Are there any undergraduate e commerce students? What courses do you have?

The main courses of the E-commerce major (independent undergraduate section) are divided into several categories:

Economics: Western Economics (Western Microeconomics, Macroeconomics), Marketing (Network Marketing);

Information Management: Management, Information Management and Information Retrieval, etc.

Here are some specific lessons:

1 Outline of Modern Chinese History;

2 Introduction to the Basic Principles of Marxism;

3 Quantitative Methods (2);

4 English (II);

5 Commercial Law (II);

6. Network Economy and Enterprise Management;

7 Introduction to Electronic Commerce Law;

8 Internet databases (practice);

9 Design Principles (Practice) of E-Commerce**;

10 Introduction to E-Commerce Security (Practice);

11 Network Marketing and Planning (Practice);

12 E-Commerce and Finance (Practice);

13 E-commerce and modern logistics;

14. Graduation project and defense;

I graduated with a bachelor's degree in e-commerce.

There are many courses to be taken in e-commerce, which are divided into professional courses and elective courses. If you are majoring in a formal major, you also have to take cultural classes. Cultural courses are basically the same, economic mathematics, linear algebra, English, *** theory, and other professional courses, that is, compulsory courses include:

Computer Applications, Management, Introduction to E-Commerce, Marketing, Programming, Database Applications, Intenet and Intelnet, Basic Accounting, E-Commerce Law Electives are quite ......Western Economics, Enterprise Information Management, Introduction to Sun Yat-sen's Thought, Photoshop Application, Visual Basic Programming, Introduction to Economic Law, National Taxation, Principles of Statistics, Network Operating System, Market Research and Writing, Modern Financial Business, Economic Application Writing, Multi-technical Foundation, Data Structure, Networking and Network Management Technology, Introduction to Advertising, Human Resource Management, Financial Management, Network Information Production and Publishing, E-commerce Case Analysis, ** Practice, Business negotiation practice and other college level, the specific design of the curriculum is basically this, will be adjusted according to different regions and different schools. I am now studying in the e-commerce major of the University of Electrical Engineering, these are my courses, the compulsory courses are all to be learned, and the elective courses can be selected according to the requirements of the school. If it is ...... in an undergraduate or university departmentI guess I'll have to learn ......I also studied e-commerce in vocational college, and although the subjects I learned were more potential than these, they were quite a lot.

I don't talk about cultural classes, I only talk about what it has to do with my major. I have read: Computer Application Basics, SQL, Network Construction, Web Applications, E-Commerce Basics, Business English, Basic Accounting, International **, Business Accounting, Web Production, ......That's all I can think of.

E-commerce is not literally simple electronic + commerce, and it is not just a casual online store (although I am also opening a ** now, it can only be said that I have not learned well enough). As far as e-commerce is concerned, it covers a large amount of network knowledge and application knowledge of computer majors, not only to be able to use the network, but also to be able to build their own network, even if they can't, they have to understand and understand. Because of learning e-commerce, if you get the e-commerce division, you will basically command others to do it.

Moreover, it is a disguised business economic activity, so the knowledge of economics is not lacking at all. In terms of subject classification, e-commerce belongs to the discipline of literature and economics. Because business activities include a lot of business management matters, management disciplines must also be studied.

In general, e-commerce, the main body is still business, is a computer-aided business activities, so the scope of involvement is still relatively wide. Therefore, it is not difficult to learn this subject, but it is difficult to learn and understand it. So the basic salary of an e-commerce engineer is 5000 a month, an ordinary city.

Let's learn hard, although China's e-commerce industry has just started, and it is also different from foreign e-commerce, but e-commerce will become bound to become the mainstream of business. Go for it.

The main courses of the E-commerce major (independent undergraduate section) are divided into several categories:

Economics: Western Economics (Western Microeconomics, Macroeconomics), Marketing (Network Marketing);

Information Management: Management, Information Management and Information Retrieval, etc.

