University of Technology Sydney

31247 Collaborative Business Processes

6cp; on campus
Requisite(s): 31266 Introduction to Information Systems

Undergraduate

Description

This undergraduate subject allows students to explore a problem and work through an end-to-end problem-solving process. It introduces methods that can be used by agile teams to support the creativity, critical thinking and design that characterize innovation, and ways to apply these to real world problems. Starting from scoping a chosen problem, students develop a deeper understanding, supported by data and evidence. The subject introduces the support tools that allow teams to collaborate across distance and ways to adapt social networking for knowledge sharing and innovation. Students apply various tools to understand the problem and generate effective solution(s), such as process modelling, systems thinking, business modelling, etc. It encourages students to share knowledge and develop solutions that address current and emergent issues in society or business.

Typical availability

Spring session, City campus


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