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    This document outlines the course objectives and content for a Management Information Systems course. The course aims to teach fundamental concepts of MIS, challenges of strategic IS, ethical and social issues, IT infrastructure including databases, information security threats and mitigation, and decision making and building information systems. The five units cover introduction to IS and how they transform business, business organizations and strategy, networking infrastructure and databases, management of information security, and decision making and building information systems. Key learning resources for the course are also listed.

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    This document outlines the course objectives and content for a Management Information Systems course. The course aims to teach fundamental concepts of MIS, challenges of strategic IS, ethical and social issues, IT infrastructure including databases, information security threats and mitigation, and decision making and building information systems. The five units cover introduction to IS and how they transform business, business organizations and strategy, networking infrastructure and databases, management of information security, and decision making and building information systems. Key learning resources for the course are also listed.

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    MANAGEMENT L T P C

    18MBO412T INFORMATION 3 0 0 3
    SYSTEMS

    LEARNING OBJECTIVES

     Learn the fundamental concepts of Management Information


    System.
     Understand the challenges of strategic information systems and also the
    ethical, social and political issues.
     Learn the Information Technology structure and the concepts of Database
    management systems.
     Understand the types of security threats and its measures to overcome
    them.
     Learn the decision making processes and building information systems.

    Unit I Introduction to Information Systems

    Information Systems Transforming Business - Strategic Business Objectives of


    Information Systems - Information Systems and Management - Contribution of
    academic disciplines to information systems - Business Processes and its
    relationship to information systems - E-business, E-commerce, and E-
    government - systems for collaboration and social business - Tools and
    Technologies for Collaboration and Social Business.

    Unit II Business Organizations and Strategy


    Organization and its features - Impact of information systems on organizations -
    Porter’s Competitive Forces Model - Business Value Chain Model - Ethical,
    Social and Political Issues in Information Systems - Technology Trends and
    candidate ethical principles - Privacy in the Internet Age.

    Unit III Networking Infrastructure and Databases


    IT Infrastructure for Business –Hardware and Software requirements- Operating
    Systems – Networking Platforms – Latest Trends in Hardware and Software
    platforms – Databases - Cloud Databases - Block chain Technology – Business
    Intelligence – Types of Computer Networks – IPV4 & IPV6 addressing .

    Unit IV Management of Information Security


    Viruses & Worms - Hackers – Computer Crime – Software Vulnerability –
    Business value of security - Information Systems controls – security policy –
    Disaster Recovery planning – Security auditing – Security Devices – Firewalls –
    Intrusion Detection System – Antivirus – Ensuring Software Quality

    Unit V Decision Making and Building Information Systems Knowledge


    Management System – Machine Learning – Expert Systems – Neural Networks –
    Genetic Algorithms – Natural Language Processing – Robotics – Decision
    Making and its types
    – Decision making process – Business Intelligence – Analytics capability –
    Balanced Scorecard – Building Information System System Analysis and Design –
    Structured Methodology – Object Oriented Development – Prototypes – Rapid
    application development – Agile Development.

    LEARNING RESOURCES
    1. Kenneth C. Laudon, Jane P. Laudon, Jane P. Laudon (2020) –
    “Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm” – 16th
    Edition –Pearson
    2. James O'Brien and George Marakas (2019) – “Management Information
    Systems” – 11th Edition – MH Education
    3. Efraim Turban, Carol Pollard, Gregory Wood (2018) - “Information
    Technology for Management: On-Demand Strategies for Performance,
    Growth and Sustainability” - 11th Edition - Wiley
    4. Waman S Jawadekar (2017) – “Management Information Systems : A
    Global Digital Enterprise Perspective” – 5th Edition – Tata Mcgraw Hill
    Publishing Co Ltd
    5. EwaZiemba (2017) – “Information Technology for Management: New
    Ideas and Real Solutions” – 1st Edition
    – Springer
    6. A. R. Prathap Reddy (2017) – “Information Technology for Managers” –
    1st Edition – Notion Express

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