3 credits
Spring 2026 Lecture Upper DivisionData from last updated 11/17/2025
Spring 2026
Spring 2026 Instructors:
e-Work is defined as the collaborative, computer-and-communication-supported work in highly distributed organizations of humans/robots/autonomous systems. This course is devoted to learning the basic principles, theories, and applications for the design of effective e-Work and e-Service systems. Relevant discoveries at Purdue and elsewhere are also presented.
Learning Outcomes1Understand fully the theory and design principles of collaborative e-Work and e-Service systems.
2Model correctly workflow, protocols and agents for e-Work and e-Service systems.
3Design, specify, evaluate and optimize e-Work and e-Service applications correctly.
4Discuss benefits, limitations, and emerging trends of e-Work and e-Service systems critically and correctly.
Prerequisites
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