Undergraduate Prerequisites: AD 500 or equivalent, stamped approval. - The course provides a detailed examination of the history of e-commerce, along with important concepts related to the ways that businesses can successfully use Internet and Web technology. Students are introduced to the concepts and problems associated with electronic commerce. Topics include comparison of e-commerce procedures, payment mechanisms, applications in different industry sectors, security, the challenges of starting and maintaining an electronic business site, as well as a comparison with traditional business practices. The development of a WordPress-themed website is a minor feature of the course. 4cr.
FALL 2024 Schedule
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| A1 |
Appeltans |
MCS B37 |
T 12:30 pm-3:15 pm |
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| A2 |
Chatterton |
STH 113 |
W 6:00 pm-8:45 pm |
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FALL 2024 Schedule
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| A3 |
Tomic |
EPC 204 |
R 6:00 pm-8:45 pm |
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FALL 2024 Schedule
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| A4 |
Tomic |
EPC 206 |
F 11:15 am-2:00 pm |
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| O1 |
Tomic |
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ARR 12:00 am-12:00 am |
Students are assigned into class sections of about 15 wi th a member of the teaching team. F1 student visa holder s should contact the MET Administrative Science Departme nt: adminsc@bu.edu prior to registering for any online c lass |
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