Information Management Systems

Faculty of Business Management and Social Sciences

Version 5.0 of 02/20/2018

22C9018

Information Management Systems

International Event Management Shanghai (B.A.)

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This module explores the Information Systems and Technologies available for capturing, managing, storing and presenting information.

This module introduces information systems and technologies and the basic concepts of their effective management. Contents include Business Intelligence systems, Content Management Systems, Document Management Systems as well as Information Storage Technologies and Plans.

Knowledge Broadening
Students who successfully complete this module understand the concept of information management including classification, characteristics, and significance. They are familiar with systems and technologies available to capture and manage information.
Knowledge Deepening
Students who successfully complete this module are familiar with the major trends in MIS and related infrastructures (such as Clouds, Big Data, ERPs, outsourcing), and how these evolutions will affect workplaces and business strategies.
Instrumental Skills and Competences
Students who successfully complete this module can evaluate and use different systems such as Business Intelligence Systems, Content Management Systems and Document Management Systems.
Communicative Skills and Competences

Systemic Skills and Competences
Students who successfully complete this module can critically appraise Information Storage Technologies and Plans.

ecture, case studies

None

Wang, Chunlei

Xu Min

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Laudon, Kenneth C.; Laudon, Jane P (2009). Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm (11 ed.). Prentice Hall/CourseSmart.

Joshi, Girdhar (2013). Management Information Systems. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.

Xue Chenghua (2012). Management Information Systems.Beijing: Tsinghua University Press.

• Two-Hour Written Examination
• Homework / Assignment
• Oral Presentation / Seminar Paper

1 Term

Only Winter Term

Chinese