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Internet Business Concepts

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This course introduces the Information Technology (IT) foundational skills and technologies used in business and the tasks involved in various IT job roles. Topics include web connection requirements, web technologies, data and security, e-commerce, ethics, operational excellence, and project management.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5 weeks

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    Web Technologies

    • Describe web-based technologies, including search functions.
    • Explain the benefits and drawbacks of cloud computing technologies.
    • Describe IT infrastructure to support the Web.

    Data and Security

    • Describe basic database concepts.
    • Recognize security problems such as; viruses, malware, and certificates related to e-mail, web browsers, and messaging in the workplace.

    E-Commerce, Ethical, and Social Issues

    • Explain e-commerce models and technologies.
    • Describe the ethical and legal issues facing IT professionals.
    • Explain the differences between proprietary and open-source development.

    Operational Excellence and Project Management

    • Explain project management as related to IT professionals.
    • Communicate technical issues to a non-technical audience.
    • Describe how enterprise applications are taking advantage of new technologies.

    Web Connection Requirements

    • Explain the importance of standards and organizations related to web development.
    • Identify the infrastructure, hardware, and software required to support web connections.
    • Identify the various job roles in the IT industry; especially the responsibilities, tasks, and skills required for those related to the Web.
    • Define the concepts of collaboration and innovation capabilities of Web 2.0.
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