Here are some specific lessons:

1 Outline of Modern Chinese History;

2 Introduction to the Basic Principles of Marxism;

3 Quantitative Methods (2);

4 English (II);

5 Commercial Law (II);

6. Network Economy and Enterprise Management;

7 Introduction to Electronic Commerce Law;

8 Internet databases (practice);

9 Design Principles (Practice) of E-Commerce**;

10 Introduction to E-Commerce Security (Practice);

11 Network Marketing and Planning (Practice);

12 E-Commerce and Finance (Practice);

13 E-commerce and modern logistics;

14. Graduation project and defense;

The undergraduate courses in e-commerce include C language, network communication technology, network programming, western economics (western microeconomics, macroeconomics), marketing (network marketing), management, information management and information retrieval, e-commerce law, copyright related law, etc. E-commerce is an undergraduate major approved by the Ministry of Education in 2000, which belongs to the e-commerce major, with a basic study period of four years, and a bachelor's degree in management or economics or engineering.

The e-commerce major can be divided into two basic directions: e-commerce economic management and e-commerce engineering technology. The Economics and Management direction focuses on mastering the knowledge and skills related to Internet economy and business management, while the engineering direction requires focusing on the knowledge and skills related to Internet technology and business information.

Theoretical Courses: Knowledge System and Curriculum Principles:

It covers four knowledge areas: e-commerce basics, e-commerce economic management, e-commerce engineering technology and e-commerce integration. Each knowledge area covers thousands of related knowledge modules, for a total of 16 knowledge modules. Each knowledge module can be set up as one or as many as a thousand courses depending on its content.

The principles of the curriculum are as follows:

1) The professional courses in the direction of economics and management should involve all the knowledge modules in the field of e-commerce basics and e-commerce management knowledge, and set up corresponding courses according to the needs. At the same time, combined with the professional training program, some knowledge modules in the field of e-commerce engineering and e-commerce comprehensive knowledge are selected to set up relevant courses.

2) The professional courses in the engineering direction should involve all the knowledge modules in the field of e-commerce foundation and e-commerce engineering knowledge, and set up corresponding courses according to the needs. At the same time, combined with the professional training program, some knowledge modules in the field of e-commerce economics and management and e-commerce comprehensive knowledge are selected to set up relevant courses.

3) On the basis of satisfying the above-mentioned curriculum principles, each university can customize knowledge modules or set up self-selected courses according to its own disciplinary advantages, professional characteristics, training directions and development needs.

E-commerce is one of the most popular majors at the moment, and students have questions this time, what are the main courses of e-commerce majors. The following is a list of "What courses should be taken for college e-commerce majors", which is for reference only, and you are welcome to read it.

What courses should be taken for e-commerce majors in college?

Computer courses

Because it is an activity based on computer networks such as the Internet, it is necessary to take computer courses.

Basics: Advanced Mathematics, Statistical Crack State, Computer Basics, Databases, Computer Network Principles, Management Information Systems.

If you learn it, you'll be able to build simple, design simple web pages.

Economics and management courses

E-commerce, in the final analysis, is still a business activity, this is its essence, so it is necessary to study a series of business-related economics and management courses.

Basic Classes: Western Economics, Marketing, Management, Consumer Psychology, Accounting, International Practice, ERP, Operations Research.

Operational courses: network marketing, operation, copywriting, new advertising, enterprise management, cross-border e-commerce, logistics management preparation and foundation.

In fact, just by looking at the name of the course, you will know that the e-commerce major involves mathematics, statistics, economics, marketing, accounting, programming, design, logistics and so on.

Further reading: E-commerce professional employment

1.Network Marketing Specialist

E-commerce has been recognized by a considerable number of enterprises in China, especially small and medium-sized enterprises accounting for 99% of the total number of enterprises in China, due to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises to survive and develop, they also very much need to pass the network this efficient and low-cost means, so they have a greater dependence on network marketing, there is a gap in the demand for network marketing talents, and a clear network marketing job responsibilities have been formed.

2.** Planner or me

This position requires the incumbent to be familiar with the business processes such as planning, implementation, operation, and publicity;

Familiar with e-commerce operation and operation process, able to understand the development direction of e-commerce;

Have a deep understanding of enterprise Internet access, and be familiar with the functional requirements of enterprises;

Strong Chinese skills and word processing ability, with certain knowledge of column planning and operation management;

Strong ability in topic selection, planning, editing and induction;

Familiar with computer operation and basic network knowledge.

3.**Promotion

membership maintenance and management;

Good writing, able to independently complete marketing planning and copywriting;

Be able to skillfully use various publicity media to carry out publicity and promotion work.