Richard Hill

School of Computing and Management Sciences

Sheffield Hallam University  
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Teaching  
C2502 eBusiness
CM304 BISTA  
CM322 Bus. Process Modelling  
CMH152 Comp. Tech. for Business  
E-Learning  
Web-Based IS  
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Web-Based Information Systems

Learning Outcome:

After successfully completing this learning you will be able to discuss the application of web-based technology for business information systems.

Why should I do this?

When you need to advise as to the suitability of web-based systems for businesses.

How will I know when I've succeeded?

You will be able to write a concise argument describing the issues that a business faces when considering a web-based architecture for information systems.

 

Learning Objectives in the 'Mandatory Objectives' column refer to the bare minimum you need to learn to pass. It is essential that this learning is undertaken.

Successful completion of the 'Honours' column, together with the 'Mandatory Objectives' column, will prepare you more thoroughly.

If you complete all of the learning in each column, then you will be in the best position to obtain a high mark during the assessments.

For each category, click on individual Learning Objectives to access the relevant learning material.

Mandatory Objectives: Honours: First Class:
Why should businesses require an information system? What are the common industrial requirements for information systems? What would influence a business to purchase an information system?
What key features of a web-based information system should I describe to a customer? What are the common application areas for information systems? How can I improve business decision making with trend analysis and data mining?
How do I evaluate existing web-based presentations and critique their functionality? How can I use paper-based modelling to design a web application? How is web page design influenced by Human Computer Interaction (HCI) issues?
What tools am I likely to use? Are there any relevant references?

Pencil, paper, eraser, PC with internet access.

Management Information Systems, Seventh Edition, Kenneth Laudon & Jane Laudon, Prentice Hall, www.prenhall.com/laudon, ISBN 0-13-033066-3.
What are the key words that support this outcome?
  • business functions
  • communications technology
  • customer
  • digital firm
  • electronic business
  • evaluation
  • extranet
  • information architecture
  • information system
  • internet
  • interorganisational systems
  • intranet
  • management information systems (MIS)
  • standard operating procedures (SOP)
  • web site