Course Details Language of Instruction Turkish Level of Course Unit Bachelor's Degree Department / Program Economics Type of Program Formal Education Type of Course Unit Elective Course Delivery Method Face To Face Objectives of the Course Dersin amacı; öğrencilerimizin e-ticaretin kapsamı, modelleri, ödeme sistemleri hakkında bilgi sahibi olması ve e-ticaretin ekonomi içerisindeki önemine dair yorum yapabilmesidir. Course Content The course includes the conceptual framework of e-commerce, its purpose, types of e-commerce, models, e-marketing, e-commerce planning, e-commerce applications, security and payment systems in e-commerce. Course Methods and Techniques Each lesson begins with the instructor introducing the topic of that day. The lesson is taught interactively. Methods such as plain lecture, question-answer, case study, and discussion of research findings are used together. Therefore, students should prepare thoroughly by reading the topic the week before the lesson. Prerequisites and co-requisities None Course Coordinator Research Assist. M. Talha Şen Name of Lecturers None Assistants None Work Placement(s) No Recommended or Required Reading Resources YAMAMOTO, G.T (2013) .E-TİCARET Kavramlar Gelişim ve Uygulamalar, Kriter Yayınevi, İstanbul. Course Notes 1. The duration of the lesson is 120 minutes once a week. There is a break in the middle of the lesson. Attendance is mandatory at 70% (9 weeks excluding midterm exam week). In cases of necessity, each student can be allowed a maximum of 2 times in a semester. 2. Students can be late for class for a maximum of 10 minutes. However, this cannot be made a habit. Latecomers pass and sit quietly without speaking. Those who cannot attend the first part of the lesson must definitely attend the second part. 3. The main source of the lesson is specified in this form. Students are responsible for the 14-week topics specified in this form and also what is covered in the lesson. Students can also learn the topics to be covered throughout the semester from other Energy Economics books. There are books by different authors in the library. 4. Students prepare for the topics to be covered each week in advance; when they are asked questions about the topic, they must know it at a reasonable level. They receive a zero grade for that day's topic due to questions they do not know; they are also given a score between 2 and 5 when they answer the question. Homework grade; It is calculated as the arithmetic average of the points obtained from the answers given to the homework and questions to be asked in each lesson. 5. Mobile phones are kept silent during the lesson and are not occupied with them. All our students are occupied with the lesson during the lesson. No food or drink other than water can be consumed during the lesson. 6. Students cannot come to the lesson without books, notebooks and pens; they cannot talk to each other during the lesson; they can only talk to the instructor with permission. 7. Homework/tasks are done and delivered on time. The homework delivery time is the last lesson two weeks before the final exam. In case of delay, permission must be obtained from the instructor in advance. 8. Homework is written by hand on A4 paper, the sources used are indicated. The homework subject is written on the top of the paper, stapled in the upper left corner without putting it in a file or bag, and submitted by writing the name and surname in the upper right corner. Course Category Social Sciences %50 Field %50