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Digital Document Management Module Handbook
Phil Molyneux
14 September 2007
Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources References
Lecturer
Lecturer Phil Molyneux Room 339 Email molyneux@kingston.ac.uk Web http://staffnet.kingston.ac.uk/~ku00597 Web http://b100004702.kingston.ac.uk/~ku00597
Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims
Learning Outcomes
Aims
1. An understanding of the role of structured markup languages in the production and exchange of documents and data on the World Wide Web. 2. The ability to model document structures using XML. 3. An understanding of the role of style sheet technologies in decoupling document content and structure from presentation. 4. An overview of current applications in a business context.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
1. Create documents in HTML. 2. Create XML documents for particular DTDs 3. Develop small DTDs to model particular document classes in a business context. 4. Develop style sheets using CSS. 5. Transform XML documents using XSLT.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
Semester 1 Course Outline Full Time Course Outline Part Time
Course Outline Full-time I
Week 1. 24 September 2007 Document Processing and the Web History of document processing; markup languages, word processors and DTP. The Web & HTML Origins of the Web. Key concepts. HTML structure and concepts. HTML production conversion, lters and editors. Week 2. 1 October 2007 XML Introduction to XML. Components of an XML system. Role of XML in business. Example developer support and applications.
Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources References
Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
Semester 1 Course Outline Full Time Course Outline Part Time
Course Outline Full-time II
Week 3. 8 October 2007 Document Modelling DTDs. Structuring DTDs. Namespaces. Schemas. Week 4. 15 October 2007 Style The concept of style. Separation of structure, content and presentation. CSS and Web pages. Assignment handed out Week 5. 22 October 2007 CSS Lab and assignment brieng Week 6. 29 October 2007 Review the course and start the assignment. Week 7. 5 November 2007 XSL XSL Transformations. XSL Formatting Objects. XPath.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
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Course Outline Full-time III
Week 8. 12 November 2007 XSLT continued Week 9. 19 November 2007 XSLT Labs 1 & 2 Week 10. 26 November 2007 XSLT Elements, Structure and design patterns. Week 11. 3 December 2007 XPath Data Model Week 12. 10 December 2007 XML Schema Introduction to alternative schema languages..
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
Semester 1 Course Outline Full Time Course Outline Part Time
Course Outline Full-time 1
Week 1. 24 September 2007 Document Processing and the Web History of document processing; markup languages, word processors and DTP. The Web & HTML Origins of the Web. Key concepts. HTML structure and concepts. HTML production conversion, lters and editors. Week 2. 1 October 2007 XML Introduction to XML. Components of an XML system. Role of XML in business. Example developer support and applications. Week 3. 8 October 2007 Document Modelling DTDs. Structuring DTDs. Namespaces. Schemas.
Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources References
Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
Semester 1 Course Outline Full Time Course Outline Part Time
Course Outline Full-time 2
Week 4. 15 October 2007 Style The concept of style. Separation of structure, content and presentation. CSS and Web pages. Assignment handed out Week 5. 22 October 2007 CSS Lab and assignment brieng Week 6. 29 October 2007 Review the course and start the assignment.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
Semester 1 Course Outline Full Time Course Outline Part Time
Course Outline Full-time 3
Week 7. 5 November 2007 XSL XSL Transformations. XSL Formatting Objects. XPath. Week 8. 12 November 2007 XSLT continued Week 9. 19 November 2007 XSLT Labs 1 & 2
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
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Course Outline Full-time 4
Week 10. 26 November 2007 XSLT Elements, Structure and design patterns. Week 11. 3 December 2007 XPath Data Model Week 12. 10 December 2007 XML Schema Introduction to alternative schema languages..
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
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Course Outline Part-time
Day 1
Topic 1 Document Processing and the Web History of document processing; markup languages, word processors and DTP. The Web & HTML Origins of the Web. Key concepts. HTML structure and concepts. HTML production conversion, lters and editors. Topic 2 XML Introduction to XML. Components of an XML system. Role of XML in business. Example developer support and applications. Topic 3 Document Modelling DTDs. Structuring DTDs. Namespaces. Schemas.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
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Day 2
Topic 4 Document Modelling Physical structures and example DTD XHTML Transitional Topic 5 Style The concept of style. Separation of structure, content and presentation. CSS and Web pages. Lab Session CSS Lab 01
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Topic 6 XSLT Introduction Topic 7 XSLT Elements & Structure
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline
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Topic 8 XPath Data model Topic 9 XML Schema Introduction Topic 10 XML & Web Services Lab Session XSLT Lab 01 & 02
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment
Student Commitment Strachey Debugging Quote
Teaching, Learning and Assessment
The course will be delivered as a combination of weekly lecture, exercise and discussion sessions. The assessment will be a practical XML/Web assignment this will involve two parts: Producing a simple XML DTD; Using the XSLT language to transform a sample XML document to HTML in two dierent ways. Full Time Hand-out date 15 October 2007, Hand-in date 9am Monday 11 February 2008 Part Time Hand-out date 1 December 2007, Hand-in date 9am Monday 14 April 2008
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment
Student Commitment Strachey Debugging Quote
Student Commitment
Students will need to spend about 3 hours a week in addition to the lectures and exercise classes. It is in the nature of computing and any sort of programming that you need to implement some small scripts each week so that you become familiar with the environment and (the inevitable) error messages.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment
Student Commitment Strachey Debugging Quote
Strachey Debugging Quote
Although programming techniques have improved immensely since the early days, the process of nding and correcting errors in programming known graphically if inelegantly as debugging still remains a most dicult, confused and unsatisfactory operation. The chief impact of this state of aairs is psychological. Although we are happy to pay lip-service to the adage that to err is human, most of us like to make a small private reservation about our own performance on special occasions when we really try. It is somewhat deating to be shown publicly and incontrovertibly by a machine that even when we do try, we in fact make just as many mistakes as other people. If your pride cannot recover from this blow, you will never make a programmer. Scientic American 1966 vol 215 (3) September pp112-124
Reading & Other Resources References
Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
XML Texts Alternate Course Web Sites Web & HTML Background/Reference
Reading & Other Resources I
XML Texts
Harold and Means (2004) This is a good reference for XML. Main reference Mller and Schwartzbach (2006) this is a very good textbook on XML and related technologies Main text Ray (2003) This is a good introduction to XML Tennison (2002, 2004a) This is a good introductory text on XSLT the original Wrox version is out of print but the Apress book is a virtually identical reprint. A new edition Tennison (2004b) is now available with Apress (www.apress.com).
