502417 - Knowledge Management and Database Systems |
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Credit Hours3 Pre-requisite502230 Co-requisite- Distribution0 + 3 |
This course provides an in-depth exploration of data, databases, and knowledge management (KM) systems, essential components for success in today's data-driven business environment. Students will learn how data is collected, stored, and managed, with a focus on the strategic use of data through data warehouses and data mining. These sections offer practical examples of how companies leverage data for competitive advantage. In addition to database systems, the course delves into the concept of knowledge management. As companies accumulate vast amounts of knowledge throughout their existence, effective KM practices are vital. The course covers the process of creating, formalizing, capturing, indexing, storing, and sharing organizational knowledge. By integrating these practices, businesses can harness the experiences and insights gained over time, transforming them into valuable assets. |