103027 - IT FOR MANAGERS AND MIS

OBJECTIVE: To provide a clear, complete understanding of how business professionals can use
and manage Information Systems and Technologies to achieve business success.
MODULE 1:
Foundation Concepts: Information Systems in Business Foundation Concepts: The
Components of Information Systems Fundamentals of Strategic Advantage Using Information
Technology for Strategic Advantage
MODULE 2:
Computer Systems: End User and Enterprise Computing Computer Peripherals: Input,
Output, and Storage Technologies Application Software: End User Applications System Software:
Computer System Management
MODULE 3:
Data Resource Management - Managing Data Resources - Technical Foundations of
Database Management Telecommunications and Networks - The Networked Enterprise
Telecommunications Network Alternatives
MODULE 4:
Enterprise Business Systems Functional Business Systems Electronic Commerce
Fundamentals e-Commerce Applications and Issues Decision Support in Business Artificial
Intelligence Technologies in Business
MODULE 5:
Developing Business Systems IS Development Web Systems The Systems Approach
The System Development Cycle Prototyping Starting the Systems Development Process
Systems Analysis Systems Design End User Development - Implementing Business Systems
Implementation Implementing New Systems Evaluating Hardware, Software, and Services
Other Implementation Activities Managing Organizational Change
MODULE 6:
Security and Ethical Challenges - Security, Ethical, and Societal Challenges of IT Security
Management of Information Technology Enterprise and Global Management of IT - Managing
Information Technology Managing Global IT
Text Books:
James A. OBrien, Introduction to Information Systems, Tata McGraw Hill Publication 12th Edition