Master Vorlesung/Seminar Enterprise Information Management

Wahlweise Anrechnung auf die folgenden Kurse aus dem Modulhandbuch für Wahlpflicht Informatik und Wirtschaftsinformatik:

You have the choice of the following courses:

• IMBH04: Medienmanagement
• IMHK04: Wissens- und Kooperationsmanagement
• IMHK05: Entrepreneurship, Technologie- und Innovationsmanagement
• WIPS02: Business Software
• WIPS04: Collaborative Business

On this web site you will find information about the following:

1. Lecture course (Vorlesung)

2. Seminar

Information in Klips:

1. Vorlesung

 Master Lecture Course: Enterprise Information Management

Language

English

Coordinator

Prof. Dr. Susan Williams

Prof. Dr. Susan Williams

A114

+49 261 287-2552

williams at uni-koblenz.de

Time and Place

Wednesday 9:00-12:00 Room E524

Please Note: Due to the timing of the Summer Academy, this course will be offered in 3-hour sessions over 8 weeks. The lectures and exams will all be completed before the Summer Academy begins; to give students the opportunity to participate in the Summer Academy courses.

Start date

25.04.2012

Assessment and Grading

The Grade for the complete module is allocated 50:50 between the Lecture Course (Vorlesung) examination grade and the Seminar grade. Both parts must be completed successfully in order to pass the module.

Examination

Exam date: 20.06.2012, 09:30 a.m.

Length: 90 Minutes

The examination equals 50% of the final module grade

Note: the retry exam will be conducted in the first two weeks of WS12/13. Attendance at the main exam is a prerequisite for admission to the retry examination.

Credit points

Lecture Course (Vorlesung) (2 SWS): 3 Credit Points

Seminar (2 SWS): 3 Credit Points

Total (4 SWS): 6 Credit Points

Number of Participants

Minimum: 5 (if there are fewer than 5 students enrolled then the course will not run)

Lecture Course Description

Enterprise Information Management (EIM) encompasses the business and technology functions involved in the design and management of corporate information resources. The focus is on the design of useful and useable digital information products, their management across their entire lifecycle from creation to destruction and on the technologies and services to achieve this.

This course provides a comprehensive study of enterprise information management concepts and practices, and their use in achieving business objectives. The course examines the theories behind strategic information management and applies them to digital information initiatives within an organisation.

Topics covered include: information needs analysis and information audits, information and document design, information organisation and technologies for unstructured information management. Specific emphasis is placed on use-centred design, the design of usable, scalable, standards-based information resources.

Students will gain experience in undertaking information audits; information needs analysis and designing an information service.

The lecture course is closely integrated with the EIM seminar and students are required to complete both the lecture and seminar to complete the full module.

2. Seminar

Seminar offered as Block Seminar.

The seminar complements the Enterprise Information Management Lecture Course.

In the EIM seminar, participants will conduct research on key issues in Enterprise Information Management and design, implement and evaluate a digital information resource using a suitable technology.

First seminar meeting

First meeting for the seminar: 25.04.2012, 11:00, Room E524

In the first meeting full details of the seminar requirements and deadlines for deliverables will be discussed.