During the first three semesters, students complete two seven-week courses which meet one evening per week, and one class which meets for two extended weekends. All courses include a substantial online component, which supports student and faculty interaction and learning. Each student must provide his or her own access to personal computers and access to the Internet. Electronic money, contracts catalog, accounting, auditing and taxation issues. WEB site development issues including messaging strategies, development tools, design, security, scalability, implementation, delivery of content, and usability testing.
Students build a WEB site.
Includes WEB site development in conjunction with EB265. Topics include patent, copyright, trade secret, contractual arrangements, technology licensing, technology failure liability, computer crime, and privacy. Ethical principles and the application of these principles to current business and technological issues are addressed by case study. Market data of trends, opportunities and success, operational challenges, migrating information technology to the Internet, tools and management of quality of service. Includes WEB site development.