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Introduction to Information Systems - ISYSET - 7 - 25 May 2012
This 3 week course is broadly divided into three separate subject areas; Business Analysis, Project Management and Software Engineering.
Suitable For
This course is most suitable for those in the Defence and Security Sector working in the areas of Information Management, Information Systems or Information Exploitation.
Course Aim
The aim of the course is to enable students to contribute to the development of an IS Strategy, to understand how IS resources are managed, to understand IS development methodologies and the principles of service management
Course Essentials
College
College of Management and Technology
Category
Military Directed Training
Business Benefits
A key development course to support the needs of the business.
Entry Requirements
None.
Duration Details
15 days.
Location
Shrivenham
Delivery Method
Classroom
Restrictions
This course forms part of the Army Employment Training (ET) Schedule of courses. Students placed on this course by APC Glasgow have first priority.
Course Contact Details
Tel: 01793 314485
Option 4
Mil: 96161 4485
Course Objectives
- Evaluate IM & Information Systems.
- Analyse business processes.
- Apply principles of business strategy.
- Manage risk in IS activities.
- Apply change control procedures.
- Describe network plans.
- State options for meeting specifications for key products and services.
- State principles of programme management.
- Conduct project planning.
- Apply quality management.
- Manage a small IS development.
- Manage a small IS service delivery function.
- State how an existing system supports business processes.
- Recommend incremental improvements to both system and process.
- Contribute to establishing the data requirements for IS systems models of software engineering
- List systems ergonomics factors.
- Using ITIL state elements of Service Management.
- State principles of SLAs and CSAs.
Accreditation/Assessment
No formal end of course examinations although students will receive formative tests with feedback throughout the course.
