Information Management - Knowledge Management and Business Intelligence

Course Structure

1. Business Intelligence I
2. Business Intelligence II
3. Data Mining I
4. Data Mining II
5. Decision Support Systems
6. Knowledge Management
7. Research Methodologies
8. Understand the role of analytical applications and techniques of information visualization
9. Master models for monitoring the performance of organizations
10. Understand the analysis techniques used in analytical applications
11. Develop ergonomic visualization tools
12. Understand the concepts surrounding decision modeling and their real-world application.
13. Understand how to choose an appropriate type of decision model for a specific type of problem.
14. Understand how to take a complicated, real-world, non structured problem, dissect and interpret it, set it up, then leverage a computer application to solve it.
15. Providing a thorough overview of Microsoft Excel with a special emphasis on proper formatting, formulas, functions, relative & absolute addressing and Excel modules such as Solver used for setting up and solving decision models. ..
16. Apply acquired knowledge;
17. Exercise and expand their ability to:
18. Do independent study;
19. Use the literature to develop and justify their arguments through critical analysis of information from various sources;
20. Discuss results and draw conclusions based on literature and information gathered, with the formulation of new concepts and proposals for future work;
21. Communicate and present results in an appropriate style , resulting in a final report properly structured