Information Systems 12 (E238) Info. Sys. Timetable 2005

Information Systems: Lesson By Lesson

Term 1 Week 1: Your textbook is your best source of reference Definitions: data, information, system Lookup: carriers; service providers Week 2: Week 3: Compare and contrast Distributed with centralised information systems Week 4: MIS Draw LDFDs. Week 5: Top-down vs bottom up design and development Week 6: Apply Life-Cycle approach to systems development Week 7: Do 1997 TEE, Question 27 Week 8: Compare computer systems and computer-based information systems. Week 9: Find five examples of distributed processing that use the internet. Week 10: Project planning: Gantt Charts, other examples. Term 2 Week 1: MIS revisited. Week 2: Compare and contrast open vs closed information systems. Week 3: Compare information systems with communication systems. Week 4: Revision Week 5: Semester 1 exams Week 6: Semester 1 exams Week 7: Draw LDFDs Week 8: Apply analysis techniques Week 9: Time management for group work Week 10: Project management: details. Term 3 Week 1: MIS revisited YA. Week 2: Compare and contrast SDLC and Prototyping. Week 3: Teams, groupware, etc. Week 4: RDBMS Week 5: RDBMS Week 6: Apply analysis techniques. Week 7: Draw LDFDs Week 8: Apply analysis techniques. Week 9: Draw LDFDs Week 10: Revision Term 4 Week 1: Semester 2 exams Week 2: Revision TEE 2003 Week 3: Revisiion TEE 2003 Total Time: 35 hours (Only 30 hours shown here so far!)

Information Systems 12 (E238) Information Systems (35 hours)

1. Define: datum data information system 2. Describe: information systems communications systems 3. Define: carriers service providers 4. Describe: management information systems computer systems computer-based information systems 5. Describe: centralised information systems distributed information systems

6. Describe: open information systems closed information systems 7. Apply logical data flow diagrams. 8. Apply analysis techniques. 9. Apply design techniques including ‘life cycle’ and ‘prototyping’. 10. Define and compare: ‘top down’ design ‘bottom up’ development 11. Define project management including: teams planning progress reports time management work assignment (work breakdown structure) Note: Students are expected to develop skills in the analysis and design of information systems in association with other sections of this subject.

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