E-commerce: Consumer Payment Protocols

General Information

Course Duration
3 hours

Audience
A wide range of information technology (IT) professionals and business managers, including departmental managers, webmasters, IT managers, intranet/extranet/Internet consultants and system integrators

Prerequisites
The courses E-commerce: An Introduction, E-commerce: A Framework, E-commerce: Security Considerations, familiarity with the World Wide Web, the Internet, and web architecture

Topics Covered

Consumer to business commerce
  • Payment systems requirements
  • From First Virtual to SET
The SET protocol
  • Securing electronic transactions
  • SET features
  • Exercise: Components of a SET transaction
Online payments
  • Digital cash
  • Electronic checks
  • Credit card systems

Course Aim

To provide an overview of the development of consumer to business payment methods and examine the different applications available in today's e-commerce

Learning Objectives

After taking this course, the student should be able to

  • describe the characteristics of successful payment systems

  • describe the evolution of modern electronic payment protocols

  • describe the main e-commerce payment protocols

  • examine the effect of the SET protocol on payment card purchases over the Internet and to identify the parties involved in an online purchase

  • discuss the role of digital certificates in secure electronic transactions

  • explain how to establish a SET account

  • describe the stages of a typical SET transaction

  • list the business requirements addressed by SET

  • dentify the components of a SET transaction

  • describe different online payment systems

  • outline the features of digital cash systems

  • describe the features of electronic checks and electronic check systems

  • describe the features of online credit card systems



Course Incorporates: Test, hands-on excercises