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Lecturer in charge |
Mr John Edwards |
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Availability |
D1 - Day; Offered in the first half-year |
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Unit Outline |
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Websites |
Handbook entry |
Also refer to the MCom + MIB Student Guide
Description
Through a combination of lectures, case study presentations, group dicussion, and laboratory sessions, this course provides participants with:
- Conceptual frameworks for understanding e-commerce as a social and business phenomenon.
- An analytical and strategic approach to the analysis of e-commerce busness problems.
- Practical skills inthe technology of website design, implementation, and administration.
- Oral and written communication, interpersonal, project managment, research and decision-making skills.
- Understand the concepts and approaches applied to e-commerce within organisations and Computer-Mediated Environment (CME's)
- Understand contemporary and emerging skills and capabilities required for E-Commerce in the digital age.
- Understand the infrastructures that contribute to current and emerging E-Commerce frameworks, models and philosophy.
- Gain an introduction to new e-commerce philosophies and practice based on Web 2.0, Modile Commerce.
- Gain an introduction tomethodologies to explore and develop insights and strategic conversation on new and emerging e-commerce technologies, products and services.
- E-Commerce Business Models
- B2C e-marketplaces
- B2B e-marletplaces
- C2C and B2C e-marketplaces
3. Key e-Commerce Support Areas
- E-Auctions
- Security
- Electronic payments systems
- Order fulfilment and e-CRM
