1. Purpose of
Information Systems a. Data vs. Information vs. Knowledge b. The Components of
Information Systems c. Using Information Technology to gain a Strategic
Advantage in the Marketplace 2. Information Technologies a. Hardware b. End
User and Enterprise Computing c. Application Software:
End User Applications d. System Software: Computer System Management 3. Data
Resource Management a. Technical Foundations of Database Management b. Components
of a Database Application System c. Managing Data Resources and Warehouses d.
Database Security 4. Data Communication and Internet Technology a. The Wired
and Wireless Networked Enterprise b. Telecommunications Network Alternatives c.
Security Issues d. Ethical Concerns 5. Planning Information Systems a. Systems
Development Life Cycle b. Rapid Application Development c. Object Oriented
Systems Development d. Security and Systems Development 6. Building Information
Systems a. Value of systems and managing change b. Modeling and Designing
Systems c. Structured and object-oriented methodologies 7. Information Systems
within Organizations a. Categories of Information Systems b. Survey of
Functional Systems c. Competitive Strategy and Value Chains d. Business Process
Design 8. E-Commerce and Supply Chain Systems a. Doing Business on the WWW b.
Web Technologies c. Supply Chain Management d. Inter-Organizational Information
Systems e. Ethics of Supply Chain Information Sharing 9. Business Intelligence
and Knowledge Management a. Developing Business/IT Solutions b. Data Warehouses
and Data Marts c. Data Mining d. Knowledge Management 10. Information Systems
Management a. Planning the Use of IT b. Managing the Computing Infrastructure
c. Enterprise Applications d. Outsourcing e. User Rights and Responsibilities
11. Information Security a. Security Threats b. The Security Program i. Senior
Managements Role ii. Risk Management c. Data Safeguards d. Human Safeguards e.
Disaster Preparedness 12. Managing Global Information Technology
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