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August 2007
Mike Featherstone - Home Page
Information about e-Commerce classes and Class NotesWelcome to e-Commerce at JSU. Most class meetings are conducted in the computer labs in Merrill Hall. Most assignments will be completed using the World Wide Web. Thus you can experience the global nature of the Web as you learn from it. Mastering the content of the course and the process of learning about the web are synchronous activities.
Students will analyze a wide range of topics - primarily from MANAGEMENT and PUBLIC POLICY perspectives, rather than a technological perspective. Students conclude the course with a final presentation of a proposal for a revenue generating Web site.
Contact Information:
Office 217G Merrill Hall
Phone: 256.782.5788
E-mail: feather@jsu.edu
Office Hours: 3:30p - 5:30p Monday
You may contact me virtually via Skype, Google Talk or MS Messenger (by appointment, please).
Biographical Information
From 1995 until June 2002 I worked as a producer and then manager at the IBM e-Business Innovation Center in Atlanta, Georgia. Our clients included some the largest corporations in the world, and we developed Web sites for such prestigious events as the Grammy Awards, the Super Bowl, the Tony Awards, the Wimbledon Tennis Tournaments and the Masters Golf tournaments. Since 1979, I have been the President of two software development companies and between 1983 and 1986 I was Director of the computer training facility at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Florida.
I have BS and MPA degrees from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. I attended post graduate studies at the University of Michigan, and Michigan State University. I earned the degree of Doctor of Business Administration at Southern Cross University's Graduate College of Management, Tweed Heads, New South Wales, Australia.
