• Subject: Science & Technology
• Department: Management
• Degree Applied: Information Management
• Course: Electronic Commerce
• Access Level: Bachelor
• Duration of studies: 6 semesters
• Stage: A period of 4 weeks is required
• Project End of study: the last half is devoted to project preparation

The Degree in Applied Science Management e-commerce course aims to train in three years after the baccalauréat, having acquired the skills of both a good knowledge management and the strategic direction necessary to seize the opportunities that oferecem Internet and new digital economy. These skills will be able to:

• Designing and implementing transactional Web applications.
• Propose technical solutions for e-business.
• Manage all forms of digitized trade (not only of online transactions, services, actions within a communication strategy)

The inclusion of professional opportunities are very broad, they affect all structures (businesses, associations, government) who want to develop their business using the digital dimension.

• A scientific basis:
  Mathematics, statistics.
• A cross-culture:
  Language and Communication Skills, Computer Science and Information Society, Free Software, Human Rights.
• Specific training in trade
  Computers, Internet technologies, networks, human, social and economic enterprises.
• An introduction to teamwork:
  Realization of projects in mini groups (semesters 4, 5).
• Immersions professional:
  Placement in the 2nd year, PFE tutored in business during the semester 6.

• 5 semesters x 14 weeks x 30 hours + 14 weeks of PFE (6th semester)
• Modules constituent units of instruction (MCUE) are provided in the form of integrated courses (mainly for cross-training), lectures supported by TD, lectures supported by TD and TP or TP tutors.
• The credits range from 2 to 4 ECTS ECTS (1 ECTS average for 14 hours of instruction). They generally reflect the relative importance of the number of hours of face training and the workload staff left to the student. The coefficients are calculated by counting nearest 1 coefficient for approximately 10 hours of C / TD or 20 hours of TP.