You can now access government directly through the web. While studying this free course, IT: e-government, you look at the scope of e-government, the databases that are necessary, the use of ...
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- 1 E-government
- 1 E-government
- 2 Scope of e-government
- 2 Scope of e-government
- 2.1 Modernising government
- 2.2 Central and local government
- 2.3 Styles of presentation
- 3 Databases
- 3 Databases
- 3.1 Tables and flat databases
- 3.2 Problems with flat databases
- 3.3 Entities and attributes
- 3.4 Using a query language
- 3.5 Other kinds of data
- 3.6 Viewing the data
- 3.7 Databases and XML
- 3.8 Data modelling and databases
- 4 Biometrics, identification and verification
- 4 Biometrics, identification and verification
- 4.1 Data and biometric data
- 4.2 Data for identification
- 4.3 Identification systems
- 4.4 False matches and false non-matches
- 4.5 Typical false match rates
- 4.6 False identification
- 4.7 Identification errors and the national database
- 4.8 Verification
- 4.9 Ethical, social and political aspects
- 5 Usability and accessibility
- 5 Usability and accessibility
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 Usability principles
- 5.3 Accessibility
- 6 E-government: other views
- 6 E-government: other views
- Conclusion
- References
- Acknowledgements
