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SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Information Systems Integration Management This course focuses on the integration of information systems infrastructures and deals with various integration and infrastructures management issues. In addition, the course covers the latest trends and issues of information systems development, such as enterprise information systems architecture design, project and change management. Also, This course will explore and discuss the design, development, and implementation of information systems, and how these systems can be applied to solve current business problems. The course will emphasize integration management for information systems, and therefore will cover fundamental of integration management

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Information Systems This course is a conceptual introduction to information systems. The specific objectives for this course are: (1) to define the field of information systems, (2) to introduce students to concepts that define the field, (3) to introduce students to both classic and current research streams in information systems, and (4) to provide students with a framework for understanding the field

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Introduction to MIS and Credit Requirements 1) Introduction to Management Information Systems Management Information Systems (MIS) was established with two goals. It aims to turn out professional entrepreneurs and technicians with expertise in information technology, who are able to cope with a complicated and uncertain corporate environment and to adapt to a future information society in an innovative way while securing a competitive edge. Also, it aims to build academic Foundations for corporate (sustainable) competitiveness acquisition and enhancement. In other words, MIS focuses on teaching talented students integrated knowledge on managerial theories and information technologies

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Fundamentals of Information Systems This course focuses on the effective use of information technology in business management. It is intended to assist the students in becoming intelligent consumers/users of information systems. Toward this end, the specific learning objectives for this course are: 1) to understand the basic language of information systems, 2) to analyze the roles and responsibilities of a manager in designing and implementing information systems, and 3) to discuss how information systems affect the work of an individual and the competitive strengths of an organization.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Information Systems Research Methodology This course comprehensively reviews the methodological issues of information systems (IS) research. Specific topics will include the philosophical basis for the IS research, relevant case studies, and univariate/multivariate data analysis. (From 1st semester 2008, This course transferred to Master's)

Core Course for MBA Programme Graduate School of Management GSM 5170: Management Information Systems (3 Credits) This course attempts to enable students to make rational decisions concerning design of information systems and adoption of computer technology. Topics include an overview of management information systems (MIS), development of the computer industry, conceptual framework for MIS, physical configuration and technology for MIS and finally, trends in the development of computing and electronics in Malaysia and other selected countries in East Asia. Pre-requisite(s): None

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Information Systems Seminar 2 This course is about the studying of various technology-oriented researches of information systems. Thus, through this, students are expected to achieve the latest trend of research and theories in this field. Students are expected to understand how to formulate research problems, develop theories and formalism, and design an information systems research study of high quality. Students are required to participate actively in the class. So, this course will require the discussion about the research performance in the end of semester, after choosing the topics which are related to information systems technologies.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Information Systems Seminar 1 This course is about the studying of various behavior-oriented research of information systems. Through this, students are expected to achieve the latest trends of research and theories in this field. Also, this course provides a broad introduction to network technologies, architectures, services and management necessary to meet business needs. Students are expected to understand how to formulate research problems, develop theories, and design an information systems research study. Students are required to participate actively in the class. So, this course will require the discussion about the research performance in the

Undergraduate Courses of Department of Information Management : College of Management at National Sun Yat-Sen University B4023007 Management Information Systems (3 crs): To be successful on business today, firms have to understand and operate effectively within a dynamic, fast-paced, and changing economic environment. Information technology (IT) becomes the key strategic factor for a firm to gain competitive advantage. The major topics in this course include: 1) MIS concept and frameworks, 2) MIS & organization, 3) TPS, MIS, DSS, ES, AI, and EIS, 4) EC & EB, 5) ERP, SCM, CRM and KM, 6) MIS planning, 7) MIS development, and 8)

MGT542 Management Information Systems The purpose of this course is to present the relationships among the key components of MIS. This course reviews fundamentals on hardware, software, I/O devices, file and data management, system analysis and design, project management, decision support systems, expert systems, and telecommunications. This course does not intend to merely review the basics of computers, but to emphasize more advanced topics like hardware selection, software development strategy, MIS organization and research methodology. All faculty members who are experts in each issue will teach the relevant topics.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Corporate Data Management Seminar Focuses on the overall management of the data needs of an organization and the design and development of database applications. Cover global database architecture, logical and physical data design, and the integration of databases with programming and fourth-generation languages. Developing and managing efficient and effective database applications requires understanding the fundamentals of database management systems, techniques for the database design, and principles of database administration. This course emphasizes database concepts, development, use, and management in three main sections: database concepts, practice, and emerging trends. The focus of this course is

