Panel: Teaching E-Commerce Application Development Technologies: Pedagogical and Assimilation Issues

William L. Lomerson; Meg Murray; Richard Conn; John N. Dyer

Panel: Teaching E-Commerce Application Development Technologies: Pedagogical and Assimilation Issues

William L. Lomerson, Meg Murray, Richard Conn, John N. Dyer

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This panel will lead a discussion about the pedagogical issues associated with teaching the development of e-commerce applications using the .NET development environment.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Mar 1 2004

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