质量控制 of courseware become crucial parts of their operation. As the scale of educational training expands and teaching activities deepen, the demand for courseware also continuously increases. Developing courseware usually requires a significant amount of time, making it challenging for educational培训机构 to handle all development tasks in-house. To alleviate this issue, many institutions outsource part of their courseware development to third-party enterprises, allowing them to focus more on quality assurance and service quality.
However, outsourcing courseware development introduces new challenges, particularly in project management and risk control, as it involves cross-organizational collaboration. This thesis aims to apply the concept of workflow management to control and streamline the courseware development process. By analyzing workflow management systems and the specificities of courseware development processes, a workflow control system is designed following the WfMC (Workflow Management Coalition) standards, tailored for managing courseware development.
The study begins with an introduction to the outsourcing model of courseware development, using the Shanghai干部在线学习城's process as an example. It examines the primary forms of outsourcing and the associated management issues, highlighting the need for this research. It then delves into common patterns of multimedia courseware and evaluation criteria, outlining the key steps in the development process and how to abstract these steps for defining workflows within the system.
Guided by theories and techniques related to workflow management, the thesis employs UML (Unified Modeling Language) for modeling and Java technology for implementation, using Eclipse as the development platform and SQL Server as the database system. The detailed design and realization of the proposed system are discussed, followed by a brief presentation of its application案例.
Key terms in this research include courseware development, outsourcing, workflow, and process management. This work contributes to the understanding of how workflow management principles can be effectively integrated into the complex domain of courseware creation and outsourcing, potentially improving efficiency, reducing risks, and ensuring higher quality in educational content production.
