Introduction to Business Informatics
(101023)
Type | Lecture |
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Instructor | Prof. Dr. Daniel Fürstenau, Prof. Dr. Martin Gersch, Prof. Dr. Natalia Kliewer |
Language | Deutsch |
Semester | Wintersemester |
Scope of Course | 180 hours |
Credit Points | 6 |
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