Applications in electronic commerce
Offered subject to university approval
Mr Mick Crowley, Professor John Anderson, Dr Brian Corbitt, Mr Graham Behrendorff
6 points
* 3-4 hours per week
* First, second, summer semester
*
City, distance
* Prerequisite or corequisite: GBU8058
Objectives On completion of the subject students should be able to evaluate applications of electronic commerce in selected small to medium enterprises, government and corporate sectors; identify those information technologies, systems and processes that are being successfully implemented in various types and levels of business; and analyse the barriers to successful implementation of electronic commerce technologies within selected industry sectors.
Synopsis Students will apply the basic concepts of electronic commerce, change management and information exchange processes in the context of Australian and international case studies which demonstrate various applications and electronic commerce processes. In module 1 students will evaluate the effectiveness of electronic purchasing, supply-chain management and customer-supplier relationships and electronic commerce agreements. Module 2 examines the applications of electronic commerce in the banking industry, specifically money creation, cyber cash and electronic payment systems, Smart Cards and stored value cards. Module 3 concentrates on applications of electronic commerce via the Internet and the new business opportunities that creates. In module 4 students will evaluate a comprehensive electronic commerce implementation in an Australian multinational, BHP.
Assessment Assignment 1 (case study - 2000 words): 20%
* Assignment
2 (research essay - 3000-4000 words): 40%
* Examination (3 hours): 40%
Prescribed texts
Loshin Electronic commerce: On-line ordering and digital money Charles River Media Publications, 1995
A detailed reading list will be distributed.
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