Term III, 2010 - 12, RM Batch
Business Information System
Faculty : Prof. Sanjay Mohapatra
Extn. 781, email id: sanjaym@ximb.ac.in




Objective

The objective of the course is to give students conceptual and practical exposure for becoming Information System Professionals. The course would stress on usage of technical, analytical, and interpersonal skills for improving effectiveness of information system in business organizations. The course, through case studies, would lay emphasis on understanding business processes, assess the need for information systems and then identify areas where these information needs can be automated; it will also lay emphasis on understanding existing and emerging technology and how the technology can be used for meeting information needs of the organizations.

At the end of the course a participating student would have knowledge on (i) how to design information system based on business processes, (ii) factors that would determine the degree of automation and (iii) practitioners approach for implementing information system.


Sessions
Module Name
Reading Materials/ Cases / Handouts
Deliverables from students
1-2-3Introduction to MIS1. Petron CaseDiscussion in the class on case study
3-4-5Information system InfrastructureNew Holland Inc.Discussion in the class on case study
QUIZ ONE (ONLINE)
5-6Use of networks for businessIP addressing for a Metro Area NetworkDiscussion in the class on case study
7-8
Information Systems for Sales and Marketing
Bay NetworksDiscussion in the class on case study
9-10Information Systems for Human Resource, Accounts and FinanceEHRISDiscussion in the class on case study
QUIZ TWO (ONLINE)
11-12-13Enterprise Information SystemsERP in HLLDiscussion in the class on case study
14Information system Planning and designGuest Lecture
15Information SystemGuest Lecture
16IT Security managementArvind MillsDiscussion case study
QUIZ THREE (ONLINE)
17Major AssignmentGroups 1,2,3
18Major AssignmentGroups 4,5,6
19Major AssignmentGroups 7,8,9
20Major AssignmentGroup 10
END TERM (ONLINE)
As the course advances, topics may be modified. Depending on number of students, groups would be decided.

Books & References:

1. Joseph, PT Sj & Mohapatra Sanjay, ‘Management Information System in Knowledge Economy’, PHI, 2008.
2. Mohapatra Sanjay, ‘Cases in Management Information System’, PHI, 2008.
3. M Jaiswal & M Mittal, ‘Management Information Systems’, Oxford University Press, 2006
4. O’ Brien & Marakas, ‘Management Information Systems’, Tate McGraw-Hill, 2007.
5. Wendy & Robson, ‘Strategic Management and Information System’, Pitman Publishing, 1994.
6. Marianne Broadbent & Ellen Kitzis, ‘The New CIO leader’, Harvard Business School Press, 2005.
7. Murdick, Ross & Claggett, ‘Information Systems for Modern Management 3rd Edition’, Prentice Hall of India, 2007.
8. Jessup L & Valacich J , ‘Information Systems TODAY’, Prentice Hall of India, 2005.

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