Singapore University of Social Sciences

Management Information Systems

CET Course | SkillsFuture Claimable Course

Management Information Systems (ICT225)

Synopsis

roles in helping businesses to remain competitive, as well as to provide a technical foundation to appreciate the major and emerging technologies needed by business firms. It focuses on learning about the various kinds of information systems and technologies, and understanding how they are integrated in enterprise applications that can help business firms improve their organizational performances and decision making. This course adopts the viewpoint of a business professional, rather than a computing professional. Hence, students will learn how the work of managers is influenced by information technology (IT) and how to enhance the competitiveness of an organisation as an IT professional.

Level: 2
Credit Units: 5
Presentation Pattern: Every semester

Topics

  • Role and Types of Information Systems in Businesses Today
  • Information Systems for Competitive Advantage
  • IT Infrastructure and Emerging Technologies
  • Models of Business Value Chain
  • Databases, Knowledge and Information Management
  • Telecommunications, the Internet, and Wireless Technology
  • Information Systems Security
  • Enterprise Applications
  • E-commerce
  • Enhancing Decision Making in organizations

Learning Outcome

  • Explain using examples, what global digital business is and how e-commerce has transformed business models
  • Analyse the various IT infrastructure and emerging technologies of an organization
  • Demonstrate how information systems and enterprise applications achieve operational excellence and enhance business competitiveness
  • Examine, through case study, how data and knowledge management, and business intelligence are used to improve business performance and decision making
  • Summarize key networking and internet technologies based on case study of organizations
  • Apply a framework for security and control of information to provide value for businesses
  • Develop a value chain for a business organization
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