Syllabus of University of Pune MCM Semester I-Web Programming and E-Commerce

Web Programming and E-Commerce [105]

Course Objectives
To introduce the main concepts related to electronic commerce
To understand the various forms of electronic commerce and common
applications in electronic commerce
To be able to analyze e-commerce systems currently in operation, such as
To explain the range of threats to e-commerce security
To explain how security techniques can be used to protect e-commerce
transactions.
To them to real-life situations to builds up students’ critical analytical thinking
capabilities
To introduce standard protocols and security provisions commonly used in
industry and government organisations. This builds up students’ knowledge, and
enhances their ability to apply it to new situations which they will encounter upon
entering the industry
To induce/orient students towards the information security course by preparing
them to understand security threats to electronic commerce and their solution
To teach students to follow proper standards when tackling problems and
proposing and documenting solutions, thus ensuring that they can be understood
and enforced. This helps to promote responsibility and a professional attitude in
students’ minds
NOTE: Students will be encouraged to consider real life situations and should be asked
to discuss a security issue. Students will be provided significant freedom of choice with
respect to strategies and techniques, thus promoting creativity. The course on Information
Systems Security is a complementary course to this and must be made compulsory in the
same semester where this course is offered to students.
This document contains:
Syllabus topic
List of Books : Reference Books and Text Book
List of URLs for useful articles/documents/presentations to visit on the Internet
Topic

1. Introduction to Electronic Commerce/Overview of
Electronic commerce
1. Definition of Electronic Commerce/what is Electronic
Commerce
2. Impact of Electronic Commerce on the Value Chain
3. The eCommerce framework
4. Anatomy of eCommerce applications
5. Consumer and organization applications of eCommerce
2 The Internet as the back-bone for Electronic Commerce
Internet Terminology
History of Internet development
Internet Governance in the net-centric digital economy
Overview of Internet Applications
Electronic Commerce and the Word Wide Web
Architectural Framework for Electronic Commerce\
WWW as the architecture
Technology behind the Worldwide Web
3 Electronic Commerce Marketing concepts
Online consumer behavour
Online Marketing, Direct Marketing
Consumer Psychology considerations in electronic commerce
Privacy considerations
Online Profile building of consumer
4 Building an electronic commerce website
Up time/Down time considerations
Web site accessibility considerations etc.
5 The role of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in electronic
Commerce (Local ISPs, National ISPs, regional ISPs)
connectivity options
6 Network Security and Firewalls, Encryption, Cryptography
and Authentication
7 Electronic Payment Systems
The PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry – Data Security
Standard
8 Electronic Commerce and EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) 3
9 Role of Software Agents in Electronic Commerce
History of Software Agents
Characteristics and Properties of Software Agents
10 Internet Protocol Suite 2
11 Mobile and Wireless Computing Fundamentals 2
12 Legal Issues in Electronic Commerce
Global contracts
Domain name registration and cyber squatting crimes
Negative campaigning
Deeply linked sites
13 Auditing Electronic Commerce Applications

List of Text Books
Recommended Usage type: Ref = Reference Book and Txt = Text Book
NOTE: Indicated prices are the last known prices. They may be subject to change
depending on prevailing market conditions

Syllabus of University of Pune MCM Semester I-Web Programming and E-Commerce

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