Introduction to Information Systems
BOĞAZİÇİ UNIVERSITY – INTERNATIONAL TRADE DEPT.
INTT 125 - INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR TRADE
Fall 2012
Syllabus
Definition
: This course is designed as an introduction to Information Systems. The course first focuses on theoretical aspects and concepts of Information Systems. Then provides guides for hardware, software, networking and mobile technologies. Then It continues with different application areas as
E-commerce, Customer Relationship Management. Office Suite (Word Excel Powerpoint) will also be practiced in the lab sections. Students should expect to spend at least 4 to 6 extra hours a week outside of class time (mostly using a computer).
Credit Hours
: 3 credits
Days & Time
: Monday
Tuesday
Instructor
: Instr. Albert ÖZKOHEN albert.ozkohen@boun.edu.tr Office Hour Monday 14:00 – 18:00 (Please take an appointment first)
:
- % 25 Final Exam
- % 30 Midterm Exams ( %15 + %15) (a total of 2 midterms)
- % 20 lab grades
- % 15 Assignments (Homeworks and quizzes)
- % 10 Term Project
- (attendance will also count for as 5 % additional points in the end of term grade!)
:
1.) Main text book: Introduction to Information Systems, 3rd edition, Rainer R K,
Cegielski Cassey G, John Wiley. & Sons.
2.) Turban E.,Volonino L., Information Technology for Management, 7ed edition, John Wiley &
Sons
3.) Step By Step Microsoft Office 2007 or 2003 by MsPress / Adım Adım Microsoft Office 2007 or
2003 – Arkadaş Yayınevi
To obtain the Main text book is very important because many cases and quizzes will be based on the textbook.
Students will have to bring textbooks to lectures in order to better follow the lectures.
Grading
Text Books
Goals and objectives Prerequisites
General Rules
Exams
Lab activity
09.00 – 10.50 (HKC 106)
11.00 – 12.50 (HKC 107)
: After finishing the course , the student should be able to :
- Know basic theoretical concepts on Information Technology.
- To identify and apply usage for
INTT 125 - INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR TRADE
Fall 2012
Syllabus
Definition
: This course is designed as an introduction to Information Systems. The course first focuses on theoretical aspects and concepts of Information Systems. Then provides guides for hardware, software, networking and mobile technologies. Then It continues with different application areas as
E-commerce, Customer Relationship Management. Office Suite (Word Excel Powerpoint) will also be practiced in the lab sections. Students should expect to spend at least 4 to 6 extra hours a week outside of class time (mostly using a computer).
Credit Hours
: 3 credits
Days & Time
: Monday
Tuesday
Instructor
: Instr. Albert ÖZKOHEN albert.ozkohen@boun.edu.tr Office Hour Monday 14:00 – 18:00 (Please take an appointment first)
:
- % 25 Final Exam
- % 30 Midterm Exams ( %15 + %15) (a total of 2 midterms)
- % 20 lab grades
- % 15 Assignments (Homeworks and quizzes)
- % 10 Term Project
- (attendance will also count for as 5 % additional points in the end of term grade!)
:
1.) Main text book: Introduction to Information Systems, 3rd edition, Rainer R K,
Cegielski Cassey G, John Wiley. & Sons.
2.) Turban E.,Volonino L., Information Technology for Management, 7ed edition, John Wiley &
Sons
3.) Step By Step Microsoft Office 2007 or 2003 by MsPress / Adım Adım Microsoft Office 2007 or
2003 – Arkadaş Yayınevi
To obtain the Main text book is very important because many cases and quizzes will be based on the textbook.
Students will have to bring textbooks to lectures in order to better follow the lectures.
Grading
Text Books
Goals and objectives Prerequisites
General Rules
Exams
Lab activity
09.00 – 10.50 (HKC 106)
11.00 – 12.50 (HKC 107)
: After finishing the course , the student should be able to :
- Know basic theoretical concepts on Information Technology.
- To identify and apply usage for