- Course Code :
CSC 302
- Level :
Undergraduate
- Course Hours :
3.00
Hours
- Department :
Department of Public Administration
Instructor information :
Area of Study :
This course deals with applications of specialized software on different administrative systems, quantification of administrative phenomena and its application on both local and central levels. In addition, students study information creation, dissemination and sharing, problems solving approach to IS, problem analysis, basic IS applications, organizational systems, knowledge work systems, information support systems.
Course Goals:
• Identify the conceptual foundations of management information systems.
• Discover the role of information as a major management resource in modern business organizations.
• Emphasize organization environment, technology, decision models, and performance evaluation as the major determinants of management information systems success.
• Classify the different types of computerized information systems in use of modern business organizations.
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This course deals with applications of specialized software on different administrative systems, quantification of administrative phenomena and its application on both local and central levels. In addition, students study information creation, dissemination and sharing, problems solving approach to IS, problem analysis, basic IS applications, organizational systems, knowledge work systems, information support systems.
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Books:
Recommended books :
Periodicals :
Vladimir Simovic, Case Study: an Information System Management Model, Management Information Systems, Vol.7, No.1, 2012.
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