PhD of Information Technology Engineering: e-Commerce

The PhD program in Information Technology Engineering with a specialization in e-Commerce aims to train specialists capable of strategic planning, design, and management of e-commerce systems. This program addresses the increasing importance of information in management and governance, and the critical role of computer technology and internet facilities in collecting, organizing, and transmitting information. The curriculum is designed to equip students with the skills to overcome practical obstacles and leverage the full potential of information technology and e-commerce. It encompasses various fields including management information systems, electronic commerce, multimedia systems, information security, and computer networks, encouraging both theoretical and empirical research to advance knowledge in these areas.

Curriculum

The PhD program consists of an educational stage, a comprehensive exam, and a research stage. Students must complete 15 credits of coursework related to their research area, with the possibility of taking one 3-credit course from other engineering disciplines with approval. After completing coursework, students must pass a comprehensive exam covering at least three passed courses. The final stage involves a research project worth 21 credits, culminating in a thesis.

1. Educational Stage
   • Wireless and mobile Networks
   • Probabilistic Graphical Models
   • Pattern Recognition
   • Neural Networks
   • Machine Vision
   • Natural Language Processing (NLP)
   • Distributed Systems
   • Distributed Artificial Intelligence
   • Pervasive and Autonomous Computing
   • Cloud Computing
   • Mata Heuristic Algorithms
   • System Dynamics
   • Stochastic Processes
   • Fuzzy Theory and its Applications
   • Decision Making Models and Techniques
   • Econometric I
   • Advanced Strategic Planning
   • Advanced Topics in Business Intelligence and Data Mining
   • Advanced Topics in e-Commerce Security
   • Advanced Topics in e-Marketing
   • Advanced Topics in Supply Chain Management
   • Advanced Topics in Business Process Re-engineering
2. Research Stage
   • Research Project

Careers

Graduates of this program are equipped to contribute significantly to the fields of research and development for electronic businesses. They can establish new ventures, develop and enhance information systems, and design and analyze information resources. Additionally, they are prepared to offer expert consultancy in information systems and e-commerce to both public and private organizations.

• e-Business R&D Specialist
• Information Systems Developer
• Information Resource Analyst
• e-Commerce Consultant

Frequently asked questions

What are the academic entry requirements for the PhD of Information Technology Engineering: e-Commerce?

Applicants are typically required to hold a Master's degree in a relevant field to be considered for admission to the PhD program. Specific additional requirements are not detailed in the provided information.

What is the structure of the PhD program?

The program consists of an educational stage (15 credits of coursework), followed by a comprehensive exam, and concludes with a research stage (21 credits for a thesis). Students can take one 3-credit course from other engineering disciplines with approval.

What career paths can graduates pursue?

Graduates are prepared for roles such as e-Business R&D Specialist, Information Systems Developer, Information Resource Analyst, and e-Commerce Consultant. They can contribute to research and development, establish new ventures, and offer expert consultancy in information systems and e-commerce.

Are there any specific details about tuition fees or living costs?

Information regarding tuition fees for international students and estimated living costs is not provided in the available program data.