STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK

COLLEGE AT OLD WESTBURY

 

BU4035                                                                        Dr. A. Ebrahimi

Web System and e-commerce                                    Office:   D222 M/W 2:20-4:20

Spring 2004 (M/W 4:20-6:00 )                                                        (or by appointment)

                                 

                                                                                     Phone: (516) 876-3089

 

E-mail: ebrahimi@juno.com, ebrahimia@oldwestbury.edu

Site: www.drebrahimi.com

Text:  Web Design in a Nutshell by Jennifer Niederst, Lorrie Le Jenue (Editor) 
           O'Reilly & Associates, ISBN 0-59600-196-7

Supplementary Text: E-Commerce: Business, Technology, Society  by Kenneth C. Laudon,
                                  Carol G. Traver     Pearson Education, ISBN 0-321-20056-X

Reference: C++ Programming Easy Ways (Volume 1 & 2) Dr. A. Ebrahimi, American Press

A.1. Course Description:

This course will cover the basics of Web System, and the development of electronic commerce distributed over many computers connected by means of the Internet. This course is designed to provide hands on experiences to the students on the current web technologies. This course will also introduce contemporary notions of e-commerce and evaluate existing business strategies, which are using for accomplishing success in e-commerce businesses.

A.2. Intended Audience:    MIS and CS majors

A.3. Course Objectives:

The objective of this course is for students to understand different Web technologies and systems. Students will be familiar with diverse web-programming languages such as HTML, JAVASCRIPT, C++, CGI as well as Apache and IIS server technologies. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to design web-based business applications using marketing and commercial principles.

B. Course Prerequisites:

C. Mode of Instruction:

The class consists of both lecture and lab. During the lab, there will be demonstrations using Internet and web technologies.

D. Student Responsibilities:

1. Each student will be expected to complete web project
2. There will be a test, midterm and final exam.
3. Students must plan to spend a minimum of two (2) hours per week outside of the class working with computer.

E. Grading:

Course grades will be assigned according to the following scale:

Course Policies:                                                              

Four or more absences may lead to failure                                                     
All work submitted for grading must be the student's own.
Student is responsible to obtain missing works
Each assignment is due one week (2 classes) later.                                          
The assignment will not be accepted after it has been solved.                        
Each week a late assignment will be divided by 2.