Introduction To Program
The program is designed for students who wish to combine a traditional Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a study of the emerging electronic business environment, including electronic communications, Web publishing, and Internet marketing techniques. Electronic commerce is a new medium that is changing relationships in the business world, linking businesses and consumers, and building new business communities by enabling businesses to conduct more of their business electronically. Many activities encompass e-commerce including web hardware and networking, web server and software tools, marketing, legal and tax issues, security, electronic payment systems, supply chain management, and e-commerce strategy development. Objective of the program is to provide the academic tools necessary to managers, administrators, and executives to direct their organization with sound business judgment and leadership anchored in acquired knowledge.
Entry Requirement
SPU requirement for the award of BS in Business & E-commerce is completion of 120 credit hours. Student entering into the program with an associate degree or equivalent qualification in relevant discipline would receive an advanced standing of 60 credit hours.
Program Outline
Brief outline of the program is as follows;
BSEC310 |
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Information Systems Management |
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BSEC320 |
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Introduction to Business |
BSEC330 |
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Cyber Law |
BSEC340 |
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Internet, Web and Multimedia |
BSEC350 |
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Economics |
BSEC360 |
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Principles of Management |
BSEC370 |
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Fundamentals of E-Commerce |
BSEC380 |
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Human Resource Management |
BSEC390 |
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Corporate Finance |
BSEC400 |
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Dissertation |
BSEC410 |
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Marketing and the Internet |
BSEC420 |
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Business in Electronic Commerce |
BSEC430 |
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Database Management |
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