(R/482/6/0156) (03/25) (MQA/FA4978)
April, July, October
3 years (9 semesters) | Full-time
Full-Time
The Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) programme aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to design, develop and apply information technology (IT) that helps organisations thrive in a challenging business climate.
The programme places an emphasis on acquiring the specialised skills needed for successful and long-term careers in the IT industry. To shape graduates who are ready for the fast-paced IT environment, students in this programme learn how to integrate advanced computing theories with extended core competencies on project management, entrepreneurship and business intelligence.
Blended with an innovative curriculum, this programme balances theory and practical applications in a broad range of Internet technologies. Students will go through extensive laboratory practice with six months of intensive industrial training designed to provide substantial exposure in the real world.
Through this programme, they will develop strong analytical skills and apply critical thinking abilities to solve complex business problems with IT knowledge, principles and practical industry applications.
PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)
| PEO1 | Graduates who are able to provide computing solutions for non-routine problems based on appropriate knowledge and technical skills in the discipline according to the industry requirements. |
| PEO2 | Graduates have leadership skills and good interpersonal and communication skills to interact with stakeholders. |
| PEO3 | Graduates who engage in lifelong learning and have an entrepreneurial mindset for self and career development. |
| PEO4 | Graduates who uphold ethical conduct and professional practices in maintaining integrity. |
PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOs)
| PLO1 Knowledge and Understanding | Analyse concepts, principles and theories relating to Information Technology. |
| PLO2 Cognitive Skills | Apply appropriate design and architecture for Information Technology solutions. |
| PLO3 Practical Work Skills | Build Information Technology solutions for non-routine problems. |
| PLO4 Numeracy Skills | Apply numeracy skills for problem-solving in the field of Information Technology. |
| PLO5 Digital Skills | Utilise digital skills for problem-solving in the field of Information Technology. |
| PLO6 Leadership, Autonomy and Responsibility | Demonstrate teamwork, accountability, autonomy and responsibility in delivering solutions related to the field of Information Technology. |
| PLO7 Ethics and Professionalism | Uphold professional and ethical practices in the work environment. |
| PLO8 Interpersonal Skills | Demonstrate effective interaction with diverse stakeholders. |
| PLO9 Communication Skills | Exhibit effective communication with diverse stakeholders. |
| PLO10 Entrepreneurial Skills | Apply an entrepreneurial mindset in delivering solutions. |
| PLO11 Personal Skills | Exhibit capabilities to extend relevant knowledge through life-long learning. |
| English Proficiency for International Students | IELTS 5.0 / MUET Band 3.5 or its equivalent |
| Foundation/Matriculation | Pass with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 and a credit in Mathematics at the SPM level OR any equivalent qualifications |
| Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM) | Pass STPM with Grade C (GP 2.00) in two (2) subjects and a Pass in SPM OR its equivalent with a credit in Mathematics |
| General Certificate of Education Advanced (“A”) Levels | Pass A-Level in two (2) subjects or its equivalent with a credit in Mathematics at O levels or its equivalent |
| Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) | Pass with a minimum Grade B in five (5) subjects including Mathematics |
| Diploma | Pass Diploma in Computer Science, Information System, Information Technology, Software Engineering or other related subjects with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 and a credit in Mathematics at SPM level; |
General Studies Courses | Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban | |||||
| Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2 | ||||||
| Bahasa Kebangsaan A | ||||||
| English for Academic Purposes | ||||||
| Philosophy and Current Issues | ||||||
| Integrity and Anti-Corruption | ||||||
| Community Service | ||||||
| General Interest Course | ||||||
University Courses | Digital Skills & Services | |||||
| Creativity & Innovation | ||||||
| Entrepreneurship | ||||||
Core Courses | Common Core Courses | Introduction to C Programming | ||||
| Computer Organization | ||||||
| System Analysis and Design | ||||||
| Introduction to Database | ||||||
| Operating Systems | ||||||
| Computer Networks | ||||||
Discipline Core Courses | Introduction to IT | |||||
| Discrete Mathematics | ||||||
| Introduction to Cybersecurity | ||||||
| Programming in C++ | ||||||
| Statistics & Probability | ||||||
| Multimedia Technology and Development | ||||||
| Data Structure and Algorithm | ||||||
| Java Programming | ||||||
| Software Engineering | ||||||
| Social Issues and Professional Practices | ||||||
| Software Project Management | ||||||
| Mobile Application Development | ||||||
| Web Technologies | ||||||
| Human Computer Interaction | ||||||
| Business Intelligence | ||||||
| Incident Response & Disaster Recovery | ||||||
| E-Commerce | ||||||
| Cloud Computing | ||||||
Discipline Core Courses (Projects & Internship) | Final Project Phase 1 | |||||
| Final Project Phase 2 | ||||||
| Industrial Training | ||||||
Elective Courses – Choose one (1) combination only. | Principles of Marketing Principles of Management Organisational Behaviour Managing Digital Business | |||||
| Fundamental of Fintech Applications of Technology in Accounting & Finance Robo-Advisor | ||||||
For enquiries on our programme fees and funding, please fill up the form below or you may contact our Student Recruitment Division representative. We offer many funding opportunities to support students. Check out our Financial Assistance Page to find out more.
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| Public Holidays | Week start | Week end | Academic Week |
| 18-Nov | **Registration & Orientation – 18 Nov (Mon) | ||
| 19-Nov | 22-Nov | Week 1 – Class starts for all (19 Nov) | |
| 25-Nov | 29-Nov | Week 2 | |
| 2-Dec | 6-Dec | Week 3 | |
| 9-Dec | 13-Dec | Week 4 | |
| 16-Dec | 20-Dec | Week 5 | |
| 25-Dec Wed Christmas Day | 23-Dec | 27-Dec | Week |
| 1-Jan Wed New Year | 30-Dec | 3-Jan | Week 7 |
| 6-Jan | 10-Jan | Week 8 | |
| 13-Jan | 17-Jan | Week 9 | |
| 20-Jan | 24-Jan | Week 10 | |
| 29 Jan Wed Chinese New Year | 25-Jan | 31-Jan | Mid-sem Break |
| 3-Feb | 7-Feb | Week 11 | |
| 11 Feb Tue Thaipusam | 10-Feb | 14-Feb | Week 12 |
| 17-Feb | 21-Feb | Week 13 | |
| 24-Feb | 28-Feb | Week 14 | |
| 3-Mar | 7-Mar | Study Week | |
| 10-Mar | 15-Mar | Final Examination | |
| 17 Mar Mon Nuzul Al-Quran | 17-Mar | 22-Mar | Final Examination |
| 24-Mar | 28-Mar | Semester Break | |
| 31 Mar Mon Hari Raya Aidilfitri | 31-Mar | 4-Apr | Semester Break |
| 7-Apr | 11-Apr | Semester Break | |
| 14-Apr | 18-Apr | Semester Break |
* When a public holiday falls on Sunday, the holiday is substituted with the following working Monday/ working day
**Registration and Orientation (Nov 2024 sem) – for late registration students who did not manage to go through orientation in MOOC semester
Note: The University reserves the right to amend as and when required
