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ITS832 – Information Systems

in a Global Economy

Summer 2019 IIG Sections 11 and 12

Lecture #2 – July 8th, 2019

Dr. Donald S. Walker

OVERVIEW

Remaining Course Flow

Week 2 Discussion and Paper Topics

Writing Tips

Conclusion

Remaining Course Flow

Our text is generic to all policy making

Methodological content is fine, but we need to work on policy decisions that impact IT professionals

Remaining weeks will examine IT-related issues that policy makers face nationally and internationally

Discussions will be broadly based, while assignments will allow you to focus tightly on a specific issue within the general discussion

Remaining Course Flow (cont.)

Weekly IT Policy Topics

Week 2: Data Management

Week 3: Public Privacy Concerns

Week 4: Managing Disruptive Technologies

Week 5: Taxation

Week 6: Compliance Issues

Week 7: Telecommuncations

When applicable and practical, these topics will be examined at the national and international level.

US national policy will be the default, but not to the exclusion of other countries

A comparison and contrast of US policy to other countries would be very informative

Week 2 Discussion and Paper

Weekly Topic: Data Management

Discussion: What are the 3 most important policy areas affecting data management?

Written Assignment (2-3 pages): Pick a specific topic that relates to public policy affecting data management, and

Define the topic area

Describe the problems arising from a lack of policy, and

Analyze the most promising ways new policy will be developed or has recently been enacted to address the problems

Public Policy and Data Management

Scarcity of academic articles might lead you to use practioner sources, which is fine

Example Areas

Data Protection

Privacy Act

Public Records Management

Legal Discovery

Writing Tips

Bibliographic Software

No abstract required

Paraphrase, no direct quotes

Sample APA paper posted in Week 2 Materials

Develop an outline, transfer to APA sections, then start writing

Write in your own words, form your own argument

Don’t include other’s work and then re-phrase

Stay focused, not a lot of space for background or distractions in a 2-3 page paper

DO NOT turn in more than 3 pages

Write clearly and simply

Read it out loud, if it doesn’t make sense out loud, it doesn’t make sense on the page

CONCLUSION

Plagiarism is rampant in class discussion

The syllabus points are correct, the gradebook in iLearn is not (still working on it)

Still developing future week’s content, let me know if there are specific areas you’d like to cover

Questions/concerns email donald.walker@ucumberlands.edu