Problems in the secondary website of independent colleges

Independent College Level II Website production Existing problems

1. The leaders' awareness of informatization is not strong and the investment is not enough.
Since independent colleges use non-state financial funds to run schools, leaders focus on enrollment and employment, which is the lifeline of the college. Only with students can we have the capital to run schools, and the survival of the college can be guaranteed. The informatization construction of the college is listed as non key work, and the construction of secondary website is considered as a dispensable matter, as long as there is a college portal, no matter what information needs to be published online, fill it in the college website, regardless of whether it is suitable or not. For example, a class held a daily theme class meeting, which was also put in the news on the college website. Independent colleges are relatively short of funds for running schools. It is difficult to obtain funds to purchase the software and hardware equipment required for the secondary website and pay for the development and maintenance costs. The construction of secondary websites, as an important work in the informatization construction of colleges and universities, has encountered setbacks in independent colleges.

2. The production level of secondary websites varies.
The secondary websites of independent colleges are produced in a variety of ways, some by professional companies, some by teachers, and some by computer majors; The beauty and functions of websites are also quite different. Some websites have distinctive themes, powerful functions and rich content, while others have monotonous and rough layout; The technologies implemented by each website are different, including ASP, JSP, PHP, ASP.net, etc., and the background databases include Access, SQLServer, MySQL, Oracle, etc. Many of these website background management systems are source codes or adaptations downloaded from the Internet, and there are certain vulnerabilities, which lead to frequent attacks on websites and also involve other websites on the same server.
3. It is difficult to maintain and manage the secondary website.
Due to the limitations of conditions, it is impossible for independent colleges to have independent servers for each secondary website, and they usually adopt the mode of unified hosting by the network center. Because the technology adopted by the secondary website is not uniform, the server needs to be configured with a variety of applications to meet the needs, increasing the difficulty of management. Due to the high mobility of developers - teacher transfer, student graduation, the development of secondary websites did not follow the specifications of software development, lack of necessary documentation information, resulting in difficulties in website operation and maintenance.
4. The column setting is unreasonable, and the information lacks security.
Many secondary websites lack reasonable organization and planning at the beginning of their design. Instead of setting up their columns from the website's own needs and external service functions, they randomly set up their columns in imitation of other websites, which makes some column information update lag behind, and some even seem to become static pages, with the content unchanged all the year round. Independent colleges are relatively short of personnel. It is impossible to require each secondary website to be equipped with a professional team of informatization. There is basically only one part-time administrator. These personnel have different educational backgrounds, professional backgrounds, work attitudes, and lack of management systems, which leads to the lack of security, accuracy, and authority of information published on the website, Sometimes some illegal information even appears.