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Introduction to Business Informatics

(101023)

TypeLecture
InstructorProf. Dr. Daniel Fürstenau, Prof. Dr. Martin Gersch, Prof. Dr. Natalia Kliewer
LanguageDeutsch
SemesterWintersemester
Scope of Course180 hours
Credit Points6

Student Profile

Bachelor

Course description

The module consists of three principal sections: Technology, applications and basics of system development:

  • Basics of business user systems: support levels, architecture, standard software with application examples
  • System platforms and networking: computer architectures, in particular client-server architectures, by Neumann Architecture, total cost of ownership of systems, EDI, computer networks, smart card technologies
  • Internet technologies: World Wide Web, HTML, http protocol, web browser and plug-ins, web applications and web services
  • Electronic Business (EB): Definitions and distinction, development phases and forms of EB, digital products, electronic commerce, payment systems, security aspects, consequences and problems of EB
  • Basics of cryptography: symmetric and asymmetric encryption, RSA algorithm, message integrity, digital signature and trust center, Internet security, SSL encryption
  • Development of computer-supported information systems: Methods, techniques and principles for system development, modelling of business processes, data view and data design, data modelling, algorithms, Visual Basic for Application (VBA)
  • Databases: Relational database systems, SQL, relational database design. The contents of the module are impart by a lecture and an accompanying exercise. The module requires that exercises are solved independently on the PC.

Lecture + Exam:

Lecture with integrated tutorial
final exam
Co-Event: Tutorials on Business Informatics

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Department Wirtschaftsinformatik