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| Course Title: |
E-Commerce Information Systems - Undergrad - Spring |
| School: |
University of Nebraska at Kearney
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| Description: |
This University of Nebraska at Kearney course will present, develop, explore, and illustrate the nature and use of E-commerce Information System development methodologies in an inter-organizational setting, and discuss responsibilities at all life cycle stages. It is a comprehensive study of electronic commerce, with in-depth coverage of e-commerce technologies and e-commerce business models including business-to-consumer models, business-to-business models, consumer-to-consumer models, peer-to-peer models, and mobile commerce. It introduces global e-commerce, security and encryption issues, and ethical, social and political issues related to e-commerce. E-commerce interface designs for electronic storefronts, malls, catalogs, shopping carts, search engines, auctions, e-payment systems, e-learning, and e-government will be covered. Consumer interactions with payment processing mechanisms and relationships to information technology development and support will be studied. |
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Entirely Online
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| Education Level: |
Undergraduate |
| Language: |
English |
Cost: |
$258.50 credit hour for non-residents; $167.25/credit hour for residents of Nebraska |
Credits: |
3 credits |
| Schedule: |
Classes Begin January 11 |
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