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ail Electronic Commerce
All students are
required to obtain an Syllabus
e-mail account or use
the one provided by
the college.
If you have any IOWA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
questions about the
course or need General Course Information
assistance, please
contact the instructor
in person, by
telephone or by e-mail Course Description:
at any time.
The instructor will get Introduction to electronic commerce activities on the world wide web. E-commerce
back to you as soon as covers the unique aspects of creating a business strategy in the e-commerce
possible. environment and focuses on the internet as a medium for promotion and
distribution. This course will address the new technological environment that
marketers are facing in the business world of today. Students will explore the
Assignments for this basics of marketing and business arenas and how they can be transformed in this
class must be environment.
submitted by the listed
due dates.
E-mail submissions COURSE NUMBER: ......................................... BUS 150 IN1 - E-COMMERCE
should be submitted as COURSE TITLE: .................................. INTRODUCTION TO E-COMMERCE
an attachment in COURSE MEETING, DATES & TIMES: ...................... INTERNET COURSE
Microsoft Word DEPARTMENT:..................................................................................... BUSINESS
format or as a PDF CLASS WEBSITE:................. HTTPS://MY.IAVALLEY.EDU/DEFAULT.ASP
file. SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS: .............................................................................3
ACADEMIC YEAR: ..........................................................................................2015
ACADEMIC TERM:................................................................ FALL SEMESTER
Web Site INSTRUCTOR: .................................................................................LOIS ENGER
WORK TELEPHONE: ....................................................................... 712-852-3271
PowerPoint slides, class E-MAIL: ..........................................................LOIS.ENGER@IAVALLEY.EDU
announcements, the BUILDING/OFFICE:.................................................................... BLACKBOARD
course syllabus, test dates, DATE SYLLABUS WAS COMPLETED: ........................................... JULY 2015
and other information for DATE SYLLABUS LAST REVIEWED: .......................................... JUULY 2015
the course are available in
each of the lesson modules
on “Blackboard”. REQUIRED MATERIALS
Supplementary TEXTBOOK: Gary P. Schneider, Electronic Commerce, Tenth Edition. Course
information for this course Technology, Cengage Learning Incorporated, 2013,
will be available on the
Internet. Web links that
are included with each PRINT: ISBN-13 978128501435
lesson. EBOOK: ISBN-13 9781133526827
This course requires a complete installation of Web browser software and its
components, an existing e-mail account, and Internet connection (ISP).
Access to a reliable computer system.
PREREQUISITES: It is expected that the student will have a basic knowledge of
the use of a microcomputer including basic understanding of
Windows navigation Web navigations, fundamental Internet concepts and file
management skills.
All students are
required to obtain an Syllabus
e-mail account or use
the one provided by
the college.
If you have any IOWA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
questions about the
course or need General Course Information
assistance, please
contact the instructor
in person, by
telephone or by e-mail Course Description:
at any time.
The instructor will get Introduction to electronic commerce activities on the world wide web. E-commerce
back to you as soon as covers the unique aspects of creating a business strategy in the e-commerce
possible. environment and focuses on the internet as a medium for promotion and
distribution. This course will address the new technological environment that
marketers are facing in the business world of today. Students will explore the
Assignments for this basics of marketing and business arenas and how they can be transformed in this
class must be environment.
submitted by the listed
due dates.
E-mail submissions COURSE NUMBER: ......................................... BUS 150 IN1 - E-COMMERCE
should be submitted as COURSE TITLE: .................................. INTRODUCTION TO E-COMMERCE
an attachment in COURSE MEETING, DATES & TIMES: ...................... INTERNET COURSE
Microsoft Word DEPARTMENT:..................................................................................... BUSINESS
format or as a PDF CLASS WEBSITE:................. HTTPS://MY.IAVALLEY.EDU/DEFAULT.ASP
file. SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS: .............................................................................3
ACADEMIC YEAR: ..........................................................................................2015
ACADEMIC TERM:................................................................ FALL SEMESTER
Web Site INSTRUCTOR: .................................................................................LOIS ENGER
WORK TELEPHONE: ....................................................................... 712-852-3271
PowerPoint slides, class E-MAIL: ..........................................................LOIS.ENGER@IAVALLEY.EDU
announcements, the BUILDING/OFFICE:.................................................................... BLACKBOARD
course syllabus, test dates, DATE SYLLABUS WAS COMPLETED: ........................................... JULY 2015
and other information for DATE SYLLABUS LAST REVIEWED: .......................................... JUULY 2015
the course are available in
each of the lesson modules
on “Blackboard”. REQUIRED MATERIALS
Supplementary TEXTBOOK: Gary P. Schneider, Electronic Commerce, Tenth Edition. Course
information for this course Technology, Cengage Learning Incorporated, 2013,
will be available on the
Internet. Web links that
are included with each PRINT: ISBN-13 978128501435
lesson. EBOOK: ISBN-13 9781133526827
This course requires a complete installation of Web browser software and its
components, an existing e-mail account, and Internet connection (ISP).
Access to a reliable computer system.
PREREQUISITES: It is expected that the student will have a basic knowledge of
the use of a microcomputer including basic understanding of
Windows navigation Web navigations, fundamental Internet concepts and file
management skills.
