Management Information Systems

Information, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computer systems are making an increasingly significant impact in our daily life; therefore, the main purpose of this seminar is to help students understand and acquire the basic theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to develop and evaluate management information systems, AI and human-computer interaction-based research models.

In the first semester of the seminar, students will be asked to state the topic of the thesis, they will get to know the technique of working skills, they will do their own research, read the recommended literature and the one selected by themselves with the consultation of the instructor, they will present the topic of the thesis together with the preliminarily formulated questions concerning the research, they will decide on research methods essential in finding solutions to particular problems.

Master seminar thesis topics of interest for the seminar include, but are not limited to:

– Ethics, privacy & trust in Digital Technology Adoption

– Digital wellbeing and the responsibility and role of tech companies and/or government

– Personalized User Experience through AI-driven Behavioral Analysis:

– Predictive Modeling of User Engagement in Online Communities

– E-Government and citizen engagement in EU

– Human-computer interaction, AI and spatial computing

– Fintech innovation, financial industry, and Digital governance

The literature recommended for reading in the first semester of the seminar is individually proposed for each topic of the thesis.

On successful completion of these, students should be able to:

1. equipped with the ability to critically appraise theories, methods, and evidence for understanding Human-computer interaction and management information systems.

2. make new research design, implementation, and evaluation of digital change.

3. support the translation of evidence into practice across disciplines and sectors.

Master's thesis and presentation of work in progress