SCHOOL:
BUSINESS STUDIES
TEACHING
DEPARTMENT: IT &
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Management
Information System
MBA (Trimester)
IT & Management Information System
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3-1-0
Course number
Course Title
Credits
Contact Hours
(L-T-P)
5
Course Objective
6
Course Outcomes
Contact Hours
Workshops
Project/Field Work
Assessment
Guided Study
Total hours
OPERATIONAL
FROM (ACADEMIC
TERM): 2014 – 2015:
FOR STUDENTS
ADMITTED STARTING
(YEAR)2014 - 2015
30
10
10
10
15
75
The objective of this course is to help Business Management students learn
how to use and manage information technologies to revitalize business
processes, improve managerial decision-making and gain competitive
advantage. The course will equip students with the information necessary to
become specialists in tomorrow’s fast changing and dynamic business world.
After completing this course, the students will be able to understand the
concepts of M I S in an elaborate form . They will be able to have the basic
idea and basic concept of DBMS &IT
Next To identify several methods to enhance and develop information
systems and to manage the information system recourses and also to
understand several ethical issues in informat
After completing this course the student must demonstrate the knowledge and
ability to:
• Define the concepts and definition of the information systems
• Differentiate between several types of information system
• Identify the threats to information security
• Show how to protect information recourses
• Understand the difference between database and data warehouse
• Differentiate between transaction processing system and functional area
information system
• Show how to maintaining and protecting information system
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7.01
Outline syllabus
MBA. A
Unit A
7.02
MBA.A1
Unit A Topic 1
 Concepts and framework of Information System
 Operational and Managerial Level Information Systems
7.03
MBA.A2
Unit A Topic 2
 ESS, DSS, MIS, TPS
7.04
MBA.A3
Unit A Topic 3
 Benefits of Information System
 Systems Approach to Problem-Solving
7.05
MBA.B
Unit B
7.06
MBA.B1
Unit B Topic 1
Introduction of Information Systems
Information System Planning
 Internet and Business
7.07
MBA.B2
Unit B Topic 2
 Fundamentals of E-Commerce
 Information System Planning by Nolan Stage Model
7.08
MBA.B3
Unit B Topic 3
 Transaction Processing Systems
7.09
7.10
MBA.C
MBA.C1
Unit C
Unit C Topic 1
Decision Support System
 Evolution of DSS
 Characteristics of DSS
 Simon’s Model of Decision Making
7.11
MBA.C2
Unit C Topic 2
 Components of Decision Making
7.12
7.13
MBA.C3
MBA.D
Unit C Topic 3
Unit D
Role of MIS in Decision-Making
7.14
MBA.D1
Unit D Topic 1
 Major Security Threats
 Security Technology- Digital Signatures , Firewalls ,
Digital Certificates
7.15
MBA.D2
Unit D Topic 2
 Disaster Recovery Plan
7.16
MBA.D3
Unit D Topic 3
 Biometric Controls
Authorization
7.17
MBA.E
Unit E
7.18
MBA.E1
Unit E Topic 1
 Introduction to Concept of Database System
 Features and Advantages of Database System
7.19
MBA.E2
Unit E Topic 2
 Data Abstraction and Data Independence
7.20
MBA.E3
Unit E Topic 3
 Database Approach to Enterprise Management
Protecting Information System
Database Technology within Business
Basics of Data Models in Designing Schema
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8.1
8.11
Course Evaluation
Course work:
Weight
Continuous
Assessment
Homework
Quizzes
Projects
Presentations
MTE
50%
30%
8.12
3 Assignment 10 %
8.13
2 Quizzes 10 %
8.14
1 Project 10 %
8.15
1 project presentation 5 %
8.16
One 20 %
8.2 End Term Examination One 50 %
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References
9.1
Text book*
1) Laudon & Laudon, “Management Information System” Prentice
Hall, 11th Edition (2008)
9.2
Other references
Reference Books:
2) RajanaranianV, “Analysis and Design of Information System”
Prentice Hall, 2nd Edition (2002)
Mapping of Outcomes vs. Topics
7.01
7.02
7.03
7.04
7.05
7.06
7.07
7.08
7.09
7.10
7.11
7.12
7.13
7.14
7.15
7.16
7.17
7.18
7.19
7.20
Outcome no. →
Syllabus topic↓
MBA.A
MBA.A1
MBA.A2
MBA.A3
MBA.B
MBA.B1
MBA.B2
MBA.B3
MBA.C
MBA.C1
MBA.C2
MBA.C3
MBA.D
MBA.D1
MBA.D2
MBA.D3
MBA.E
MBA.E1
MBA.E2
MBA.E3
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2
3
X
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X
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5
X
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