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BCE437         Business and Marketing Aspects of E-commerce Systems
               Credits: 3 (3,1,0)    Prerequisites: BCE409 and MKT301
                   The focus of this course is on the business and marketing aspects of e-Commerce systems. The
                   course starts with an overview of the business strategies, planning, and logistics for setting up an
                   e-Commerce  system.  After  that,  the  course  discusses  strategic  marketing  analysis,  marketing
                   planning, and the complexities of marketing decisions. An important component of the course
                   considers the utilization of Search Engines and Internet Marketing.

               BCE447         Visual Merchandising
               Credits: 3 (3,0,1)    Prerequisites: BCE409 and MKT301
                   The course will teach students to manage E-commerce customer journeys, suggest improvements
                   and developments, to achieve sales and profit goals. The course will enable students to work with
                   UX team to optimize the online navigation and structure of the E-Stores. They would learn writing
                   a rich content for products, SEO content for lists and product pages. Analyzing sales and website
                   performance data, to understand and ensure products are merchandised effectively to maximize
                   sales. The course will introduce smart technologies such as Robot Process Automation(RPA) and
                   AI- Powered Chatbot for their E-Stores. Digital products, avatars and concept of metaverse would
                   be introduced to design unique and customized customer experiences endorsing E-Commerce
                   merchandising.

               BCE473         Entrepreneurial Strategy
               Credits: 3 (3,1,0)    Prerequisites: BCE409
                   This  course  examines  entrepreneurial  strategies  for  emerging  ventures,  growing  ventures,
                   sustainable growth in established ventures. The object of this progression is to acquaint students
                   with the concepts and contexts of building new businesses, their relevance and application to
                   organizations in today’s economy; the formulation and application of new business strategies for
                   both  Independent  startups  and  new  ventures  within  existing  organizations;  and  achieving
                   innovation in existing established organizations through entrepreneurial strategies.

               BCE483         Business Intelligence and Analytics
               Credits: 3 (3,0,1)    Prerequisites: BCE409
                   An organization must constantly monitor, recognize and understand every aspect and every issue
                   of its operations, its industry and the overall business environment, to successfully compete in
                   today’s global business environment. This course focuses on business intelligence – an information
                   technology approach to data collection and data analysis to support a wide variety of management
                   tasks, from performance evaluation to trend spotting and policy making. Students learn analytical
                   components and technologies used to create dashboards and scorecards, data/text/Web mining
                   methods for trend and sentiment analysis, and artificial intelligence techniques used to develop
                   intelligent systems for decision support. Students will learn participate in this course through class
                   discussions, project preparation and presentation, and visual tool utilization.

               BIO101         Biology
               Credits: 3 (3,1,0)    Prerequisites: CHM101
                   Course covers major fields and fundamental principles of biology. Fundamental studies in biology
                   emphasizing  the  unity  and  diversity  of  life.  Topics  include  the  basic  chemistry  of  biological
                   processes, cell types and organelles, energy harvesting and energy producing pathways, cell and
                   life  cycles,  genetics,  DNA  structure,  genes,  natural  selection,  population  genetics,  and
                   phylogenetic analysis.




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