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ECP spring 2006 Calendar Term Fall 07

Term Spring 08

Second Teaching Period Term Fall 07 Dec-07

Jan08

ECP ORIENTATION

Feb-08

Mar08

Proposal

first teaching period term spring 08

Apr-08

May-08

Jun-08

Jul-08

PD2a

Draft Business Plan

PD2b

Business Plan

PD2c

e-Marketing Processes in Practice

Data Analysis & Database Design

08 - MPP Integrated Marketing Communications in e-Commerce

Sep-08

Oct-08

Nov-08

Fall 2008

Technical documentation

Presentation

PD3

Graduati on

Supply Chain Management

15 - DAD Global Marketplace

09 - IMC START MPP & IMC ECP starts

Second teaching period term spring 08 Aug08

11 - GMP EXAM MPP IMC

START DAD & GMP

EXAM DAD GMP

START SCM

EXAM SCM

Marks distribution

Syrian Virtual University HND in Computing and Business Applications

ECP Tutor Verification / Examination Panel

ECP Spring 2006

C las s

I D

User Name

Student Name

spring 2006 Janstarts 08 Sepends 08

Idea Selec tion Mar-08

_AHND_ECP

Dr. Amer Abboud Dr Khalil Ajami Mr Sami Khiami Mrs. Ranam Kazziha

C omm ents Topic

Proposal 30

Apr-08

PD2a

100

May-08

Draft Business Plan 20

Jun08

PD2b

100

Jul-08

Business Plan 50

Aug08

PD2c

100

Sep-08

Technical documentatio n 50

Oct-08

Present ation 50

Nov-08 PD3+evaluati on of PD from presentatin too

150

PDS 450

ECP 200

0

0

Syrian Virtual University HND in Computing and Business Applications Time Frame Teaching Period Professional Diploma in:

3 months 1 Induction

6 months 2

1

BTEC Professional Diploma in E-Commerce Environment

6 months 1 2 BTEC Professional Diploma in Technology for ECommerce

6 months 1 1 BTEC Higher National Certificate in Computing and Business Applications

6 months 2 1 BTEC Higher National Diploma in Computing and Business Applications

Induction

Internet Studies

Marketing for e-Commerce

Introduction to Programming

eCommerce Technology

Data Handling and Analysis

e-Marketing Processes in Practice

Data Analysis & Database Design

Supply Chain Management

00 - IND

03 - IS

07 - MFC

13 - IP

02 - ECT

12 - DHA

08 - MPP

15 - DAD

05 - SCM

e-Business Development

Market Planning and Intelligence for eCommerce

Programming Principles

Website Design

Integrated Marketing Communications in e-Commerce

Global Marketplac e

01 - EBD

10 - MPI

14 - PP

06 - WD

09 - IMC

11 - GMP

HND courses

E-Commerce Project 04 - ECP Developing Personal Skills 16 - PDS

personal development

PD1

PD2a Semester 1

Semester 2

PD2b Semester 3

PD2c Semester 4

PD3

2 Graduation

Description of unit The aim of this unit is to enable students to integrate the skills and knowledge they have acquired during the course to produce a viable and realistic e-commerce project. The project undertaken should show as much integration as possible across units already completed or currently underway. This may vary from one student to the next, and the project should be tailored to the interests and aspirations of the student. This is a major piece of work that should demonstrate the performance expected at this level and reflect the unit value in both workload and content. The problem may be work-based, college-based or a student interest, but it must be developed in accordance with the unit's frameworks and constraints. Description of unit The aim of this unit is to enable students to integrate the skills and knowledge they have acquired during the course to produce a viable and realistic e-commerce project. The project undertaken should show as much integration as possible across units already completed or currently underway. This may vary from one student to the next, and the project should be tailored to the interests and aspirations of the student. This is a major piece of work that should demonstrate the performance expected at this level and reflect the unit value in both workload and content. The problem may be work-based, college-based or a student interest, but it must be developed in accordance with the unit's frameworks and constraints.

Action Mark

Student Actions

Deliverables or prove

Tutor Related actions this task should be supported by the Tutor if a bad idea was submitted more than once.

student have submitted one page of ideas and options.(work based, college based or of a student interest) student have selected the project range for each idea (Business - Technical)

30

report 500 words Tutor should support the student in selecting a combination that is not too optimistic (project time wise)

✘ Project Title Short Description of the Project Project Objectives (problem or opportunity) Research Methods Staffing (if appropriate)

Difficulties

Proposed Solutions (with adv. And disad.) Schedule of Events (estimated plan with MS.Project) Budget (cost bennefit analysis)

M3

Send back the proposal as accepted with only two lines feed back on missing elements. Student don’t have to resubmit the proposal but should take into consideration the missing elements.student will not get the mark for missing elements for the proposal p

report of meetings

Progress Report

a special session for each two students to explain progress.

100

result of research draft design for web based solution

20

Executive Summary The proposed Business Background Description of the Idea

project Plan Operations

Target Markets

Market research Marketing Plan

Risk

Required Investment

Business Projection

100 Evidence of excellent skills, audit and review

Evidence of perceptive analysis of ‘learning’

Project Management

50

M12

only two lines feed back on missing elements.student will not get the mark for missing elements for the proposal part.

Executive Summary The proposed Business Background Description of the Idea

project Plan

100

Operations

Target Markets

Market research

Marketing Plan

Risk

Required Investment

Business Projection

50

M12

System Specification (scope, functions Description, Hardware requirements, Software requirements ,Constraints , Schedule) Design (data ,Human Computer Interface, program) implementation (coding)

M12

verification (testing strategy, test plan)

maintenance and quality

user document ,

50 Dress code

power point presentationClarity, body language, use of technology

Presentation

Ability to answer questions, deal with the audience

Stating and meeting purposes/ objectives

Decision here is taken by the comity.

150 Evidence of excellent skills, audit and review Evidence of perceptive analysis of ‘learning’ Project Management

450 200

Tutor

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