Presentation

A. Select a topic that interests you from the following list:

• Chief information officer (CIO)
• Information systems governance
• Information systems outsourcing
• Offshoring
• Total cost of ownership (TCO)
• Agile
• Business analyst
• Custom software development
• DevOps
• End-user development
• End-user involvement
• End-user resistance
• Information system project management
• Off-the-shelf application
• Open source
• Prototyping
• Scrum
• Shadow IT
• System analyst
• System architect
• System development life cycle (SDLC)
• System implementation
• System selection and acquisition
• System specification
• System testing
• User interface design

B. Using books, the library, peer-reviewed journals and/or the Internet, research the selected topic. Use at least two (ideally three or more) references. At least one reference should be a peer-reviewed journal article from Baker’s online library. The course textbook and/or course notes will not count toward the minimum required references.

C. Create a PowerPoint slide document with a minimum of seven (7) slides including:

• Title slide
• Three or more slides that present at least three aspects of your selected topic in the following list:

1. Definition of the concept
2. Main components the concept
3. Main functions/roles of the concept
4. Applications and use contexts associated with the concept
5. Advantages of the concept
6. Negative aspects/risks associate with the concept
7. How the concept is different than similar others
8. How the concept is related to other concepts
9. Future trends of the concept
10. Any other aspect that is relevant to and appropriate for the concept

• Summary/conclusion slide
• References slide
• Questions/Comments slide with an invitation for other students to ask questions via the discussion board

D. Using Screencast-O-Matic, you will record a 5-10 minute video presentation. The video should show your face, your voice, and the slides. Review the instructions and tutorials on video/oral presentation in Module 1 before creating your presentation if needed.

E. Save your presentation video to your computer and then upload the video as an attachment to a discussion board with the topic title and student name, or save the video to Screencast-O-Matic (or another online platform) and paste a link to the recording in the discussion board. Submit the video or link to the assignment link at the same time.

F. View presentations of other students, make comments and ask questions. Reply to questions and comments from other students and your instructor.

The Video Presentation will be evaluated using the following rubric. Please carefully review it and use it as a supplemental instruction to develop your presentation.