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The Management Information Systems course for Fall 2024, taught by Kyeongmin Yum, focuses on how businesses leverage IT and IS to meet corporate goals. It includes two exams, individual and team assignments, with grading based on attendance, attitude, and performance in assignments and exams. The course emphasizes academic integrity and utilizes textbooks by Sousa and Laudon.

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The Management Information Systems course for Fall 2024, taught by Kyeongmin Yum, focuses on how businesses leverage IT and IS to meet corporate goals. It includes two exams, individual and team assignments, with grading based on attendance, attitude, and performance in assignments and exams. The course emphasizes academic integrity and utilizes textbooks by Sousa and Laudon.

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Management Information Systems 2024 Fall Semester

Syllabus

Management Information Systems

Lecturer Kyeongmin Yum


Contact [email protected]
Lecture Time Friday 1400 ~ 1650
TA Kyojun Kim ([email protected])
Jieun Lee ([email protected])

Note. This lecture is a 'required lecture for business majors' and cannot be applied for
out-of-capacity requests (AKA draft paper). Please note that only prospective graduates
majoring in business administration can apply for this course through the College of Business
Administration intranet system. Contact the College of Business Administration administrative
office for more detailed information.

Course Objectives
This course is an introductory course that aims to provide students with an understanding of
how companies utilize information technology (IT) and information systems (IS) to achieve
corporate objectives in the rapidly changing environment of the information age from the
perspective of corporate management. This course aims to provide students with an
understanding of what an information system is, its impact on business, and its importance. It
also aims to provide students with knowledge of valuable tools to utilize information systems
as a resource for future decision-making through simple exercises.

Textbook
Management Information Systems 7/e, Kenneth J. Sousa, Effy Oz, Cengage Learning (2014)
Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm, 17/e (GE), Kenneth C. Laudon,
Jane P. Laudon, Pearson Education Limited (2021)

Academic Integrity
Students are required to uphold the academic integrity standards outlined in the Student Code.
Any breaches of this code, including but not limited to plagiarism and cheating, will be subject
to the maximum penalties by the Student Code.

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Management Information Systems 2024 Fall Semester

Grading
There will be two exams, one individual presentation assignment, and one team assignment in
this class. A combination of the following percentages will determine the final grade:

- Attendance 5% (Electronic attendance)


- Attitude 5%
- Individual Assignment 15% (1 submission)
- Team Assignment 20% (Presentation at the end of the semester in Week 13 and 14)
- Midterm Exam 25% (Week 7)
- Final Exam 30% (Week 15)

Course Schedule
Week Content Remarks
1 Course introduction & Important rules to keep in mind / Orientation
Chapter 1. Business Information Systems: An Overview
2 Chapter 2. Strategic Uses of Information Systems Individual
assignment topic
selection
3 Chapter 3. Business Functions and Supply Chains
4 Chapter 4. Business Hardware
5 Chapter 5. Business Software
6 Chapter 6. Business Networks and Telecommunication
7 Midterm Exam
8 Big data-driven decision-making / Introduction to big data Team Organization
analytics tools (Python, R, STATA, etc..)
9 Chapter 8. The Web-Enabled Enterprises
10 Chapter 10. Decision Support and Expert Systems
11 Chapter 11. Business Intelligence and Knowledge
Management
12 Chapter 14. Risks, Security, and Disaster Recovery
13 Team Assignment Presentation 1
14 Team Assignment Presentation 2
15 Final Exam
* Class schedules are subject to change based on availability.

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