B. V. Patel Institute of Business Management, Computer & Information Technology, UTU

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1 B.C.A Semester 3 rd Teaching Schedule : DSE3 Introduction to Information Systems Course Objectives: To introduce the concepts and types of Information Systems, e-business, its technological infrastructure, security and integration approaches for enhanced Business decision making. Course Outcomes: Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to CO1: Identify the importance and functions of Information System in business. Describe the types of Information system and process of knowledge and how it transfer in CO2: decision making. CO3: Analyze the strategic impact of information system. CO4: Identify the e-business advertising methods and basic concept of m-business. CO5: Analyze the main e-business models currently being adopted by organization. CO6: Summaries current trends of e-business application. Unit Sub Unit No. of Lecture (Hour) Topics Reference Teaching Methodology To be used Evaluation Parameters 1 Introduction to Business Information Systems [Total 08 Hours] Introduction about subject, Basic concept of Data, RCN#1 page no: 4,6,7,11 Information and Information System IS Functions and Components Benefits of IS 1.4 RCN#1 page no: 8,9,10,11 RCN#1 page no: 22,23,24 Nature,, Trends and Functions of Business RCN #2 page no: 32,33,34,36, Introduction to Transaction Processing System, Structure,Functions and Controlling of TPS 37 RCN #10 page no: 305 to com/academ y/lesson/tra nsaction- Self-study and Audio Visual Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 1

2 1.6 2 Types of BIS: Accounting, Financial,Marketing and Manufacturing processingsystems-tpsmanual-andautomatedsystems.htm RCN #2 page no:37 to 39 Example based Teaching- Bingo Game Structure and Functions of Management Information Systems and Decision Support Systems 2 Executive Support Systems and its needs 1 2 Decision Making and Information Systems [Total 10 Hours] Management and RCN #11 page no: 337 & Decision Making, to 339 Levels and characteristics of Management decisions demy/lesson/manag ement-informationsystems-mismanager-decision- making-tools.html RCN #11 page no: 342 to 351 RCN #11 page no: 352 to 354 Expert Systems RCN #11 page no: 357 to 360 Knowledge Management Systems tion.com/video/x199 q1i_expert-systemlesson-1-using-anexpert-system_tech RCN #11 page no: 362 to 365 Audio Visual & Case Study & Audio Visual & 3 Strategic Impact of Information Systems [Total 07 Hours] 2 Strategic Impact of IS, RCN #12 page no: 374 & 3.1 Inter-organizational to 381 Information Systems and Virtual Corporations Quiz Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 2

3 3.2 2 Global information systems, characteristics, strategic impact and international business. 3.3 Strategic information 1 systems: characteristics and opportunities. Partnership relationship management and collaboration commerce. RCN #12 page no: 386 to 393 RCN #12 page no: 394 to 398 RCN #12 page no: 398 Example Teaching based Book Reading and & Unit Test(Prac tical) 4 e-business [ Total 06 Hours] 1 Definition of e- RCN #12 page no: 374 & 4.1 Business, e-business to 381 Audio Visual versus e-commerce and critical factors Characteristics of e- Business 1 Elements of an e- Business solution 2 e-business Requirements, Roles Challenges its Impact demy/lesson/ebusinesses-typesexamples.html MPPR#1,Page No:4,5 MPPR#1,Page No: 5 to 8 MPPR#1,Page 8,9 No:- Debate & Unit Test(The ory) e-business enabled business models and e-payments MPPR#1, Page No:- 12 to 14. Case-study 5 Technological Infrastructure for e-business [ Total 08 Hours] 1 Client-server MPPR#6 Page No:- Comprehensive 5.1 technology for e- 129 to 133 Book Reading Business Web Technologies and applications: Web-based MPPR#6,Page 133 to 143 No:- & Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 3

