Each team's proposal will be reviewed
by the class at midterm:
15โ presentation + 10โ discussion (class)
and the completed project will be
delivered at the end of semester:
Final Report + 10โ Demo
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Project Presentation and Report Guidelines for a Business Course, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce
The guidelines for a mid-term project presentation and final project report for a business course. The presentation includes a 15-minute pitch and 10 minutes for class discussion, while the report (business plan) should be 10-15 pages long. The project is worth 100 points, with 25% for the mid-term presentation, 25% for the prototype demo, and 50% for the project report. The course schedule, professor's information, and grading system are also provided.
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Each team's proposal will be reviewedby the class at midterm:
15โ presentation + 10โ discussion (class)
and the completed project will bedelivered at the end of semester:
Final Report + 10โ Demo
At this point in the term, student teams shouldhave defined their research project. Eachteam will present their
business model,
value proposition, market analysis
and
optional draft finance program andimplementation strategy.
Individual Report/Assignments
passed
Mid-Term Project Progress Presentation (Team)
done
Final Project Report + Prototype Demo (Team)
done
Grade: 25%
Mid-Term Presentation,
Prototype Demo,
Project Report
.
100% = 100 Points Exam passed with 50 Points!
Grade
Points
Roberto V. Zicari , born 1955 in Milan, is full professor of computer science at the Johann Wolfgang GoetheUniversity in Frankfurt/Main, Germany.(www.dbis.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de)He represents the Object Management Group (OMG) inEurope. Roberto Zicari is Co-founder and Vice-President ofthe Association for the Scientific and Industrial Cooperationbetween Italy and Germany (ACIS).Editor ODBMS.ORG portal: www.odbms.orgFrom 1991 till September 2004, he was President and Co-founder of a German firm specialized in creating andrunning IT events in Europe.
Previously he was associated professor at Politecnico di Milano,Italy; visiting scientist at IBM Almaden Research Center, USA,and University of California at Berkeley, US; visiting professor atEPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland and the National University ofMexico City. Mexico. Roberto Zicari is an internationallyrecognized expert in the fields of object technology, databases,and e-commerce. He has consulted and lectured in Europe, USand Japan.He is author of the books "XML Data Management" (AddisonWesley, 2003), "Succeeding with Object Databases" (John Wiley& Sons, 2000), "Advanced Database Systems" (MorganKaufmann, 1997) and "Conceptual Modeling, Databases andCase (John Wiley & Sons, 1992). He combines a solid scientificbackground with multi years experience in marketing, sales andevent branding. Roberto Zicari holds a doctor of engineeringdegree from Politecnico di Milano.