Title:  Foundations of Information Systems (FIS)

Aim:

• The aim of the course is to give students a basic understanding of the use of information systems in different kinds of organizations.

Objective:

When the students complete this course, they will

• have an understanding of information systems;
• understand how different kinds of information systems are used by an organization’s employees working in different departments at various levels;
• learn about the different ways in which data can be stored, processed, and analyzed to create useful information;
• learn how information systems can be used to ensure the quality of information produced within an organization.

USP:

FIS demonstrates the use of information systems using case studies and examples. Additionally, the student builds the conceptual design of a database by the end of the course.

These situations and interactive exercises greatly help learning.

Description:

'Foundations of Information Systems' (FIS) gives students a broad idea of information systems and their use in organizations.

It focuses on how data is collected, processed, and analyzed, and how the resultant information is used to support decision-making at all levels of the organization.

Student Profile:

An undergraduate or a postgraduate student in any discipline

Job Opportunities:

• Administrative assistant
• Web programmer
• e-customer support executive