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CAMARINES NORTE STATE COLLEGE

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19 9 2 Daet, Camarines Norte

OBE SYLLABUS IN MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

A. VISION: CNSC as a premier higher education institution in the Bicol Region.

B. MISSION: The Camarines Norte State College shall provide higher and advanced studies in the fields of education, arts and
sciences, economics, health, engineering, management, finance, accounting, business and public administration,
fisheries, agriculture, natural resources development and management and ladderized courses. It shall also
respond to research, extension and production services adherent to progressive leadership towards sustainable
development.

C. QUALITY POLICY: CNSC commits to continually uphold and strive for international standards through an effective and efficient
management system providing excellent professional services on instruction, research and extension to meet the
highest level of clientele’s satisfaction.

D. DEPARTMENT/PROGRAM: PA /MM/MBA

E. COURSE CODE: PA 220/MM 241/MBA 209

F. COURSE TITLE: Management information System

G. COURSE DESCRIPTION: The course Management Information System is designed to provide the students with an overview of concepts along
computer and information systems. They will be provided with working knowledge of some updated software tools
and learning resources for practical application in management. Upon completion of this course, the students will
be familiar with the basic computer technology and processes, organizing database, webpage designing and
presentation via moviemaking technology. Learning experiences of the MIS students will be enriched through direct
purposeful activities such as seminar and workshop.
H. CREDIT UNITS: 3
I. PREREQUISITE: None

J. NO. OF HOURS: 3 hours per week

K. SCHEDULE: Saturday 8:00am – 12:00am, 1:00pm – 6pm

L. CONSULTATION HOURS:

M. INSTITIUTIONAL INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES: CSNC envisions a graduate having the following attributes: professional
competence, critical and creative thinking skills, technical competitive skills, productivity, social and ethical responsibility,
communication skills, interpersonal skills and lifelong learning.

N. PROGRAM INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES: The Graduate School aims to develop quality and values-laden graduates with high degree
of professionalism and leadership in their chosen area of discipline through specialization, research and extension services.

O. COURSE INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES: At the end of the course, students should be able to:

1. Understand how information systems are designed constructed, implemented and managed
2. Learn the fundamental principles in webpage designing
3. Learn the fundamental principles in database management and create simple database
4. Know how to evaluate software materials that maybe used in managing information.
5. Compare and contrast management information systems of certain agencies or institutions.
6. Use with efficiency and accuracy the productivity software that speeds up operation and information management in
organizations or in various workplaces
7. Create artistic galleries with pictures modified through photo enhancement software
8. Display prudent use of information by practicing ethical, social and political standards in information technology
P. LEARNING PLAN:

INTENDED LEARNING CONTENTS TEXTBOOKS/ TEACHING ASSESSMENT RESOURCE TIME

OUTCOMES (ILO) REFERENCES & TASKS (ATs) MATERIALS ALLOCATION
LEARNING
ACTIVITIES
(TLAs)

Recite and understand Mission, Vision, Goals and Recitation Powerpoint Week 1
CNSC VMGO Objectives presentation

Understand how information INTRODUCTION TO MIS Angeles Lecture, Powerpoint

systems are designed Tenerife Participatory presentation/
constructed, implemented 1. Concepts in management De luna Discussion Short clips
information system video
and managed
2. Importance of information to
managers

3. Impact of information
technology on people,
organizations and information
management
Display prudent use of ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF IT Torero Lecture, Powerpoint Week 2
information by practicing Campita Participatory presentation
ethical, social and political 1. Security, Ethical and Societal Carrascal Discussion,
Challenges of IT estravez Reporting
standards in information
technology 2. Security Management of
Information Technology

3. Managing Information
Technology

4. Managing Global IT

Compare and contrast COMPETING WITH INFROMATION gotera Lecture, Powerpoint

management information TECHNOLGOY llagas Participatory presentation
sohitado Discussion,
systems of certain agencies or
1. Fundamentals of strategic Reporting
institutions.
Use Advantage
with efficiency and accuracy the 2. Using Information Technology for
productivity software that Strategic Advantage
speeds up operation and
information management in 3. Computer Hardware and internet
organizations or in various technologies
workplaces

