Undergraduate Programs

Business Administration - E-Business

Bachelor of Science of Business Administration |
Undergraduate

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About the Program

Combine management and technology skills to stay ahead in fast-changing business environments. Gain hands-on experience with tools like RFID, SAP, Dreamweaver and Android APIs. Explore how e-business and supply chain management create competitive advantage—and take the first step toward shaping the future of business.

$98,750
Median Salary for Supply Chain Professionals
Association for Supply Chain Management, 2023
E-Business

The Polytechnic Experience

There’s no one way to do business. Explore it all. Build an e-commerce platform from scratch. Pitch your startup to real investors. Use AI to optimize supply chains. With E-Business at CPP, you’ll help solve the real-world challenges of today and tomorrow — before you even get your diploma.

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Career Outcomes

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Applications Engineer

An Applications Engineer designs, develops, and supports software applications, ensuring they meet user needs and function efficiently within specific technical environments.

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Business Systems Analyst

A Business Systems Analyst evaluates and improves an organization's technology and processes by bridging the gap between business needs and IT solutions.

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Database Architect

A Database Architect designs and builds database systems, creating structures that ensure efficient data storage, access, security, and scalability for organizational needs.

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Deployment Manager

A Deployment Manager oversees the planning, coordination, and execution of software or system deployments, ensuring smooth implementation with minimal disruptions.

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E-Commerce Product Manager

An E-Commerce Product Manager oversees the strategy, development, and optimization of online products or platforms to enhance user experience, drive sales, and achieve business goals.

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E-Business Consultant

An E-Business Consultant advises organizations on leveraging online platforms and digital tools to optimize business operations, improve customer engagement, and drive growth.

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Entrepreneur

An Entrepreneur identifies opportunities, creates and manages businesses, and assumes financial risks to develop innovative solutions and generate profit.

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Small Business Owner

A Small Business Owner manages all aspects of their business operations, including planning, marketing, finances, and customer relations, to sustain and grow their enterprise.

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Supply Chain Specialist

A Supply Chain Specialist manages and optimizes the flow of goods, services, and information across the supply chain to ensure efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and timely delivery.

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Web Analyst

A Web Analyst collects, analyzes, and interprets website data to improve user experience, optimize performance, and support business goals through actionable insights.

Courses

Æðµã´«Ã½'s E-Business option in the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration equips students with the skills necessary for managing operations and supply chains across diverse sectors, including businesses, non-profits, and government entities. The curriculum provides a comprehensive foundation in e-business, allowing students to specialize in one of two career emphasis: E-Business Technology or E-Business Supply Chain Management. The E-Business Technology emphasis focuses on mastering business processes like customer relationship management, order fulfillment, and supply chain information flow. Meanwhile, the E-Business Supply Chain Management emphasis focuses on operational improvement through strategies in project management, quality control, and forecasting, with additional opportunities to specialize in areas such as facilities management or marketing. By combining core business principles with specialized knowledge, graduates are prepared to excel in managing and optimizing both technology and supply chain functions in a global business environment.

For the most up-to-date information on courses for this program, visit the course catalog or contact an advisor.

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Leo Ngo

Leo Ngo ’21

"I gained both excellent knowledge from professors and strong support from staff. There are many opportunities for students to learn from each other and connect with recruiters. You will learn practical knowledge from outstanding lectures and interesting team projects, and workshops."

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