Description:

Get a head start and explore the concepts surrounding Information Technology Governance tools and techniques. IT Governance is a subset discipline of Corporate Governance focused on Information Technology (IT) systems, their performance, and risk management.
This introductory course will discuss a range of topics from elements and domains of IT Governance, understanding and constructing frameworks, to proprietary frameworks and national/international standards. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and Basel II will also be discussed.

Who this course is for:

• Recent graduates looking to get a foothold in the IT Industry.
• Individuals looking for work within the Public or Private Sector.
• An organization looking to increase its information transparency and security.
• An individual or organization looking to implement standard IT Governance procedures and practices.

Requirements:

• Basic understanding of the IT industry
• Knowledge of the English language

What you'll learn:

• Learn about IT Governance, its characteristics, and importance.
• Study the benefits of IT Governance.
• Learn about building the foundation for IT Governance.
• Know the three parts of the foundation in detail.
• Understand IT Governance elements and domains.
• Learn about IT Governance Frameworks.
• Learn about the different Proprietary Governance Frameworks, their principles, components, and
• benefits
• Learn about National/International Standards Frameworks, its principles, and features.
• Know the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, its elements, benefits, and impact.
• Know Basel II, its purpose, requirements, and its Three Pillars concept.
• Learn how to achieve better IT Governance.
• Explore the future of IT Governance.