Computer Science and IT School

Professional Diploma in

E-Commerce

>> Professional Diploma in E-Commerce

In this program, you will learn to design, create, document and implement computer programs in three languages. The Diploma in E-Commerce offers a broad range of skills in web design, and web database programming to provide strong opportunities in a web-based career. This program offers a wide career path that could lead into a multitude of areas including E-Commerce or web development, design and implementation. Students who focus in web application development will learn skills such as: Java, Visual Basic and C++ programming languages, SQL programming, database management, web graphic design, Flash and Dream weaver.

Entry Requirements

•  A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or

•  Equivalent Education but with relevant work experience in an IT environment. And it is advantageous if the student has training in networking and A+.

•  Reasonable command of spoken and written English

The course develops:

• An understanding of computer forensics tools, investigation and analysis
• A working knowledge of hardware and operating systems to maximise success on projects and the necessary skills to develop a security program that will protect data and react to threats posed by Internet users etc.

Programme Structure

The programme is taught over one academic year consisting of two twelve week teaching semesters each consist of two courses including lectures and tutorials. Each module is 3 months, blend of lecture, practical and project work.

Programme Content:

Core Modules:(Choose 1):

Web-design and Graphic Design

HTML(Hyper Text Markup Language)

 

EC1. Web-design and Graphic Design - HTML(Hyper Text Markup Language)
Chapter 1	1.1	HTML
	1.2	Web Page Design and Organizing
	1.3	Web Page general Text Formatting
	1.4	HTML Lists
	1.5	HTML links
	1.6	Web Images
	1.7	Working with Multimedia for web
	1.8	Web Design and Table Structure
	1.9	Web Design with Frames
	1.10	HTML Forms and form objects design for your web site
	1.11	Making your web site look professional
EC 2. JavaScript
Chapter 2	2.1	JavaScript
EC 3. Dreamweaver
Chapter 3	3.1	Dreamweaver
EC 4. Adobe Photoshop
Chapter 4	4.1	Adobe Photoshop
	4.2	Adobe Photoshop image designing tools
	4.3	Button design, image manipulating
	4.4	Text manipulation
EC 5. Designing Flash (Animations)
Chapter 5	5.1	Designing Flash (Animations) for web
	5.2	Publishing Your site in Internet for web designer
EC 6. Web Database Programming (ASP.Net)
Chapter 6	6.1	Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
	6.2	The .NET Framework
	6.3	Creating you first ASP.NET page
	6.4	Controls
	6.5	Validation
	6.6	Database Programming(ASP.Net)
	6.7	Data Binding
	6.8	Store Administration Page
	6.9	Online Store
EC 7. MS SQL 2000
Chapter 7	7.1	Handling Data Stored in a Database

Professional Elective: (Choose 1)

Web Database Programming with ASP.net

PHP Programming in Unix/Linux/Windows:

EC 8. PHP and MySQL Database Programming
	8.1	PHP Database Programming
8.2			PHP Course Contents
8.3			Introduction to Linux, PHP and MySQL
EC 9. HTML Forms and form objects design for your web site
	9.1	Creating web forms
9.2			web Form attributes
9.3			Request and Response Objects
9.4			Functions & Variables
9.5			Online Store
9.6			Handling data stored in MySQL Database
9.7			Database search
9.8			Paging through record Sets
9.9			Validation
9.10			Shopping Cart
9.11			Online Transactions
9.12			Store Administration Page
9.13			Publishing Your site in Internet for web designer Upload and Download of the your Online Store
9.14			JavaScript
EC10. VB Client Server Programming . Developing and Implementing Windows-based Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET – 70-306
10.1			An Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
10.2			Creating User Services
10.3			Add controls to a Windows Form.
10.4			Implement navigation for the user interface (UI).
10.5			Create and implement custom error messages.
10.6			Implement online user assistance.
10.7			Instantiate and invoke a Web service or component.
10.8			Implement globalization.
10.9			Create, implement, and handle events.
10.10			Creating and Managing Components and .NET Assemblies
10.11			Create a Windows control.
10.12			Consuming and Manipulating Data
10.13			Testing and Debugging
10.14			Debug, rework, and resolve defects in code.
10.15			Deploying a Windows-based Application
10.16			Create a setup program that installs an application and allows for the application to be uninstalled.
10.17			Deploy a Windows-based application.
10.18			Add assemblies to the Global Assembly Cache.
10.19			Maintaining and Supporting a Windows-based Application
10.20			Configuring and Securing a Windows-based Application
10.21			Configure authorization.
10.22			Data access with ADO.NET
10.23			Handling Errors
10.24			Structure Query Language (SQL)
EC 11. SQL Server 2000 Database Management
EC 12. SQL Server 2000 Course Overview