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COMP344

Assumed knowledge

  1. Moderate level of mathematical sophistication; the unit does not rely upon highly sophisticated maths.
  2. Good programming skills including experience in C++ and/or Java.
  3. Familiarity with Web and basic web programming skills. (COMP249)
  4. Understanding of database design and operations. (COMP224)

Learning outcomes

  1. Understand the types, features, limitations and infrastructure of e-commerce;
  2. Understand the web programming technologies including client side programming and server side programming;
  3. Understand the uses of databases in e-commerce, and the use of n-tiered application architectures;
  4. Understand the technologies of software agents, auction, negotiation and game theory;
  5. Understand Web services and the emerging e-commerce application infrastructures;
  6. Understand the principles of and technologies for electronic data interchange, electronic payments and electronic funds transfer;
  7. Understand security and non-repudiation issues; learn to design and deploy secure infrastructures and secure Internet protocols;
  8. Understand the technologies of wireless communication and mobile commerce, such as PDA, phones and mobile and wireless networks;
  9. Obtain a knowledge of real world practical examples;
  10. Understand the principles of deployment of e-commerce sites, performance, management, hosting and maintenance.

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