Aim
To
develop the knowledge and understanding of the
development and delivery of information systems
required to take an informed and active role
in information systems solutions.
Objectives
On
completion of this paper candidates should be
able to:
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explain how to effectively use information
systems and information systems resources
in an organisation
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identify and apply methods of accounting
for information systems delivery and projects
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participate in the definition and specification
of user requirements
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describe how an appropriate solution to
specified user requirements should be selected
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explain how an information systems project
may be planned, monitored and controlled
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describe the systems development process
and its implications and
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demonstrate the skills expected in Part
2
Content
Managing information systems align information
systems with business objectives, identify business
opportunities provided by information systems,
organise and structure information systems delivery,
account for information systems delivery, define
the costs and benefits of information systems
development, establish security and recovery
plans.
Designing
information systems define the systems development
process, plan information systems development,
identify and record user requirements, define
and specify user requirements, acquire information
systems solutions to meet user requirements,
implement information systems to meet user requirements.
Evaluating information systems test and
install information systems, evaluate information
systems delivery, monitor information systems
development, review and report on information
systems performance, rectify and improve information
systems performance, establish legal and other
implications of information systems.
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