For the non-programmer, building your site with cck and views puts the power of Drupal in your hands.

3. Build your own database!

4. No SQL Knowledge required

6. Bands have albums...

7. Jobs have applicants...

8. Make your own one to many relationships

9. Views Your way to assemble the CCK pieces you've created into a site with little or no coding.

13. And Panels

14. And Ctools

16. Probably in Core in future...

19. continued...

21. Drupal API

22. SQL

24. Need a new field? Call the developer.

25. Theme it...

27. Add the fields you need for each type (text fields, number fields, date fields, etc.)

28. Have one to many relationships? No problem, use nodereference fields.

29. Create views to "query" for what you want from your content types (it's point and click!)

30. Theme it...

31. Demolition!

35. Make a Staff page view

36. Make a home page block

37. ...done...

39. Use default display for now

40. Note taxonomy terms

42. Modify to show only articles

43. Make a menu

45. Departments page view

47. Reference to departments is this course in

48. Course Listings view (by dept)

50. Dept page should list both dept head and courses in this dept

51. Individual course page should show certified instructors

52. Selecting related information on data entry needs to be easier (can views help?)

54. Embed a view into a node display (teaser, full node, or both)

55. Can be passed an argument (typically nodeid)

56. EASY to display related information along with a node without programming

58. Departments – Related courses view

59. Articles – Authors views (one for teaser, one for node)

61. Depends on modalframe, jquery_ui, jquery update