Business and Technology 2600-MRCdz1BTen
1. Introduction
1.1 Development of society, economy, and technology
1.2 Systems perspective
2. Development of technology
2.1 IT systems
2.2 Data growth
2.3 Artificial Intelligence
3. Impact of technology on various dimensions of organizations
4. Technology adoption and digital transformation
Type of course
Learning outcomes
Student, after completing the course:
K_W01 Knows and understands the principles of systems thinking and principles of the relationship between business and technology.
K_W04 Is able to implement advanced technological tools ensuring the compliance of accounting and reporting processes with economic legal regulations.
K_W07 Is able to leverage modern technologies to create and scale business ventures in national and global markets.
K_U06 Is able to prepare and present advanced controlling analyses in English, using modern information and communication technologies (ICT).
K_U07 Is able to use a foreign language (B2+) and specialized terminology in finance, accounting, and controlling.
K_U09 Is able to independently upgrade professional qualifications and support others in the self-education process.
K_K01 Is able to think and act entrepreneurially in national and global dimensions.
K_K02 Is able to adhere to, enforce, and develop professional ethical standards and the advancement of the profession.
Assessment criteria
Participation in discussion, assessing examples from business practice, and interactive explanation of key concepts. The basic assessment criterion is a test.
Practical placement
no
Bibliography
Turban E., Pollard C., Wood G.: Information Technology for Management: Driving Digital Transformation to Increase Local and Global Performance, Growth and Sustainability, 12th Edition, John Wiley &Sons