Gitarattan International Business School, New Delhi

Lesson Plan for INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT

Date of commencement
1st Aug
Programme:
MBA of classes:
Semester:
III2013 Paper Code: MS 205
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Details of the Topics/Sub-topics to be covered

Unit- 1

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Meaning & Role of Information Systems

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Methodology

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Types, examples & components of an Information

Systems.
Operations Support Systems : basics of OSS, OSS
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support of data services, basic impact of an OSSs
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solution interconnection
Management Support Systems: types of MIS,
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Decision making process
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Expert Systems: definition, benefits, characteristics & Lecture/
components of expert system,
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Knowledge Management System : KM process, KM Lecture/
benefits, KM life cycle,
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Information Systems for Strategic Management:
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Competitive Strategy Concepts ,Strategic role of
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information systems
Integrating Information systems with Business Strategy Lecture/
impact of Information system on business
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Value Chain Analysis: Description, example, value
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chain analysis of Mcdonalds
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Strategic Information Systems Framework
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Discussions & Revision Sessions on Unit 1

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Case Study Discussion

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Academic Year: 2016-17

Unit 2
Planning for information Systems : Identification of
applications, plan software requirement

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Business Planning Systems & Critical success factors

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Method of Identifying Applications E/M Analysis

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Value and risks in information systems. Information

system security, Information system risk analysis,
information system security
Resource Requirements for Information Systems:
Hardware and Capacity Planning
Software needs , Software needs assessments templates
, software need analysis template, software need to be
protected
Selection of a Procurement Strategy, Procurement
Process, Analysis of the requisition

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Procurement Options Make or Buy decisions,

Outsourcing as an Option

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Case Study Discussion

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Unit 3
System Design & Development Methodologies:
Definition of system, SDLC Approach: What is SDLC, Lecture /
benefits of SDLC, phases of SDLC, SDLC
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implementation
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Prototyping and End User Development
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Spiral Method: definition, history, Concept,
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applications
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Logical & Physical Design: logical design, physical
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design, difference between Logical & Physical Design Presentation
Evaluation of Information Systems
Evaluation factors for IS, a conceptual practice model
of evaluation
Case Study Discussion
Unit 4
Emerging Concepts & Issues in Information Systems :
Supply chain management: definition, origin of the
term, importance, building blocks, performance
measures, Decisions in the Supply Chain World
Supply Chain Management: Models for Supply Chain:
Economic Order Quantity Model
Customer Relationship Management: definition,
purpose, why is CRM important today, IT and CRM:
examples: lastminute.com, cookies, face to face CRM,
Enterprise Resource Planning: Why ERP, history,
characteristics, implementation guidelines, functional
areas, components,
Enterprise Resource Planning: phases of ERP:
Initiation, planning, analysis and process design,
realization, transition, operation advantages and
disadvantages, major challenges to ERP
implementation
Enterprise Resource Planning: Architecture: two tier,
three tier, Overview of ERP vendors
Introduction to Data warehousing: why data
warehouse, definition, history features: subjectoriented, integrated, time-variant, nonvolatile, Data
warehouse architecture
Data warehouse: schema: Star Schema,
Fact Constellation Schema,
Snowflake Schema, advantages and disadvantages
Data Mining & its Applications: what is data mining,
why data mining,
Main data mining tasks: classification, association,
clustering

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Data Mining Applications: finance, retail industry,

telecommunication industry, scientific application
Difference between DBMS, OLAP and data mining
Case Study Discussion
Problem Session & Revision
Revision of Unit I
Revision of Unit II
Revision of Unit III
Revision of Unit IV
University Question Paper Discussion& Revision
University Question Paper Discussion & Revision

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Digital Notes

Book Bank:
1.

James A OBrien, George M Marakas and Ramesh Behl (2010). Management Information Systems, Ninth
Edition, Tata McGraw Hill Education, New Delhi.
Reference Books:
2. D. P. Goyal (2008). Management Information Systems-Managerial Perspectives, Second Edition,
Macmillan, New Delhi.
3. Ken Laudon and Jane Laudon and Rajanish Dass (2010). Management Information Systems, Eleventh
Edition, Pearson, New Delhi.
4. Turban, E., McLean, E. and Wetherbe, J. (2001). Information Technology for Management: Making
Connection for Strategic Advantage. John Wiley & Sons.
5. Robert Schulthets and Mary Summer (2004). Management Information Systems, Tata Mcgraw Hill.
6. Data Warehousing Fundamentals: A Comprehensive Guide for IT Professionals. Paulraj Ponniah
Copyright 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Certified that I have mapped the lesson plan with the book prescribed in the book bank and 70% of the syllabus is
being covered. Balance Syllabus is being covered from Reference Books and Digital Resources

Shoibal Chatterji
Name & Signature of Faculty

Dr Rashmi Jha
Programme Coordinator

Dr.S Chaturvedi
Director