BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
(COMPUTER NETWORKS AND SECURITY)
INTRODUCTION
In this digital era, most of life, entertainment and business activities are conducted online, either in cyberspace or mobile applications. Examples of these activities are banking, learning, socializing and buying merchandises like books, gadgets and even groceries. Network and information security issues are important issues that influence the smooth running of these activities. Knowledge workers in network and security are needed to ensure that these activities can be conducted in an efficient and secure manner. The Bachelor of Computer Science specializing in Computer Network and Security is an academic program specially tailored to produce Computer Scientist who is able to utilize Computer Science techniques in managing, analyzing, modeling, monitoring, developing and solving problems in the field of network and computer security.
SECR CURRICULUM STRUCTURE 20192020
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PROGRAMME : BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (COMPUTER NETWORK & SECURITY)
Study Duration: Minimum 8 Semesters / Maximum 12 Semesters
SUGGESTED STUDY PLAN FOR SEPTEMBER INTAKE
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YEAR 1 (SEPTEMBER)
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YEAR 1 (FEBRUARY)
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Pre-Req
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Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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Pre-Req
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Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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SCSI 1013
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Discrete Structure |
3
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SCSI 1113
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Computational Mathematics |
3
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SCSJ 1013
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Programming Technique 1 |
3
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PT1
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SCSJ 1023
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Programming Technique II |
3
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SCSP 1513
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Technology & Information Systems |
3
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SCSl 2143
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Probability & Statistical Data Analysis |
3
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SCSR 1013
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Digital Logic |
3
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Logic
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SCSR 2033
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Computer Organisation & Architecture |
3
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UHAK 1012
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Graduate Success Attributes
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2
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SCSV 2113
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Human Computer Interaction |
3
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UHAS 1172/ UHAK 1022
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Malaysia Dynamic (local) Malaysian Studies 3 (international) |
2
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ULAB 1122
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Academic English Skills |
2
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UICI 1012/ ULAM1012
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Islamic & Asian Civilisation (local) Malay Lang for Comm 2 (international) |
2
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Total Credit:
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18
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Total Credit: | 17 | |||||
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YEAR 2 (SEPTEMBER)
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YEAR 2 (FEBRUARY)
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Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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Pre-Req
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Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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SCSR 1213
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Network Communications (CCNA1) | 3 |
DB
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SCSV 1223
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Web Programming |
3
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SCSD 2523
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Database |
3
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PT1
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SCSJ 2154
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Object Oriented Programming |
4
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SCSD 2613
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System Analysis and Design |
3
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SCSJ 2203
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Software Engineering |
3
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PT2
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SCSJ 2013
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Data Structure and Algorithm |
3
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NetComm
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SCSR 2242
SCSR 2941 |
Computer Networks (CCNA2) Computer Networks Lab |
2
1 |
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COA
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SCSR 2043
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Operating Systems |
3
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SCSR 3413
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Computer Security |
3
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| UKQx xxx2 | Co-curriculum | 2 |
English1
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ULAB 2122
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Advanced Academic English Skills |
2
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17
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Total Credit: |
18
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YEAR 3 (Semester I)
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YEAR 3 (Semester II)
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Pre-Req
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Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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Pre-Req
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Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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DataStruct
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SCSJ 3553
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Artificial Intelligence |
3
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AD
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SCSR 3032
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Computer Network & Security Project I |
2
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DB, Web, SE, CS
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SCSR 3104
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Applications Development (CAPSTONE PROJECT) |
4
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Discrete, DataStruct
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SCSJ 3023
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Theory of Computer Science |
3
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| CompNet | SCSR 3242 SCSR3941 |
Inter Networking Technology (CCNA3 & 4) Inter Networking Technology Lab |
2 1 |
SCSD 3761 | Technopreneurship Seminar 1 | 1 | ||
| UHAK 1032 | Introduction to Entrepreneurship | 2 | ||||||
| CompSec | SCSR 3443 | Introduction to Cryptography | 3 | Elective Courses – Choose 3 | 3 | |||
| ULAx 1122 | Foreign Language Elective | 2 | ||||||
| English2 | ULAB 3162 | English for Professional Purpose | 2 | 3 | ||||
| UKQE3001 | ***Extracurricular Experiential Learning | 1 | 3 | |||||
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17/18
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Total Credit: |
17
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YEAR 4 (Semester I)
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YEAR 4 (Semester II)
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Credit
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SCSR 4118
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Industrial Training (HW) |
8
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PSM1
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SCSR 4134
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Computer Networks & Security Project 2 |
4
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SCSR 4114
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Industrial Training Report |
4
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UICL 2302 | The Thought of Sciences & Technology | 2 | |||
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UICL 2xx2
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Enrichment of Knowledge Elective |
2
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Elective Courses – Choose 2
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3
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12
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Total Credit: |
14
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Total number of credits for graduation :
131 for Class 0f 2022 / 130 credit for Class of 2021
*** Only for Class of 2022
(HW) = Hadir Wajib or Pass/Fail.
