ICT Management (B)

Description

The student... Uses the analysis of a (business) economic problem to develop and propose a solution in line with the organisational strategy. (1.c). Understands the models that can be used to evaluate the alignment between business strategy and IT strategy (1.c.1). Is able to interpret a conceptual data model and translate it to a logical relational data modeml (1.c.2). Understands basic theories, basic terms, and basic concepts of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and information systems (2.a.1). Distinguishes and clarifies the different ways in which activities and processes in organisations are organised, structured and managed. (2.b). Is able to interpret a business process model (2.b.1). Distinguishes and explains the techniques and strategies that organisations use to manage information and data. (2.r). Distinguishes and explains the techniques and strategies that organisations use for data and process management (2.r.1). Critically assesses (scientific) information, data and structures, and processes all this in line with solving (business) economics problem with practical relevance. (7.d). Critically assesses data and process models against business requirements (7.d.1). Is familiar with relevant ICT applications and uses the knowledge and skills to solve (business) economic problems. (11.g).