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This course introduces students to a range of topics that underpin the successful use and management of databases in contemporary organisations. The course exposes the students to associated real life issues related to data management and database management systems.
MBIS623 introduces a range of topics that underpin the successful use and management of information in contemporary organisations. MBIS623 focuses on data governance, data modelling, database design, data administration, and data warehousing. In its wider scope the course is designed to expose the MBIS students to real-life issues related to data management and database management systems. The course aims to emphasise the value of adhering to best practices in data management in contemporary business context. The course places equal emphasis on content and practical skills covering the following areas:1. Data management goals, principles and functions,2. Data governance and data architecture management for large organisations,3. Model-driven data management and administration in organisational environment,4. Best practices in data management in contemporary business context,5. Core prerequisite components of business intelligence such as the extract-transform-load cycle, data integration, and data warehousing.The MBIS623 course is intended to provide a foundation for the Data Analytics and Business Intelligence course (MBIS624).The topics included in MBIS623 are a part of the Australian Computer Society (ACS) and Institute of IT Professionals New Zealand (IIT PNZ) Core Body of Knowledge and the Model Curriculum and Guidelines for Information Systems at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. The material of the course draws on the Data Management Essentials certificate material developed by the British Computing Society (BCS) Chartered Institute of IT, as well as the material included in the Data Management International (DAMA) body of knowledge.
The course is designed to prepare the students for operating in the modern data management organisational environment. Upon successful completion of MBIS623 the students will be able to:1. Demonstrate knowledge of the goals, principles and functions of data management.2. Design a data model using a standard industrial data modelling tool/notation.3. Implement a database using a standard industrial data management tool.4. Demonstrate the understanding and skills required for data administration and repository administration.5. Analyse the roles that information systems professionals perform in data management.6. Evaluate data management processes and practices in contemporary organisations.
Subject to approval of the Head of Department
Tutorials and Labs Tutorials and labs will be held as part of weekly contact hours. The schedule of tutorials and labs will be provided on the MBIS623 UC Learn site. Tutorials and labs will be used to develop practical skills and competencies with the methods and tools introduced in the lectures. The success of the tutorials will depend on adequate preparation by students and active participation during class.
Constantine Zakkaroff
Dr Constantine ZakkaroffRoom 516, Business & Law BuildingPhone: +64 (0)3 369 3879, ext. 93879Email: Constantine.zakkaroff@canterbury.ac.nz
The assessment tasks and dates will be and posted on the MBIS623 UC Learn site.The course final grade will be determined on the basis of the following assessment items:Database Design Assignment -- 30%Data Management Case Study Report -- 30%Final Exam -- 40%
Hoffer, Jeffrey A. , Ramesh, V., Topi, Heikki; Modern database management ; Global edition, Twelfth edition ;
(a) Course Materials The MBIS623 UC Learn site (http://learn.canterbury.ac.nz) will be used to deliver lecture and tutorial material to students. Students will have the opportunity to discuss course-related issues with the lecturer and other students using the message board. It is advisable that students become familiar with Learn as soon as possible and log on to it regularly.(b) Recommended Gordon, K. (2007). Principles of data management: Facilitating information sharing (2nd ed.). BCS Learning & Development Limited.DAMA International. (2009). The DAMA Guide to The Data Management Body of Knowledge. Technics Publications.The texts listed above will be made available in the UC Library. Selected chapters from the texts will be provided made available on the MBIS623 UC Learn site along with other additional materials related to the course content. However, you may wish to obtain a copy of the listed texts for the duration of this course.
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Domestic fee $1,193.00
International Postgraduate fees
* All fees are inclusive of NZ GST or any equivalent overseas tax, and do not include any programme level discount or additional course-related expenses.
This course will not be offered if fewer than 10 people apply to enrol.
For further information see Department of Accounting and Information Systems .