Where is the UCM Installer Directory

I am installing webcenter suite 11g.
It needs to key in the UMC directory. But I do not know where it is.

I deinstall UCM.
Then, I unzip ucm file and key in the install file path when installing webcenter.
After the webcenter is installed (content manager server in the start manual), I configure it (create a weblogic domain) according to the final step of installation guide.
Must I install web tier utilities including
Process manager
HTTP Server
Web Cache
Proxy Plug-In
OSSO Plug-In
Fusion Middleware Upgrade Assistant
Remote Diagnostic Agent
Configuration Manager
?

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Install OracleXE
After installing the software, taking all the defaults, follow these steps to create the schema
Open the SQL Command window:
On Windows, from the Start menu, select Programs (or All Programs), then Oracle Database 10g Express Edition, and then Run SQL Command Line.
Connect system/welcome1@XE
@ <location of installables dir>/Createuser.sql
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Your Locale = English-US
Installation Type = Install new server
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