Introduction to information systems implemented and utilized in today’s enterprises both as an operational and a ecision support systems; hardware and software used in information systems; database management systems and data modeling techniques; query languages, data warehousing concepts and architectures; business intelligence, data mining techniques, use of data warehousing and business intelligence in data-driven decision making; current trends in information technology such as cloud computing and big data.

This course aims to provide students with a managerial and practical understanding of information systems and their role in supporting organizational strategy, operations, and decision-making. Students will learn to evaluate information technology initiatives; understand databases, data governance, data warehouses, business intelligence, and enterprise systems; model, clean, query, analyze, and visualize business data using tools such as Excel, SQL, and Power BI; examine digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies; and apply systems-development and prompt-engineering principles to address real organizational problems.

Primary Textbook: Business Driven Technology, Paige Baltzan, 11th Edition, McGraw Hill Connect e-book.

Microsoft Excel & MS Access
Power BI Desktop
Prompt Engineering Applications