This class is designed for graduate students and undergraduates who wish to pursue graduate studies, and aims to provide students with the theoretical and systematic knowledge related to IT and organizations at a level that will enable them to write research papers in graduate school. The class will be taught entirely in English, with the assumption that students will become researchers. Following an introduction at the beginning of the course, we will be reading literature such as Galliers, R. and W. Currie (2011). The Oxford handbook of management information systems critical perspectives and new directions. Oxford, Oxford University Press (Electronic version available in KOSMOS)
Undergraduate students are expected to read and summarize the literature by the next week's class to deepen their understanding of the subject matter. Graduate students will present in the first class a presentation in which they will search for literature related to their own research and solve the problem. By repeating this cycle, the goal is to deepen their systematic understanding of the literature on the relationship between IT and organizations and to be able to link it to their own research.