That leaves about 90 percent of the market untapped. Education over the Internet is going to be so big, it is going to make e-mail look like a rounding error. According to Washington Technology Online, industry experts agree. As the tools enabling online learning become more widespread at a lower cost, the opportunities for vendors and students will grow in leaps and bounds. As a result of the growing demand for job applicants with technology skills and business education, colleges are beginning to offer e-commerce degrees.
Course work includes programming basics along with marketing and other business concepts.
Always ahead of the pack, Carnegie Mellon's master's degree, offered through their school of computer science and business school, can be earned in a mere 12 months. The partners will charge for some of its offerings. Fathom will also provide some free content. Just for fun, take another look at the Favorite Poem website. When viewing the videos, note the difference in the quality of the video production.