Subject
Information System Management (Üzleti infotmatika NG-A)
| Subject | Information System Management (Üzleti infotmatika NG-A) |
| Subject code | 2IR32NBK13B |
| Contact | Péter Fehér |
| Department | Department of Information Systems |
| Level | UG |
| Lectures | |
| Seminars | 1 |
| Credit | |
| Prerequisities | There are no special requirements |
| Office hours | Tuesday, 10:00-11:00h |
| Classes |
| Description | The Information Management course provides a good understanding of the role of information technology in modern business life. The course was designed to give an overview of the most important applications of information technology. Teaching basic knowledge on technical and managerial aspects of business information systems is part of the course. The course covers most of the areas which are important to understand the basic technology-related managerial issues. |
| Program | Month Day Topic/Content Please delete this row after completing February 9 Introduction – Data, Information, Knowledge. Information Systems. How Much Does IT Matter? IT in the Changing Business Environment Chapter 1 February 16 Information Systems in the Enterprise – Major Types of Systems, Transaction Processing Systems, Systems from a Functional Perspective Chapter 2 February 23 Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Chapter 9 March 2 Decision Support Systems, Management Information Systems Chapter 12 March 9 Managing Knowledge, Business Intelligence Chapter 6, 11 March 16 Workflow, Groupware March 23 Midterm Exam March 30 Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce Chapter 10 April 6 Redesigning the Organization, Business Process Reengineering Chapter 13.1 April 13 Information Strategy and Business Value of Information Systems Chapter:3., 14 April 20 Managing Implementation Chapter 13 April 27 Security and Control Chapter 8 May 4 Future of IT May 11 Final Exam |
| Course materials | K.C. Laudon – J.P. Laudon (2007) Management Information Systems – Managing the Digital Firm, Tenth Edition, Pearson Prentice Hall Case studies published in the online learning management system Presentations published in the online learning management system Additional learning materials published in the online learning management system |
| Course requirements and grading | Assessment and grading During the semester 12 written assignments must be handled in. From the 12 submitted assignments only the 10 best results will make up the 50% of the final grade. Midterm and final exams are written exams. Both consist of multiple choice-test questions. Midterm exam equals to 20 %, final exam equals 30% of the final grade. (Everyone has to reach at least 48% on the 2 exams (so the sum of the midterm and final exam results must be at least 24 points). ) Those, who got less than 24 points for their homeworks (assignments) or were absent from more than 25% of the classes, have to take a make-up exam and reach 35 points to pass this exam. Grades will be given according to the following pattern: 10 written class and home assignments (including both individual and group assignments): 50% Midterm Exam: 20% Final Exam: 30% Total 100% Grading 0-50% fail (1) 41-62% pass (2) 63-74% satisfactory (3) 75-85% good (4) 86-100% excellent (5) Course policies Class attendance is compulsory. Students with absence over 25% of all the classes automatically have to retake the exam, and cannot achieve better grade than “satisfactory”. In the case of officially justified absence, assignments can be made up. Other missed or late-submitted class-room assignments cannot be made up. Unique problems should be discussed with the course leader, in advance. Course materials will be provided on the e-learning system of the Department of Information Systems (http://coo.uni-corvinus.hu/coospace). Any kind of cheating is not tolerable. |
