Course Overview

This course,

• provides an introduction to the field of information systems (IS) and how it is used in organizations.

• covers the basic concepts and principles of IS, including the role of information systems in organizations, the different types of information systems and their functions, and the hardware and software components of information systems.

• provide students to learn about the various types of information systems, including transaction processing systems, management information systems, decision support systems, and expert systems.

Course Learning Outcome

At the end of the course, students should be able to,

1. Discuss the principles, process and analysis of various information systems in an enterprise.

2. Discover knowledge using enterprise communication and information systems.

3. Apply knowledge and concepts into interdisciplinary areas in an organizational practice for managerial decisions

Assessment

1. Test - 15% 

2. Assignment - 15%

3. Project - 20%

Attendance

Attendance is as per UTP policy. Student need to achieve 90% of attendance. If less than 90%, warning and barring letter may be issued.