Electronic Commerce - Introduction
Training
Provided by Online Training Directory
This course is designed to give students a good understanding of the basics of Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce)
This course gives the student a good understanding of the history of Electronic Commerce, How the Internet and the Web provide the infrastructure for E-Commerce, Tools and Software used to design, implement, and manage E-Commerce and E-Commerce web sites.
This course is an "E-Learning" course.
The course is self-paced and taught by a audio of an announcer reading the leading topic and paragraph of each section. The student then reads and navigates through the remaining materials for each section. Each sub-section has a practice test to help the student review their understanding of that section while preparing for the post course assesment exam.
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Electronic Commerce - Introduction
Outcomes
Students will: Identify the developments and uses of EDI List the advantageous effects of Business-to-Business E-Commerce Differentiate between electronic commerce and traditional commerce List the advantages and disadvantages of using electronic commerce to conduct business activities Understand the international nature of electronic commerce Identify how the growth of the Internet and the World Wide Web have stimulated the emergence of electronic commerce Identify economic forces that have created an environment that fosters electronic commerce List how businesses use value chains to identify electronic commerce opportunities
Assessment
This unit of the Electronic Commerce course provides student assesment through a pre-course assesment test and a post-course assesment test. Students are able to see test score. Student are able to re-take units to better understand the training. Student can measure pre and post course scores to measure acquired knowledge and understanding of Electronic Commerce.
Course Outline: UNIT 1: Introduction to Electronic Commerce Introduction to Electronic Commerce
Contact Hours: 24
Students will: Identify the developments and uses of EDI List the advantageous effects of Business-to-Business E-Commerce Differentiate between electronic commerce and traditional commerce List the advantages and disadvantages of using electronic commerce to conduct business activities Understand the international nature of electronic commerce Identify how the growth of the Internet and the World Wide Web have stimulated the emergence of electronic commerce Identify economic forces that have created an environment that fosters electronic commerce List how businesses use value chains to identify electronic commerce opportunities
Assessment
This unit of the Electronic Commerce course provides student assesment through a pre-course assesment test and a post-course assesment test. Students are able to see test score. Student are able to re-take units to better understand the training. Student can measure pre and post course scores to measure acquired knowledge and understanding of Electronic Commerce.
Course Outline: UNIT 1: Introduction to Electronic Commerce Introduction to Electronic Commerce
- The History of EDI
- What Is Electronic Commerce?
- The Internet and the World Wide Web
- Economic Forces and Electronic Commerce
- Value Chains in Electronic Commerce
- Practice
- Packet-Switched Networks
- Markup Languages and the Web
- Web Clients and Servers
- Internets, Intranets, and Extranets
- Internet Connection Opitions and Tradeoffs
- Practice
- Web Server Hardware and Performance Evaluation
- Web Server Software Features Sets
- Web Server Software and Tools
- Other Web Server Tools
- Practice
- Software Solutions
- Marketing Smarts and Hosting Services
- Basic Packages
- Midrange Packages
- Enterprise Solutions for Large Firms
- Practice
Contact Hours: 24
About The Training Provider: Online Training Directory
Online Training Directory - Workforce and Continuing Ed online courses are offered at basic, intermediate and advanced levels. Going beyond basic training provides a deeper and more educationally rewarding learning experience, especially for students who wish to advance careers or initiate new ones. For the general lifelong learner we continue to offer "fun to learn" single, stand-alone courses.
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