The last items to include in your portfolio are necessary to assist you in clarifying your understanding of the information systems (IS) discipline and to apply that knowledge to real-life situations. Below are the required concluding elements:
Create a LinkedIn account and create a profile that will leverage the self-analysis work and some of the deliverables completed for this course.
Define, perform, and document an individualized IS-related activity not directly taken from a course assignment, which you would consider (in consultation with your instructor) to be value-adding to job positioning.
Improve/extend on any of the five high-stake assignments selected. If you kept all the assignments intact, make sure to comment about that.
In the event that you have performed suboptimally on any given assignment out of the selected set when you completed the assignment in your prior course work, you can improve upon that assignment prior to its inclusion in the portfolio; this is strictly voluntary.
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The final items in your portfolio are required to help you clarify your understanding of the information systems (IS) discipline and apply what you’ve learned to real-world situations. The following are the elements that must be included in the conclusion:
Create a LinkedIn account and a profile that incorporates the self-analysis work as well as some of the course deliverables.
Define, perform, and document an individualized IS-related activity that you would consider (in consultation with your instructor) to be value-adding to job positioning but is not directly taken from a course assignment.
Any of the five high-stakes assignments chosen can be improved/extended on. Make sure to mention it if you completed all of the assignments.
If you haven’t completed any of your assignments to your satisfaction,
