Creating the E-Business (DPEN 3304)
Class of 2016
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this module, students should be able to demonstrate knowledge of:
- The Principles of E-Business models, the context and infrastructure that enables (and constrains) them.
- Components, applications and the strategy that coheres E-Businesses.
- The role of e-Business ideas and strategies as components in existing businesses.
- How to go about creating own e-Business, determining an appropriate e-business model and considering risks such as security.
Module Structure
The module is taught in the following parts:
- Part A- Foundations of E-Business (10 Hrs)
Its fundamentals, environment and infrastructure Key terms: E-environment, E-tailing, Internet Consumers, B2B, B2C, B2B2C - Part B- Strategy and Components (10 Hrs)
Linking E-Business to other business components Key terms: E-business strategy, E-channels strategy, Online Value Proposition - Part C- Applications (4 Hrs)
Key terms: Customer Relationship Management CRM, Enterprise Resource Planning ERP, M-Commerce - Part D- Implementing an E-Business (Project- 6 Hrs)
Applying what was learned
Assessment
The assessment breakdown for the course will be:
Attendance | 10% |
Coursework assignments | 20 % |
Project | 35% |
Written Exam | 35% |
TOTAL | 100% |
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