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• Class E-Commerce

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DeVry University Introduction to E-Commerce

• Instructor Class Materials
• Professor Bjorklund Introduction to E-Commerce
• E-Mail mdknbj_at_EverestKC.net Efraim Turban
  David King
• Home [phone]
• Office Hours By arrangement please contact me
• Room ____________
• Course Overview (3 credit hours)
• This course focuses on Business and the
  environments in which business operates. The
  student will have an understanding of the major
  functional areas of business and will demonstrate
  that understanding by participation in class
  (class feud), completing three tests, written
  reports, an oral presentation and class
  discussion.
• Class Organization
• Your instructors purpose is to prepare the
  student by presenting, expanding on each chapter,
  answering students questions and facilitate
  chapter discussions.
• The class will be divided in discussion groups.
• Evaluation
• Exams (2) _at_ 100 200 pts. A 90 - 100
• Final (1) _at_ 150 150 pts B 80 - 89

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DeVry University Introduction to E-Commerce

• Exams
• Exam questions are taken from the material in
  the textbook, from the lecture and class
  discussion. The examination questions will
  require the application of the principles learned
  in the course rather than an exact duplication of
  the materials covered.
• No routine make-up exams are given! Students with
  excused absences will be handled on an individual
  basis. The student must contact the instructor,
  personally, BEFORE THE EXAMINATION BEGINS for any
  consideration to be given to a make-up exam. You
  must talk to your instructor. No notes. No
  messages. No e-mail. If you are totally
  incapacitated, consideration will be given.
  Beware my test require more time than is allowed
  on a make-up test.
• Students are NOT allowed to keep or photocopy the
  tests. Should a student fail to return the test
  at the conclusion of the test discussion period,
  the student will receive a grade of zero and the
  student will be charged with attempting to cheat.
  If a student misses the discussion of the test,
  at the instructor's discretion, the instructor
  may allow the student to examine the test for
  missed questions, but the test CANNOT be released
  to the student.

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