Mism 2301 Syllabus
Course Syllabus (01)
Instructor: Dr. Adenekan (Nick) Dedeke Email: a.dedeke@neu.edu
Office: Hayden 220 D Classroom: Dodge 430
Office Hrs: 3:00 - 4:30 PM MW Class Time/Days: 8:00-9:05 AM (MWTh)
Phone: 617-373-5521
Catalog Description
The 21st Century enterprise runs on information. Business leaders must have ready access to timely, accurate and relevant information if they are to manage and compete effectively in the global economy. MISM 2301 addresses the central role of information management (IM) and information technology (IT) systems in enabling current business activities. To this end, the course explores how a wide range of enterprises around the world employ information management to operate, to manage and control, and to plan and innovate. The course is entirely case-driven, focusing on real business issues, analysis and problem solving, and out-of-the-box thinking in the creation of value for the enterprise through the effective application of IM and IT. Thus, rather than a focus on specific technical content or skills, MISM 2301 considers the application of IM and IT in running and managing a business and in infusing them with competitive advantage.
Prerequisites: None
Learning Objectives
1. To identify business needs and the information needed to meet those needs. 2. To introduce the basic types of information systems applications and how they meet business needs. 3. To explore the components of an IT infrastructure and how they support the applications and business. 4. To explore the process of capturing information, making it available to the business where and when it is needed, and how the information should be structured and analyzed to support business decision-making. 5. To illustrate how information systems and business processes interact and how to deploy systems and processes together to achieve business goals. 6. To discuss ethical and legal issues which are related to information
Instructor: Dr. Adenekan (Nick) Dedeke Email: a.dedeke@neu.edu
Office: Hayden 220 D Classroom: Dodge 430
Office Hrs: 3:00 - 4:30 PM MW Class Time/Days: 8:00-9:05 AM (MWTh)
Phone: 617-373-5521
Catalog Description
The 21st Century enterprise runs on information. Business leaders must have ready access to timely, accurate and relevant information if they are to manage and compete effectively in the global economy. MISM 2301 addresses the central role of information management (IM) and information technology (IT) systems in enabling current business activities. To this end, the course explores how a wide range of enterprises around the world employ information management to operate, to manage and control, and to plan and innovate. The course is entirely case-driven, focusing on real business issues, analysis and problem solving, and out-of-the-box thinking in the creation of value for the enterprise through the effective application of IM and IT. Thus, rather than a focus on specific technical content or skills, MISM 2301 considers the application of IM and IT in running and managing a business and in infusing them with competitive advantage.
Prerequisites: None
Learning Objectives
1. To identify business needs and the information needed to meet those needs. 2. To introduce the basic types of information systems applications and how they meet business needs. 3. To explore the components of an IT infrastructure and how they support the applications and business. 4. To explore the process of capturing information, making it available to the business where and when it is needed, and how the information should be structured and analyzed to support business decision-making. 5. To illustrate how information systems and business processes interact and how to deploy systems and processes together to achieve business goals. 6. To discuss ethical and legal issues which are related to information