School of Business at Sogang University MIS MIS is designed to cover theories and practice for information processing and utilization for management decision-making, including the relations between MIS and organizational/human behaviour/IT. Therefore, it will be valuable to all business managers including CEOs, as well as IT staffs. The following courses are offered: * DB Introduction, System Analysis and Design, Decision-making Support System, IT & Management Innovation, Information Communication, E-Commerce, Research on Up-to-Date MIS Issues I, II, III.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Digital Economy This course deals with the direction, significance, and research issues of the emerging digital economy. It studies the economic impact on the Internet and e-commerce and new indicators for the information economy. The course also focuses on the new types of data collection.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Financial Statement Analysis This course provides a framework and methods of information analysis for students who can understand the production process of accounting information. In this course, comprehensive analyses of various factors affecting corporate value-creating abilities are emphasized, rather than the myopic approach. It deals with how to analyze accounting and other information in security valuation, as well as covering how to use accounting information in strategic decision making, management efficiency improvement, and management control systems design.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Corporate Management and Information Technology Seminar This course is designed to give students a basic understanding for the management issues surrounding the development and use of information technology in organizations. In particular, with in-depth case studies, we will discuss how information technology can play a fundamental role of enabling significant changes of business processes, work practices, organizational designs, and performance in organizations. The course focuses on the following areas: 1) Information technology and the Internet, and 2) Information technology and the organization. Also, this course introduces the subject of computer networks and the use

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Topics in Information and Communication Technology This course provides an in-depth treatment of one or more advanced topics in the management of information systems. The topics covered will vary with each offering. E-business and mobile business are raised as major areas, due to the rapid progression of information communication technologies. The objective of this course is to understand the latest development of information technologies. For this, students will discuss how to apply and use various innovative technologies to improve organization's performance. Also, this course is designed to give students a basic understanding for the

MGT543 Information Systems Analysis and Design This course covers the various methodologies (Structured Analysis and Design, Information Engineering, etc.), techniques (data modeling, process modeling), and tools (CASE, RDBMS, data dictionary) used in developing information systems application. Students are expected to work on a class project to apply what they learned from the course.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Accounting and Information System This course considers accounting not as simple book keeping or a calculation mechanism, but as information systems which are comprehensive combinations of human beings such as information producers, information users, information activities of an enterprise's management, information processing procedures, and a mechanism related to information. Topics include a basic concept of accounting information systems, internal control systems, the kind of transactions and book keeping mechanisms, and accounting procedures under computerized accounting information systems.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Business Application Programming The focus of this course is on Object-Oriented (OO) development by using the Object-Oriented programming language (OOPL). At the conclusion of this course, each student will be able to: (1) develop an object oriented representation of an application, and (2) design and implement an application in an object oriented programming language

Core Courses for MM (IT) Programme at Graduate School of Management SIM 5300: Systems Analysis and Design (3 Credits) This course introduces students to the basic steps followed in analysis and design of information systems. It also introduces the techniques used for each of the steps in the systems analysis and design. The students learn how to integrate these techniques and how to convert models developed during analysis and design to working systems. Pre-requisite(s): None

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Electronic Commerce This course will provide students with an overview of Electronic Commerce, e-Business, and basic Web application programming techniques. Each student is expected to select and present one topic related to current issues, and participate in a term project

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Personal Productivity with Information Technology This course is designed to give the students a basic understanding of management issues that surround the development and use of information technology in organizations. In particular, students will discuss how information technology can play a fundamental role in impacting changes in organizations’ business processes, work practices, organizational designs, and performance. The course is structured around two core areas: 1) Information Technology and the Internet, and 2) Information Technology and the Organization.

Full-time Graduate Courses Department of Information Management : College of Management at National Sun Yat-Sen University M4021002 Special Topics in MIS (3crs): This course is designed to help graduate students understand emergent and advanced MIS research theories. The major topics covered in this course include: 1) MIS research frameworks; 2) 44 organizational theories of MIS; 3) economic theories of MIS; 4) behavioral theories of MIS; 5) strategic theories of MIS; 6) social theories of MIS; and 7) emergent IT applications (CRM, SCM, ERP, and KM).

MGT740 Intelligent Information System As Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems (AI/ES) technologies progress, MIS managers need to understand not only the fundamentals of AI/ES, but also their relationships with the existing information systems technologies such as database and mathematical models. To meet this need, this course teaches the basic concepts and development tools of AI/ES and applies them to the managerial decision support. The discussion of cases and participating in a project are encouraged to learn real world experience of developing intelligent information systems.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Advanced Corporate Data Management Seminar The objectives of this course are to improve the abilities of students for developing and performing their own research topics, giving importance to the discussion and presentations of the latest development in the field of IS. This course is also designed to cover both the theoretical and practical aspects of database management systems. In order to provide an understanding of the evolution of data management, the traditional file organization is compared with network, hierarchical and relational models of data. Students can learn to focus on the overall management of