AD-504 (A) RGPV B.Tech
Management Information System (MIS)
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Previous Year Papers
2 papers, latest Nov 2023
Syllabus, notes and important questions for AD-504 (A)
Syllabus units
Topics as the official RGPV syllabus lists them.
Unit 1 Basic Concepts of MIS 8 topics
- Data vs Information
- Organization Structures
- Business Process
- Role of the MIS
- Importance, Scope, Impact and Advantages of the MIS
- MIS as a support to management
- Structure/Architecture of MIS
- Classification of MIS based on information characteristics, application, and business function
Unit 2 Resources and Components of Information Systems 5 topics
- Managing Information Resources in an Organization
- IT infrastructure and upcoming technologies
- Integration and automation of Business Functions
- Developing Business Models
- Fundamentals of Data Processing
Unit 3 Information System Development 9 topics
- Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
- Models and approaches to system development
- Information System Planning
- System Analysis and Design – Need for System Analysis
- Analysis of the existing system
- Analysis of new requirements
- System Development
- System Implementation
- Factors responsible for success and failure of Information Systems
Unit 4 Information System Applications 10 topics
- Business Applications
- Decision Support Systems (DSS) – Characteristics
- Problem Analysis vs Decision Making
- DSS applications in e‑enterprise
- Knowledge Management System and Knowledge‑Based Expert System
- Enterprise Model System and e‑Business
- ERP systems
- E‑Commerce
- E‑communication
- Business Process Reengineering
Unit 5 Evaluation and Maintenance of MIS 6 topics
- Protecting Information Systems – Security challenges in e‑enterprises
- Security threats, vulnerabilities, and safeguards
- Controlling security threats and vulnerabilities
- Technologies for information system control
- Disaster Recovery Plans
- Emerging trends and technologies in Management Information Systems