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ENT811

E-Business & Event Management

This course introduces postgraduate students to the core concepts of E-Business and Event Management. It covers a wide range of topics including internet overview, mobile telecommunication, website design, internet advertisement, online shopping, and e-payments. Students will also learn about e-business security, event project management, event human resources, event finance, event marketing, and the role of media in events. The course aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful e-business and event management practices.

About this course

Difficulty
Intermediate
Study hours
200 hours
Maths
Basic
Content
Theoretical, practical, case study
Practical work
Yes
How it is assessed
  • Assignments
  • Tutor Marked Assignments
  • Final Examination

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ENT811 · UNIT 1: INTERNET

Internet network security is significantly facilitated by a number of Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) in eight countries and within a number of service provider operations and private networks. They were formed to continually monitor the network for security incidents, serve as a repository for information about such incidents, and develop responsive advisories.

What you should be able to do

  1. Explain the concepts of E-Business and Event Management.
  2. Apply security measures to protect e-business transactions.
  3. Develop effective marketing strategies for events.
  4. Manage event finances and budgets.
  5. Understand the role of media in promoting events.

What it prepares you for

Careers
  • E-Business Manager
  • Event Planner
  • Marketing Coordinator
  • Security Analyst
  • Financial Analyst
Where it is applied
  • E-commerce
  • Hospitality
  • Tourism
  • Entertainment
  • Technology

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

  • Module 3: E-Business Security

    Unit 3: Network Security and Management

    Advanced encryption algorithms and security protocols require strong mathematical and computational skills.

  • Module 3: E-Business Security

    Unit 4: Copyright Law and Electronic Access to Information

    Understanding legal implications and nuances of copyright law requires careful analysis and interpretation.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 57 hours in total. Yours will differ.

  1. Week 1Module 1: Overview of the Internet
    • Unit 1: Internet · 3 hours

      Understand the concept of the Internet and its impact on businesses.. Explore the Internet as a global network and its various components.. Discuss the importance of Internet technology in everyday life..

    • Unit 2: Mobile Telecommunication · 2 hours

      Define mobile communication and telecommunication.. Explain the relationship between mobile communication and telecommunication.. Discuss the importance of mobile telecommunication to an e-business..

  2. Week 2Module 1: Overview of the Internet
    • Unit 3: Overview of E-Business · 3 hours

      Define E-business and its nature.. Identify and explain the different types of E-business.. Discuss the importance of E-business to traditional businesses..

    • Unit 4: Website Design · 2 hours

      Understand the concept of a website.. Identify the different types of websites.. Discuss the usefulness of websites to businesses..

  3. Week 3Module 2: Internet Advertisement
    • Unit 1: Overview of Internet Advertisement · 4 hours

      Trace the history of web banners.. Explain display advertising and its various forms.. Differentiate contextual and interactive advertising..

  4. Week 4Module 2: Internet Advertisement
    • Unit 2: Online Shopping · 4 hours

      Define online shopping and its history.. Identify the target audience for online shopping.. Discuss trends and predictability in online shopping..

  5. Week 5Module 2: Internet Advertisement
    • Unit 3: E-payments · 4 hours

      List the various forms of e-payments.. Differentiate the various forms of e-payment methods.. Identify the advantages and disadvantages associated with the use of e-payment methods..

  6. Week 6Module 3: E-Business Security
    • Unit 1: Introduction to E-Business Security · 4 hours

      Discuss the relationship between computers and security.. Explain different security methods such as encryption and digital signatures.. Assess the necessity of security for e-businesses..

  7. Week 7Module 3: E-Business Security
    • Unit 2: Business Security Challenges · 4 hours

      Identify the needs for e-business security.. Discuss business security challenges such as increased data access.. Explain the importance of scalability and interoperability in e-business security..

  8. Week 8Module 3: E-Business Security
    • Unit 3: Network Security and Management · 3 hours

      Define network security and management.. Identify the attributes of a secure network.. Explain the levels of security management for different types of businesses..

    • Unit 4: Copyright Law and Electronic Access to Information · 2 hours

      Define copyright and its scope.. Trace the history and development of copyright law.. Explain the limits and exceptions to copyright..

  9. Week 9Module 3: E-Business Security
    • Unit 5: Internet Firewall and Fraud Prevention · 4 hours

      Define Internet firewalls and their benefits.. Identify the tools used by hackers.. Discuss basic firewall design decisions and types of firewalls..

  10. Week 10Module 4: Overview of Event Management
    • Unit 1: Introduction to Event Management · 3 hours

      Describe the basic characteristics of events.. Explain the evolution and history of events.. Analyse the structure of the current events industry..

    • Unit 2: Event Project Management · 2 hours

      Identify the importance of event project management to the events industry.. Explain the organizational issues that are taken into consideration in events management projects.. Relate event project management to conventional event planning theories and practices..

  11. Week 11Module 4: Overview of Event Management
    • Unit 3: Event Human Resource · 3 hours

      Analyse the human resource challenges of managing events.. Explain the process of event recruitment and selection.. Evaluate the complexities of managing event employees and volunteers..

    • Unit 4: Event Finance · 2 hours

      Appreciate why financial skills are an important part of the event manager's portfolio of skills.. Understand the key financial terminology that is often applied to events.. Understand the meaning of budgeting in operational, tactical and strategic event management contexts..

  12. Week 12Module 4: Overview of Event Management
    • Unit 5: Event Marketing · 4 hours

      Describe practical event market analysis methods and considerations.. Explain marketing planning components.. Evaluate the relevance of event marketing as an effective relationship-building tool..

  13. Week 13Module 4: Overview of Event Management
    • Unit 6: Event and the Media · 4 hours

      Define event media.. Understand the role of the media in modern events.. Identify what is required to manage media coverage of events..

Preparing for the exam

What to do
  • Review all module objectives and key terms.
  • Practice applying security measures to different e-business scenarios.
  • Develop sample marketing plans for various types of events.
  • Create budget templates and practice financial analysis.
  • Analyze case studies of successful and unsuccessful events.
  • Focus on understanding the legal and ethical considerations in e-business and event management.
  • Create concept maps linking units within each module.
  • Practice writing press releases and media kits.
  • Review all Tutor-Marked Assignments (TMAs) and feedback.
  • Allocate specific study hours for each module based on difficulty level.
  • Create flashcards for key terms and definitions.
  • Join online study groups to discuss challenging concepts.
  • Practice time management during mock exams.

Questions students ask about this course

What is ENT811 about?

This course introduces postgraduate students to the core concepts of E-Business and Event Management. It covers a wide range of topics including internet overview, mobile telecommunication, website design, internet advertisement, online shopping, and e-payments. Students will also learn about e-business security, event project management, event human resources, event finance, event marketing, and the role of media in events. The course aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful e-business and event management practices.

How many units does ENT811 have?

ENT811, E-Business & Event Management, has 18 units across 4 modules, over 208 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

How many credit units is ENT811?

ENT811 carries 2 credit units, at 800 level in Management Sciences.

Is ENT811 hard?

ENT811 is rated intermediate level, with basic mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical, practical and case study work, and it has a practical component.

How long does ENT811 take to study?

About 200 hours of study, spread across its 18 units.

How is ENT811 assessed?

ENT811 is assessed by Assignments, Tutor Marked Assignments and Final Examination.

What can I do with ENT811?

E Business Manager, Event Planner, Marketing Coordinator, Security Analyst and Financial Analyst.

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