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COMP 321: Introduction to E-Business Ajay Kumar Department e t of Computing The Hong Kong Polytechnic University COMP 321 Fall10 1

COMP 321 Lecture Schedule: Wednesday (PQ 306, 14:30-17:00 17:00 Hrs) Lab Schedule: Mon: 12:30-13:30 Group 1 Mon: 13:30-14:30 Group 2 Thu: 12:30-13:30 Group 3 Course Website: http://www.comp.polyu.edu.hk/~csajaykr/teaching/comp321/ Lecture materials Assignments, Solutions Online References, Articles, and Links Tutor: Mandel, Chan Wai Man Email: csmandel@comp.polyu.edu.hk COMP 321 Fall10 2

About Me? Research Computer Vision, i Pattern Recognition Biometrics, Industrial Inspection Department of Computing Office: PQ 835 Email: csajaykr@comp.polyu.edu.hk Consultation hours: Tuesday, 14:00 to 16:00 Hrs (appointment via email) COMP 321 Fall10 3

Course Webpage COMP 321 Fall10

Course Outline Objectives To introduce the fundamental concepts of the use and application of telecommunications, systems and technology in the e-business environment; To introduce the changes in organizational opportunities and expectations created through the use of e-business processes enabled by integrating information systems, telecommunications and internet-based technologies; To provide hands on training on developing the e-business applications and web sites using the market software packages, web authoring and development tools. Textbook COMP 321 Fall10 D. Chaffey, E-Business and E-Commerce Management, Prentice Hall, Fourth Edition, 2009. K. C. Laudon and C. G. Traver, E-Commerce Business, Commerce, and Society, Prentice Hall, Fourth Edition, 2010. and some more reference books/weblinks 5

Course Materials Lecture Materials Copies of slides provided weekly on WebCT Slides are only an aide memory, Attend Lectures Lectures give you detailed point-wise meaning Slides may change Roughly follow recommended textbook Only selected subset of chapters Enriched with materials from further sources (Books/Journals/Articles) Teaching Format Lectures Discussions Case Analyses Presentations ti on specific topics COMP 321 Fall10 6

WebCT COMP 321 Fall10

COMP 321 What do I learn in this course? Become better informed users, customers and/or professionals in the application and use of e-business systems How to use information systems to Create new products & services Promote competitive advantage Hands on experience (tutorials, assignments) in the design of e- business systems and shopping cart Key issues and challenges E-Security in business transactions Ethical and social impact Deepen critical-thinking, Problem-solving for e-business COMP 321 Fall10 8

COMP 321 Why E-Business is Critical? Global Challenges More than 50% Intel revenues from overseas sales More than 80% toys sold in US are made in China while 90% of PCs sold in China use Intel s or AMD s chips 60 million bank online everydaye 55 million read blogs everyday E-Business Operating and Transaction costs Improved Decision Making Competitive Advantage, Survival COMP 321 Fall10 9

COMP 321 Why E-Business is Critical? B2C Market in China COMP 321 Fall10 10

Course Content Overview of e-business {~ 2 weeks} E-commerce Vs e-business; internet, intranet and extranet; e-business models; the core business area in organizations; foundation of information systems in business; the intra networked and internetworked e-business enterprise; industrial applications of e-business system Software solutions for e-business {~ 2 weeks} Languages for the web; searching mechanisms; software agents; multimedia and webcasting on the web; decision making; packaged solutions for e-business; data integration with XML The social infrastructure for e-business {~ 2 weeks} E-business planning; e-business strategy; e-business management; e-business development; e-business evaluation The technical infrastructure for e-business {~ 3 weeks} Overview Access devices and channels; electronic delivery of goods and services; the web; front-end and backend computing infrastructure; communication protocols; network and data security; authentication; encryption; digital payments, and digital money E-business system design and development {~ 3 weeks} E-business system design; web pages design; web database design; client-side and serverside programming; systems integration E-business environments {~ 2 weeks} The economic environment; the social environment; the political environment; the ethical environment for e-business COMP 321 Fall10 11

Teaching Format Lecture slides and handouts Supplement the slides, Illustrative examples Lectures Come regularly It is your responsibility to catch up your missed lectures with your friends Lab-Tutorials Important tutorials to supplement the lectures Step-by-step pguide to creating business applications Assignments Rigorous problems to consolidate your knowledge COMP 321 Fall10 12

Lab-Tutorial Schedule Tentative Lab-Tutorial Schedule Week Tutorials (Number) Assignments Class Tutorial/ 2 Microsoft Access 3 HTML (1) Assignment # 1 4-5 Javascript (2) Assignment # 2 6-7, 9-10 PHP Programming (4) Assignment # 3 8 Class Tutorial Group Project, 11-12 MYSQL Database (2) 13 Shopping Cart* (1) Group Project Presentation * Using PHP & MYSQL COMP 321 Fall10 13

Assessment Continuous Assessment 60 Assignments # 1 5 Assignments # 2 5 Assignments # 3 10 6 Class/Lab Quizzes (MC) 15 Group Project (4-5 5Students) t 15 Mid Term Test 10 Examination 40 No make up examination will be given Will cover materials in assigned readings Materials included in the lecture, closed-note and closed-book COMP 321 Fall10 14

Ground Rules In this class teachers & students Turn the mobile phones in silent mode Arrive on time Ask when we don t understand Listen, one person talks at a time (monitor each other) In this class teachers Finish on time Respond to emails within 24/48 hours (via webct) Mark work within 2 weeks In this class students COMP 321 Fall10 Hand work in on time, Ask for any help they need May study together but graded assignments must be their own work, Participate in activities, do not play games on mobile/pc Respect the rights of others If feel discomfort/tired, leave class silently Agreed! (COMP 321, 01/09/2010) 15

Thou Shall Not Cheat Do not cheat I encourage you to discuss your assignments with your friends Put everything in your own words But no copying It is NOT a shame of not knowing how to do Copying causes damage to your integrity and respect Copying is stealing intellectual property Tutors with advanced d software will catch cheaters What if you are caught copying? Both the copier and the originator get 0 2 nd time: Both get 0 and one full downgrade Caught 3rd time: FAIL COMP 321 Fall10 16