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Syllabus BCA305
Website Development and E Commerce
Gujarat University TY BCA Syllabus (Revised) Effective from June, 2006
| 1. | Introduction to E-COmmerce and its Infrastructure | 10% |
| Traditional commerce v/s electornic commerce | ||
| Internet and World Wide Web | ||
| Economic forces and e-commerce | ||
| value chains in e commerce | ||
| Technology for e - commerce | ||
| packet switched networks | ||
| Markup languages | ||
| Web clients and servers | ||
| Internet | ||
| Intranet | ||
| Extranet | ||
| Virtual Private Network | ||
| Internet connectivity options | ||
| Internet2 | ||
| 2. | B2B Strategies, Web Auctions and Portals | 10% |
| Purchasing, logistics and support achivities | ||
| Electronic data interchange | ||
| EDI on Internet | ||
| suply chain managment | ||
| software for purchasing | ||
| E- markets and portals | ||
| Auction basics | ||
| web auction strategies | ||
| virtual communities | ||
| 3. | International , Legal, Ethical and Tax Issues | 15% |
| Issues and solutions pertaining to language | ||
| culture | ||
| infrastructure | ||
| borders and jurisdiction | ||
| Internet juridiction | ||
| privacy rights | ||
| Ethical issues | ||
| Income tax | ||
| sales tax | ||
| General overview of India IT Act 2000 | ||
| Cyber laws of other countries | ||
| 4. | Hardware, Software and Tools for Establishing E - Commerce Environment | 10% |
| Web server hardware and performance evalution | ||
| web server software fecature sets-core capabilities | ||
| site management | ||
| site devlopment | ||
| Web server softwarer tools | ||
| apache server | ||
| MS IIS | ||
| Netscape Enterprise server | ||
| Web server tools for portals | ||
| search engines | ||
| push technologies | ||
| intelligent agents | ||
| Features of e-commerce software-catalog display | ||
| shopping cart | ||
| transaction processing | ||
| Hosting of e -commerce sites | ||
| Web hosting v/s Self hosting | ||
| other options of joining reputed sites | ||
| E - commerce software for small to large businesses | ||
| INTERSHOP Merchants | ||
| Net. Commerce Star | ||
| Site Server | ||
| Websphere | ||
| Commerce server | ||
| CRM and KMS software etc | ||
| 5. | Securtiy and Payment Issues in E- commerce | 15% |
| Security overview | ||
| Intellectual property threats | ||
| Thereats to client computers | ||
| Communication channels and server | ||
| Organizations that promote computer security | ||
| E- Commerce security objectives | ||
| protecting intellectual property | ||
| protecting client computers | ||
| protecting e- commerce channels | ||
| ensuring transaction integrity | ||
| protecting commerce server | ||
| The basic of online payment systems | ||
| Various electronic payment methods in vogue | ||
| cards | ||
| electronic cash | ||
| electronic wallet | ||
| stored value cards | ||
| Advantages and disadvantages of each method. | ||
| 6. | E- Commerce Website Devlopment | 15% |
| E -Commerce site devlopment using the available technologies and tools. | ||
| Examples may be given for devlopment of small sites for online stores | ||
| bookseller | ||
| music store | ||
| software stores | ||
| VB | ||
| ASP | ||
| SQL server/Access or other engine | ||
| HTML/XML tools | ||
| E -Commerce site devlopment using the available technologies and tools. Examples may be given for devlopment of small sites for online stores, bookseller,music store , software stores etc withVB, ASP, SQL server/Access or other engine , HTML/XML etc. tools. | ||
| E -Commerce site devlopment using the available technologies and tools. Examples may be given for devlopment of small sites for online stores, bookseller,music store , software stores etc withVB, ASP, SQL server/Access or other engine , HTML/XML etc. tools. | ||
| Text Book: | ||
| Electronic Commerce : 4th Edition : Gary P Schneider, (Course TechnologyThomson Learning) (Chapter’s 1 - 2 - ,5-12) | ||
| Visual Basic Developer’s Guide to E-Commerce with ASP and SQL server : Noel Jerke, (BPB), (Neccessary coverage for website devlopment from Chapters 1 to 15) | ||
| Reference Books | ||
| Electronic Commerce : From Vision to Fulfillment, 3rd Edition : Elias Awad, (Pearson PrenticeHall | ||
| Electronic Commerce : Concepts, Models, Strategies : CSV Murty (Himalaya Publishing) | ||
| Electronic Commerce : Fundamentals and Applications: Chan ,Lee, Dillon and Chang, (Wiley India) | ||
| E-Security and You : Sundeep Oberoj(TMH) | ||
| Electronic Commerce Devloper’s Guide : Noel Jerke, (BPB) | ||
| Begining E -Commerce : Mathew Renolds (Shroff Publishers) | ||
| Designing InteractiveWebsites : Mohler and Duff (ThomosonLearning) | ||
| Basic ofWebsiteDesign - NIIT |
| Total Marks of this Subject | 150 Marks |
| External (University ) Examination | 70 Marks | Practicle Examination | 50 Marks |
| Internal Sessional Examination | 20 Marks |
| Term Work | 10 Marks |
| Teaching Hours per week | 3 Hrs |
| Practicals | Based on Syllabus |
Last Updated on 12th Jun 2009