Current postgraduate taught students
COMP67050: Patterns for eBusiness Applications (2007-2008)
This is an archived syllabus from 2007-2008
Credit rating: 15
Pre-requisites: CT438: e-business
Co-requisites: No Co-requisites
Lectures: 20
Labs: 40
Course lecturer: not assignedAdditional staff: view all staff
Semester | Event | Location | Day | Time | Group |
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Sem 2 w19-23 | Lecture | 2.19 | Tue | 09:00 - 17:00 | - |
Coursework: 20%
Lab: 0%
Aims
This course unit teaches the students the business and IT drivers of e-business applications and IBM?s Patterns for e-business as an approach to e-business application design; it equips the students with the skills in analysis, design and development of e-business application systems and provides the students with both a theoretical understanding and a practical experience of designing e-business applications using best practice and patterns.
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Subject practical skills
Use the pattern approach to case study.Transferable Skills




Contribution to programme learning outcomes: A1 (DA), A2 (DA), B2 (DA), C3 (DA).
Syllabus
Introduction to patterns
Overview of IBM patterns for e-business
Self-Service pattern and its supporting patterns
Collaboration pattern and its supporting patterns
Information Aggregation and Extended Enterprise patterns
Integration patterns
Composite patterns
Case study:
Composite patterns
Reading List
Title: Patterns: applying patterns approaches
Author: Galic, Michelle et al
ISBN: 0738425583
Publisher: IBM
Edition:
Year: 2003
Title: Patterns for e-business: a strategy for reuse
Author: Adams, John
ISBN: 9781931182027
Publisher: IBM Press
Edition:
Year: 2001