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INFORMATION SYSTEMSFUNDAMENTALS

Course Overview

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I hear and I forget. I see and Iremember. I do and I

understand.

- Confucius

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Course Overview:

This course will introduce the topic of information

systems (IS) and discuss how organizations use

information systems to support a variety of tasks

ranging from basic day to day activities to creatingcompetitive advantage in the market place.

This course is an introduction to IT for the non-IT.

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Course Objectives

To provide students with the knowledge of computer-

related concepts. Topics that will be covered include:

computer technology (hardware and software), applications

of this technology, its impact on society careers in computing

networks and telecommunications

the Internet

emerging technologies

ethical issues.

Etc..

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Course Objectives

To provide an understanding of how

information systems may be leveraged to

improve organizational performance and

create competitive advantage.

To introduce methodologies for planning, analyzing,

and designing complex information systems.

To provide experience with group projects and topractice making effective presentations.

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Course Objectives

To comprehend the growing relationship

between information systems, individuals,

organizations, and society.

To provide a framework that can be used to

understand and identify different types of

information systems and their specific functions

within an organization.

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Course Outline

Business Processes and Business Process

Management

Information Systems: Concepts and Definitions

Careers in IS

The Global Web-Based Platform.

Hardware and Software

Information Systems: Concepts and Management

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Course Outline

Information Systems: Concepts and Management

Types of Information Systems

Competitive Advantage and Strategic Information

SystemsWhy Are Information Systems So Important to

Organizations and Society?

Managing Information Resources

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Course Outline

Ethics, Privacy, and Information Security

Ethical Issues

Threats to Information Security

Protecting Information Resources

Data and Knowledge Management

Network Applications

E-Business and E-Commerce Wireless, Mobile Computing, and Mobile Commerce

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Course Outline

Organizational Information Systems

Customer Relationship Management

Supply Chain Management

Managerial Support Systems

Other Topics of Interest

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Methodology

Demonstrations

Exercises

Case Studies

Research with/without Presentations

Seat Works

Home Works

Quizzes

Exams

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Others

Questions?

Clarifications?

Violent Reactions

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SW CW

1. Differentiate data, information and knowledge.

Give a simple example for each.

2. Define what a system is, give an example to justify

your definition.

3. What is an Information System? Give a concrete

example.

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