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Management Information Raymond McLeod Prentice Hall
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System George Schell 10th Edition
Course Descriptions:
Information systems began as automation of office systems, and have grown into systems that assist
managers to make decisions, systems that model successful business practices, and systems that
transform the modern business into a knowledge-based enterprise. This course will introduce
information systems in the modern enterprise through a survey of information systems technologies
and the way they affect management. Although the course considers information technology, it
focuses on management strategies, not technical issues.
A Framework for Business End Users
Managers or business end users are not required to know the complex technologies, abstract
behavioural concepts, or the specialized applications involved in the field of information systems.
Illustrates a useful conceptual framework that outlines what a manager or business end user needs
to know about information systems. It emphasizes five areas of knowledge.
1. Foundation concepts of IS
2. Technology of IS
3. Applications of IS
4. Development of IS
5. Management of IS
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Aims and Objectives:
1. Main objective of this course is to facilitate understanding of different types of information
systems available for managerial decision-making.
2. Student should learn information systems for different functional areas like marketing,
manufacturing, Supply chain, human resource, finance, and accounting.
3. Student should understand delelopment methodologies of Information system like System
development life cycle, Prototype modeling and Papid Application Development.
4. Student should be able to demonstrate information systems for competitive advantage,
executive information systems, decision support systems, expert systems, and paperless
office automation.
Course Outcomes:
- A summary of information systems technology now used in businesses
- A summary of new technologies that are transforming businesses, and will increasingly do
so in the near future
- A review of information systems that assist management decision, the assumptions built
into them, the limits they impose and the possibilities for new management strategies they
provide
- A review of the changing role of information systems in businesses and the attempt to create
knowledge-based businesses
- An introduction to the use of computer modeling and simulation and its role in transforming
management styles
Course Assignments:
There will be three assignments. Assignments are to be submitted electronically only - no
paper submission. Instructions on submitting assignments will be given in Assignment #1
handout.
Quizzes:
There will be three quizzes during the semester. There are no make-up quizzes. Other quizzes
may be added if necessary.
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COURSE OUTLINE
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Systems Concepts 25-28 Ch.7 Mc Leod
Models
The Systems Approach
Preparation Effort
Definition Effort
Solution Effort
System Life Cycle Methodologies
The System Life Cycle
The Planning Phase
The Analysis Phase
The Design Phase
The Implementation Phase
Putting the System Life Cycle in Perspective
Prototyping
Rapid Application Development
Business Process Redesign
System Developments tools
Project Management
Project Cost Estimating
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