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Unit-01-Understanding MIS Structure:

1.1 Introduction to Management Information Systems Objectives

History of MIS Impact of MIS Transformation stage 1.2 Role and Importance MIS characteristics Function of MIS Disadvantages of MIS Role of IS in Business 1.3 MIS Categories Classification Relationships

1.4 Managers and Activities in IS View of structure of MIS

1.5 Types of computers used by Organization in setting up MIS Desktop personal computer

Notebook computers

Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) 1.6 Hardware support for MIS

Advantages of a Personal Computer (PC) Classification of computers

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MB0047-Unit-02-MIS Concepts

Unit-02-MIS Concepts Structure: 2.1 Introduction Objectives Perceptive of MIS

Types of Management Systems Concepts and relationships

Transaction Processing System (TPS) Knowledge Based systems (KBS)

On Line Analytical Processing Systems (OLAPS) Executive Information Systems (EIS)

Decision Support Systems (DSS) Business Process Systems (BPS) Object Oriented Systems (OOS)

2.2 Concepts of management organization Management organizations

Concepts of management organization Technical implementation issues Behavioral factors

Unit-03-Strategic Management Information System Structure:

3.1 Introduction Objectives

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3.2 Background 3.3 Performance

3.4 Product differentiation and Value Chain 3.5 How IT influences Organizations goals The five levels

Governance Modes in the use of IT

Unit-05-MIS Planning and Development Information System Structure:

5.1 Introduction Objectives

5.2 Planning and Development Planning of Information Systems Development of Information Systems 5.3 Systems Analysis

Introduction to Systems Analysis SDLC

Roles of Systems Analyst Feasibility of Systems Types of Feasibility study DFD Data Dictionary 5.4 Systems Design Introduction to SD Input Design Output Design

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Development Testing

Implementation and Maintenance

Unit-06-Planning and Development Alternatives Structure:

6.1 Introduction Objectives

6.2 Ascertaining the Class of Information 6.3 Determining the Information Requirement 6.4 Management of Information Quality in the MIS 6.5 Organisation for Development of MIS

6.6 MIS: Development Process Model

Unit-07-MIS Organization Structure Structure:

7.1 Introduction Objectives

7.2 MIS at Management levels 7.3 Strategic Level Planning 7.4 Operational Level Planning 7.5 Economic and Behavior Theories Build and Use

MIS for Competitive Advantage 7.6 Enterprise Resource Planning Perception of ERP

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ERP – Before and After Best Practices Implementation Process Preparation Configuration Consulting Services Customization Services

Maintenance and Support Services Advantages and Disadvantages Limitations of ERP ERP integration Unit-08-Trends in MIS Structure: 8.1 Introduction Objectives

8.2 Decision Support Systems (DSS) Introduction to DSS

DSS components Model of DSS

8.3 Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Introduction to Neural Networks

Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks Introduction to Expert Systems

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Differences between DSS and ES Business Applications Unit-09-E-Enterprise System Structure: 9.1 Introduction Objectives

9.2 Managing the E-enterprise

9.3 Organisation of Business in an E-enterprise 9.4 E-business

9.5 E-commerce 9.6 E-communication 9.7 E-collaboration

Unit-10-Decision Making in MIS Structure:

10.1 Introduction Objectives

10.2 Decision-making Concepts Rational Decision-making

The Problems in Making Rational Decisions 10.3 Decision-making Process

Types of Decision-making Systems Types of Decisions

Nature of Decisions

The Law of Requisite Variety

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10.5 Behavioural Concepts in Decision-making 10.6 Organisational Decision-making

10.7 MIS and Decision-making

Unit-11-MIS – Support Models and Knowledge Management Structure: 11.1 Introduction Objectives 11.2 Philosophy of Modelling 11.3 DSS: Deterministic Systems DSS Models

Forecasting: Time Series Analysis and Exponential Smoothing 11.4 Market Research Methods

11.5 Ratio Analysis for Financial Assessment 11.6 Management Science Models

Budgeting Models

Break-even Analysis Model Return on Investment Analysis Model for Cash Budgeting 11.7 Procedural Models

11.8 Project Planning and Control Models 11.9 Cost Accounting Systems

11.10 Operations Research Models: Mathematical Programming Techniques 11.11 Knowledge Management

Knowledge Management Systems Tools for Knowledge Management

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Approaches to Develop KM Systems Knowledge-based Expert System (KBES) 11.12 Summary

11.13 Terminal Questions

11.14 Answers to SAQs and TQs

Unit-12-Organization and Computer Networks Structure:

12.1 Introduction Objectives

Basics of computer systems Technology scope supporting MIS

12.2 Basic Network Terminologies, Definitions and Applications Local Area Network (LAN)

Wide Area Network (WAN)

Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) Point to Point Links

Circuit Switching Packet Switching Modem

Internet

Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) &User Data gram Protocol (UDP) World Wide Web (WWW)

Voice Telephony (VoIP) Internet

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Intranet and Its Application to Business Extranet and Its Application to Business Unit-13-Management and Organization IS Structure:

13.1 Introduction Objectives

13.2 Evolution of the Information Systems Function 13.3 Chief Information Officer (CIO)

13.4 The Role of a CIO The ClO’s Role in Innovation Surveying the Business

Evaluating the Budget and Priorities Initiating Portfolio Management Analyzing IT Operations

Measuring Performance Using Appropriate Metrics Communicating Performance and Value

Benchmarking Against Peers Acting as a Visionary

13.5 Challenges of a CIO

Unit-14-Database Management Systems Structure:

14.1 Introduction Objectives

14.2 Types of database users 14.3 DBMS

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Functions

Comparison between file processing system and DBMS Advantages

Disadvantages

14.4 Designing of DBMS

Data, information and its structure Entity, instance and attributes Data and mapping

Database architecture

Database Languages and Interfaces Unit-15-Security and Ethical Issues Structure:

15.1 Introduction Objectives

15.2 Control Issues in Management Information Systems Control

Security Control Administrative Control Information System Control Input Control

Processing Control Output Control Storage Control Procedural Control Physical Facility Control

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Physical Protection Control Telecommunication Controls Computer Failure Controls 15.3 Security Hazards Security Technique

Procedural Security Techniques 15.4 Ethical Issues

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