Text Box: CIS 3345 - Management Information Systems
 
Text Box: Summer 2016 
University of Texas at el Paso
college of business admi
 


 

 

Text Box: CIS 3345 - Management Information Systems
 
Text Box: Fall 2016 
University of Texas at el Paso
college of business administration
Sec
 


 

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Instructor:

Laura L. Hall, PhD,

o    Email:  lhall@utep.edu 

o    Office:  CoBA 259;  Phone: 915 747 7743

o    Office Hours: 

M    8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
TT 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. or by appointment
 

 

 

 

REQUIRED TEXTBOOK:

Management Information Systems: Managing the  Digital Firm 14th ed.; Kenneth C. Lauddon and Jane P. Laudon; Pearson; 2016. ISBN-13:978-0-13-389816-3

(NO LAB ACCESS NEEDED)

Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm (14th Edition) Laudon | 9780133898163

 

 

 

Course Description:

This course integrates both computer concepts and information systems concepts, and provides a strong managerial emphasis focusing on the impact of technologies in different environments.  Coverage includes the analysis, design, development, and implementation of information systems.  The course provides the fundamentals of management of information systems including organizational, global and strategic issues. 

Course Objectives:

The objective of CIS 3345 is to increase the student’s understanding of the role of IT in business so that he/she can be prepared for an active role in designing, using, and managing information systems. Upon successful completion of this course, the CIS 3345 students will be able to:

 

 

 

 

Course Requirements:

 

 

Projects

There will be a team research project.

Exams

There will be 4 exams.  All questions will be multiple choice and true/fales.  Bring a scantron. 

 

Attendance

Attendance for class is MANDATORY and will be worth 15% of your grade. .  Attendance will be taken at the beginning of class and if you are not there on time it will be counted as an absence.    If you miss 1-2 classes, your attendance grade will be an A.  if you miss 3-4 classes your attendance grade wil be a B.  If you miss 5-6 classes your attendance grade will be a C.  If you miss 7-8 classes your attendance grade will be a D.  If you miss  more than 8 classes your attendance grade will be an F.   If you can not make your class on time, please register for a different section. 

Need for Assistance:

 If you have any condition, such as a physical or learning disability, which will make it difficult for you to carry out the work as I have outlined it, or which will require academic accommodations, please notify me as soon as possible.

 

There are no make-ups. If you miss an exam you must do a 15 page paper instead of the exam.   ** Late work is not accepted.  Don’t even ask.  Period.  **  Computer issues (Server/Browser, etc…)  are not a valid excuse to miss an assignment.

 

 

Academic Dishonesty

 

I expect all students to conduct themselves with the highest level of integrity.  You have the opportunity throughout your business career to demonstrate your own level of integrity.  Similarly, in this class you will have an opportunity to demonstrate academic integrity.  The two are inextricably linked.  I encourage you to think about the standard you set for business integrity in your career, and to implement that standard with respect to your academic integrity in this class. 

 

Academic dishonesty in any form will not be tolerated. For a definition of academic dishonesty and its consequences, see your student handbook.

 

For the purposes of this course, academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to,

 

• Copying another student’s solution or allowing another student to copy your solution

• Removing or copying pages or problems from exams or quizzes, including those posted on the World Wide Web

• Any other activity that jeopardizes the integrity of this course.

 

 

Evaluation:

 

Grades are not given; they are EARNED. You must work for it.   Your grade will be based on results rather than on effort—your performance is an indicator of your ability to master the topic. Decide to work NOW for the grade you want.  Students who keep up with the materials, do all of the assignments, and participate in the learning experiences typically do well.

 

Your grade will be based on the total number of points that you earn for each assignment group.  The weight associated with each of the graded areas, and the total points required to earn the various grades, are shown below. 

 

Assignment Group

Weight

Attendance

15%

Exams 4

65

Project

20

Total

100%

 

Your grade will be calculated using the following scale:

 

Grade

Level of Work

Percentage Range

A

Excellent, distinguished

90 – 100%

B

Very good, above average

80 – 89%

C

Average, Normal

70 – 79%

D

Below Average

60 - 69%

F

Failing

<60%

 

The instructor reserves the right to relax the standards and to make judgment calls at the end of the semester.

 

A grade of "I" (Incomplete) will be assigned only in circumstances in agreement with the current UTEP Undergraduate Catalog.               

 

If you are taking this course under the S/U option, you must earn a "B" or better to receive a grade of "S." 

 

Class Schedule:

 

I reserve the right to change any assignment if circumstances dictate.  Students will be notified of such changes through an announcement in class and/or email.  It is the student’s responsibility to be aware of such change.

 Fall 2016

WEEK

Start Date

 ASSIGNMENTS

 NOTES

1

August 22

Intro

 

 

2

August 29

Triumph of the Nerds
 

 

3

September 5

 

Chapter 1

Monday Labor Day

 

Laudon_MIS14_ch01.ppt

 

4

September 12

Chapter 2

 

Laudon_MIS14_ch02.ppt

 

5

September 19

GROUP PROJECTS

EXTRA CREDIT  20 points on test

Use of library seminar by Harvey Castelleno in Rm. 204 at the library.  Sept. 19th at 12:00 p.m. and Sept. 20th at 9:00 a.m.

DO NOT MEET IN CLASS
MEET IN YOUR GROUP

6

September 26

Chapter 3

 

Laudon_MIS14_ch03.ppt

 

7

October 3

Chapter 4

 

Wed. & Thurs. -Test on Chapter 1-3

Laudon_MIS14_ch04.ppt

 

 

8

October 10

Chapter 5 & 6

Laudon_MIS14_ch05.ppt

Laudon_MIS14_ch06.ppt

 

9

October 17

 

Chapter 7

 Group Project Meetings on Thursday, Oct. 20 & Monday, Oct. 24

Laudon_MIS14_ch07.ppt

NO CLASS THURSDAY

 

10

October 24

Group Project Meetings on Thursday, Oct. 20 & Monday, Oct. 24


Chapter 8
 
OCT. 28 DROP DAY

 

Tuesday (Finish Chapter 7)
(Wednesday & Thursday Chap. 8)

NO CLASS MONDAY

Laudon_MIS14_ch08.ppt

 

 

11

October 31

Chapter 9 &10
 

Wed. & Thurs. Test on Chapter 4- 7

Laudon_MIS14_ch09.ppt

Laudon_MIS14_ch10.ppt

 

12

November 7

Chapter 11

Laudon_MIS14_ch11.ppt

 

13

November 14

Chapter 12

 

Wed. & Thurs.  Test on Chapter 8-11

Laudon_MIS14_ch12.ppt

 

14

November 21

Chapter 13&14

NOV. 24 & 25 THANKSGIVING

Laudon_MIS14_ch13.ppt

Laudon_MIS14_ch14.ppt

 

15

November 28

Chapter 15
 LAST WEEK OF CLASS

Dec. 2st – Dead Day

Laudon_MIS14_ch15.ppt

Wed. & Thurs. Test on Chapter 12-15

 

16

December 5-9

Finals

Paper Due

 

 December 10

GRADUATION!!!!!