Description

This course provides an introduction to information systems. Topics of interest include definitions of â€œinformation systemsâ€, s of information system, major business s, types of information systems, the role of information in management problem solving, the role of Information Systems in firms competitive advantages, internet business models and E-commerce, it also deals with the factors influence the adoption of inter organizational systems, the benefits and disadvantages of the virtual office and the virtual organization, the benefits and risks of end-user computing, database management systems.

Program

Information Systems Program

Objectives

1. Overview the five basic areas of information systems knowledge needed by business professionals, including the conceptual system components and major types of information systems.
2. Introduce fundamental concepts of competitive advantage through information technology and illustrate major strategic applications of information systems.
3. Review history, trends, and developments in microcomputer, midrange, and mainframe computer systems basic computer system concepts and the major types of technologies used in peripheral devices for computer input, output, and storage.
4. Review the basic features and trends in the major types of application software and system software used to support enterprise and end-user computing.
5. Introduce key database management concepts and applications in business information systems
6. Present an overview of the Internet and other telecommunication networks, business applications, and trends and reviews technical telecommunications alternatives.

Textbook

Ralph M. Stair, Thomas Chesney, George Walter Reynolds, Principles of Business Information Systems, Cengage Learning.

Course Content

content serial	Description
1	Course Description and Introduction
2	Foundations of Information Systems in Business
3	Competing with Information Technology
4	Computer Hardware
5	Computer Software
6	Telecommunications and Networks
7	7th Week Examination
8	Data Resource Management
9	Data Resource Management (cont.)
10	e-Business Systems
11	e-Business Systems (cont.)
12	12th Week Examination
13	e-Commerce Systems
14	e-Commerce Systems (cont.)
15	Decision Support Systems
16	Final Examination
1	Course Description and Introduction
2	Foundations of Information Systems in Business
3	Competing with Information Technology
4	Computer Hardware
5	Computer Software
6	Telecommunications and Networks
7	7th Week Examination
8	Data Resource Management
9	Data Resource Management (cont.)
10	e-Business Systems
11	e-Business Systems (cont.)
12	12th Week Examination
13	e-Commerce Systems
14	e-Commerce Systems (cont.)
15	Decision Support Systems
16	Final Examination
1	Course Description and Introduction
2	Foundations of Information Systems in Business
3	Competing with Information Technology
4	Computer Hardware
5	Computer Software
6	Telecommunications and Networks
7	7th Week Examination
8	Data Resource Management
9	Data Resource Management (cont.)
10	e-Business Systems
11	e-Business Systems (cont.)
12	12th Week Examination
13	e-Commerce Systems
14	e-Commerce Systems (cont.)
15	Decision Support Systems
16	Final Examination
1	Course Description and Introduction
2	Foundations of Information Systems in Business
3	Competing with Information Technology
4	Computer Hardware
5	Computer Software
6	Telecommunications and Networks
7	7th Week Examination
8	Data Resource Management
9	Data Resource Management (cont.)
10	e-Business Systems
11	e-Business Systems (cont.)
12	12th Week Examination
13	e-Commerce Systems
14	e-Commerce Systems (cont.)
15	Decision Support Systems
16	Final Examination

Markets and Career

Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
Electrical works in construction engineering.

Degree Bachelor
Code: IS171
Credit hrs: 3
Prequisites: None

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Introduction to Information systems