Morehead State University

CIS - Computer Information Systems

BIS - Business Information Systems

MATH - Computing

EET - Electrical Engineering/ Electronics Technology

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CIS-311-002 Management Information Systems

Fall 2001 - Dr. Kelley

3-4:15 pm Combs CB-312

Term: Aug 21 - Dec 5 2001

Final Exam: Friday Dec 14 3-5 pm

Syllabus - Schedule

 

FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE


Question 1. Terminology. Briefly (in 1-2 lines) explain what the following terms mean and why they are important.

Item

Term

Meaning Of Term/Significance

 

 

 

1

SCM/CRM

 

2

ERP/MRP

 

3

IT-DREAM

 

4

ASP/ISP

 

5

comptia.org

 

6

802.11a-b.g

 

7

OOP

 

8

SQL/RDBMS

 

9

MIS

 

10

DSS/EIS/SIS

 

11

DecisionSciences.org

 

12

openSource.org

 

13

aisNet.org

 

14

intranet/extranet

 

15

internet

 

16

PSTN/POTS

 

17

PSN/SNA

 

18

TCP/IP

 

19

HRIS

 

20

HTTP/HTTPS

 

21

SSL/RSA/SET

 

22

B2B/B2R/B2C

 

23

BPR

 

24

TQM

 

25

DSR/CSR

 

26

StarOffice

 

27

4GL

 

28

Unix

 

29

XML/EDI

 

30

Java

 

31

OLAP

 

32

W3C/IETF/ICANN

 

33

WAN

 

34

router

 

35

firewall

 

36

PSN

 

37

MPLS

 

38

ATM

 

39

groupware

 

40

DTVC

 

 


Question 2. IP Convergence and eBusiness.  Consider the Figure below and the discussion in IP Convergence: C&W Article. Then explain briefly (5-7 lines each item) what the articles mean by: (a) "Process Automation" (b) "Real-time Analysis," "Internet-based Communications" and "Application Integration."

Figure Source: http://www.vitria.com/products/library/white_papers/vitria_ebusiness_whitepaper.pdf


Question 3. Global IT Systems. Several of the articles we have reviewed in this class present Globalization and Global eCommerce within a historical perspective and a structured framework. List  a total of 7 specific arguments presented in these articles that demonstrate the role of global IT systems in any mix of the following: (a) enabling increases in productivity, (b) decreasing waste, (c) tempering cyclical disruptions, (c) flushing out information bottlenecks, (d) fostering innovation and pre-empting structural obsolescence, (e) facilitating objective decision making, and (f) enhancing the quality of life of all peoples around the world.

Joy: Globalization Now, A Sequel of Sorts: The Hanseatic League, White House Framework, Okinawa Charter, Japan-UK Agreement, United Nations Model Law  


 

Question 4. Career Planning. Give an example of a job description currently posted on the internet that pays more than $75,000 per year and requires global Information Systems skills. List (a) a representative salary range for the position; (b) the educational requirements for the position; (c) the titles of one or two intermediary positions that would serve well as a stepping stone to the position you have identified, (d) the typical professional experience needed to get hired for the position. See for example http://www.businessweek.com/careers/index.html, http://www2.cio.com/research/careers/index.cfm

 

Example: Web Product Management Director, http://brainbuzz.salary.com/salarywizard/layoutscripts/swzl_compresult.asp?jobcode=IT10000091&narrowcode=IT02&geo=Kentucky+%2D%2D+Lexington&metrocode=93&jobtitle=Product+Management+Director+%2D+Web