Everyone wants a piece of the pie. The school teaches students how to build an E-commerce site from the bottom up. It was put together in two days by eight students after three months of training. The clue is in the model airplanes scattered around the classroom. E-commerce sites are built like model planes, according to Mr. Vergidis.
Students learn to break down the components that go into a site.
Universities across the country are also scrambling to put E-commerce into their curriculums. Every sector we focus on is going to be impacted by E-commerce. Some institutions have gone further. This month, Dalhousie launched its master's degree in electronic commerce. The initial class of 31 students is learning everything from taxation policy and international law to network security and new models for doing E-business.