Instructor: Anita Lee-Post |
Semester: Summer
4-week 2003 |
Office: BE
455F |
Office Hours: TR |
Classroom: BE
201 |
Class Time: MTWRF 10am to |
Homepage:
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Textbook:
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Information
Systems and the Internet: A Problem Solving Approach, 4th edition, Kenneth C. Laudon, and Jane P. Laudon,
Dryden Press, 1998. ISBN 0-03-024797-7. (required) |
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Solve it! For Windows, Version 2.9, Kenneth C. Laudon,
Jane P. Laudon, Peter Weill,
and Carey Butler, Azimuth Corporation, 1999. ISBN 0-945991-12-6. (required) |
Objectives: |
Modern business organizations
are, to significant extents, joint, human-computer information processing systems.
The roles played by computers in assisting humans in business problem solving
span a wide range. We now have systems oriented toward electronic data
processing, generation of office and management information, decision
support, offering expert advice and exhibiting human intelligence. This course is an introduction
to computer-based information systems. The primary objective is to provide
undergraduate students majoring or minoring in
business with an overview of such systems from an organizational, people, and
technology standpoints. The students will learn concepts for understanding
information systems, purposes and scopes of various kinds of information
systems in business, database management, and systems analysis and design. In
addition, students get some hands-on exposure to practical aspects of
information systems development. |
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Assignments:
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There
will be three computer case assignments and a group project. Details of these assignments are on the
class web site. Case assignments are
individual works (i.e., no copying from others or group work). |
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Late Policy: |
Assignments submitted after |
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Exams:
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There
will be three closed-book exams. |
Grading:
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The
final grade will be determined as: |
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Exam
1 |
20% |
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Exam
2 |
20% |
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Exam
3 |
20% |
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3
Case Assignments |
20% |
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Group
Project |
20% |
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Tentative Course
Outline
DATE |
TOPIC |
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5/14 |
Introduction
to MIS |
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5/14 |
Role
of IS in Business |
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5/15-16 |
Business
Problem Solving |
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5/19 |
EXAM
#1 |
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5/20-23 |
Business
Information Systems |
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5/27 |
EXAM
#2 & Case Assignment 1 |
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5/28-30 |
Information
Technologies |
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6/2 |
Case Assignment 2 |
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6/3-6/6 |
Systems
Analysis & Design |
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6/9 |
PRESENTATION
& Case Assignment 3 |
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6/10 |
EXAM
#3 |