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Student Guide
Student Guide
TABLES OF CONTENT
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ITEM
PAGES
1.0
2.0
VISION
3.0
MISSION
4.0
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
4.1 PROGRAMME AIMS
5.0
2-3
4.4 SYNOPSIS
4-6
7-15
REGISTRATION
5.1 STUDENTS REGISTRATION
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16-17
6.0
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7.0
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8.0
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9.0
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10.0
EXAMINATION UNIT
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11.0
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2.0 VISSION
To be Malaysias number one provider of an innovative human capital through transformational
education and training for the global workforce for 2015.
3.0 MISSION
Breaking boundaries for the creation of transformative and creative learning environment for an
innovation led economy.
2.
In stills life-long learning and enables them to adapt positively to the dynamic
changes in the it challenges and industrial requirements
3.
4.
2.
Apply appropriate methodologies, models and techniques that provide a basis for
analysis, design, development, testing and implementation, evaluation, maintenance and
documentation of a software system.
3.
Demonstrate strong analytical and critical thinking skills to troubleshoot and solve
problems within realistic constraints by applying knowledge, principles and skills
in information technology.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
4.4 SYNOPSIS
This programme provides education and training in computing with a specific emphasis on computer
programming. Among the courses offered in this programme are Programming Principles, Programming
Fundamentals, Object-Oriented Programming, .Net Technology, Data Structure, and Web Programming
1 and 2. The knowledge and skills in Computing Essentials, Computer Hardware, Fundamentals of
Operating Systems, Open Source Operating System, Database System, Information System Security,
Computer Network and Project provide opportunities for students to get into abroad range of careers in
a variety of technology sectors. This programme also provides the students with transferable skills and
multiskilling which enable them to adapt and adopt to new technologies. In addition to the technical
courses, students are also taught Communicative English 1, 2 & 3, Mathematics, Islamic Education or
Moral Education, Islamic Civilization, Co-Curriculum, Soft Skills and Occupational Safety and Health to
enhance their competencies in soft skills. As the programme emphasizes self-initiated learning and
hands-on competencies, graduates of this programme will be ready to take the challenges in the world
of computing technologies.
4.5 JOB PROSPECT
This programme provides the knowledge and skills in computer software development fields with job
designation such as Computer Application Programmer, Internet Programmer, Web Programmer,
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CODE COURSES
COURSES
LECTURE
PRACTICAL
TUTORIAL
CREDIT
FP101
Programming Principles
FP104
Computer Hardware
FP105
Computing Essentials
BA102
Mathematics
AE101
Communicative English 1
AA101
Islamic Education
AB102
AS101
Soft Skills
AR101
Co-Curriculum1
TOTAL CREDIT
18
SEMESTER 2
NO.
CODE COURSES
COURSES
LECTURE
PRACTICAL
TUTORIAL
CREDIT
FP201
Programming
Fundamentals
2
FP202
Fundamentals of
Operating System
FP203
Computer Organization
FP204
Digital Media
BA202
Discrete Mathematics
AA209
Islamic Engineering
7
AB202
Moral Education
4
AR201
Co-Curriculum2
TOTAL CREDIT
1
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SEMESTER 3
NO.
CODE COURSES
COURSES
LECTURE
PRACTICAL
TUTORIAL
CREDIT
FP301
Object Oriented
Programming
FP303
Computer Network
FP304
Database System
FP305
Data Structure
AE301
Communicative English 2
FP331
Marketing in IT
AW101
TOTAL CREDIT
18
SEMESTER 4
NO.
CODE COURSES
COURSES
LECTURE
PRACTICAL
TUTORIAL
CREDIT
AT401
Industrial Training
10
SEMESTER 5
NO.
CODE COURSES
COURSES
LECTURE
PRACTICAL
TUTORIAL
CREDIT
FP501
FP511
Human Computer
Interaction
FP512
Web Programming 1
FP521
FP532
Mobile Development
AE501
CommunicativeEnglish3
AC301
Islamic Civilization
TOTAL CREDIT
18
SEMESTER 6
NO.
CODE COURSES
COURSES
LECTURE
PRACTICAL
TUTORIAL
CREDIT
FP611
Information System
Security
FP612
Web Programming 2
FP613
.Net Technology
FP621
Programming Project
FP601
Cyberpreneurship
TOTAL CREDIT
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BA102 - MATHEMATICS
Course introduces students to complex numbers and geometry. Vectors are also covered in the course
to help students to understand better the concepts involving directions and magnitudes. This course
also addresses the use of matrices in organizing data as well as focuses on statistics.
