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Course Description
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Course Description INTERNET START UPS.
Professeur responsable : Dennis KEEFE
Presentation: This course will help students to understand,
in English, internet start ups. Students will, in groups
of their choice, develop a real e-commerce website,
starting on or after March 26, for a real local business.
In addition, students will write a personal home page.
Teaching Objectives To learn how to make a web site
in English and gather information on start ups, surfing
the web. To find analytic tools for analyzing ecommerce
To learn the vocabulary and language of the new eonomy.
To become comfortable speaking about internet start
ups in English. To feel at ease discussing, as a consultant
or entrepreneur, the new economy. To make a real business
web site for a local firm from scratch.
Format One weekly meeting of 3 hours. Maximum number
of students 25
Course Content This course will have student research
and writing of web pages as its core. Teacher will present
content for personal pages, then content for business
pages. Students will write for their personal and for
their business web sites on a weekly basis..
Teaching Methods After a brief daily introduction, students
will start up and then add to their English web sites.
The focus of the class is "hands-on" Students
should expect to use most of the class time to develop
their web sites in English.
Individual and Group Work Students will work independently
to make their personal web sites, and iin groups to
put their business web site online.. Advanced web students
may act as team captains.
Evaluation The final grade is based on the quantity
and quality of the work that they have placed on the
world wide web, and on their final presentations--which
must be done using the internet. Students will receive
points for their individual web sites , and for their
group web sites weekly.
Recommended Level This course is beneficial to students
with an intermediate or advanced level of English, as
well as appropriate background courses in marketing,
finance, and strategy.
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