MIS%20300:%20Introduction%20to%20Management%20Information%20Systems

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MIS 300 Introduction to Management Information
Systems

• Yong Choi
• School of Business Administration
• CSU, Bakersfield

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First Announcement

• If you have not registered for this class, please
  leave this room as quiet as possible.
• Please follow your official class time no
  change of section

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Instructor

• Name Yong Choi, PhD
• Office BDC 101
• Office Hours see the syllabus
• Phone (661) 654 - 6691
• Email ychoi2_at_csub.edu
• No email checking during weekend

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Course Materials

• MIS 2010, 1st Edition
• Hossein Bidgoli
• ISBN-10 0324830084
• ISBN-13 9780324830088
• Course Website
• Blackboard
• GIS online courses by ESRI
• http//campus.esri.com

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Course Description

• Hybrid Class
• Since spring 2010
• The other section in-class
• Designed for a student who has minimum computer
  background.

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Course Description

• Create and manage database system
• Develop high quality website
• Develop basic GIS maps

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Websites for Course

• Course website
• http// www.csub.edu/ychoi2

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Tour of Blackboard

• http//www.csub.edu/els/bb9/
• Submit an assignment, midterm and a project thru
  the course Blackboard.
• Take final exam thru Blackboard.

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About MIS Lab 1

• DO NOT TRY TO FIX THE COMPUTER!!
• You will never be penalized because of technical
  problems of this classroom.
• Make sure the Internet connection of your
  computer works!
• Bring a flash (stick) memory for the in-class

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About MIS Lab 2

• When the PC in our class is powered on and before
  it boots in to windows, a screen comes up that
  will allow you to chose which operating system
  you want to load.

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About MIS Lab 3

• All you have to do is select the first choice
  "Windows XP professional". The second is "Windows
  XP professional with Office 2003". Thus, if you
  do not see Office 2007, you need to turn off the
  PC and then, restart it.

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MIS Lab Security Policy

• IT and Deans office established an official
  security policy.
• Students are not allowed to stay in the MIS Lab
  without a faculty member present.
• Students will not be allowed to loan the MIS lab
  proxy card under no circumstances.
• There are no exceptions to this rule.
• Contact the Deans office if you have questions
  or suggestions about this policy

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Evaluation and Grading

• Points scales are subject to change.
• Assignment 60 Points
• EC Project 1 and 2 20 points
• Midterm 50 points
• Final Exam 50 points
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• Total 180 points

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Submission 1

• You must submit an assignment, a project, and
  exams through the Blackboard assignment/exam
  submission link. Otherwise, it will not be
  accepted.

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Submission 2

• If youd like to avoid any type of problems,
  please submit using a PC in the school computer
  lab and also try to submit at least two days
  before the due date.

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Submission 3

• When you turn in an assignment, file name of your
  assignment or project must make sense.
• JohnDoe_assignment_3.doc
• ECprjt_1_group_3

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Course Guideline 1

• Class Attendance
• Is required
• Notify me first by email prior to the absence.
• Miss a class because of a documentable illness or
  other reasonable cause, I will provide help.
  Otherwise, I do not repeat any lectures, labs
• The attendance will be checked.

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Course Guideline 2

• The Blackboard email is an ONLY official email
• Every MIS 300 student is issued a Blackboard
  email account.
• It is the student's responsibility to regularly
  check his or her Blackboard email to stay current
  with MIS 300 course communications.
• If you email me using other email systems after
  10 days of the first class, I will not reply..

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Course Guideline 3

• No Break !! if you must go to the rest room, let
  me know (except ladies).
• No interference Up to 40 of your total score
  can be deducted depending on the level of
  interference.

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No Interference

• surfing the Internet without a permission
• typing (email, paper)
• talking to classmates during the lectures - If
  you have any question, let your instructor know
  directly. Do not discuss your questions with your
  neighbors (do not distract others.).
• Coming class late (no back doors) and leaving
  class without any notification

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Course Guideline 4

• Peer Group Evaluation is a part of the grading
  scheme.
• Your evaluation is 100 confidential.
• To prevent free riding in the group, the
  contribution of each member will be assessed.
• Each member is expected to submit a peer group
  evaluation at the end of the quarter.
• No one will be allowed to see your evaluation.
• Please remember that your final grade can be up
  or down graded based on the evaluation result.

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Course Guideline 5

• Any Work Turned in must be neatly done and should
  conform to the following specifications.
• Microsoft Office is the ONLY official software
  for our university (No Microsoft Works). Thus,
  you MUST use Microsoft Office when you submit
  assignments and projects.

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Course Guideline

• Late work
• will be penalized (25 each day late)
• Failure to submit an assignment by the deadline
  will result in a grade of 0.
• A written excuses from the appropriate person
  such as a medical doctor is the only acceptable
  form of excuse.

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Course Guideline 6

• Office hours
• Please do not try to use office hours to make up
  for a missed class (I do not repeat any
  lectures).
• You must be able to demonstrate you have already
  put a reasonable effort into solving and/or
  analyzing the problems.
• Honor code
• Classroom conduct
• Everyone is equal.

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Group Activity 1

• 1st part of EC group project Proposal
• Establish your own E-Commerce
• Submit thru Blackboard/online presentation
• Examples are available on our class web page.

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Group Activity 2

• 2nd part of EC group project
• Website development based on the proposal
• You are required to develop your own E-Commerce
  website based on your proposal

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Group Activity 3

• Submit your website through Blackboard
• Extra points will be given if you publish thru
  one of the free web hosting service web sites

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Class Schedule

• Week 3 online classes
• September 28 and 30
• At the end.possibly, one more online week
• Week 8 or 9

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Who are you? (next class)

• Introduce yourselfplease stand up
• Name
• Standing (i.e., senior, junior)
• Major
• Your expectations
• Class time preference