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For example, your subject line could be \u201cMIS 320: Questions about Assignment 1\u2026.\u201d\nClass Website\thttps://blackboard.ndus.edu\nWe will be using the online Blackboard system in this class. Many of your assignments and grades will be accessed through Blackboard.\nTime/Place\t6-week session online course\nPrerequisites\tCSCI 116, MIS 116 or TL 116\n\nRequired Textbooks\nUnlimited subscription. The subscription can be purchased through the NDSU bookstore or Cengage\u2019s website.\nMIS, 11th Edition, Hossein Bidgoli, Cengage\nMS Office 365 2021 Collection (Available in Cengage MindTap)\n\nRequired Technology\t1.\tA Windows computer. Microsoft Access is available only in the MS Office package for the Windows version. For Mac users, if you do not have a Windows computer, you will need to use Remote Desktop to remotely log in to a computer on campus. The Remote Desktop instructions will be posted on Blackboard.\n2.\tMicrosoft Office 365 ProPlus. The program package is available FREE to NDSU students. Please follow the download instructions here: https://kb.ndsu.edu/page.php?id=100617\nCourse Description\tThis course is an introduction to the basic concepts and developments in information technology. It includes an overview of the opportunities and challenges in the development and management of organizational information systems from a socio-technical perspective. The course is a combination of lecture and hands-on computer sessions.\nLearning Outcomes\tNDSU College of Business Learning Goals:\n1.\tOur students will be effective communicators\n2.\tOur students will demonstrate effective critical thinking and decision making\n3.\tOur students will be knowledgeable about key business domains\n4.\tOur students will show sensitivity to ethics/ethical reasoning\n5.\tOur students will be effective collaborators\n6.\tOur students will be sensitive to issues of globalization\nMIS 320 contributes to these goals through its student learning outcomes:\n1.\tStudents will demonstrate the ability to identify security, legal and ethical issues related to information systems in today\u2019s organization.\n2.\tStudents will apply current theories of strategic advantage to understand how information technology can impact an organization\u2019s strategy.\n3.\tStudents will demonstrate an understanding of the system development life-cycle and other development methodologies from the system user\u2019s perspective.\n4.\tStudents will understand important information technologies and be able to indicate how a new emerging technology could impact an organization.\n5.\tStudents will demonstrate competence using Excel spreadsheets and Access databases to create a decision tool to enhance decision-making.\nCourse Expectations\tThe topics covered in this course are difficult to master without considerable effort. Since there is a combination of hands-on assignments and conceptual material you will need to develop a diverse set of skills to be successful. Further, since this is a six-week online course, you will need to put forth considerable effort and time (16-20 hours/week) for working on class homework assignments. Assignments are due weekly. You should make every effort to keep up on the online lectures and assigned readings, and complete the assignments by the specified due dates. New concepts build on earlier concepts.\n\nGrading Policy and Scale\nAll grade appeals should be made to the instructor in writing via e-mail within seven days of receiving back the graded assignment. Grades will be based on the following scale:\n\n\nReview Questions 120 points\nAssignments 250 points\nTests 240 points\nTerm Project80 points\nTotal 690 points\n\nGrade A 90-100%\nGrade B 80-89.9%\nGrade C 70-79.9%\nGrade D 60-69.9%\nGrade F < 60%\n\nGrade A 621-690 points\nGrade B 552-620 points \nGrade C 483-551 points\nGrade D 414-482 points\nGrade F < 414 points\n\nLecture Videos\tLecture videos will be posted on Blackboard on Tuesday each week.", "start_char_idx": 0, "end_char_idx": 4371, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "3477a722-0829-4a95-bd47-8fb55d6d31b3": {"__data__": {"id_": "3477a722-0829-4a95-bd47-8fb55d6d31b3", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"file_path": "C:\\Users\\Limin\\openai\\mis320-Fone\\data\\Syllabus-Text.txt", "file_name": "Syllabus-Text.txt", "file_type": "text/plain", "file_size": 10512, "creation_date": "2024-05-22", "last_modified_date": "2024-05-22", "last_accessed_date": "2024-05-22"}, "excluded_embed_metadata_keys": ["file_name", "file_type", "file_size", "creation_date", "last_modified_date", "last_accessed_date"], "excluded_llm_metadata_keys": ["file_name", "file_type", "file_size", "creation_date", "last_modified_date", "last_accessed_date"], "relationships": {"1": {"node_id": "7ea5427e-777e-4f5e-aac3-e64a52f5e24e", "node_type": "4", "metadata": {"file_path": "C:\\Users\\Limin\\openai\\mis320-Fone\\data\\Syllabus-Text.txt", "file_name": "Syllabus-Text.txt", "file_type": "text/plain", "file_size": 