Class Information Systems

This course unit addresses technologies applied to information systems, production, and business processes from a managerial perspective. It introduces the fundamental concepts of information systems and management, as well as the analysis of information system development methods for organizations, using information modeling techniques. The course also includes the use of business intelligence tools for information management, the development of risk analysis and information security skills, and the integration of the competencies acquired with information systems management methodologies.

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Data, Information and Knowledge Management; Free software, General Public License; Database Management System. Data models. Spreadsheet - MSExcel: Treatment of tables such as databases, advanced formatting options, applying and defining functions, dynamic tables and graphs, Visual basic for applications (VBA) - automation controls; Virtualization of operations / Cloud computing; Digital Marketing and SEO; Information security and risk management; ¿Disaster Recovery Plan; BPM - Business Process Management; Integrated Business Management Systems (ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning); IDM - Integrated Document Management; Customer Relationship Management Systems (CRM). Business intelligence for information management.

The UC is divided into theoretical and practical sessions. In theoretical sessions more than the expository method, it is intended to captivate and foster the spirit of intervention, constantly launching challenges, which require a chain of reasoning and attention, expanding the student's ability to concentrate. In practical sessions, practical challenges will be launched, which should generate appropriate solutions.

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