Basics of Computer Science and Information Systems (BCSIS)

A simplified approach to understanding the world of Computer Science and Information Systems and making the next steps

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Last Updated: 2024-09-20 11:09:58 English Course Type: Self Learning

What a computer is and how it is different from Computer Science
What Information is and how it is different from Information Systems
Difference between Data and Information
Differences and Similarities between Computer Science and Information Systems
Types of Information Systems
Steps in developing Information Systems
Organizations and the relationship with Information Systems

The Basics of Computer Science and Information Systems course introduces you to the big picture (or Helicopter view) of 2 main interrelated topics – Computer Science and Information Systems.

The aspect of Computer Science will focus on the fundamentals of Computer science and brief look into all of its areas of applications such as hardware, software, programming languages, computer networks, information systems and databases, data science and machine learning, web design, graphic designs, and multimedia etc.

The Basics of Information Systems course introduces you to the big picture of Information Systems, and the types of Information Systems such as Computer based Information system, Business information system etc., and their applications.

The course is intended to broaden scope of students and enable them to make an informed decision on which area of computer science and information systems will be most interesting for them to follow in detail.

Course Objectives

In this course, you will learn:

– Definition of Computer, Science, and Computer Science

– Knowledge Areas/Branches and Application of Computer Science including Job opportunities

– Definition of Information, Information Systems, and their differences

– Different types of Information and data management systems and their applications

– Informed Decision Making in your next career path

Course Pre-Requirements and Target Audience

The course is designed for both beginners who do not have any prior background and for intermediate level people who also wish to extend their knowledge in how all areas of Computer Science and Information Systems are connected or defined.

To achieve or fully take advantage of this course, it is important you have a laptop and can invest some time to search for and study more materials for those who wish to get engaged more after grabbing the basics.

Job Opportunities – The course also enables you to find jobs in the following areas

– Each topic or area of computer Science studies in this course exposes a huge number of job opportunities.

– Depending on your eventual decision on your next career path, each course you will take will detail out the specific list of job opportunities for that course.

Course Modules / Structure

The Course is divided into 5 Modules:

Module 1: Introduction to Computer and Computer Science

Module 2: Introduction to Information and Information Systems

Module 3: Types of Information Systems (IS) and Application

Module 4: (Information) System Development

Module 5: Organizations and Information System (IS)

No prior knowledge of computer science and information systems
A laptop
Ability to research more articles and individual field of specialization of computer science and information systems online

All Levels
Designed for both beginners who do not have any prior background and for intermediate level people who also wish to extend their knowledge in how all areas of Computer Science and Information Systems are connected or defined.

Section 1 : Module 0 - Course Introduction and Description 1 Lectures 00:03:06
Lecture 1 :
BCSIS Module 0 - Course Introduction and Description Preview
Section 2 : Module 1 - Introduction to Computer and Computer Science 4 Lectures 00:22:53
Lecture 1 :
BCSIS Module 1.1 - Computer Science, Data and Data Processing
Lecture 2 :
BCSIS Module 1.2 - Computer Science Knowledge Areas Part 1
Lecture 3 :
BCSIS Module 1.3 - Computer Science Knowledge Areas Part 2
Lecture 4 :
BCSIS Module 1.4 - Function, Features, Roles and Jobs Areas in Computer Science
Section 3 : Module 2 - Introduction to Information and Information Systems 3 Lectures 00:15:41
Lecture 1 :
BCSIS Module 2.1 - Information Systems, Data, Information and Characteristics
Lecture 2 :
BCSIS Module 2.2 - Value of Information Systems
Lecture 3 :
BCSIS Module 2.3 - Components and Jobs Areas of Information Systems
Section 4 : Module 3 - Types of Information Systems (IS) and Application 6 Lectures 00:34:45
Lecture 1 :
BCSIS Module 3.1 - Categories and Types of Information Systems
Lecture 2 :
BCSIS Module 3.2 - Types of Information Systems Part 1 - CBIS, BIS, DIS
Lecture 3 :
BCSIS Module 3.3 - Types of Information Systems Part 2 - TPS, OAS
Lecture 4 :
BCSIS Module 3.4 - Types of Information Systems Part 3 - KMS, MIS
Lecture 5 :
BCSIS Module 3.5 - Types of Information Systems Part 4 - DSS, ESS
Lecture 6 :
BCSIS Module 3.6 - Types of Information Systems Part 5 - E-Commerce and M-Commer
Section 5 : 3 Lectures 00:10:46
Lecture 1 :
BCSIS Module 4.1 - Information Systems Developmet Part 1- Definition and Purpose
Lecture 2 :
BCSIS Module 4.2 - Information Sys Dev. Part 2 - Investigation, Analysis, Design
Lecture 3 :
BCSIS Module 4.3 - Information Sys Dev. Part 3 - Implementation, Maintenance
Section 6 : 5 Lectures 00:26:33
Lecture 1 :
BCSIS Module 5.1 - Organizations and IS Part 1 - Introduction and Key Aspects
Lecture 2 :
BCSIS Module 5.2 - Organizations and IS Part 2 - Factor and Value Chain
Lecture 3 :
BCSIS Module 5.3 - Organizations and IS Part 3 - Culture Types and Change
Lecture 4 :
BCSIS Module 5.4 - Organizations and IS Part 4 - Competitive Advantage
Lecture 5 :
BCSIS Module 5.5 - Organizations and IS Part 5 - Performance Base IS

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