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UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE FACULTY OF ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCES

UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE FACULTY OF ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCES. Studies in INTERNET TE C HNOLOG I E S & ELE C TRON IC BUSINESS Bo židar Radenković, professor, boza@fon.bg.ac.yu FON 2004. PRESENTATION OUTLINE. 1. POSTGRADUATE STUDIES IN E-BUSINESS AND INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES .

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UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE FACULTY OF ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCES

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  1. UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADEFACULTY OF ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCES Studies in INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES& ELECTRONIC BUSINESS Božidar Radenković, professor, boza@fon.bg.ac.yu FON 2004.

  2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE 1. POSTGRADUATE STUDIES IN E-BUSINESS AND INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES. AN EXPERIENCE FROM THE FACULTY OF ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCES. 2. PROGRAMS OF UNDERGRADUATE (BSc) STUDIES, OPTIONAL COURSES IN E-BUSINES. 3. COLLABORATION WITH FOREIGN INSTITUTIONS.

  3. POSTGRADUATE STUDIES IN E-BUSINESS AND INTERNET TECHNOLOGIESLessons learnt from 2001-2004.

  4. NECESSITY OF QUALIFIED STAFF IN THE YUGOSLAV SOCIETY There is a significant need for qualified staff in this field both in our country and abroad. Bearing in mind that in the next period undergraduate studies will not be able to satisfy the needs of the domestic market, one will have to find an adequate solution in establishing graduate specializations of personnel who has experience in the use of information technologies. The Faculty will, for marketing purposes, in connection with the admission of students and course activities, sign cooperation agreements with the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Economy, leading Internet providers and other successful firms in this field.

  5. SPECIALIST STUDIES At the Faculty of Organizational Science, University of Belgrade, in 2001. we begin with postgraduate specialist studies in: 1. Internet technologies 2. Electronic business Since 2001, there was more than 500 students in booth specialities.

  6. STRATEGIC PARTNERS FOR MARKETING & ORGANIZATION OF STUDIES Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Economy http://www.pks.co.yu/ EUnet Jugoslavija http://www.eunet.yu/

  7. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS • Admission requirements are defined by the law : Degree in technical or social sciences. • The ''Internet tehnology''specialization is adjusted to students who have graduated in techical science, while the '‘Electronic business '' is adjusted to students who have a degree in social sciences.

  8. EXAM REGULATIONS ANDSPECIALIZATION FEATURES • The specialist studies of Electronic business and Internet technology include 5 courses from which 2 are compulsory and the other 3 can be chosen from a list of 10 courses. • The Faculty provides, throughout the academic year consultations on writing essays, exam preparation, and in writing the final paper. • After passing all courses a student qualifies to write a final paper. After consulting his tutor a student can suggest a topic. A student is obliged to defend his thesis (final paper) in front of an examining panel comprising of at least three members appointed by the University Board.

  9. INTERNET TECHNOLOGIESOne year (two semester) Specialist studies Compulsory courses: 1. Computer networks 2. Internet technologies Optional courses: 3. Software Development in a Distributed Environment 4. Methodology of Programming and JAVA Language 5. Intelligent Agents on the Internet 6. Mobile Computing 7. Computer NetworkSecurity 8. Internet Economy 9. Internet Marketing 10. E-Business 11. E-Government 12. Cyber Law

  10. ELECTRONICBUSINESSOne year (two semester) Specialist studies Compulsory courses: 1. Internet Economy 2. E-Business Optional courses: 3. E-Business management 7. Supply Chain Management 4. Internet Marketing 5. On-line Banking 7. E-government 8. E-Education 9. Cyber Law 10. Computer Networks 11. Internet Technologies 12. Intelligent Agentson the Internet

  11. COURSE METHODOLOGY Courses are conducted in the form of lectures and practical work. Focus will be made on the analysis and solving of practical problems. Teaching staff will include professors from the Faculty of Organizational Science and other leading Belgrade faculties and other experts in this field. Practical work will be undertaken in cooperation with leading Internet providersand successful business organizations in the field of electronic management.

  12. FINAL PAPER INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES Design of a B2B or B2C software application ELECTRONICBUSINESS Project of e-business enterprise

  13. TITLE AND DIPLOMA • After completion of specialist studies a student is awarded the title of: • SPECIALIST IN INTERNET TECHNOLOGY • SPECIALIST IN ELECTRONIC BUSINESS • and receives an appropriate University diploma. • After completed specialist studies it is possible to continue postgraduate MSc studies in Electronic Business at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences .

  14. ELECTRONICBUSINESSTwo years (four semester) Master studies

  15. EXAM REGULATIONS ANDSPECIALIZATION FEATURES • The Master studies of Electronic business includes 8 courses from which 3 are compulsory and the other 5 can be chosen from a list of 13 courses. • Duration of Master studies is 2 years (four semester) • After passing all courses a student qualifies to write a MSc thesis. After consulting his tutor a student can suggest a topic. A student is obliged to defend his thesis in front of an examining panel comprising of at least three members appointed by the University Board.

  16. ELECTRONICBUSINESSTwo years (four semester) Master studies Compulsory courses: 1. Internet Economy 2. E-Business 3. Internet Marketing Optional courses: 4. E-Business management 5. Supply Chain Management 6. On-line Banking 7. E-government 8. E-Education 9. Cyber Law 10. Psychology on the Internet 11.Software Development in a Distributed Environment 12.Methodology of Programming and JAVA Language 13. Intelligent Agents on the Internet 14. Mobile Computing 15. Computer NetworkSecurity 16. Course from other specialites in MSc Studies at FON

  17. A FEW PICTURES FROM STUDES IN E-BUSINESS

  18. THE FIRST GENERATION OF STUDENTS

  19. TEACHING DIGITAL ECONOMY

  20. STUDENTS LIFE

  21. PREPAIRING FOR EXAM

  22. PROGRAMS OF UNDERGRADUATE (BSc) STUDIES, OPTIONAL COURSES IN E-BUSINES

  23. ELECTRONICBUSINESS LEARNING TRACK in Undergraduate (BSc) Studies Compulsory courses: 2. E-Business 3. Computer networks Elective courses for BSc students in learning track “E-Business” 1. E-business management 2. Digital economy 3. E-marketing 4. E-education 5. Cyber Law 6. Digital media 7. Inteligent agents 8. Computer networks security Students choose two elective courses in 7. semester and two courses in 8. semester.

  24. COLLABORATION WITH FOREIGN INSTITUTIONS

  25. TOPICS FOR COLLABORATION WITH FOREIGN INSTITUTIONS • We are looking for the support in implementation of educational process in postgraduated courses by providing contacts and support in: • defining appropriate curriculum in e-business • exchange of teachers and students • students practice abroad • obtaining equipments • obtaining literature • obtaining digital libraries • providing a successful international and national managers to • visit and to give lectures including case studies here

  26. UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADEFACULTY OF ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCES Studies in INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES& ELECTRONIC BUSINESS Božidar Radenković, professor, boza@fon.bg.ac.yu FON 2004.

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