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Intended for a first course in e-business/e-commerce or as an alternative to programming languages such as Visual Basic for Information Systems, Computer Information Systems, Management Information Systems, Information Technology and business students.This innovative new book in the Deitels' How to Program series gives students the knowledge to start their own e-businesses by teaching about the programming technologies for developing Web-based e-business and e-commerce solutions as well as covering e-business and e-commerce models and business issues. Students learn a full range of options, fr...
Intended for a first course in e-business/e-commerce or as an alternative to programming languages such as Visual Basic for Information Systems, Computer Information Systems, Management Information Systems, Information Technology and business students.
This innovative new book in the Deitels' How to Program series gives students the knowledge to start their own e-businesses by teaching about the programming technologies for developing Web-based e-business and e-commerce solutions as well as covering e-business and e-commerce models and business issues. Students learn a full range of options, from "build-your-own" to turnkey solutions. It examines a significant number of the top "dot-com" businesses (examples include Amazon, eBay, Priceline.com, Travelocity, etc.), explaining the technical details about how to build successful e-business and e-commerce sites and their underlying business premises.
This innovative new book in the Deitels' How to Program series gives students the knowledge to start their own e-businesses by teaching about the programming technologies for developing Web-based e-business and e-commerce solutions as well as covering e-business and e-commerce models and business issues. Students learn a full range of options, from "build-your-own" to turnkey solutions. It examines a significant number of the top "dot-com" businesses (examples include Amazon, eBay, Priceline.com, Travelocity, etc.), explaining the technical details about how to build successful e-business and e-commerce sites and their underlying business premises.