Reports: MIS105, MIS205

I haven't yet seen a MIS major in my university. So I guess that majority people from my university would be only doing these two MIS courses. So here they go. Both of these reports are done by me and both got pretty high marks. For those people from other Universities please refer to the course descriptions to see whether these reports would come to any use.

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MIS105-Introduction to Computers

1. SalesPro-A Simple Sales Program

Description: A basic sales system for a computer sales shop. The program has been created in Ms Excel using macro codes and simple visual basic.

Content: Report, Presentation, Software, Flowcharts

MIS205-Computer Information Systems

1. Onix Cement Company- Sales and Stock Management System

Description: An advanced sales and stock management system created for an imaginary Cement Manufacturing company. The software has been developed using Ms Access and contains databases, forms and queries.

Content: Project Proposal, Report, Presentation.

Course Descriptions

Mis105(Introduction to Computers)-Provides a general understanding of computer applications and functions of the components of a computer system. Topics include components of computer systems; concepts of software; introduction to operating systems; history of computer languages; programming fundamentals; basics such as constant, variables, data type, operators and expressions, pointer; concepts of database; internet technology and World Wide Web. This course undertaken in a lab setting also provides functional orientation to word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, database and WebPages design. The students also learn some basic skills in searching and evaluating online resources.

Mis205(Computer Information Systems)-Fundamentals of information systems; the components of computer based information systems; overview of different types of systems (TPS, MIS, DSS, ESS); phases of system development and implementation; database management system and distributed systems; data communication and network; Internet and E-commerce; artificial intelligence and its applications; knowledge management; examples of strategic application of IT in an organization; privacy, security, social and ethical issues. The course requires the students to analyze business cases applying their technical and problem solving skills.