CENG 564

Information Systems Policy, Management and Organization

The policy based management for planning, developing, installing, operating, and maintaining information systems in organizations with focus on political, economic, technological, physical and organizational factors

Course Objectives

1. To conceptualize and comprehend complex nature of information systems management. 2. To devise and evaluate solutions for information systems management. 3. To teach strategic importance of policy based management of information systems for organizations.

Recommended or Required Reading

J. Ward, J. Peppard, Strategic Planning for Information Systems , John Wiley, 2002.

Learning Outcomes

1 . Identify information systems management actions which add value to business.

2.  Know techniques and tools to be used in management of information systems.

3. Policy based design, implementation and maintenance of information systems with quality and trust in mind.

4.  Apply information systems management techniques to real world problems.

Topics
Introduction to information systems management
Evolution of information systems management
Information systems management models and frameworks
Information technologies governance
Information systems planning I
Information systems planning II
Organizational models for information systems
Standards and procedures
Legal issues
Financial issues
Quality management of information systems
Policy based management of information systems I
Policy based management of information systems II
Trust management in information systems

Grading

Midterm 30%

Presentation 40%

Final 30%