Oracle WebCenter Content: Configuration and Administration Ed1 Course Overview

To ensure that our students are well-prepared for the Oracle WebCenter Content: Configuration and Administration Ed1 course, we recommend the following minimum prerequisites:

• Basic understanding of Content Management concepts
• Familiarity with the use of web browsers and web-based applications
• Basic knowledge of enterprise content management and document management
• An understanding of basic database concepts and relational databases
• Some experience with XML and web services is helpful, but not required
• General IT experience or background to comprehend technical concepts and workflows

These prerequisites are intended to provide a foundation that will help learners more easily grasp the concepts and technical instructions presented during the course. With these basic skills, students will be better positioned to succeed and fully benefit from the course content.

Target Audience for Oracle WebCenter Content: Configuration and Administration Ed1

The Oracle WebCenter Content: Configuration and Administration Ed1 course equips IT professionals with essential content management skills.

Target Audience:

• IT System Administrators
• Web Administrators
• Content Management System (CMS) Administrators
• Oracle WebCenter Content Developers
• Enterprise Architects
• Technical Consultants who specialize in content management solutions
• Business Analysts working with content management systems
• SOA Architects
• Security Administrators focusing on content security
• Database Administrators managing content databases
• IT Managers overseeing content management initiatives
• Integration Specialists responsible for integrating WebCenter Content with other systems

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Oracle WebCenter Content: Configuration and Administration Ed1?

Introduction to the Course’s Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered

This Oracle WebCenter Content: Configuration and Administration Ed1 course equips learners with the skills to install, configure, administer, and effectively manage content within an Oracle WebCenter Content environment.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand the core features and architecture of Oracle WebCenter Content, including system startup actions and SOA/web services integration.
• Install WebCenter Content and prepare the environment, ensuring compliance with supported system software configurations.
• Configure the Content UI and personalize the Native UI for optimal content user experience.
• Manage content items effectively, including creation, check-out, revision, search, and utilizing metadata.
• Distinguish administrative responsibilities and differentiate between system administration and WebCenter Content administration tasks.
• Implement role-based and account-based security models to protect content and ensure appropriate access.
• Design and manage a metadata model, including content types, custom metadata fields, and dependent choice lists.
• Customize content pages using profiles and extend functionalities with configurable components.
• Create and manage workflows to automate content management processes, including the use of script templates and workflow templates.
• Integrate WebCenter Content with other applications, monitor system health, troubleshoot issues, and perform system migrations and backups.

These objectives are designed to deliver a comprehensive understanding and hands-on experience for IT professionals managing Oracle WebCenter Content environments, ensuring they can support their organizations with efficient content management solutions.