306-316 Electronic Commerce

Students may not gain credit for both 306-316 Electronic Commerce and 615-252 Electronic Commerce.

306-207 Enterprise Information Systems or 306-209 Management Information Systems

This subject will introduce students to relevant technology and discuss in depth its significance for conducting business electronically. The business focus will include methods for conducting electronic transactions; more broadly, how to exploit technology to enhance existing business activities for new business opportunities; and the role of agility in business design to exploit opportunities that are enabled by rapid change in technology. Finally, students will gain an overview of the significance of e-commerce to Australia's economy and its impact on rural economies. The subject will provide students with insight into emerging theories and models of e-commerce; case studies; and practical experience with aspects of the technology.

A 3-hour end-of-semester examination (70%) and computer-oriented assignments (30%).

To be advised.