Nwazet.Commerce doesn't show in Admin Page - orchardcms

I use Orchard 1.7.1, wanting to install E-commerce module.
I have downloaded the latest Nwazet.Commerce source code from bitbuket.
And I placed it in Modules folder.
Open WebMatrix. Click Admin.. There is not any menu being added.
ps.I have installed "Contrib.SecuredSocketLayer"
Question:
1.Should I change Orchard version?
2. Which way is the best to install module that has dependencies.
3. Which part controls Admin part in Orchard.. It confused me a lot.
Thanks.

I expected the same problem, I fix it in the code:
Missing reference for module Nwazet.Commerce : Orchard.MediaPicker
and you need to add "using Orchard.MediaPicker.Fields;" in file ShoppingCartController.cs
For me it fix the problem.

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