BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEM
(BI 5035)
This class is also shared by MA Economics students for EB-5035 Computer Applications for Economic Analysis-I
Course Outcomes
CO1:Know the basics of information technology
CO2:Present and Analyse the importance of information technology for managers
CO3:Gain Practical knowledge of the process of implementation of IT in business
CO4:Develop the Skill to apply information technology in business
CO5:Practice professional ethics and responsibility to ensure cyber security while using IT
Time & Place
Wednesday 2:30 - 3:30 PM
Thursday 2:30 - 3:30 PM
Friday 12:00 - 01:00 PM
Saturday 2:30 - 3:30 PM
Syllabus
UNIT- I: Introduction to Information Technology: Introduction to computers, computer hardware, computer software, and computer networks and the Internet, word processing software, spreadsheet software and presentation software.
UNIT-II: Information Technology Essential for a Manager: Databases and database management systems, program development and programming languages, computer networks, multimedia and web, network and internet security. The practical component provides the skills necessary for using more advanced features of spreadsheet software and database management software.
UNIT-III: Process Management Theories: Six sigma and business process re-engineering (BPR) that lead to BPM. Overview of the BPM concepts, BPM principles and BPM practices.
UNIT-IV: Usage and Application of Information Systems: Information systems in business, information technology infrastructure, information systems and their relationship with organizations, information systems for business operations, information systems for managerial decision making, information systems for strategic advantage, enterprise-wide applications, information systems building and management, and managing change.
UNIT-V: Professional Ethics and Responsibility: Responsibilities toward customers, clients, co-workers, employees, and employers; making critical decisions, use of computers in a
professional setting