This document discusses content management systems (CMS) and proposes a repository module for universities using a CMS. It describes types of CMS including enterprise, web, document management, and mobile. It outlines the key functions, tools, and future plans of the proposed university repository system, which would utilize a CMS like Drupal or Joomla to enable content sharing and open science activities across academic communities.

1. Content Management Systems
Prerared by,
R.Mujeebabeham.
&
M.Nafia Farheen.

2. Introduction:


Content management systems (CMS) such as
Drupal, Joomla, and Plone enable users to construct
web communities that make available many useful
functionalities to their users.

This study proposes a
repository module for
Universities using web CMS.

3. Types of CMS :
* Enterprise CMS (ECMS)
* Web CMS (WCMS)
* Document management system (DMS)
* Mobile content management system

4. 
System Tools:
 LAMP: a platform consisting of Linux, Apache,
MySQL and Perl/PHP/Python.

The system is written in a scripting language, PHP,
rendering it OS­independent.
MySQL is used as a relational

database backend for storing
data from various Universities.

5. 
Key Functions:

Users can access content from the tree­structure index
and by using keyword searches.

Full text searches work on PDF and MS Office
application formats.

Metadata auto­fill and workflow functions are provided to
support self­archiving by researchers.

Most of the customization can be done on the web
interface, allowing the administrator to operate the
repository easily.

6. 
Key Functions. . . .
The administration menu includes:

Item type (modify metadata set and drag&drop tree edit
and modify submission authority),
content review, import,

log analysis (csv and graphical output)


general settings (ranking calculation, log analysis black
list, site license list, full text library setting and so on).

7. 
Future Plans:

We are planning to utilize this
system as an academic
society repository system.

Besides conventional publications such as conference
proceedings and journal articles, various supplemental
data will be published and shared on this site.

One of the goals of this service is to bring together
academic societies and the open science activities, then
make larger the Internet academic community.

8. CMS sites:

9. CMS sites: ”Joomla”

10. ”Drupal”
CMS sites...

11. References :
http://www.hipertext.net/english/pag1013.htm/
http:// smartech.gatech.edu/handle/