Old Hardware • Authentication • Scripting • Memory Usage

  9. Positive Outcomes • User experience • Student Evaluation • Reduce Work • Educational Value

  10. Privacy/Security • Authentication for Trac/Subversion • Trac logout issue • Virtual Servers

  11. Other uses • Collaborative Writing • Group Projects • Course Dropbox • Project Management Framework • Shared Document Storage

  12. Questions?

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