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Army Institute of Business Administration: Course Outline

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ARMY INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Knowledge and Power

Programme: MBA
COURSE OUTLINE
Course Code : BUS 7203 Course Title : Computer and its Applications in Business
Zoom PMID : 944 475 8446 Password : 1971
Class Hours : 03.00 PM Week Days : Friday
Credit Hours : 3 Teacher : Noushin Laila Ansari

Email : [email protected]

1. Course Objectives:
 Discuss the functionality of computer systems, computer applications, and databases.
 Provide the students a good understanding of the design of management information
system and specific aspects of management control.
 Teach and practically instruct students how they can apply technology in real business
situations.

2. Topics to be covered:
Week # Detail Contents of the Lessons Teaching Strategy
Week 01 Introduction to Computer &
Theory
20 Nov – 21 Nov Information Systems
27 Nov Fateha-e-Yazdaham (Holiday)*
Week 02
Data Resource Management Theory
28 Nov
Week 03 Telecommunications and Networks
Theory
04 Dec – 05 Dec
Week 04
Computer Software & MS Word Lab
11 Dec – 12 Dec
Week 05 MS Excel & Applications
Lab
18 Dec – 19 Dec
25 Dec Christmas Day (Holiday)
Week 06 MS Excel & Applications
Lab
26 Dec
Week 07 Class Test and Lab Test
Lab
01 Jan – 02 Jan
Week 08 Midterm Exam of 1.30 hrs
08 Jan – 09 Jan & Class after the exam.
Week 09

1
15 Jan – 16 Jan
Week 10 Security and Ethical Challenges in IS
Theory
22 Jan – 23 Jan
Week 11 Security and Ethical Challenges in IS
Theory
29 Jan – 30 Jan

Week 12
MS PowerPoint & Application Lab
05 Feb – 06 Feb
Week 13 Lab Class Review
Lab
12 Feb – 13 Feb
Week 14
Class Test and Final Lab Test Lab
19 Feb – 20 Feb
26 Feb – 27 Feb
Final Examination
05 Mar – 06 Mar

3. Evaluation: The distribution of marks for assessment in a course will be as under:

1) 1 x Mid-term examination of 1.5 hours duration (Out of 30) : 15%


2) Comprehensive Semester Final Examination (Out of 70) : 35%
3) 2 Class Tests : 12%
4) Individual Term Paper and Presentation : 10%
5) Assignments and Case Studies (group) including presentation : 10%
6) Class Participation, Class Contribution and Sincerity to the class : 5%
7) Class Attendance : 10%
8) Attitude, Conduct and Manners (For administration pool) : 3%
Total : 100%

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4. Grading System:
Letter grades are used to evaluate the performance of a student in a course. The following
grading system is currently followed for performance evaluation of the students:

Numerical Grade Letter Grade Grade Point


80% and above A+ (A Plus) 4.00
75% to < 80% A (A Regular) 3.75
70% to < 75% A- (A Minus) 3.50
65% to < 70% B+ (B Plus) 3.25
60% to < 65% B (B Regular) 3.00
55% to < 60% B- (B Minus) 2.75
50% to < 55% C+ (C Plus) 2.50
45% to < 50% C (C Regular) 2.25
40% to < 45% D 2.00
< 40% F 0.00
--------------------- I Incomplete
--------------------- W Withdrawn

The AIBA authority reserves the right to review/revise the above grading/evaluating system.

5. Teaching Method:
 PowerPoint slides and in-class lectures
 In-class discussion of concepts and issues including current innovation
 Practice of applications in practical sessions

6. Textbook:

O’Brien, James A., Marakas, George M., Introduction to Information Systems.

7. Reference Books:

Laudon, Kenneth C., Laudon, Jane P., Management Information Systems:


Managing the Digital Firm.

8. Additional Guidelines:
 Cell Phones should be on silent mode and respond to urgent calls outside
the class.
 Any sort of plagiarism will not be tolerated.
 No makeup class tests.
 Each day of delayed submission of any assignment/item will cause 2%
reduction in grade, and extensive delays will not be entertained.

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