INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V.

Lerma

INFORMATION SYSTEMS FUNDAMENTALS

Course Overview

I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. - Confucius

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Course Overview:
6

This course will introduce the topic of information systems (IS) and discuss how organizations use information systems to support a variety of tasks ranging from basic day to day activities to creating competitive advantage in the market place. This course is an introduction to IT for the non-IT.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Course Objectives
7

To provide students with the knowledge of computerrelated concepts. Topics that will be covered include:
computer technology (hardware and software), applications of this technology, its impact on society careers in computing networks and telecommunications the Internet emerging technologies ethical issues. Etc..

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Course Objectives
8

To provide an understanding of how information systems may be leveraged to improve organizational performance and create competitive advantage.
To introduce methodologies for planning, analyzing, and designing complex information systems. To provide experience with group projects and to practice making effective presentations.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Course Objectives
9

To comprehend the growing relationship between information systems, individuals, organizations, and society. To provide a framework that can be used to understand and identify different types of information systems and their specific functions within an organization.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Course Outline
10

Business Processes and Business Process Management Information Systems: Concepts and Definitions Careers in IS The Global Web-Based Platform. Hardware and Software Information Systems: Concepts and Management

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Course Outline
11

Information Systems: Concepts and Management

Types

of Information Systems Competitive Advantage and Strategic Information Systems Why Are Information Systems So Important to Organizations and Society? Managing Information Resources

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Course Outline
12

Ethics, Privacy, and Information Security

Ethical

Issues Threats to Information Security Protecting Information Resources

Data and Knowledge Management Network Applications E-Business and E-Commerce Wireless, Mobile Computing, and Mobile Commerce

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Course Outline
13

Organizational Information Systems Customer Relationship Management Supply Chain Management Managerial Support Systems Other Topics of Interest

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Methodology
14

Demonstrations Exercises Case Studies Research with/without Presentations Seat Works Home Works Quizzes Exams

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

Others
15

Questions? Clarifications? Violent Reactions

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma

SW CW
16

1.

2.

3.

Differentiate data, information and knowledge. Give a simple example for each. Define what a system is, give an example to justify your definition. What is an Information System? Give a concrete example.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS 1 - John Kelvyn V. Lerma