Description

This subject provides a detailed overview of the concepts and processes used in doing business electronically. This will include information exchange processes (EDI) and inter- and intra-organisational communications electronic exchange and business including EFT, smart cards and electronic money security issues and networks internets, intranets and extranets business models and e-commerce the internet customer and marketing economics and e-commerce taxation, business and exchange issues in e-commerce legal and ethical issues in e-commerce. Students will receive experience in using and adapting existing www and electronic commerce software in developing applications of e-commerce in real-world contexts.

Program

Marketing and International Business

Objectives

This course has two primary purposes: rn-Learn the terminology, technical architecture and business benefits of Electronic Commerce with an emphasis on the World Wide Web.rn-Explore emerging technologies in the dynamic world of the World Wide Web.rn-Plan, design, build and implement a business based Web Site. rn-Develop the technical documentation for requirements definition, al specifications, technical design and project planning of the Web Site. rn-Practice the use of Microsoft Frontpage.rn-Effectively use tools for establishing a presence on the Web.

Textbook

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Course Content

content serial	Description
1	Foundation of Electronic Commerce.
2	Retailing in Electronic Commerce.
3	On-line Customer Service, Internet Shopping.
4	Internet Consumers.
5	Market Research for Electronic Commerce
6	Internet Consumers and Market Research. (Real World Case)
7	7th week Exam
8	Advertisement in Electronic Commerce, Web Advertisement.
9	Public B2B exchange and support servicesrnChemConnect case studyrn
10	B2B e-commerce, buying and selling in private market
11	An overview about e-governmonet, An overview about e-learning, An overview about M-commerce
12	Case Study
13	Electronic Payment Systems, Protocols and Security.
14	Electronic Credit Card, Debit Cards, and Electronic Fund Transfer
15	Case Study
16	Final Exam
1	Foundation of Electronic Commerce.
2	Retailing in Electronic Commerce.
3	On-line Customer Service, Internet Shopping.
4	Internet Consumers.
5	Market Research for Electronic Commerce
6	Internet Consumers and Market Research. (Real World Case)
7	7th week Exam
8	Advertisement in Electronic Commerce, Web Advertisement.
9	Public B2B exchange and support servicesrnChemConnect case studyrn
10	B2B e-commerce, buying and selling in private market
11	An overview about e-governmonet, An overview about e-learning, An overview about M-commerce
12	Case Study
13	Electronic Payment Systems, Protocols and Security.
14	Electronic Credit Card, Debit Cards, and Electronic Fund Transfer
15	Case Study
16	Final Exam
1	Foundation of Electronic Commerce.
2	Retailing in Electronic Commerce.
3	On-line Customer Service, Internet Shopping.
4	Internet Consumers.
5	Market Research for Electronic Commerce
6	Internet Consumers and Market Research. (Real World Case)
7	7th week Exam
8	Advertisement in Electronic Commerce, Web Advertisement.
9	Public B2B exchange and support servicesrnChemConnect case studyrn
10	B2B e-commerce, buying and selling in private market
11	An overview about e-governmonet, An overview about e-learning, An overview about M-commerce
12	Case Study
13	Electronic Payment Systems, Protocols and Security.
14	Electronic Credit Card, Debit Cards, and Electronic Fund Transfer
15	Case Study
16	Final Exam

Markets and Career

Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
Electrical works in construction engineering.

Degree Bachelor
Code: CR226
Credit hrs: 3
Prequisites: ES211

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