1. ASTERIO T. MIRANDA, JR. Ph.D. Professor Office: Room 107 Office Phone : 053-8503432 Mobile Phone: E-mail: asteriomirandajr@yahoo.com

2. Course Description: Fundamental concepts, theories, scope and role of Information systems management.

3. Course Objectives To develop students’ knowledge and understanding on the basic management information in an organization to support management in planning and decision-making.

4. Class Schedule: Wednesday, 13:30-14:45 St Matthew Hall 105 Friday 12:00 13:15 St Matthew Hall 105 Consultation Hours: Wednesday 9-12 noon and by appointment

5. Course Requirements: 1. Examinations Midterm Examination30% Final Examinations30% 2. Quizzes and case study analysis Quizzes10% Case analysis20% 3. Attendance10% TOTAL100% =====

6. Grading System: The grading system will adopt the CUD system.

7. References: Ashok Arora, Akshaya Bhatia.2005. MANAGEMENT Information Systems. 2005 Reprinted. Excel Books. New Delhi-110 028 O’Brien, James. A. 1993. Management Information Systems: A Managerial End User Perspective. 2 nd Edition. Richard Erwin, Inc.. United States of America Haag, Stephen, and M. Cummings. 2010. Management Information Systems for the Information Age. Eight Edition. McGraw-Hill International Edition. New York City

8. Classroom Rules: 1. Coverage of Midterm and Final Examinations Midterm examinations will cover the topics and lectures from the start of the classes until the last lecture prior to the scheduled midterm examination. The final examination will cover the topics from the beginning up to the end of the lecture sessions.

9. 2. Quizzes Quizzes will be given after the lecture for evaluation and follow-up purposes. Students are encouraged to study their lectures regularly to cope up with the quizzes to be given.

10. 3. Case Study analysis Case studies will be provided to the student for their analysis. Format or guide in analyzing the case study will be provided to the students.

11. 4. Attendance and Class participation Significant time is allotted for discussion, active learning, and student presentation of case analysis. Therefore each student is encouraged to attend classes regularly to maximize the benefits of learning in this course.

12. CLASS SCHEDULE WeekDateObjectivesTopics Learning Materials 18/31/11 To provide the students with the background on the description of the course, requirements and other details of the course. Course syllabus presentation and discussion Hard copies of the course syllabus 9/2/11To acquaint the students with the overview of management organization and systems Unit1- MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION AND SYSTEM Module 1-- Overview of Management Handouts in lecture form

13. 29/7/11Continuation of module 1 of Unit I 9/9/11Module 11- Organization and Systems Handouts in lecture form/Case studies 39/14/11To enable the students understand the basic concepts about the components and functions of information systems that are important for managerial end users UNIT II- INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS Module 1-Information systems and the managerial end user 1-Importance of Information system 2-Interational and Ethical Dimension of Information System ( IS) 3-Technological and Behavioral Dimensions of IS 4-What Managerial End users need to know Handouts in lecture form

14. 9/16/11Continuation of Module 1 of Unit II 4 9/21.11 Module 11- Fundamental Information Systems Concepts 1-System Concepts 2-Components of an Information systems 3-Information System Resources 4-Information systems activities 5-Recognizing Information systems Handouts in lecture form 9/23/11Continuation of Module II, Unit 11Case studies

15. 59/28/11 To provide the students knowledge and understanding about the roles played by information systems in organization by analyzing the operations and management support roles of information systems and the roles of information system in helping an organization achieve a strategic advantage over its competitors UNIT III-INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT AND STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE Module 1- Information Systems for Operations and management 1.An overview of information system 2.Information systems for business operations 3.Information system for managerial Decision Making Hand outs in lecture form 9/30/11 Continuation of Module 1 of Unit III Hand outs in lecture form

16. 610/5/11 Module II- Information Systems for Strategic Advantage 1.Competitive Strategy Concepts 2.Strategic Roles for Information System Hand outs in lecture form 10/7/11 Continuation of Module 11 of Unit III Hand outs in lecture form 710/12/11Module 111-Strategic Information Systems and the Managerial End User Hand outs in lecture form

17. 10/14/11 Continuation of Module 111 of Unit III Hand outs in lecture form 810/19/11 MIDTERM EXAMINATIONS Test Questions 10/21/11To provide the students an understanding of how end users can apply the systems approach and the methodology of systems development to propose information system solutions to business problems UNIT IV-SOLVING BUSINESS PROBLEMS WITH INFORMATION SYSTEMS Module 1-A System Approach to Problem Solving Handouts in lecture form

18. 910/26/11 Continuation of Module 1 of Unit 1V 10/28/11 Module 11- Developing Information system solutions Handouts in lecture form 10112/11Continuation of Module 11 of Unit 1V

19. 11/4/11 To provide the students with knowledge and understanding of the decision-making needs of the managers of the organizations. UNIT V- MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING Module 1- Managerial Decision making 1.Information and Management 2. Information and Decision making Handouts in lecture form 1111/9/11Continuation of Module 1 of Unit V 11/11/11To provide the students an understanding about the use of information systems to support the major functional areas in business. UNIT VI- BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS Module1-Information systems in Marketing, manufacturing, and human resource management Handouts in lecture form

20. 1211/16/11 Continuation of Module 1 of Unit VI 11/18/11 Module II- Information systems in Accounting and Finance Handouts in lecture form 1311/23/11Continuation of Module 11 of Unit VI

21. 11/25/11 To provide the students with understanding of the managerial challenges of Information Technology presents to managerial end users by analyzing the managerial implications of information technology and the important role of end user managers in information systems planning. UNIT VII- MANAGING IT: MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING ISSUES Module 1-Managing Information Technology Handouts in lecture form//case Studies 1411/30/11 Continuation of Module 1 of Unit VII

22. 1311/23/11 Module 11- Information Systems Planning Handouts in lecture form 11/25/11 Continuation of Module 11 of Unit VII 1412/30/11Provide the students with understanding of the international and ethical dimensions of information technology UNIT VIII-MANAGING IT: INTERNATIONAL AND ETHICAL DIMENSIONS Module 1- International Dimensions of Information Technology Handouts in lecture form

23. 1512/7/11 Continuation of Module 1 of Unit VIII 12/9/11 Module II- Ethical and Societal Dimensions of Information Technology Handouts in lecture form/Case Studies 1612/14/11FINAL EXAMINATIONSTest Questions 12/16/11CLASS EVALUATIONEvaluation Instrument

24. CONTACT DETAILS: ASTERIO T. MIRANDA, JR. Ph.D. Office: Room 107 Office Phone : 053-8503432 Mobile Phone: ( No registration yet, still in process) E-mail: asteriomirandajr@yahoo.com