| Aim of Module | Students will develop knowledge and skills in E-Commerce Web Site Design. |
| Credits | 7 |
| Knowledge Assumed From | IN600 (IN200) and DB600 (DB200) with EC700 (EC300) recommended. |
| Student Learning hours | 70 |
| Prescription Expiry Date | Nov 2007 |
| Topics | Highest Skill Level | Suggested Assessment Percentage | |
| 1 E-Commerce Web Site Design | C | 20 | |
| 2 E-Commerce Web Site | P | 80 | |
| 100 | |||
| LEARNING OUTCOMES The Student Will | ||
| C | 1 | Explain the difference between client side and server side, the benefits of server side components, and their application in the development of E-Commerce Web Sites. |
| P | 2 | Construct an E-Commerce web site with server side components. |
| 1 | E-Commerce Web Site Design |
| > | Explain the purpose of client side components and server side components using tools in current use. | |
| > | Determine the components that would be client side and server side from a set of user requirements. | |
| > | Describe new and emerging technologies and their application in the development of E-Commerce web sites. | |
| 2 | E-Commerce Web Site |
| > | Design an E-Commerce Web Site from a set of requirements that represent a typical on-line ordering system including: | |
| - shopping cart | ||
| - order confirmation | ||
| - secure payment | ||
| - online database | ||
| > | Create a functioning E-Commerce Web Site that includes the following: | |
| - server side components | ||
| - shopping cart | ||
| - order confirmation | ||
| - secure payment | ||
| - online database | ||
| Note | ||
| NOTES TO TUTORS | ||
| > | The web site developed should be for a controlled case study that includes a range of features and requirements that students would come across in industry. | |
| > | Possible software includes: | |
| - Web authoring software: Front Page 98 or 2000, or similar | ||
| - Workstation that can run Personal Web server or similar | ||
| - Relational Database software e.g. Access, Approach or similar | ||
REFERENCES | ||
| > | Possible references include: | |
| - Microsoft Commerce Solutions | ||
| Micro Modeling Associates, Microsoft Press, 1999 | ||
| ISBN 0-7356-0579-3 | ||
| - Unlocking Active Server Pages | ||
| Wille, Christoph, New Rider Publishing 1997 | ||
| ISBN 1-56205-752-9 | ||
| - Australian Standard AS4444 | ||