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Si Information systems
Si4002.
Information modeling
(3
0 12) Requirement:Cs 4005 Equivalence: Cs 00 090
Objectives:
That the student knows:
· The necessity to create a new culture in the company of
the value of the information, to obtain the maximum advantage of
solutions of e-business in all the organizational levels.
· The importance of creating information and data models
for different levels from the company.
· How to integrate the different internal and external resources
of information from the company, that must be considered and be
administered of the most effective way, to obtain a successful change
towards e-business.
· Which new knowledge and abilities are required by the people
in charge of the information management and the administrators of
the company, to offer the value added awaited in the transformation
or creation of innovating atmospheres of e-business.
Topics: Importance of the modeling of data. The model organization-relation.
Construction of models of different areas from the company. The
relational model. How to represent data models in a system of data
bases. Importance of the strategic intelligence in a business based
on Internet. Growth of the requirements of information. Information
like a resource of the business based on Internet. The administration
of information. Strategic data bases. The multidimensional administrator.
AM like key element of a business based on Internet.
Bibliography:
- Database
Processing: Fundamentals, Design and Implementation/David Kroenke/Eighth
Edition/Prentice-Hall.
- The Data
Warehouse Toolkit: The Complete Guide to Dimensional Modeling/Ralph
Kimball/Second Edition/Wiley.
Teaching
Scholarship:
- Doctorate
in Administration:
- Marketing.
- International
Businesses.
- Enterprises.
- Strategies
and Operations.
- Doctorate
in Sciences:
- Administrative
Systems.
- Computational
Systems.
- Information
Systems.
- Computing.
- Data Bases.
- Doctorate
in Engineering:
- Industrialist.
- Systems.
- Organizations.
Si5001
Information systems for decision support
Introduction
to decision support systems. Datawarehouse and OLAP technologies.
Datawarehouse cases. Value chain. Data mining. Datawarehouse servers.
Datawarehouse administration and metadata.
Bibliography:
- Decision
Support Systems and Intelligent Systems. Efraim Turban & Jay.
E. Aaronson. Fifth Edition. Prentice Hall 1998
Si5002
Information systems for e-commerce
Introduction
to e-Commerce. Digital commercial models. Information and the identification
of actors on distributed communication over Internet. Information
and the process of distributed communication over Internet. Impact
of information technologies in decision making for e-businesses.
Information systems creation and design for e-businesses. Information
architecture for e-businesses. Supply chain for electronic businesses.
Information technologies infrastructure towards CRM. Security strategies
in networks for electronic businesses. Aspects in multidisciplinary
project formation on e-businesses.
Bibliography:
- Kalakota,
Ravi. e-Business 2.0 Roadmap for success. Addison Wesley. 2001
Si5003.Thesis
I
(3
0 12) Requirement: To have approved all the basic subjects Equivalence:
Si-00-500
Objectives:
To design, to plan and to develop a first draft of investigation
or implementation in some of the two areas that the MCE includes:
Electronic businesses or information technologies.
Topics: Principles of methodology applied to the study of cases
or development of projects of implantation in electronic commerce,
FADO process, selection of a subject, analysis of a defined problem
or detected opportunity, theoretical fundamentals, selected methodology,
data obtaining instruments, working cronogram.
Bibliography:
Presentación de Anteproyectos e Informes de Investigación/Schmelkes/1998.
Professor
Profile:
- Ph. D.
in Economics.
- Ph. D.
in Administration:
- Marketing.
- International
Businesses.
- Enterprises.
- Strategies
and Operations.
- Ph. D.
in Science:
- Administrative
Systems.
- Computational
Systems.
- Information
Systems.
- Computing.
- Data
Bases.
- Ph. D.
in Engineering:
- Industrial.
- Systems.
- Organizations.
- Ph. D.
in Law
Si5004.
Thesis II
(3
0 12) Requirement: Si 5003 Equivalence: Si-00-501
Objectives:
To implant a formal investigation or the development of a specific
product from the first draft elaborated previously, with the purpose
of generating results and conclusions that mean a contribution of
knowledge, abilities or experiences on the part of the student within
the area of their professional unfolding.
Topics: Application of the selected method, use of specific instruments
for the data collection in field, obtaining and analysis of results,
generation of conclusions and recommendations, handling of consultation
sources, writing and spreading of the final report of the investigation
or the carried out project of implantation.
Bibliography:
Presentación de Anteproyectos e Informes de Investigación/Schmelkes/1998.
Professor
Profile:
- Ph. D.
in Economics.
- Ph. D.
in Administration:
- Marketing.
- International
Businesses.
- Enterprises.
- Strategies
and Operations.
- Ph. D.
in Science:
- Administrative
Systems.
- Computational
Systems.
- Information
Systems.
- Computing.
- Data
Bases.
- Ph. D.
in Engineering:
- Industrial.
- Systems.
- Organizations.
- Ph. D.
in Law
Si5005.
Web based business application integration
(3
0 12) Requirement: Cb4002, Si4002 Equivalence: None
In
this course the student will study the technologies, methodologies,
standards and tools that are used for the design and implementation
of information systems that are build based on the integration of
a set of independently designed information systems, with the purpose
that this new systems support the organization’s business
processes operation specially those that involve several corporations
(e.g. electronic commerce ones).
Bibliography:
TEXTBOOK:
David S. Linthicum, “Next Generation Application Integration:
From Simple Information to Web Services”, Addison-Wesley,
August 2003,
REFERENCES:
Loosely Coupled: The Missing Pieces of Web Services
Doug Kaye, RDS Press, 2003
Web Services and Service-Oriented Architectures: The Savvy
Manager’s Guide Douglas K. Barry, Elsevier Science, 2003
Professor´s
profile: Professor with a PhD o master degree in computer science.
Fecha de la
última actualización: 11 de octubre de 2004 (M)
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