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
XML Texts Alternate Course Web Sites Web & HTML Background/Reference
Reading & Other Resources II
XML Texts
Kay (2001, 2004b,a) one is of the best reference texts on XSLT we will use some of his software. The latter two books together form a new edition of the former. Main reference Harold (2001, 2004) we will use the examples on XSLT (they are on the Web). The older edition is still useful. Goldfarb and Prescod (2002a,b) this covers application, products and technologies with tutorials and case studies. This is by the developer of SGML either edition would be a useful read.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
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XML Texts
Goldfarb and Warmsley (2004), Lenz et al. (2004) MS Oce now has tools for editing XML and doing transformations with XSLT. Fitzgerald (2004) there are lots of how to. . . books this is a good one. Note that there is no one manual or book that covers all the material on this course.
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Course Web Site I
This document, the course Module Guide, and the Handouts Diary, which records the location of all course handouts, exam papers, exercise sheets. . . , are available on the Web in Adobe Acrobat pdf format at the locations below. This information (and links) is also on the Blackboard page for this module. The following URLs are relative to my base URL of http://staffnet.kingston.ac.uk/~ku00597/ (but also see below) digidoc2007/ Digital Document Management Directory this directory lists all the handouts for the module to date. Note that the individual PDF les also contain the lecture slides and (some) answers to exercises and labs. You can nd the names of these les also in the Module Notes (see below)
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
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Course Web Site II
digidoc2007/digidocModHandbook2007.pdf Module Handbook this is a copy of this module handbook.
digidoc2007/digidocModNotes2007.pdf Module Notes this is a copy of the module notes that you should have in hard copy. digidoc2007/HANDOUTSdigidoc2007.html this le gives links to copies of course handouts along with some brief comments on each handout (such as when it was used and associated exercises). digidoc2007/README.html README le gives an indication of the format of the contents of the directory.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
XML Texts Alternate Course Web Sites Web & HTML Background/Reference
Alternate Course Web Sites
The material should be available on the above web site if staffnet is slow or not available then try the following: http://www.kingston.ac.uk/~ku00597 just put www instead of staffnet http://b100004702.kingston.ac.uk/~ku00597 this is my personal Web server which is available only inside the kingston.ac.uk domain. http://idisk.mac.com/pmolyneux-Public this allows you to browse the Public folder of my Apple .Mac iDisk
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
XML Texts Alternate Course Web Sites Web & HTML Background/Reference
Web & HTML Background/Reference I
You will need to refer to books on the Web and HTML: Musciano and Kennedy (2006) is one of the best references on HTML and also introduces XML. Main text if you have not already got a book on HTML. Spainhour and Quercia (1999) is a good reference for HTML, JavaScript, CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), XML and CGI scripts. Niederst (2006) is a good reference on Web Design. Meyer (2006, 2002, 2004) covers CSS with a lot of examples. Lie and Bos (2005) and Lie (2005) the original authors of CSS ad Lies PhD thesis is a very valuable read.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
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Web & HTML Background/Reference II
Zeldman (2006) an evangelical book about web standards also see his web site http://www.zeldman.com Chapman and Chapman (2004, 2003) are two of the best books Ive seen on multimedia very well written the rst is on concepts, the second on software tools. Chapman and Chapman (2006) is one of the best books on web design.
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
XML Texts Alternate Course Web Sites Web & HTML Background/Reference
WWW References I
W3C http://www.w3c.org is the standards body of the Web xml.com http://www.xml.com is an http://www.oreilly.com site with XML news XMLsoftware http://www.xmlsoftware.com is the site to look for XML related software it also has companion sites www.xslinfo.com XML FAQ http://xml.silmaril.ie is the XML FAQ
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
XML Texts Alternate Course Web Sites Web & HTML Background/Reference
WWW References II
Mulberry Technologies http: //www.mulberrytech.com/quickref has quick reference sheets for XML, XSLT and XPath all in 4 sides of US Letter and Legal paper size. XML Cover Pages http://xml.coverpages.org Robin Covers huge XML and SGML site hosted by http://www.oasis-open.org IBM XML pages http: //www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml Good collection of articles and tutorials. XML.org http://www.xml.org another OASIS site mainly on industry news
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Digital Document Management Module Handbook Phil Molyneux Lecturer Aims Course Outline Teaching, Learning and Assessment Reading & Other Resources
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WWW References III
Safari http: //proquest.safaribooksonline.com lots of books, available inside the kingston.ac.uk do...
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