Prerequisites Students in this program come from a wide variety of professional backgrounds. A bachelor's degree and some professional experience in e-commerce are required. The fee is scheduled to be in effect through spring 2001, but is subject to change without notice. This interdisciplinary course prepares students for a new way of doing business. It uses case studies and demonstrations to illustrate how older business models and processes are being rethought and replaced with new concepts.
Students explore a full range of e-commerce business and technology concepts and examples.
This course helps students develop the skills necessary to design and launch e-commerce systems that integrate these components. This course explores a full range of Internet strategies and associated technologies for network design, integration, and deployment. Program activities include case studies, class design and integration exercises, and illustrations designed to help future network managers and professionals visualize and experience the process of successfully building an e-commerce network. In this course, students learn the justifications, concepts, models, and processes organizations use to develop e-commerce applications. Object technology is used to translate strategic business objectives into an information systems architecture using a convergent engineering process.