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Introduction to Information Systems for Students in Information Systems (GWI)

 

Type and Deduction


Requirements
No requirements given.
The number of participants is not limited.

Language

German

Scope of Deduction
6 CP
4 SWS (3 SWS lectures, 1 SWS tutorials)

Lecturer
Gabriele Schneidereit

Course Material

The course material will be provided in STiNE for the single course dates on the lecture page on a weekly basis (by clicking on the chosen week on "Übersicht der Kurstermine" on the right side of the lecture page).

Course Dates

All lectures and tutorials are planned in presence.

lecture and tutorial: Tue, 02:00- 6:00 pm, WiWi 3136/42


Registration

In order to participate in this course it is obligatory to register in STiNE during the STiNE registration periods.
Please note: all module materials (slides, excercises, exam examples) are only provided via STiNE and can only be used by students, who are correctly registered for a lecture in this module via STiNE .

Evaluation
Evaluation Type: exam (duration: 90 min.)
s soon as they are known the exact examination dates will be announced in STiNE.
Registration for the exams in STiNE well within the registration periods is mandatory (also for students who repeat the exam!).

  • Introduction: information and communication systems, objectives of information systems
  • basics in computer sciences and information and communication technology: hardware, software, computer networks, WWW, coding of information as data
  • Information Management: data / information / knowledge, layer model of information management, objectives of information management
  • Modelling: business modelling, data modelling (ER-modelling), function- and process-oriented modelling, Simulation
  • Data Bases: architecture of data bases, transaction concept, relational data bases, data base design, structured query language, data management, data warehouse
  • Software Development: activities and approach models for software development, software project management, software architecture, software reuse
  • Business Applications: basics, security, application systems for different application areas, electronic commerce

Fink, A.; Schneidereit, G.; Voß, S. (2005): Grundlagen der Wirtschaftsinformatik. 2. Ed., Physica, Heidelberg.

Further literature recommendations given during lectures.

 

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