CSCI 3700

Integrates topics of management and organizational theory, information and communication theory, and systems theory relevant to managing an organization’s information resources. Focuses on computer and database concepts related to the design, analysis, operation, and control of information systems that aid management decision-making.

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• Explain the importance of enterprise information systems in business operations and core business concepts tightly related to their implementation.
• Use SAP® as a tool for guiding business decisions, planning, and executing a strategic business plan.
• Demonstrate the interlocking nature of business processes by following a standardized business process through its entire life cycle in SAP®.
• Apply the concepts of systems and information to business. ( Student Outcome IT1 )
• Address business needs for Internet/Electronic commerce.
• Apply development tools to business information systems. ( Student Outcome IS1 )
• Discuss issues surrounding ethics, security, and global management as they relate to computer- based information systems.

• Why is the relationship between Business and IS Important?
• Financial Statements
• Fundamental IS Capabilities
• Business Simulation with SAP ERP Introduction
• Connectivity and Business continuity
• Ethics and Security
• End-to-end Business Processes
• Data Analysis/ Analytics/Excel Pivot Charts
• How Do IS Capabilities Improve Customer Engagement & Business Growth
• Software - What do I need? Buy it or Build it? How to assess purchased software?
• Future of Business Enablement with IS