On successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
1. describe current information and communication technologies, how they are selected and developed, and how they are used by organisations to produce goods and services, and to cooperate and/or compete with other organisations;
2. use a selection of software that supports business and personal productivity;
3. critically evaluate, individually and in teams, possible application of ICT systems in a particular small business, and create some of those systems.

1. The role of information and communication technologies in information, knowledge, and operations management, in supply chain management, in decision support and in pursuing competitive advantage in business.

2. Information and communication technologies, including the use of a selection of relevant software.

3. Planning, designing and implementing business systems.

4. Information risks: privacy, security and ICT-related crime.

EBUS2000 replaces EBUS1010 and BUSN1900.

EBUS2000 replaces EBUS1010 and BUSN1900. Students who have passed EBUS1010 or BUSN1900 cannot count EBUS2000 for credit. Students who have failed EBUS1010 or BUSN1900 should enrol in EBUS2000.
Students who have passed INFO1010 prior to 2003 cannot count EBUS2000 for credit.

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Nil.

Internal Mode

Lecture
Computer Lab

Computer Lab: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Lecture: for 3 hour(s) per Week for Full Term