This graduate level course is offered by the Management of Information Systems Department at the College of Business, University of Missouri at Saint Louis.

Schedule
This course is offered in Fall semester

Description
IT-Enabled Business focuses on business models, processes, and activities made possible by the Internet. The course includes theoretic aspects of e-commerce: consumer relationship management, supply chain management, inventory management, business strategy, auctions, and portals. Issues associated with electronic commerce such as security, privacy, content selection and rating, intellectual property rights, authentication, encryption, acceptable use policies, and legal liabilities are explored. Particular attention is paid to IT-enabled entrepreneurship and business creation, and IT use in small to medium sized enterprises. Case studies drawn from actual business applications will be used to reinforce theory.

INFOSYS6835: Syllabus for 2009

Management Reporting* (Three day- Executive Seminar): A three day course on reporting using tools like Business Objects XI and Excel, with emphasis on the databases architecture, SQL query language, views and stored procedures.
*This course was offered every quater (depending on demand) and it was specifically geared to the users community of an ERP Software, with over 23 module and 22,000 users developed for the events and meetings industry.