This course introduces the fundamental concepts of Information Systems (IS) and their role in organizations. It explains the relationship between an organization, its activities, and the information required to support daily operations and decision-making. Students will learn about the main functions of an Information System, including information collection, processing, storage, and distribution, as well as its components: people, hardware, software, data, and procedures.
The course also introduces basic organizational structures, information flows, and decision-making tools, such as pseudocode, decision tables, and decision trees. In addition, students will discover the fundamentals of information theory, information quality, and the MERISE methodology for information system analysis and design.
By the end of this course, students will be able to understand the importance of Information Systems in organizations and identify how these systems contribute to operational efficiency, coordination, and effective decision-making.
- Créateur de cours: Houcine Belouaar