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ISOM 1380 |
Technology and Innovation: Social and Business Perspectives |
[3-0-0:3] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM139]
This course describes the development of technology and innovation from social and business perspectives.
It covers the technology side of innovations, how an invention can be developed into a successful commercial
product, the role of innovation in society and how innovations are created from a socioeconomic perspective.
It highlights that successful development and adoption of innovative products relies not only on the technology
itself but also a complex process that is subject to the impact of cultural, political, economic and managerial
factors. |
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Exclusion: |
ISOM
1440 |
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Instructor: |
Prof.
Jeevan JAISINGH |
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Class Hours: |
Tue
& Thu 1200-1320 (L1) - Rm 2465 |
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ISOM 2010 |
Introduction to Information Systems |
[3-0-1:3] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM101, ISMT101] Information systems (IS) is about managing
the applications of IT to create business values. Topics include fundamental
concepts of IS, e-commerce, digital and internet economy, web 2.0 and social
networks, online advertising, personalization and privacy, digital rights
management and piracy, business intelligence and decision-making, how
organizations harness IS for innovative business strategies, and the
socio-economic impact of IS on organizations and societies. The labs cover
business problem-solving skills. |
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Exclusion: |
COMP 1001 |
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Instructors: |
Prof. Raymond SIN, Prof. Michael ZHANG, Prof. Prasanna KARHADE,
and Prof. Hong XU |
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Class Hours: |
Tue & Thu
1030-1150 (L1) - LTF
Tue & Thu 1630-1750 (L2) - Rm 4620
Mon & Wed 1030-1150 (L3) - Rm 3007
Mon &
Wed 1200-1320 (L4) - Rm 3007
Mon 1330-1450 & Fri 0900-1020 (L5) - Rm 4619
Mon 1500-1620 & Fri 1030-1150 (L6) - Rm 4619
Tue & Thu 1030-1150 (L7) - Rm 2407
Tue & Thu 1330-1450 (L8) - Rm 4620
Tue & Thu 1500-1620 (L9) - Rm 4620
Mon 1330-1420 (La1) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Tue 1200-1250 (La2) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Mon 1500-1550 (La3) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Tue 1030-1120 (La4) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Mon 1200-1250 (La5) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Mon 0900-0950 (La6) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Thu 1030-1120 (La7) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Tue 1330-1420 (La8) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Wed
0900-0950 (La9) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Wed 1030-1120 (La10) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Tue 1630-1720 (La11) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211)
Wed 1330-1420 (La12) - SBM PC Lab (Rm 3211) |
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Remarks: |
Required course for 1st year SBM students |
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ISOM 2030 |
Business Protections for Innovations |
[3-0-0:3] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM125, ISMT125] This course addresses the
problems and challenges related to regulatory and business protections
for business and scientific innovations, product innovations, service
innovations, software licenses, encryption, innovation reengineering,
trademark, copyright, music downloading, digital entertainment, data
mining and personal privacy. |
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Instructor: |
Prof.
Theodore CLARK |
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Class Hours: |
Mon
& Wed 0900-1020 (L1) - Rm 3008 |
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ISOM 2310 |
Chronicle of Internet Commerce |
[3-0-0:3] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM131]
This course reviews the economic, social and technological trends in
commerce enabled by the Internet. It also examines the impacts of
technological development from the industrial revolution to those in
the Internet era (e.g. search engine, etc.) Emphasis is placed on the
uniqueness of the Internet as a platform for commerce. Other topics
include the social consequences of Internet commerce, including piracy
and privacy. |
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Exclusion: |
ISOM
231 (prior to 2011-12) |
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Instructor: |
Prof.
Jack TEH |
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Class Hours: |
Tue
& Thu 1200-1320 (L1) - Rm 2407
Mon & Wed 0900-1020 (L2) - Rm 2407 |
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ISOM 3100 |
Business Simulation and Strategic Decisions |
[3-0-0:3] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM210, ISMT200G] This course combines a
case study discussion approach to illustrate strategic decision
making in business with an integrated hands-on business simulation
exercise as part of the learning process. Topics include making
strategic choices and evaluating options and tradeoffs in a competitive
business simulated industry environment. The objective of the course
is to develop a broad perspective in managerial decisions and an
appreciation of economic and social factors that drive modern global
organizations. |
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Instructor: |
Prof.
