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MSYS111-15B
Integrated Thinking: E-Business and Supply
Chain Management

SESSION 1
Introduction

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AGENDA


Welcome to MSYS111
LEARNING TOGETHER



Break



GROUP TASK









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In a supermarket

Synthesis
Learnings
Task (for next session)

Content

Reflection

Activity

WHO WE ARE:


Teachers
Karyn Rastrick
Abraham Zhang



Tutors
Dannie Jefferies, Dann Moudry – in class
Dannie Jefferies, Dann Moudry, Jess Howse,

Gina Millar and Jarrod Jennings - PASS

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Content

HOW TO CONTACT US
See one of the teaching team after class
 Facebook group
 Email
 Lecturers or Tutors office hours




Dannie – Wednesday 10 – 11 MS8.18

LEARN HOW TO LEARN

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Reflection

WHAT IS MSYS111 ALL ABOUT?

Systems Thinking
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Content

ASSESSMENT

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Content

Component

Type

Where

Percent

Test 1

Sessions 01-11

In class

25.0%

Test 2

Sessions 14-22

In class

25.0%

Group Tasks

Eight @ 3.0% each

In class

24.0%

Interview

Individual – with lecturer

Other

12.0%

Assignment

Individual – written

Online

14.0%

LEARNING OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this paper, students are expected to be able to:
1. Define and describe fundamental concepts and principles of E-Business and Supply Chain
Management.
2. Explain how integrated thinking is essential to good business practice.
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4.
5.
6.
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Demonstrate how these concepts and principles practically apply in business contexts.
Begin constructing arguments to explain their point of view.
Assess and reflect on their own ways of learning and how they can be better students.
Evaluate their experience of working with others in a group.

Content

Main focus

Test 1 +
Test 2

Tests and
Group
Tasks

Interview and Reflection

CRITICAL SKILLS FOR LEARNING

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Content

Skill

Example

Possible Problem

Abstraction

Construct a model or representation Inability to develop a model of a situation

Systems Thinking

Model system components and show how inputs and outputs relate to one another

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