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Graduate Diploma of Electronic Commerce CU13

Duration: 1 year full-time.
Mode and Location: Internal - BIC/SIC/MIC/SING/MYS/GIC, External.
Courses/Units of Credit: 6 courses/48 units of credit.
Faculty: Informatics & Communication.
Entry: Direct. See Section 9 for entry requirements.
Accreditation: Accreditation is being sought for professional membership of the Australian Computer Society.
Exit Awards: Graduate Certificate in Electronic Commerce.
Contact: Bob Hudson on 07 4930 9327 or Janet West on 07 4930 9511.
International Students: International students studying in Australia must study full-time, on-campus.
CQU CRICOS Program Codes: BIC,GIC - 035582F, SIC - 035591E, MIC - 034392J.

Entry Requirement

a bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification or
a CQU Graduate Certificate in Electronic Commerce

Candidates must complete CQU admission form(s) for admission assessment, in conjunction with the above entry requirement.

Program Structure

To obtain a Graduate Diploma of Electronic Commerce, a student must complete a total of 6 courses comprised of:

Code Course

• one core course in Electronic Commerce:

ECOM20004   Electronic Commerce: a Global Perspective

• at least two courses selected from the following:

COIS20024   Information Systems Overview ^

COIS20025   Information Systems Development ^

ECOM20001   Information Systems Management: e-Commerce Integration

COMM20036   Informatics, Culture and Communication

MRKT20027   e-Marketing

LAWS20042   Law of Electronic Commerce and the Internet

• additional elective courses selected from the elective course list shown under the Master of Electronic Commerce CU14 to complete a total of 6 courses.

Notes:

^ These courses cannot be taken by students who have an undergraduate degree in computing or information systems. They must be taken for the Graduate Diploma of Electronic Commerce and Master of Electronic Commerce by students who do not have an undergraduate degree in computing or information systems.

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This handbook was correct as at: 07-May-2002
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