Theodore CLARK |
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Class Hours: |
Mon & Wed 1030-1150 (L1) - SBM Microsoft. Net Lab (Rm 4116) |
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ISOM 3180 |
Telecommunications and Computer Networking Management |
[3-0-1:3] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM235, ISMT235] Essential elements
of telecommunications in support of business activities. Topics
include OSI Model and TCP/IP Protocol Suite, LAN and WAN
technology, voice and data communication technologies,
communication architectures, networking and security,
protocols and standards. |
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Exclusion: |
COMP4621 |
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Instructor: |
Prof.
Percy DIAS |
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Class Hours: |
Tue & Thu 1630-1750 (L1) - SBM Case Lab III (Rm 4115A)
Wed 1200-1250 (La1) -
SBM Networking Lab (Rm 4380)
Wed 1330-1420 (La2) -
SBM Networking Lab (Rm 4380)
Wed 1500-1550 (La3) -
SBM Networking Lab (Rm 4380) |
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ISOM 3230 |
Business Applications Programming |
[3-0-1:3] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM223, ISMT223] An introduction to business
applications programming will be covered in this course. Students will
learn and understand programming concepts and gain programming
experiences for business applications development through a business
programming language. |
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Prerequisite: |
(For non-BSc in Quantitative Finance students) ISOM2010 |
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Exclusion: |
COMP1022Q |
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Instructor: |
Prof. James KWOK |
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Class Hours: |
Wed & Fri 1630-1750 (L1) - Rm 4333
Fri 1200-1250 (La1) -
SBM Microsoft .Net Lab (Rm 4116) |
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ISOM 3260 |
Database Design and Administration |
[2-1-2:4] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM226, ISMT226] Fundamental concepts of
database management systems and their usage for managing the
information resources of an organization; methodologies for
designing and managing a database system to support business
applications. |
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Exclusions: |
COMP
3311, IELM 3300 |
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Co-requisite: |
ISOM
3210 |
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Instructor: |
Prof.
James THONG |
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Class Hours: |
Mon
1030-1220 (L1) - SBM Case Lab III (Rm 4115A)
Mon 1330-1520
(L2) - SBM Case Lab III (Rm 4115A)
Mon 1600-1750
(L3) - SBM Case Lab III (Rm 4115A)
Fri 1330-1620 (La1)
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SBM
Microsoft .Net Lab (Rm 4116)
Fri 0900-1150 (La2) -
SBM Microsoft .Net Lab (Rm 4116)Thu
1330-1620 (La3) -
SBM Microsoft .Net Lab (Rm 4116)
Thu 0900-1150 (La4) -
SBM Microsoft .Net Lab (Rm 4116) |
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Remarks: |
Required course for 2nd year IS students |
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| ISOM
3380 |
Advanced
Network Management (Cisco - ICND) |
[3-1-1:4] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM219, ISMT219] Combining extensive lab work
with lectures and WWW self-paced learning materials provided by the Cisco
Networking Academy Program, this course helps students develop practical
network administration and management skills. This course is designed to
prepare students to take (and pass) the Cisco Certified Network Administrator
(CCNA) certification examination. |
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Exclusion: |
ISOM
519 |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM3440 or ISMT235 (2003-08), ISOM3180 (after 2007-08) |
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Instructor: |
Prof.
Percy
DIAS |
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Class Hours: |
Tue & Thu 1330-1450 (L1) - Rm
4619
Fri 1000-1150 (La1) - SBM Networking Lab (Rm 4380)
Fri 1430-1620 (La2) - SBM Networking Lab (Rm 4380) |
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ISOM 4300 |
Information Systems Control and Assurance |
[3-0-0:3] |
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[Previous Course Code: ISOM341, ISMT341] This course introduces the
fundamental concepts and tools to perform information systems (IS)
control and assurance. Topics include IS control standards, guidelines
and best practices to protect and control business systems, IT governance
frameworks (e.g., COBIT), as well as the latest development in IS management
practice. |
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Prerequisite: |
ISOM 2010 |
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Instructor: |
Prof. Percy DIAS |
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Class Hours: |
Tue & Thu 1030-1150 (L1) - Rm 4619 |
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ISOM 4400 |
Information Systems Project |
[0-0-12:4] |
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Development of an information
system with substantial complexity through the use of methodologies
and technologies. May be graded PP. Student enrollment in this course
requires the approval of the course instructor. Credit load will be
spread over the year. |
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Exclusions: |
ISOM4380 and ISOM4390 |
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Instructor: |
Prof.
James KWOK |
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Class Hours: |
TBA |
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