Course Code: N1I00523 Credits: 2.0
Total Hours: 32
Prerequisites: None
Target Students: Undergraduate students majoring in Business Administration
Course Description:
Case Study of Enterprise Digital Transformation is an elective course designed for undergraduate students in the Business Administration program. Through case-based teaching, the course helps students gain an in-depth understanding of the theories and practices of enterprise digital transformation. The course aims to cultivate students’ abilities to analyze and solve problems and to make effective decisions in a digitalized environment.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completing this course, students will be able to:
Master the basic theories, methods, and tools of enterprise digital transformation;
Apply acquired knowledge to analyze and solve practical issues in the digital transformation of enterprises;
Develop innovative thinking, teamwork skills, and habits of lifelong learning;
Establish correct worldviews, outlooks on life, and values, while enhancing social responsibility and awareness of a company’s societal impact;
Demonstrate integrity and professional ethics to ensure compliance in business practices.
Teaching Methods:
This course adopts a combination of the following instructional methods:
Case teaching: Deepens understanding and application through analysis of real cases, allowing students to learn valuable lessons from both success and failure.
Discussion: Facilitates student-led case discussions to encourage exchange of ideas and in-depth engagement.
Lectures: Provides foundational theories and essential background knowledge to support case analysis.
Practical training: Includes simulation of digital transformation project planning and implementation, allowing students to experience and reflect on the process in group settings.
Assessment Methods:
A diversified assessment approach combining formative and summative evaluations is used, consisting of:
Attendance (10%): Assesses classroom attendance and participation in practical activities.
Class participation (30%): Includes engagement in discussions and teamwork, encouraging active interaction.
Case analysis report (30%): Requires students to select and analyze a specific case, demonstrating their understanding and ability to propose viable solutions.
Project proposal (30%): Students submit a forward-looking and innovative digital transformation project plan.