AR101 - KOKURIKULUM 1
Menekankan kepada kemahiran asas yang meliputi aktiviti berkawad, pertolongan cemas, pencegahan
kebakaran, protocol dan etiket sosial dan juga pengurusan diri dan jati diri.
SEMESTER 2
AR201 KOKURIKULUM 2
Memfokuskan kepada penyediaan pengetahuan dan pengalaman yang boleh dijalankan di dalam dan di
luar bilik kuliah bagi perkembangan mental, minat, bakat, jasmani, rohani dan pembentukan nilai-nilai
estetika serta sosial yang positif.
SEMESTER 3
FP331 - MARKETING IN IT
Designed to introduce students to the theory and principles of marketing. Students understanding in
marketing and the implication of information technology upon the practice of marketing is enforced in
the course. The course also includes the current issues and latest trends of marketing in the digital
age.
SEMESTER 4
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SEMESTER 5
12
aspek seperti
perkembangan ilmu pengetahuan, politik, ekonomi dan sosial. Di akhir kursus ini pelajar didedahkan
dengan perbincangan topik pemikiran Islam dan isu-isu semasa yang berkaitan dengan Tamadun Islam.
SEMESTER 6
FP601 - CYBERPRENEURSHIP
Designed to introduce cyberpreneurship concepts to students. The course will equip students with the
knowledge of e-commerce business that would hopefully encourage them to become cyberpreneurship
in the ecommerce industry. The information seeking, processing and decision making skills
of a cyberpreneur has been given due recognition in the teaching of this course.
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5.0 REGISTRATION
5.1 STUDENTS REGISTRATION
5.1.1
GENERAL INFORMATION
5.1.2
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
Students are needed to bring the following documents during registration:
a. Examination result slips;
b. Letters/Slip of acknowledgement for completing the industrial training;
c. Deferment approval letter; OR
d. Approval letter for changing courses (if related)
e. Student Card
f. Money order for study fees
g. Money order for hostels (if offered)
h. Money order for other fees (as stated in the registration letter)
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5.2.1 Before registration, students must first register with JTMK (refer to the academic calendar
that is has been given).
5.2.2 Students are needed to submit a copy of their SPM Examination slip to the Academic Advisor
(for first semester students) and previous semester examination slip (for current students)
during course registration.
5.2.3 First Semester students that fulfill the requirements for course exemption:
a.
Should apply for course exemption by completing the forms and submitting them to the
Academic Advisor .Result of the application will be announced after a meeting by the
Academic Committee Department within 4 weeks of application.
b.
Upon approval, students can register for other courses in complying with the terms and
conditions that is stated in the course registration.
Total credit hour that is allowed for student registration for General
Courses/Main/Elective is between 12(minimum) to 18 (maximum).
b.
Students are allowed to register more than 18 credit hour and not more than 21 credit
with HPNM >/ 3.00and has gotten the approval from the head of department.
5.2.5 Students with carried forward subjects OR dropped subjects in previous semester OR
students with extended semester OR students who are barred from the Industrial training
OR students who repeat subjects from previous semester;
a.
Students need to fill in forms and give priority to the subjects involved. Students must:
i.
Identify slots for all CARRY forward subjects by referring to the main time table
and comparing them with their class time table to prevent any overlapping
with General/Main/Elective Subjects. Priority must be given to the subjects
which is being carried forward if any overlapping occurs.
ii.
Identify subjects that are dropped in the previous semester. Priority must be
given to the Main subjects which is being carried forward if any overlapping
occurs.
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iv.
b.
c.
Students are allowed to register more than 18 but less than 21 credit hour in condition,
the HPNM >/ 3.00 and approved by the Head of Department.
d.
If registration to take 18credit hour and more is approved by the Head of Department,
students need to fill in letter of CERTIFICATE OF COURSE REGISTRATION ABOVE 18
CREDIT HOUR and hand it to the Academic Advisor.
e.
Total credit hour for General/Main/Elective Subjects + CARRY forward Subjects must be
between 12(minimum) to 18 (maximum).
f.
Students are allowed to register more than 10 credit hours but must be less than 21
credit hours.
Students are advised to review the registration form before signing the relevant forms
to ensure that the information contained in this form is correct.
Students are given a period until week 6 to add subjects with the permission of the
Academic Advisor.
Students are allowed to drop subjects until Week 6 after consulting with their academic
advisor and approved by the Head of Department.
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Lab 2 (Hypermedia)
Lecture Room
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