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Question 1: IT as a source of competitive advantageQUESTION 1 1.You are traveling on a plane to San Francisco for an industry conference. Given that it is a long flight, the person seated next to you strikes up a conversation.  When the inevitable, so-what-do-you question arises, you mention you are an MBA/MCIS student studying the value of Information Technology. “Hah,” says an eaves dropper in the next row, “IT valu...

ScenarioOverview In Milestone One, you will: Given the provided scenario, explain the key considerations (must-haves) and constraints of the networking project at the firm’s new location. Then make a well-reasoned recommendation of local area network (LAN) topology. Scenario You work for an advertising firm with offices in Albany, NY, and Springfield, MA. The offices in Albany serve as the headquarters. The Albany headquarters is home to t...

ObjectivePROJECT 2: COLORING BOOK OBJECTIVE The purpose of this project is to demonstrate your understanding of the following course concepts: 1. Apply fundamental concepts of vector image composition to create professional digital media. 2. Identify and describe vector image editing techniques and their use in the development of digital media for current and emerging applications. 3. Use industry standard software to create and manipulate vecto...

Learning Outcomes AssessedLearning Outcomes Assessed: LO1: Describe techniques for developing academic skills LO2: Present findings using appropriate referencing techniques Assignment brief: Task 1   Design a game for students that develops strategies for avoiding plagiarism and academic misconduct   Task 2   Create and present a poster that explains your game. Your poster should include: - instructions for playing the g...

Explainable AIWhat is it that needs explaining in the context of explainable AI, and who is explaining it to whom? PICO elements Many machine learning algorithms – especially the deep learning variants – are very opaque in the sense that it is not clear to neither user nor developer why they arrive at certain, typically surprising, answers. This has created the demand for so called ‘explainable AI’ where at least deve...

Ten most important risks facing Chinese airlinesTask: You work for a Chinese domestic airline called Jet Safe.  In April 2019 Jet Safe generated revenues of CNY 100 million i.e., 500 flights producing (on average) CNY 200,000 each. Revenues are partly determined by demand from international visitors to China who are sensitive to currency movements.  Assume that the percentage change in flights in the current month has a delta of 0...

Module Learning OutcomesPenalties for Late Submissions Late submission of any item of coursework for each day or part thereof (or for hard copy submission only, working day or part thereof) for up to five days after the published deadline, coursework relating to modules at Levels 0, 4, 5, 6 submitted late (including deferred coursework, but with the exception of referred coursework), will have the numeric grade reduced by 10 grade points un...

Course Code   :  MM258

Course Title   :  introduction to the management of information systems

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Question 1Question 1 a)Define ‘data’, ‘information’, ‘knowledge’ and ‘wisdom’ and provide a relevant business example for each. b)Describe the phases of an information system (IS). c)Define and discuss how an organisation’s business strategy, IT strategy, and IT infrastructure and interconnected. Question 2 a)State and describe, using the constituency perspective, the four IS solutions...

Group formationResearch involves more than just choosing and applying a method. The research agenda has to be planned and executed, the data need to be captured and archived, ethics approval may need to be obtained if human subjects are involved, and finally the results need to be written-up into a report for dissemination and publication. The coursework, therefore, will address all of these aspects to some extent. Caution: in case of ambigui...

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Explainable AI and Problem of Opacity(Early) RQ: What is it that needs explaining in the context of explainable AI, and who is explaining it to whom? Problem: Many machine learning algorithms – especially the deep learning variants – are very opaque in the sense that it is not clear to neither user nor developer why they arrive at certain, typically surprising, answers. This has created the demand for so called ‘explainable ...

Question: Task: In this assessment, you are required to conduct a literature review on a selected area of microservice architectures, cloud computing or web-based information systems (WBIS). Context This assessment demonstrates your understanding of the key elements and applications of microservice architectures, cloud computing or WBIS through a review of the literature related to the selected topic or field of research. To complete thi...

Learning OutcomesAs part of the formal assessment for the programme you are required to submit a Management Information Systems assessment. Please refer to your Student Handbook for full details of the programme assessment scheme and general information on preparing and submitting assignments. Learning Outcomes: After completing the module, you should be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of information needs within different functiona...

Knowledge and understandingThis Assignment assesses the following module Learning Outcomes (from Definitive Module Document): Knowledge and understanding: LO1 Have a conceptual understanding of how established techniques of research are used to create and extend existing knowledge in computer science. LO2 Be able to identify a research problem from synthesizing problem definitions from relevant literature. LO3 Demonstrate originality in pr...

Module Learning OutcomesOn successful completion of the module students will be able to: 1.Critically appraise knowledge-based relating to the use of Internet of Everything, including (passive and active) sensors, actuators, the physical communications layer, communications protocols, programming frameworks, and an understanding of energy and bandwidth constraints. 2.Evaluate design approaches used to design Internet of Everything applicatio...

Section 1: Introduction and OverviewYou should have done about 6 weeks work on your project by the time you submit your Interim Progress Report (IPR). We expect you will have made significant inroads into your practical investigation, as well as carrying out background research. You should prepare a written report on the progress you have made. This report should be aimed at a technically competent reader who knows nothing about your project, su...