| SCSR Elective Courses (ALL) | Enrichment of Knowledge Elective (ALL) |
| SCSR 3223 High Performance & Parallel Computing SCSR 3253 Network Programming SCSR 3263 Wireless Sensor Network SCSR 4283 Network Analysis & Design Simulation SCSR 4433 Penetration Testing SCSR 4453 Network Security SCSR 4473 Security Management SCSR 4483 Secure Programming SCSR 4493 Computer Forensic SCSR 4973 Special Topics on Network & Security |
UICL 2012 Al-Qur’an dan Ketamadunan Manusia UICL 2032 Institusi Kehidupan dan Pembangunan Lestari UICL 2042 Kajian Masa Hadapan UICL 2052 Undang-Undang Keluarga UICL 2062 Sains Dunia UICL 2072 Ekonomi Lestari UICL 2082 Konsep dan Amalan Pengurusan Halal UICL 2092 Falsafah Kesenian Islam UICL 2102 Islam dan Kesihatan UICL 2132 Keusahawanan Islam |
| Generic Skills Electives | Foreign Language Electives |
| UHAK 2012 Leadership in Organisation UHAK 2022 Critical and Creative Thinking UHAK 2032 The Human Side of Knowledge Management UHAK 2042 Global Development and Issues UHAK 2052 Guidance & Counselling UHAK 2062 Psychology of Adjustment UHAK 2072 Fundamentals of Intellectual Property UHAK 2082 Law for Entrepreneurs UHAK 2092 Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development UHAK 2102 Social Entrepreneurship UHAK 2112 Engineering Communication UHAK 2122 Human Communication UHAK 2132 Professional Ethics UICI 2022 Islamic Enterpreneurship UKQK 2012 Innovation and Creativity |
ULAC 1112 Mandarin I ULAF 1112 French I ULAJ 1112 Japanese I ULAK 1112 Korea I ULAA 1112 Arabic I |
Programme Educational Objectives (PEO)
The objectives of the BCS (Computer Network and Security) are to provide the knowledge, skills and attributes that should be achieved by the graduates for a successful career. The program is designed to produce graduates who are able to:
- obtain employment in local and global industries and organization, where they are competent in applying the fundamental knowledge,
computational principles and skills in computer network and security areas. - demonstrate the ability to learn and grow throughout their career and further contribute to the advancement of the computer network and
security discipline. - develop software of increasing size and complexity, proficiently applying computer network and security theoretical knowledge across
different application. - become leaders or technopreneurs in computer science discipline.
- demonstrate professional ethics awareness as well as social responsibility as a computer scientist specializing in networking and computer security.
Programme Learning Outcomes
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(A) TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND COMPETENCIES
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Intended Learning Outcomes
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Teaching and Learning
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Assessment
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PLO1 – KW
(Knowledge Understanding) |
Ability to acquire theory and principles of Computer Science and equip with social science and personal development knowledge.
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Lectures, tutorials, laboratory works, problem-based learning, active learning, cooperative learning.
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Examinations, laboratory reports, discussions (peer evaluation), problem-based exercises (reports, reviews, presentations), reports.
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PLO2 – AP |
Ability to exhibit technical competencies in configuring, analyzing, designing and developing computer network and security system using standard approaches.
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Lectures, tutorials, laboratory works, active learning, collaborative learning.
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Examinations, laboratory reports, discussions (peer evaluation), problem-based exercises (reports, reviews, presentations), reports.
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PLO3 – PS |
Ability to creatively solve real world computer network and security problems through Computer Science principles using current tools and techniques.
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Project supervision, lectures,
tutorials, review (articles and tools), laboratory works, seminars, directedreading |
Examinations, laboratory reports, peer assessment, assignment (report, presentation), project reports.
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(B) GENERIC SKILLS
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Intended Learning Outcomes
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Teaching and Learning
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Assessment
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PLO4 – CS |
Ability to present technical solutions to a range of audience.
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Individual presentation, Independent research projects, group research projects, Industrial training.
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Oral presentation, peer evaluation, supervisor evaluation.
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PLO5 – TH |
Ability to think critically and creatively to solve problems.
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Independent projects, group projects, industrial training.
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Project reports, seminar presentations, seminar reports, individual database system project, problem based examinations, laboratory reports.
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PLO6 – SC |
Ability to continuously integrate Computer Science knowledge and skills through lifelong learning process.
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Group projects presentation.
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Oral presentation, peer evaluation.
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PLO7 – TW |
Ability to lead and work effectively in a team to achieve common goals.
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Tutorials, laboratory works, group project assignments, independent reading.
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Group reports, learning logs/diaries, seminar presentation.
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PLO8 – AD |
Ability to adapt and work effectively in varying cultures of communities, professional fields and environments. |
Independent research projects, group research projects, industrial training.
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Industrial training reports, independent project reports, peer evaluation, learning portfolios.
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PLO9 – GC |
Ability to behave ethically, responsibly, and professionally with integrity in carrying out responsibilities and making decisions. |
Project, group discussions, industrial training.
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Industrial training reports, peer evaluation.
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PLO10 – ES |
Ability to identify business opportunities and develop entrepreneurship mind-set and skills.
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Business idea generation, business plan, group project.
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Business idea competition, presentation, final project commercial value.
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Programme Structures
The programme is offered in full-time mode based on a two (2) Semester Academic Year with several courses being delivered and assessed in each Semester.
UTM PROFESSIONAL SKILLS CERTIFICATE (PSC)
Students are required to enrol and pass all certificate programmes offered by the Centres of Excellence in the University and the School of Professional and Continuing Education (SPACE) during the weekend.
- How to Get Yourself Employed (HTGYE)
- ISO 9001: 2008 Quality Management System Requirement (ISO)
- Occupational Safety and Health Awareness (OSHA)
- How to Manage Your Personal Finance (HTMYPF)
- Test of English Communication Skills for Graduating Students (TECS):
(i) TECS 1001 (Paper I – Oral Interaction)
(ii) TECS 1002 (Paper II – Writing)
Award requirements:
To graduate, students MUST:
- Achieve a total of 131 credit hours with minimum of CPA of 2.0.
- Pass industrial training (equivalent to 12 credit hours), which 4 credits will be graded & 8 credit as HW status.
- Complete Computer Network and Security Projects.
- pass the 5 compulsory Professional Skills Courses.
Career Prospects
Graduate of the programme can work as an Programmer, System Engineer, Network Engineer, Security Analyst, System Analyst, System & Network Administrator.