Unhelkar MIS

Designed & Presented by

Bhuvan Unhelkar, PhD, FACS [email protected]

Mobile: 0413-821-454;

© MethodScience – 2001-2013

REMINDERS: Ongoing

(Part of Post Graduate Program in Management (PGPM) The Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai, India)

Mutual Protocols

Pleeease… • Please: Let us remain courteous in all our

discussions

• Please: Keep Phones on Silent & Laptops off

• Please: Ask most questions in Class – so that

others will benefit by the Q&A

• Please: Avoid walking in and out of the lecture

during the presentation

• Please: Try not to leave first rows empty

• Please: Avoid browsing/screens (social media)

during the lecture

• Please: Mention your first name when you talk

with me (at least initially so that I can remember you)

• Please browse through next week’s material

• Feel free to address me by my first name

Course: Management Information System (MIS)

Great Lakes Institute, Chennai, India; © MethodScience 2

Sub-Module

Mid-Term Quiz

20%; Week 7;

© MethodScience; Material Designed and Presented by Dr. B. Unhelkar

Mid-Term Quiz –

22 Aug, Friday, 2:30pm

• Worth 20% of the course evaluation; 1 Hour

• CLOSED-BOOK;

•30 MCQ (to help consolidate) and

•2 Descriptive (with examples required from Case study)

• Feedback within these sessions (face to face)

Sample Descriptive Questions in

the mid-term test

• "Business Process Re-engineering is all about

ensuring that the business is organized in a

customer-centric manner". Explain the concept

of BPR. Your answer MUST contain examples

from your case study (Project work). (15 marks)

• Data forms the fundamental basis for a

Management Information System. For a typical

MIS data strategy would typically involved slow-

moving and fast-moving data. Describe the

different characteristics of Data in a MIS. Your

description needs to have examples from your

case study (project work). (15 marks).

Course: Big Data Mgmt & Buss Informatics


Sub-Module

Group Project Work

Based on Case Studies


Group Project Work

5th

Sep 2014 • Worth 30% of the course evaluation;

• Work Has to be carried out in GROUPS •Each Group will receive ONE common Evaluation (Mark)

• Individual Marks may vary based on Intra-group student feedback

• Two Deliverables: Report and Presentation

• Group Presentation on 27th Aug; 15 mins including Q&A

• Report, in WORD, and PPTx to be submitted Electronically

Logistics - Protocols

• All groups & group members to be present –

please arrive 10 minutes before time

• Presentation must be submitted BEFORE the

class

• Please occupy first rows first; No walk-in/out,

No mobiles, No laptops, No talk etc.

• One group from each domain will be invited to

present: 12 mins + Q&A

– So, total of 5 presentations + my conclusions

• Based on discussions, you update your project

report and submit your presentation / report

online.


Presentation: 27th Aug, 2014

Client (Context) EA

Stakeholders + Needs,

Opportunities

Business Processes (Models,

Management)

Enterprise Architecture (Zachman)

Data – types, strategy

SMAC in your ERP

Lifecycle (Composite

Agile)

Quality Approach /

Social Issues

External Systems


Introduction

Conclusion &

Recommendation

Sub-Module

Final Exam

3 hours; Closed book


Final Exam – 6th

Sep

• Worth 50% of the course evaluation;

• CLOSED-book

• 2 hours (120 mins)

• MCQ in two parts: Easy (20 marks, 40 questions), Challenging (10 marks, 10 questions)

• Descriptive : (20 marks) ANY 4 out of 6 Questions – with examples required from the Project Work

Health – Agriculture –

Education – Banking -

Production

• Lets review together the Project Template with its descriptions

• Learning will happen through investigations, (explorations, research), team discussions, dis-agreements, documentation, report creation and presentation

• Each Group will present 15 minutes on their MIS deployment strategy in the given domain in the last of these sessions

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