10512, "creation_date": "2024-05-22", "last_modified_date": "2024-05-22", "last_accessed_date": "2024-05-22"}, "hash": "3f00d29fad83688f24b02cd78b19653dac3bc31f169ba0e997fbb4ecff5b48ab", "class_name": "RelatedNodeInfo"}, "2": {"node_id": "e7c0c63f-c509-4e77-b7f5-6652484161f7", "node_type": "1", "metadata": {"file_path": "C:\\Users\\Limin\\openai\\mis320-Fone\\data\\Syllabus-Text.txt", "file_name": "Syllabus-Text.txt", "file_type": "text/plain", "file_size": 10512, "creation_date": "2024-05-22", "last_modified_date": "2024-05-22", "last_accessed_date": "2024-05-22"}, "hash": "6364f5381d7cc8c5a639b820c9f61294041ff359f688568c2c8926e26fa3c703", "class_name": "RelatedNodeInfo"}, "3": {"node_id": "725e1739-05c1-41c1-8f44-a17008e39751", "node_type": "1", "metadata": {}, "hash": "a7314e99691fb60a60700bd692348abb8ab2c17f46ae6772cf172d65c631c2f2", "class_name": "RelatedNodeInfo"}}, "hash": "845d479216378f11ab771fbf4384c003e2a50d2dce212c567ab314fd97f1c034", "text": "Review Questions 120 points\nAssignments 250 points\nTests 240 points\nTerm Project80 points\nTotal 690 points\n\nGrade A 90-100%\nGrade B 80-89.9%\nGrade C 70-79.9%\nGrade D 60-69.9%\nGrade F < 60%\n\nGrade A 621-690 points\nGrade B 552-620 points \nGrade C 483-551 points\nGrade D 414-482 points\nGrade F < 414 points\n\nLecture Videos\tLecture videos will be posted on Blackboard on Tuesday each week.\nReview Questions\t\u2022\tSix sets of review questions and case studies due weekly (20 points each)\n\u2022\tYou need to work independently with NO consultation with any other person except for the instructor\n\u2022\tType your answers in a Word document and upload it to Blackboard\n\u2022\tDetailed guidelines will be posted on Blackboard\nAssignments\t\u2022\tFive assignments (50 points each)\n\u2022\tYou need work on the assignments individually\n\u2022\tComplete the assignments in Cengage MindTap (instructions to complete the assignments will be posted on Blackboard)\n\u2022\tAssignments are due on assigned dates. Any homework assignment not turned in on time will be lowered 10% per day. Missing assignments will received a grade of zero.\nTests\t\u2022\tSix tests (40 points each) due weekly\n\u2022\tYou need work on the tests independently with NO consultation with any other person except for the instructor\n\u2022\tEach test contains 40-50 questions from chapters required for that week\u2019s readings and lectures\n\u2022\tYou need to watch the lecture videos and read the assigned readings before starting the tests\n\u2022\tTests are due on Saturdays. In case of missing a test, you will need to contact the instructor in advance to reschedule the test. Otherwise you will receive a grade of zero.\nTerm Project\t\u2022\tIndividual term project (80 points)\n\u2022\tCreate a set of PowerPoint presentation slides examining an issue relevant to MIS today. The focus of the project will be to identify a problem or opportunity that management faces today regarding the management of information systems within their organization. \n\u2022\tDetailed guidelines will be posted on Blackboard.\nCopyright of Course Materials\n\u2022\tNDSU Policy 190 on Intellectual property.\n\u2022\tIn this course recording the lectures is prohibited with your own personal devices (without prior express approval from the instructor).\n\u2022\tIn this course recording the lectures for anything other than personal use is prohibited.\nOther Guidelines\n\u2022\tAdditional Items: All students must have a student ID and must be able to log in to the blackboard using their ID. All students are expected to check the blackboard on a daily basis (weekends included) for messages related to this course.\n\u2022\tAcademic Honesty: All work in this course must be completed in a manner consistent with NDSU University Senate Policy, Section 335: Code of Academic Responsibility and Conduct that can be found at http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/policy/335.htm\n\u2022\tStudents are responsible for submitting their own work. Students who cooperate on any class participation exercises, assignments or examinations without authorization share the responsibility for violation of academic principles, and such students are subject to disciplinary action even when one of the students is not enrolled in the course where the violation occurred. The minimum penalty for prohibited academic conduct will be a failing grade for the course for each of the individuals involved.\n\u2022\tSpecial Accommodations. 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Students who cooperate on any class participation exercises, assignments or examinations without authorization share the responsibility for violation of academic principles, and such students are subject to disciplinary action even when one of the students is not enrolled in the course where the violation occurred. The minimum penalty for prohibited academic conduct will be a failing grade for the course for each of the individuals involved.