Faculty of Informatics
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Electronic Commerce

This double major requires satisfactory completion of a major study in Computer Science and satisfactory completion of the following 54 credit point major study in Electronic Commerce:

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

200-Level

IACT201

Information Technology and Citizens' Rights

Autumn

6

Plus

200-level Electronic Commerce subjects

18

300-Level

IACT303

World Wide Networking

Spring

6

Plus

300/400-level Electronic Commerce subjects

18

Plus

200/300-level Electronic Commerce subject

6

Note: Students should choose electives carefully as many of the following subjects have pre-requisites. Depending upon subject choice, a load of more than four subjects per session may be required to complete this double major within the normal three year period.

Electronic Commerce Subjects

ACCY231

Information Systems in Accounting

Spring

6

BUSS312

Distributed Information Systems

Not on offer 2010

6

CSCI213

Java Programming & Applications

Spring

6

CSCI236

3D Modelling & Animation*

Spring and Summer

6

CSCI311

Software Process Management

Autumn

6

CSCI361

Cryptography and Secure Applications

Autumn

6

CSCI399

Server Technology

Autumn

6

ECON230

Quantitative Analysis for Decision Making

Spring

6

ECON312

Industrial Economics

Not on offer 2010

6

ECON319

Electronic Commerce and the Economics of Information

Spring

6

FIN 353

Global Electronic Finance

Not on offer 2010

6

IACT304

Principles of eBusiness

Not on offer 2010

6

IACT305

eBusiness Technologies

Not on offer 2010

6

IACT406

Strategic eBusiness Solutions

Autumn

6

ISIT417

Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management

Autumn

6

ITCS450

Patterns for eBusiness

Autumn

6

ISIT451

Web Services and Service Oriented Architecture

Spring

6

LAW 101

Law, Business and Society

Autumn

6

LAW 317

E-Commerce Law

Not on offer 2010

6

LAW 331

Intellectual Property Law

Autumn

6

MARK301

Internet Applications for Marketing

Autumn

6

MGMT200

Management and Electronic Business

Autumn

6

MGMT300

Managing Innovation

Spring

6

* Please note that this subject runs over both Spring and Summer sessions. Results will not be declared until the end of Summer session, so this subject is not suitable for anyone wishing to graduate in December.