DIGI1601 Principles of Business Information Systems

DIGI1601 Principles of Business Information Systems aims to provide learners with fundamental knowledge and understanding of the concepts, principles, and roles of information systems in business operations and organizational management in the digital age.

The course covers the fundamentals of information systems, their essential components, and the classification of information systems according to management levels and business functions. It also explores enterprise information systems, Business Intelligence (BI), and information systems integration to support organizational operations.

Learners will study data management, data warehouses, data mining, and big data, as well as strategies for using information systems to support organizational transformation, information systems development processes, information asset management, and information systems and information technology governance.

The course provides a foundation for understanding and analyzing the role of information systems in organizational management, decision-making, and business development. Learners will be able to apply this knowledge appropriately in their academic studies and future professional careers.

The course consists of eight chapters:

1. Introduction to Information Systems

2. Components of Information Systems

3. Classification of Information Systems by Management Levels

4. Classification of Information Systems by Business Functions

5. Enterprise Information Systems, Business Intelligence, and Information Systems Integration

6. Data Management, Data Warehouses, Data Mining, and Big Data

7. Strategies for Using Information Systems in Organizational Transformation and Information Systems Development

8. Information Asset Management and Information Systems and Information Technology Governance