\n\u2022\tSpecial Accommodations. Any student with disabilities or other special needs who needs special accommodation in this course is encouraged to speak to the primary instructor and contact the Disability Services Office as soon as possible to make appropriate arrangements for these accommodations.\n\nTentative Course Schedule\nWeek 1 (Tuesday, May 14 \u2013 Monday, May 20)\n\u2022\tLecture Videos: Course Introduction, Chapters 1 & 2\n\u2022\tReading: MIS 11 (e-book in MindTap), Modules 1 & 2\n\u2022\tReview Questions 1 (MIS 11 Modules 1 & 2), Due: Friday, May 17\n\u2022\tTest 1 (Lecture Video Chapters 1 & 2 and MIS 11 Modules 1 & 2), Due: Saturday, May 18\n\u2022\tAssignment 1 (New Perspective e-book - Excel Module 8 in MindTap), Due: Monday, May 20\n\u2022\tStudent Profile, Due: Monday, May 20\nWeek 2 (Tuesday, May 21 \u2013 Monday, May 27)\n\u2022\tLecture Videos: Chapters 3 & 4\n\u2022\tReading: MIS 11 Book (MindTap), Modules 3 & 4\n\u2022\tReview Questions 2 (MIS 11 Modules 3 & 4), Due: Friday, May 24\n\u2022\tTest 2 (Video Lecture Chapters 3 & 4 and MIS 11 Modules 3 & 4 on Blackboard) , Due: Saturday, May 25\n\u2022\tAssignment 2 (New Perspective Book - 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Students should work individually on the project.\nProject Deliverables\nAll the deliverables must be submitted through Blackboard.\n1. Project Proposal (5 pt. Due Date: Monday, May 27, 11:59pm)\nCreate a project proposal that includes TWO potential topics. You can pick the topics shown below in the Potential Project Topics section in this document. You can also propose your own topics if they are related to MIS but not on the list. For each topic, write one paragraph describing the topic in a Word document. Upload your proposal to Blackboard folder Term Project Proposal.\n2. Final Report and Presentation (75 pt.)  Due Date: Monday, Jun. 24, 11:59pm)\nCreate a set of PowerPoint slides that includes the following items. Your slides should be well created and professional. Use bullet points to summarize the key ideas that you want to communicate and further explain the details in the Notes section of each slide. Hint: provide as much detail as possible in the Notes section. \n\nPotential Project Topics\n* Topic #1: Business intelligence, data analytics, or data mining.\n* Topic #2: Collaboration technologies in the workplace.\n* Topic #3: Managing and making use of large enterprise systems.\n* Topic #4: Current cybersecurity vulnerabilities and strategies.\n* Topic #5: Business applications of Generative AI.\n* Topic #6: Business applications of emerging technologies (e.g., virtual reality, blockchain, and quantum computing).\n#\nDescription\nNumber of slides\n1\nTitle slide with your name (3 points)\n1 slide\n2\nWhat is your topicdefine it in a way that clarifies what the issue is all about. This should not be at a superficial level, but should be at a depth that convinces your instructor that you understand the topic. (5 points)\n1-2 slides\n3\nWhy and how does this topic impact todays organization? Generally, what type of organization is most impacted by it? Who needs to know about it? Are there any societal implications? Does this make some other technologies or strategies less relevant? (8 points)\n1-2 slides\n4\nYou should apply at least one theory or framework from class in your discussion. For example, Porters Five Forces model, McCumbers security model, the digital divide, or some other material discussed in class/textbook. Make sure you specifically address how the framework is applied to your project (10 points)\n1 slide\n5\nEconomic feasibility: Does this dramatically reduce costs for the organizations? Increase revenues? Create new opportunities for new start-ups? Provide specific examples of the costs and benefits of the technology. Hint: check out the economic feasibility topic in Chapter 10. Discuss about the costs and benefits (in the value of dollars) of the technology. (12 points)\n1-2 slides\n6\nTechnical feasibility: Will this create the need for new technology changes in organizations? What technologies are enabling this new technology, strategy, or trend? Provide specific examples of the related technologies used in your project. Hint: check out the technical feasibility topic in Chapter 10. Discuss about specific technologies related to you topic. (12 points)\n1-2 slides\n7\nOperational feasibility: Will this change how people do their job? Do other tasks? Will it be widely accepted or will there be resistance to changes related to this technology, strategy, or trend? Provide specific examples/cases related to your project. Hint: check out the operational feasibility topic in Chapter 10. (12 points)\n1-2 slides\n8\nWhat does the future hold for this technology, strategy, or trend? Is this rapidly changing? What is driving the change? Why is this an issue today and not a decade ago? (8 points)\n1-2 slides\n9\nReferences slide. You should reference at least five outside authoritative references of your material. 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