e-Government

Semester:
8th
Course Type:
Elective Specialization courses (ΠΜ-E)
Track:
CS (Computer Science)
Code:
ΥΣ17
ECTS:
4
TEACHING HOURS per week
Theory:
3
Seminar:
-
Laboratory:
-
Specializations
Foundations of Computer Science (S1):
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Data and Knowledge Management (S2):
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Software (S3):
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Hardware and Architecture (S4):
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Communications and Networking (S5):
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Signal and Information Processing (S6):
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Related Courses
Prerequisites:
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Expected Prior Knowledge:
Course Content
Introduction to definitions and concepts of eGovernment and Digital Transformation of Governance. Study of the topics of Electronic Democracy, Electronic Consultation, Electronic Participation. Analysis of Digital Services in stages. Domains and steps of eGovernment Implementation. Single Digital Market. Europe 2020 critical mission Information Systems. New technologies for eGovernment development. Software and eGovernment project material. Project management principles for the implementation of eGovernment business applications. Digital Case Studies in Greece and Europe. Study of Best practices. Digital Cities. Internet development tools and techniques for providing digital services. Business Intelligence and Big Data Analytics. Digital Transformation and Reengineering techniques. Digital Entrepreneurship.
LITERATURE AND STUDY MATERIALS - READING LIST
Lecture Notes and Slides in eGovernment Electronic Governance and Electronic Services to Citizens and Businesses, ISBN: 978-960-9264-54-9, Lazakidou, ISBN: 978-960-9264-54-9 Digital Businesses and E-Commerce: Strategy, Implementation and Implementation, 6th Edition, D. Chaffey, Publisher Klidarithmos, ISBN: 978-960-461-671-8 Project Management: The Management Process, 7th Edition, Larson, Gray, Klidarithmos, ISBN: 978-960-461-892-7 Innovation, Strategic Development and Information Systems, G. Doukidis, Sideris editions, ISBN: 978-960-08-0528-4
e-Class link
e-Government - eClass