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WORKSHOP 01
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Form groups of 3 students, according to the following VERY IMPORTANT:
guidelines:
List your group member names on the compiled
1. You should NOT know the other two members – they document and ensure that a Student Assistant
should NOT be your friends, and sign off the work you have done. Make sure you do
2. The group should include either a mix of races, or a mix of not leave the class unless you feel confident in
your knowledge of SU1.
genders (or both).
GROUP Activity:
Use either pen‐and‐paper or any software tool to draw a mind map of
chapter 1: Example of an acronym
Include as much information as possible. But everything should fit Types of Information Systems, are:
on one page (it may use both sides). TPS T A word, T-E-M-E-D-O-C is
Also include colour if you can, as well as visual representations. EIS E formed using the first letter
of each type of IS and it
Even if you are not a talented artist, different looking stick men MIS M forms a (meaningless) word
may represent different people – and is fairly easy and quick to that may be easier to
draw. ES E
remember to give one a hint
DSS D as to what the seven types
Try to find acronyms to assist you in remembering long lists of of IS are. Hint: Ensure you
items – see the example included. OAS O know the full description of
C&CS C the ISs.
Your aim is to complete a first version or plan ‐ before you leave
class.
When you are done, make electronic copies for all the group
members or scan the final hard copy in (or take a photo with your
cell phone) and WhatsApp or e‐mail it to one another.
CHAPTER 1 discuss in class
PROJECT
What would you hope to get out of this class?
1. Learn to know your peers, so that you may select a well‐balanced project group.
2. Learn how to apply a powerful learning skill (forming acronyms). If you already know and
apply it, you may learn something new from your peers.
3. Learn chapter 1, so that you may obtain better marks for the module.
4. Learn to work with all people, even though they are not of your culture or gender.