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IS 425 Enterprise Information

Summary of the Course
Text Book and Printed Resources
Prerequisites
Grading
Teaching Method
Week by Week Schedule

Summary of the course:

This course focuses on the interrelationships and methods used by information systems groups to meet the information needs of enterprises. The course starts with an examination of the basics of enterprises information needs: the role of the value chain, the profit paradigm, and information infrastructure flows are explored. Then attention turns role of software methods, programming and security as supporting technologies. Topics include enterprise systems, commerce systems, project management, sourcing decisions, IT risk management, services and operations performed. PREREQUISITE(S): IT 215 or SE 325.:

  • Analyze the major business forces that influence IT usage in organizations
  • Analyze the major business processes and information flows in organizations
  • Evaluate the current IT conflicts and use critical thinking skills to argue positions
  • Analyze characteristics of the major IS professional competencies.
Online resources: 

All of the following are available from the DePaul Online Library's 24x7 E-Books
Click on '24x7' link
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Albin
Albin, Stephen T.
The Art of Software Architecture: Design, Methods and Techniques.
John Wiley & Sons, 2003.
ISBN: 
0471228869  … E-Books=24x7.

Anderson
Anderson, Ross.
Security Engineering: A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems.  
John Wiley & Sons, 2001.
ISBN:  0471389226  ... E-Books= 24x7.


Kudyba & Hoptroff
 
Kudyba, Stephan and Richard Hoptroff.
Data Mining and Business Intelligence: A Guide to Productivity.
Idea Group Publishing © 2001.
ISBN:    1930708033… E-Books = 24x7

Lientz & Rea
Lientz, Bennet P. and Kathryn P. Rea. 
Project Management for the 21st Century 3rd edition. Academic Press, 2002. 
ISBN:  012449983x   … E-Books= 24X7.
 

McCormack & O’Byrne
Dermot McCormack and Fergal O'Byrne
 
10 Technologies Every Executive Needs to Know. Aspatore Books © 2004
ISBN:  1587620480  … E-Books=24x7.

Rosson & Carroll
Rosson, Mary Beth & John M. Carroll
Usability Engineering: Scenario-Based Development of Human-Computer Interaction
Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, 2002
ISBN:  1558607129
 … E-Books=24x7.

Turban et al. 
Turban, McLean & Wetherbe
Information Technology for Management: Making Connections for Strategic Advantage
John Wiley & Sons, Inc. New York, 2001.
ISBN:   0471389196  ... E-books = 24x7


Wells & Sevilla
Wells, Timothy D. and Christine Sevilla. 
Maximizing the Enterprise Information Assets
Auerbach, 2003.
ISBN:  0849313473  … E-books = 24-7


Wylder

Wylder, John (ed.) 
Strategic Information Security.  Auerbach, 2004.
ISBN:  0849320410  … E-books = 24x7
 

Pre-Requisites:

IS 483 or HCI 400 or ECT 555

Grading:

 
The grading scheme is as follows:

Quizzes / Homework 30% -- lowest submission dropped in average
                                          week 2, 4, 8 and 9
Individual Paper         30% -- due week 5  Specifications
Team Debate            30% -- due week 11Specifications

Participation             10% -- attendance/makeup (class sessions)
                                          or discussion forum (DL)*.
Total                100%

* details are in Lecture 1 Notes
 

Grading Scale:
98 - 100 A+
92 -  97 A
90 -  91 A-
88 -  89 B+
82 -  87 B
80 -  81 B-
78 -  79 C+
72 -  77 C
70 -  71 C-
68 -  69 D+
62 -  67 D
60 -  61 D-
0 -    59 F

Teaching Method:

A combination of teaching methods will be used (lecturing, guest speakers, group presentations, etc).

Week by week schedule
Class date Topic/Task Reading
Class 1

Introduction
  Course:  Objectives &Assignment
   Student Survey 

Enterprise Information Needs I
  Value Chain 
  Profit Paradigm     

Turban et al.  section 3.3
 

Wells & Sevilla chapter 1 

Class 2 

Enterprise Information Needs II
      Process versus Function
 

Homework Due

Turban et al.
    sections 1.1,
                  2.1, 2.2, 2.5, 2.6

    skim     1.2, 1.3 2.3, 2.4

Class 3 

Software Methods
Software Development
Security Issues
Albin
    chapter 1 & 2
Anderson
    chapter 1
Turban
   sections 15.3, 15.4

Class 4

HCI

Data Analysis
 

Homework or Quiz

Rosson & Carroll
     chapter 1

Kudyba & Hoptroff
    chapter 2
    chapter 1 - skim

Class 5

Database Networks

Distributed Systems

Turban et al.
     T3  and T4

Class 6 

Enterprise Systems

Wells & Sevilla
     chapter 4

Class 7

E-Commerce Systems

McCormick & OByrne
     chapter 1

Class 8

Project Management and Team Endeavors

Homework or Quiz

Lientz & Rea
     chapter 2-3 skim
     chapter 6-7

Class 9

Sourcing Decisions and Risk Management
Homework or Quiz

Lientz & Rea
     chapter 14

Class 10

Course Review
 


 

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