IST/710
Foundations of Information Systems Management
Course level: Doctorate Courses
Christine O.
BSA
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This course surveys several major content areas of information systems and technology management that will be examined at various organizational levels later in the Information Systems and Technology focus area of the Doctor of Management program. The major content areas (sub-domains) surveyed in this course include: systems; networking, the World Wide Web, and cloud computing; the concepts of data, information, knowledge, and wisdom (DIKW); and security and privacy. Upon completion of this course, the learners will be prepared to research, analyze, and define unique management considerations of each sub-domain as it affects various organization levels.
Prerequisites
This doctorate level course requires proof of completion of a Master's degree. Be prepared to provide documentation during the checkout process.
Required materials
Additional course materials not included in the resource fee, are required or recommended for this course. Please review course material information.
You can order your textbooks from the University bookstore.
Earn these career-relevant skills in weeks, not years.
Problem Solving
Develop cross-functional leadership approaches to provide business technology solutions for competitive advantage.
Strategic Planning
Evaluate the alignment among of information systems, organizational strategies, and objectives and information system strategies and objectives.
Organizational Analysis
Define IT goals and objectives in a manner that contributes to meeting broader organizational goals.