Course overview
This course aims to equip you with a comprehensive understanding of the principles, theories, and practical applications of information systems and architecture. Through this course, you will learn to analyse the role of information systems in organisational operations and strategic planning, while also gaining skills in designing, implementing, and optimising information systems to meet organisational needs and objectives. Additionally, you will develop an awareness of ethical and legal considerations in information system usage and propose strategies to mitigate associated risks, thereby preparing you to navigate the complex landscape of information technology in business environments.
- Foundations of IS
- Designing & Developing IS
- IS Security & Governance
- IS Deployment & Support
Course learning outcomes
- Describe the fundamental concepts, principles, and theories underlying information systems and architecture
- Evaluate the role and significance of information systems in organisational operations, decision-making processes, and strategic planning
- Develop information systems to meet organisational needs and objectives
- Apply ethical and cultural considerations and legal implications associated with the use of information systems and architecture in business environments
- Apply data management and visualisation skills to support information analysis, organisation decision-making and communicate business needs.
Availability
Class details
Adelaide City Campus East
Group 1
Class number 56344
Section WS01
Size 50
Available 46
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