Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: IT resources management (17.E2537)

Native organizations units: Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management
General information:
 
Category Professional-applicative
Scientific or art field Applied Computer Science and Informatics
ECTS 6

Preparing students, future computer (SW / HW) engineers, for participation in the processes of providing quality IT services to defined business domain.

After successfully completing the course the student is able to: 1. Understand the modes of organization of the company. Is able to handle the basic (core) processes of the company to support this process. Understands the basics of IT function. 2. Understand the classification of IT resources, the planning capacity of IT resources and budgets for IT resources. 3. Understand the basics of operational risk management including IT risks. 4. Understand the need for harmonization with the regulations depending on the business domain. 5. Understand the basics of information security management. 6. Understands the basics of IT control and audit. 7. Understand the difference between project management and service management. 8. Understand the concept of using best practices in the management of IT resources. 9. Understand the life cycle of IT services (service strategy, service design, service transition, service operation, and service retirement), and how to model IT service, etc.

1. Management of IT resources. Definition (of interest) of IT resources: Methods and systems for managing IT resources provided to satisfy the required functionality, quality, safety, and performance of IT solutions at minimal cost. 2. Planning and control of IT resources. Categorization of IT resources (HW, SW, HR), IT Resource Capacity Planning: IT planning, project planning and service IT resource planning and IT budget (CAPEX, OPEX, depreciation, etc..). Capacity control and exercise plans: methods and tools to control the capacity (bandwidth network, server performance, storage space systems, computer users (non) utilization SW licenses, the man spent days * developers, and others.). 3. IT risk management, IT security and compliance with regulatory requirements. The definition of risk, IT risk categorization, measurement of risk: qualitative and quantitative methods for risk management, IT risk association with operational risk management, information security basics: logical and physical security, procedures, policies and tools to ensure information security, regulatory requirements: SOX , examples of regulatory requirements finiansijskoj industry, IT controls and audit: IT control objectives and audits, COBIT, CMMI, process control and execution of IT audits, internal and external audit. 4. Project management vs. services management. A review of project management: definition, objectives, processes for the project, project resources. The relationship between IT projects and IT service operations: defining dependencies, IT resource planning complex (multi project and multi-service), etc..

Multimedijalna predavanja i vezbe na prakticnim primerima uz koriscenje odgovarajucih SW alata.

Authors Title Year Publisher Language
D. Parmenter Key Performance Indicators 2010 Wiley English
R. Burton, G. DeSanctics, B. Obel Organizational Design 2006 Cambridge University Press English
D. Tudor Agile Projects and Services Management: Delivering IT Services using ITIL, PRINCE2 and DSDM Atern 2010 DSDM Consortium English
F Gallegos, S. Senfet, D. Manson, C. Gonzales IT Control and Audit 2004 Auerbach Publications English
Course activity Pre-examination Obligations Number of points
Project defence Yes Yes 50.00
Oral part of the exam No Yes 50.00
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Prof. Sladojević Srđan

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Prof. Sladojević Srđan

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