Management Information System

Author: Yi Ronghua
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is a planned teaching material for higher vocational and college education by the Ministry of Education. Tailored to the teaching characteristics of higher vocational, college, and adult education, it adheres to the principle of sufficient theory and prioritizing the cultivation of practical skills. The book simplifies the introduction of system development theory as much as possible, closely integrates with enterprise information management practices, and transforms abstract concepts into concrete examples through numerous case studies. It systematically introduces the general theories and practical methods of management information systems and system development. By presenting management information system development cases and common MIS auxiliary development tools, it combines the practice of computer languages, management, and system development theories, addressing the disconnect between theoretical learning and practical application. This enables students to gain a comprehensive understanding of the application and implementation of computers in enterprise information management. The book is divided into 9 chapters.
Chapter 1: Overview, introducing the basic concepts of information and information management;
Chapter 2: Overview of Management Information Systems, explaining the meaning, composition, functions, and structure of management information systems;
Chapter 3: Common System Development Methods, covering basic issues of MIS and common development methods (structured approach, prototyping, and object-oriented approach);
Chapter 4: System Development Planning;
Chapter 5: System Analysis;
Chapter 6: System Design;
Chapter 7: System Implementation and Evaluation;
Chapter 8: MIS Development Case, introducing the structure and development process of a marketing management information subsystem within a commonly used enterprise management information system;
Chapter 9: Common MIS Auxiliary Development Tools.
This book is suitable for students in management-related majors at higher vocational, college, and adult education institutions. It can also serve as a training textbook and self-study guide for relevant professionals.