Learn the fundamental WORKSHOP ON DATABASE Lecture, Exercises Powerpoint Week 3

principles in database MANAGEMENT Participatory output presentation
management and create simple Discussion,
database using MS Access Reporting
 1. MS ACCESS for creating database

2. MS ACCESS for managing and

retrieving data nad reports

3. MS ACCESS for generating and

printing reports

Know how to evaluate software BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF MIS Miranda Lecture, Powerpoint Week 4
materials that maybe used in Abad Participatory presentation
1. Electronic Business Systems Angeles Discussion,
managing information.
Daniel Reporting
2 . Enterprise Business Systems beralde
Use with efficiency and
accuracy the productivity 3. Electronic Commerce System
software that speeds up
4. e-Commerce Applications and
operation and information
issues
management in organizations
or in various workplaces 5. Artificial Intelligence
Technologies in Business

Use with efficiency and H DEVELOPMENT PROCESS Albona Lecture, Powerpoint

accuracy the productivity Almadrones Participatory presentation
1. Developing Business IT Strategies bergonio Discussion,
software that speeds up
Reporting
operation and information 2. Developing Business IT solutions
management in organizations
or in various workplaces
Create artistic galleries with WORKSHIP ON PHOTO Lecture, Exercises Powerpoint Week 5
pictures modified through ENHANCEMENTS Participatory output presentation
photo enhancement software Discussion
1. Editing

2. Background Layout

3. Modifying and enhancing Photos

4. Cropping pictures

5. Modifying areas in photos

6. Applying background

7. Creating picture galleries

WORKSHIP ON WEBPAGE Lecture, Exercises Powerpoint Week 6

DESIGNING Participatory output presentation
Discussion
1. Elements of webpage
programming

2. Terms and concepts

3. Designing individual page

 MOVIEMAKING WORKSHOP Lecture, Exercises Powerpoint
Participatory output presentation
1. Creating the storyboard Discussion

2. Editing, sounds and transitions

3. Saving the movie

FINAL EXAMINATION

SUMISSION OF OUTPUTS
Q. COURSE POLICIES:

A. On Attendance and Tardiness

Attendance will be checked; in some cases, checking shall be by means of giving unannounced quizzes, Any student who will be
absent for 5 weeks shall be automatically dropped from the class list.

B. Course Requirements:

For every grading period the following weights shall be observed:

PERCENTAGE
Class Standing
a. Quizzes 15%
b. Recitation 30%
c. Attitude/Attendance 5%
Project/Subject Requirement 15%
Major Examination 35%
TOTAL 100%

C. Passing the Subject

a. For a student to pass the subject, a grade of 75% or 3.0 shall be earned.
 b. The following grading system shall be used:

1.0 – 99-100% 1.4 – 94% 1.8 – 89% 2.25 – 84% 2.7 – 79%
1.1 – 98% 1.5 – 93% 1.9 – 88% 2.3 – 83% 2.75 – 78%
1.2 – 97% 1.6 – 92% 2.0 – 87% 2.4 – 82% 2.8 – 77%
1.25-96% 1.7 – 91% 2.1 – 86% 2.5 – 81% 2.9 – 76%
1.3 – 95% 1.75 – 90% 2.2 – 85% 2.6 – 80% 3.0 – 75%

4.0 – Conditional (for mid-term only) UW – unofficial withdrawal

5.0 – Failed Drp – officially dropped

A. REFERENCES:

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS, James A. O’Brien and George M. Marakas, __th edition, McGrawHill/Irwin, New York,

Laudon, K & Laudon, J. (2009), Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firms, 10th edition. Pearson International Edition.

PREPARED BY:

DANIEL E. MALIGAT JR.

Professor,

REVIEWED BY:

MA. CRISTINA C. AZUELO, Ph. D

GS Dean

APPROVED BY:

ERLINDA J. PORCINCULA, Ph. D

VP FOR Academic Affairs