ACCT6311 Information Systems Management

Course Description

Methods and problem resolution in developing and managing company-wide information systems. (Cross-list with MNGT 6311.)

Course Credits: 3

Prerequisites: None

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Be aware of current technology trends and IT-enabled business application trends.
  • Explore the need for organizations to develop an information vision, an IT architecture, and strategic and operational IT plans and be able to participate in these processes.
  • Identify ways to use IT to leverage business opportunities in different areas of responsibility.
  • Explore current technology trends and IT-enabled business application trends.
  • Evaluate best alternative way to acquire a new system based upon the type of application and the technological and organizational context.
  • Guide the development or purchase of a new system that is of high quality and consistent with business goals.
  • Understand the key concepts of an IT infrastructure and be familiar with alternative approaches for providing and managing this infrastructure.
  • Be able to choose the best alternative way to acquire a new system based upon the type of application and the technological and organizational context.
  • Be able to help oversee and guide the development or purchase of a new system that is of high quality and consistent with business goals.
  • Understand the key concepts of an IT infrastructure and be familiar with alternative approaches for providing and managing this infrastructure.
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