bcc400 | undergraduate

Information Systems Fundamentals

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This course introduces the fundamentals of computer systems and the role of information processing in current business environments. Students receive an overview of information systems, systems development, operating systems, networking, telecommunications, security concerns, and the Internet. Completing this course provides students new skills and knowledge that better prepares them for the Cybercrime specialization courses, and aids their present or future organizations as leaders, providing service to their communities.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5 weeks

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    Information Flow and Security

    • Describe the security professional’s role in protecting electronic information.
    • Identify how information flows through an organization.
    • Evaluate ethical situations related to how information is used and shared.
    • Identify the effect of information security threats on systems.

    Web and Mobile Computing

    • Identify how mobile and wireless technologies affect information security.
    • Explain how information systems utilize new technologies.
    • Identify how the Internet impacts information systems and organizations.

    Information System Use in Organizations

    • Identify types of systems used in organizations.
    • Identify types of systems used by security professionals.
    • Explain the importance of balancing security with operations.
    • Identify internal and external security threats.

    Managing Informational Technology

    • Evaluate factors affecting system acquisition.
    • Explain alternative management options for information technology systems.
    • Explain the role of strategic planning in information technology.

    Information Systems Overview

    • Describe how information systems enable and enhance the organization.
    • Define common computer, networking, and information processing terms.
    • Identify the hardware and software that information systems use.
    • Identify the network types and telecommunications that support information systems.
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