MBA556: Current Topics in Information Systems Management

Credit Hours:
3
Estimated Hours Per Week:
15

Overview

This course serves as an overview of some of the most relevant and timely topics in the IT field today. Sudents will be exposed to a variety of subjects and will be tasked with analyzing and becoming conversant in various subject areas through the creation and submission of a series of discussions and papers.  These assignments are designed to showcase the student’s insight and perception on these points of interest in modern Information Technology.

Course Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

  • Explain, in significant detail and analytical perspective, current topics in information systems management.
  • Analyze and illustrate how emerging information technologies can impact business models, business decisions, and the strategic direction of an organization.
  • Provide credible concepts for the future application of Geographic Information Systems as they relate to global positioning and geo-location of related objects, structures, and businesses.
  • Synthesize how an Enterprise Information System can offer a more thorough platform in the operation of a company, including centralized functions and high-quality performance to meet large organizational needs.
ENROLLMENT
To enroll in this course, please complete the online application.

Required Texts
MBA556 texts are available from the JIU/Follett Bookstore