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Master of Electronic Commerce
The course is designed to prepare managers for the Electronic Commerce
world. Many graduates would not have had exposure to electronic commerce
concepts and practices while taking their undergraduate studies. This
Masters program gives these graduates an opportunity to develop the skills
required to operate more effectively in an e-world. Businesses of all
sizes are now taking to the Internet and employees who have skills in
this area should find themselves well placed to take advantage of the
opportunities this new way of doing business will bring.
Entry Requirements
Applicants are required to have a three year Bachelor degree in computer
science, information technology, computer engineering, commerce, management
or a related discipline from an Australian university or a recognised
institution.
Students who do not have this qualification may be admitted to a 96 or
72 credit point program. Additional credit points will be comprised of
undergraduate and/or postgraduate subjects to ensure the students have
the prerequisite understanding to undertake the program
MEC Structure
After completion of two compulsory subjects, students must then complete
two subjects from the applied schedule and two subjects from the management
schedule with two elective subjects.
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Core Subjects: Compulsory for all students
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| ITCS938 |
E-Commerce Technology Essentials
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6
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| BUSS907 |
Fundamentals of E-Business |
6
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Group A Subjects: Applied E Commerce
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Students must choose at least 12 credit points
from the following:
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| BUSS909 |
Office Automation and Intranets |
6
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| IACT906 |
Business On-Line |
6
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| IACT924 |
Corporate Network Design & Implementation |
6
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| ITCS932 |
Web Design |
6
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| ITCS936 |
Enterprise Web Applications |
6
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| ITCS937 |
Security, Risk Management & Control in Electronic Commerce#
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6
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Group B Subjects: E Commerce Management
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Students must choose at least 12 credit points
from the following:
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| ACCY936 |
Management & Information Systems
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6
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| BUSS952 |
Information Systems Management |
6
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| BUSS953 |
Management of Systems Development |
6
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| ECON915 |
Electronic Commerce & the Economics of Information |
6
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| MARK901 |
Marketing on the Internet# |
6
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| TBS908 |
Supply Chain Management Strategy |
6
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Plus 12 credit points of electives to be chosen
from subjects in Group A, B or C or any other subject approved by
the Course Coordinator/s
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| Group C Subjects: Electives |
| ACCY901 |
Accounting for Managers |
6 |
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| TBS901 |
Accounting for Managers |
6 |
| BUSS950 |
Systems Development Methodologies |
6 |
| BUSS951 |
Critical Issues in Systems Development |
6 |
| CSCI946 |
Multimedia Studies |
6 |
| IACT917 |
Information Management |
6 |
| ITCS923 |
The Wired World |
6 |
| ITCS933 |
Software Engineering Requirements & Specifications |
6 |
| ITCS934 |
Software Process Management |
6 |
| MARK922 |
Marketing Management |
6 |
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| TBS904 |
Marketing Management |
6 |
| TBS903 |
Managing People in Organisations |
6 |
| TBS905 |
Economic Analysis of Business |
6 |
| TBS906 |
Information Systems for Managers |
6 |
#Pre-requisites apply
Note: Any advanced standing granted for this course, will be deemed to
be Electives not Core, students must still complete 12 credit points from
Group A & 12 credit points from Group B.
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