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Course Coordinator
IS3120
Electronic Business
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2 nd 1434H
Information Systems
Luay Assidmi
Luay.Assidmi@gmail.com
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9. Course Restrictions
(a) Pre-requisite
(b) Programme restriction
(c) Level restrictions
(d) Other restrictions or requirements
IS2510 (Fundamentals of Database Systems)
10. Aims
This course aims to introduce the basic concepts of e-Commerce.
Different topics will be covered including: introduction to ecommerce; B2B e-commerce, B2C e-commerce, e-payment systems, mobile commerce, modern trends in developing e-commerce systems, e-commerce and supply chain management. Students will carry out small projects to utilize the concepts of e-Commerce. The students will be able to use specific tools that help in designing e-Commerce projects
11. Learning Outcomes (LO)
Knowledge
 Understand Basic concepts of e-Commerce.
 Explain business technologies, standards and processes involved in implementing e-commerce
 Comprehend different e-Commerce systems.
Skills
 Learn how to design and develop e-commerce application online.
 Use specific tools that help in carrying out e-Commerce design.
 Work in groups to analyze and design a specific e-Commerce system.
 Discuss the designed e-Commerce system
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12. Syllabus
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Introduction to Electronic Commerce
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Retailing in Electronic Commerce: products and Services
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Concepts , Characteristics and models of B2B E-Commerce
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E-Supply chains, Collaborative commerce, and corporate portals
Consumer Behavior and Internet marketing ,Impacts of EC on
Business Organizations ,EC-Payment Systems, EC Legal Issues
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Mobile computing and commerce and pervasive computing
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E-Commerce Fraud and Security issues
7. Launching a Successful Online Business And EC Projects
13. Learning, Teaching and Assessment Strategy
Weekly lectures
The class is held in 110-minutes lecture sessions per week. In addition, there is a 110-minutes Lab section each week
(Lectures: Sunday 10 to 12 pm in CF 14 and Lab Wednesday 10 to 12 pm in BF
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Seminar presentations:
Assessment scheme:
Written examinations : 1 hour in first exam (15%) due in week number 07, 1 hour in second exam (15%) due in week number 13 and 2 hours in final exam
(40%) due in week number 16 .
Assignments: Students will be assigned different homeworks and will be assessed based on correctness and meeting deadlines. (Account for 20%)
Final project: building an E-commerce website (Accouts for 10%)
14. Assessment Weighting
Written examination (Exam 1 and 2 for 15% each plus final worth 40%)
Coursework (Homework and Q)
70 %
20 %
Final project
15. Length of final exam
Length of midterm exams
16. Learning materials
10%
2 hours
1 hours
E-Commerce 2011 7 th edition
ISBN-10: 0132730359
ISBN-13: 978-0132730358
Exta matrial will be provided via email.
Approved by:
Course Coordinator
Quality Assurance Center
Faculty Dean
Luay Assidmi
Name Date
January 28 2014
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