Management Information Systems

FACULTY

ECONOMIC AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

LEVEL

UNDERGRATUATE

MODULE CODE

602

SEMESTER

6^ο

MODULE TITLE

Management Information Systems

EDUCATIONALACTIVITIES
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WEEKLY TEACHING HOURS

CREDIT UNITS

4

5

MODULE TYPE

OBLICATORY - INFORMATICS

PREREQUISITES

Informatics I

Informatics II

TEACHING LANGUAGE

Greek

MODULE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS

NO

MODULE URL

To be provided

Learning Outcomes

This course aims to help students to understand the basic concepts of Business Information Systems (BIS) and their role in a modern business.

More specifically, students will comprehend:

• The concept of digital transformation of a business
• The digital strategy of a company
• The categories of business information systems
• How to model business processes
• The methodologies used for the development and support of BIS
• Alternative ways in which companies / organizations utilize technology

Competences offered

This course aims in addition to technical knowledge to help the student to develop generic skills such as:

• To have the ability to search, analyze and synthesize information, using digital technologies
• To be able to work autonomously and in teams
• To be able to analyze businesses and do business process modeling
• To be able to manage IT projects
• To develop algorithmic thinking

The contents of this module are the following:

• Introduction to business information systems
• Architecture of business information systems
• Human Resources Information Systems (HRS)
• Enterprise Resource Management Systems (ERP)
• Production information systems
• Logistics information systems
• Financial information systems
• Customer Relationship Management Information Systems (CRM)
• Modeling of business processes with specialized languages such as BPMN
• Management of IT projects
• Agile IT project management
• Operating business information systems
• Advanced business information systems (IoT, Blockchain, AI)

DELIVERY MODE

FACE-TO-FACE LECTURES, LABORATORY ASSIGNEMENTS

USE OF ICT TOOLS

Specialized software (eg. ERP systems such as SAP, CRM)

Using eclass a learning management system

MODULE TEACHING STRUCTURE

STUDENT EVALUATION

Capstone project 30%

Final exams 70%

1. Panos Fitsilis, Business Information Systems, 2^ηEdition, Broken Hill, 2019, ISBN 9789925563722
2. Hoffer-Valacich-George, Analysis and Design of Information Systems, 5ηEdition, 2013, ISBN: 978-960-418-449-1
3. Laudon K., Laudon J., Management Information Systems, 11ηEdition, Kleidarithmos Publications, 2014, ISBN: 978-960-461-623-7
4. Wallace P., Management Information Systems, Kritiki Publications, 2014, ISBN: 978 960-218-886-6