Information and Knowledge Management - CMI3411

Assessment 1: Other

Formative feedback will be provided during module delivery as practical exercises are completed.

Other

Assessment 2: Portfolio

Individually produce a portfolio based on the design and implementation of a database system, assessed based on design rationale, technology choice, system functionality and critical evaluation around key data management issues such as security, risk, integrity and maintenance.

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

A short research paper which will focus on critically evaluating a particular approach to data, information and knowledge management developing an individual perspective and using organisational examples and case studies to illustrate the discussion and to justify the presented arguments.

Written Assignment

<p>In an increasingly dynamic environment, organisations require flexible and effective information and knowledge management frameworks to identify, model and share critical information and knowledge within the organisation and its environment and also to communicate appropriately with external parties. In this context, the module explores how organisations can better manage their information and knowledge for strategic advantage (intellectual capital). You&#39;ll consider issues such as the social, cultural and political aspects of using, providing and accessing information. You will also be exposed to the practicalities of developing appropriate information strategies and information system solutions demanded by today’s interconnected business.</p>

School of Computing and Engineering

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Computing and Information Systems

CMI3411 - Information and Knowledge Management

Information and Knowledge Management

Critically review competing database technologies for different organizational contexts.

Implement and critically evaluate the design in said context.

Select from competing database technologies to propose and design an appropriate solution for a chosen organisational context.

Critically review and debate the range of concepts, models and theories for managing data, information and knowledge in organisations to support organisational effectiveness and strategic advantage.