Business Information Systems Analysis

• • Nature of business, information systems and design thinking for Business IS analysis and problem solving.
  • Systems Analysis Approaches and Techniques
  • Business Analysis
  • Business Analysis Methods and Techniques
  • Issues & Challenges in Business Information Systems Analysis
  • Methods and Techniques for Business Information Systems Analysis
  • Information Systems Service Innovation: Implications for Business Managers

Equivalent subjects

You cannot enrol in this subject if you have successfully completed any of the following subject(s) because they are considered academically equivalent:

• SWI-INF20002
• SWI-CIS290

You must have successfully completed the following subject(s) before starting this subject:

SWI-INF20003-Requirements Analysis and Modelling, or SWI-INF10006 ;

Others

In addition to INF20003 - students must also have completed 125 credit points (10 x subjects)

Special requirements

No special requirements

This subject was previously known as INF20002 Business Analysis and Modelling.

This subject aims to introduce students to business information systems analysis methodologies in an organisational context. It provides students with tools and techniques to assist in the analysis of complex, socio-technical problems that typify the nature of organisational information systems and the work of business and information analysts. The subject encompasses the technical, social and human dimensions of information systems problem solving and the value of teasing out the multiple perspectives and multiple objectives that are likely to exist in complex human problems situations and which can adversely impact information systems projects.

Please note: assessment values are indicative only, details will be advised at the start of the subject.

• Individual (20-30%)
• Group (30-40%)
• Invigilated Exam (30-50%)

Current study term: 29 Aug 21 to 28 Nov 21