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Information Systems Management - 4GUL1301

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  • Number of hours

    • Lectures : 6.0
    • Tutorials : 15.0
    • Laboratory works : 9.0
    • Projects : -
    • Internship : -
    • Written tests : 1.0
    ECTS : 3.0
  • Officials : Abdourahim SYLLA

Goals

At the end of this course, the students will be able to contribute to the implementation of an information system relevant to well-defined requirements. In particular, they will be able to:

  • Define the functional requirements and interfaces of an information system using the UML framework
  • Design system's components relevant to the functional requirements and interfaces using the UML framework
  • Write complex queries in SQL language
  • Develop and validate an information system with the Microsoft Access DBMS

Content

Lectures (4 x 1.5 h):
Challenges related to Information systems and databases - Database models and DBMS (1.5 h)
UML modeling: Use case, Classe, from UML class diagram to relational model (2 x 1.5 h)
Relational Algebra and SQL Language (1.5 h)

Tutorials (10 x 1.5 h):
UML modeling: Use case, Classe, from UML class diagram to relational model (3 x 1.5 h)
Relational Algebra and SQL Language (2 x 1.5 h)
Implementation of queries with the Access DBMS (2 x 1.5 h)
Structuring and importing data into the Access DBMS (1.5 h)
Creating user interfaces with the Access DBMS (2 x 1.5 h)

Project (3 x 3 h):
The goal of the project is to realize the entire process of an information system implementation through a case study inspired by a real industrial case. It is carried out in groups of two or three students. Four deliverables are expected: a project charter, UML diagrams presenting system specifications, an Access database and a collection of good practices. Each group can be asked to demonstrate the developed system.

Prerequisites

Project management, General computer science course (Semesters 1 & 2) and a practice of microsoft office basic tools (Word, Excel, Powerpoint).

Tests

Three grades contribute to the final score (NF):

  • Project score (NP) for 40%
  • Final exam score (NE) for 40%
  • Intermediate work score (ND) for 20%

The participation of each student is taken into account in the evaluations.

NF = 0,4*NP + 0,4*NE + 0,2*ND

Pour valider cette UE, chaque composante de la Note Finale (NF) doit être supérieure à 0.
To validate this course, each component of the final score (NF) must be greater than 0.
Cette pondération est compatible avec une organisation des enseignements et des examens en distanciel

La participation et l'investissement de chaque élève sont prises en compte dans ses évaluations.

Calendar

The course exists in the following branches:

  • Curriculum - Engineer student Master SCM - Semester 7
see the course schedule for 2023-2024

Additional Information

Course ID : 4GUL1301
Course language(s): FR

You can find this course among all other courses.

Bibliography

"Systèmes d'information : structuration, modélisation et communication", Jean Claude COURBON, InterEditions, 1993
"Des Bases de données à l'Internet" P. Mathieu, 2000, Ed Vuibert
"UML en action par Pascal Roques, Franck Vallée ISBN 2-212-09127-3 Editions Eyrolles
"Bases de données - de la modélisation au SQL", Laurent Audibert, eds Ellipses 2009
"UML 2 - de l'apprentissage à la pratique", Laurent Audibert, eds Ellipses 2009
http://josdblog.blogspot.fr/2009/09/livre-base-de-donnees-de-la.html
"Management des systèmes d'information", Kenneth Laudon, Jane Laudon, Eric Fimbel, Serge Costa, 11eme edition, 2011, PEARSON

Supports de cours, vidéos et sites web disponibles sur chamilo.

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Date of update July 13, 2023

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