4 applications and its Architectural features Collaborative technologies: EDI and Workflow Systems XML, Characteristics and Structure of XML Documents Processing XML documents for e- Business MPPR#6,Page No:- 143 to 162 RCN #12 page no: 398 MPPR#7,Page No:- 190 to 191 Chalk & Talk and XML support for EDI and e-business MPPR#7,Page No:- 191 to 193 & Section Test(Practi cal) Model Driven Architecture for e- Business MPPR#7,Page No:- 194 to e-business Security and Integration [ Total 07 Hours] 1 Need for reliability MPPR#13,Page No:- Group Learning 6.1 and quality 351 to 353 and considerations for e-business Quality requirements and e- Business risks MPPR#13,Page No:- 353 to 361 & e-business security : Application security and security mechanisms 1 Secure e-business infrastructure: Availability, Network level security, Secure communications, Digital certifications, Trusted Third Parties and Trust services 1 Business processes and e-processes MPPR#13,Page No:- 361 to 367 MPPR#13,Page No:- 367 to 381 MPPR#18,Page No:- 545 to 547, 548 to 549 Group Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 4

5 6.6 1 e-business integration: Types and Standards MPPR#18,Page No:- 551 to 553 & Internal Theory/Se mester End Exam Text Book: Robert C. Nickerson - Business and Information Systems PHI M. Papazoglou, P.Ribbers e-business Organization and Technical Foundations-Wiley Reference Book: Dave Chaffey -E-Business and E-Commerce Management, Strategy, Implementation and Practice - Prentice Hall Efraim Turban, Dorothy Leidner,Ephraim Mclean, James Wetherbe Information Technology for Management: Transforming Organizations in the Digital Economy Wiley India Edition H.M.Deitel - P.J.Deitel - K.Steinbuhler E-Business & E-Commerce for Managers, Pearson Education Note: # denotes chapter number. Course objectives and Course outcomes mapping: To introduce the concepts and types of Information Systems: CO1, CO2, CO3. To introduce the concepts of e-business, its technological infrastructure: CO4, CO5. Security and integration approaches for enhanced Business decision making: CO6. Course Units and Course Outcomes Mapping: Unit No. Unit Name Course Outcomes CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 1 Introduction to Business Information Systems 2 Decision Making and Information Systems 3 Strategic Impact of Information System 4 e-business 5 Technological Infrastructure for e-business 6 e-business Security and Integration Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 5

6 Programme Outcomes: PO1: Ability to understand the concepts of key areas in computer science. PO2: Ability to design and develop system, component or process as well as test and maintain it so as to provide promising solutions to industry and society. PO3: Effective communication and presentation skill. PO4: Ability to understand professional and ethical responsibility. PO5: Recognition of the need for life-long learning. Programme Outcomes and Course Outcomes mapping: Programme Course Outcomes Outcome CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 Modes of Transaction (Delivery): Unit No Topic Detail Teaching Approach PO mapped 1 and 2 1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.5, 2.1, 2.3,2.5 Educational Bingo: Teacher will ask a question based on topic taught in the previous class and the answer would be hidden in the bingo puzzle. PO , 6.4 Group (Group of 2-3 students shall be framed and specific definition shall be discussed which is given by course teacher) PO1, PO3, PO7. Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 6

7 Activities/Practicum: The following activities shall be carried out by the students: Study of current trends in Information System. Detail study of an e-business and its pitfalls. Implement and e-commerce site development in Opencart. The following activities shall be carried out by the teacher: Learner Activities to be done PO mapped For slow learners Weekly open format assignment: Student can submit their assignment topic which is given by teacher in any format. Like, Diagram,, Worksheet, Documentary, Speech, Figures etc. PO1, PO2 PO3 For advanced learners For all Media/Design Students make the e-commerce site for something they`re passionate about with the web design technology. Question Answer Session: First lecture of every week, Students may ask a questions to their classmates randomly about previous week`s learning. PO1, PO2, PO3, PO5, PO6 PO1, PO5, PO7 Number of Practical Problems in Journal: 10 Number of Practical Time required to implement and debug the question (in hours) Minimum required of Journal Certification Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 7

8 Concept Map: Introduction to Information Systems Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 8

9 Unit 1: Introduction to Business Information Systems Unit 2: Decision Making and Information Systems Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 9

10 Unit 3: Strategic Impact of Information System Unit 4: e-buisness Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 10

11 Unit 5: Technological Infrastructure for e-business Unit 6: e-business Security and Integration Ms. Divya Dholiya and Ms. Zarana Kanani Page 11