MBA
- Electronic Commerce
Georgia State University (J. Mack Robinson College of Business)
In May of 2001 I was awarded an MBA in Electronic Commerce studies by the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University. This section provides specific information about those studies, access to course of study and course description information as well as samples of work produced in the pursuit of the degree.
About the degree, from the Master's Degree Programs Descriptions publication for the Robinson College of Business: "The MBA with a concentration in electronic commerce is a general program of study. The elective courses in the program give students a firm grounding in the basic, emergent theories of this new type of commerce, how organizations can use electronic commerce to enhance their value chain, and the underlying infrastructure technologies and strategies for their effective use in the new business environment."
The Course of Study section details what courses I have taken, what semester they were completed and the grade earned in the course.
The Course Descriptions section provides the official Georgia State University catalog description for each of the courses taken as part of my course of study.
In the Work Product section, you will find samples of course work, reports, case studies, and presentations developed to meet the requirements of the courses taken. Some work product included in this area of my CD represents projects completed as part of a team endeavor. In those instances, my colleagues have been noted and details of my contribution to the work product can be obtained by contacting me directly.
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