Learning Outcomes

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Introduction to Information Systems
Understanding the differences between data, information and knowledge
Explain the features of the system
Distinguish the characteristics of information systems
Strategic Role of Information Systems
Distinguish the concepts of management, organization and strategy
To be able to interpret the impact of information systems and technologies on organizations.
Ability to interpret information systems strategies in gaining competitive advantage
Ethics and Security in Information Systems
To explain the concept of ethics
Ability to explain malicious and unauthorized access to information systems and information systems sabotage
To be able to explain information systems security management
Enterprise Applications
Understand the content and capabilities of Enterprise Resource Planning
To be able to explain the types and basic features of Customer Relationship Management
To be able to explain the basic features of the Supply Chain Management process
E-Commerce
To understand the development process of internet and e-commerce
To be able to interpret the basic features of business and technology
Explain the salient features of e-commerce models
Managing Information
To be able to understand the role of knowledge, knowledge management and knowledge management in businesses
Explain the systems used for corporate information management and their contribution.
Recognizing major information work systems and understanding the value they provide for businesses
Explain the smart techniques used in knowledge management and their benefits.
Empowering Decision Making
Understanding the different types of decisions and how the decision-making process works
Explain how information systems support managers' decision making
Ability to explain how business intelligence and business analytics techniques support decision making
Information Systems Development
Explain the activities required to develop an information system.
To be able to understand various information system development methods with their features and differences