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Panduan PrasiswazahFakulti Pengurusan dan Ekonomi

Sesi Akademik 2013/2014

Fakulti Pengurusan dan EkonomiUniversiti Malaysia Terengganu21030 Kuala Terengganuhttp://fpe.umt.edu.my

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Hakcipta© 2013, Fakulti Pengurusan dan Ekonomi, Universiti MalaysiaTerengganu.

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Diterbitkan Oleh:

Fakulti Pengurusan dan EkonomiUniversiti Malaysia Terengganu21030 Kuala Terengganu

Tel: 09-6684149/4802Faks: 096684237Emel:[email protected]

Jawatankuasa Penerbitan:

Prof. Dr. Mohd Shaladdin Muda (Penasihat)Prof. Madya Dr. Suriyani Dato’ Muhamad (Pengerusi)Prof. Madya Dr. Mohd Zulkifli MokhtarProf. Madya Dr. Safiek MokhlisProf. Madya Dr. Nik Fuad Nik Mohd KamilDr. Roshaiza TahaDr. Roseliza Mat AlipiahDr. Siti Falindah PadleeEn. Mohammad Zaidi MahadiEn. Hamid Mat AminEn. Muhammad Syazli SulaimanPn. Laila MamatEn. Abdul Fatah Ismail

Jawatankuasa penerbitan ingin merakamkan penghargaan kepada ahli-ahlijabatan berikut di atas sumbangan mereka:

Pejabat Dekan, Jabatan Pengurusan dan Pemasaran, Jabatan Ekonomi, JabatanPerakaunan dan Kewangan dan Staf sokongan akademik, Fakulti Pengurusan dan

Ekonomi, UMT.

••• Maklumat yang terdapat di dalam buku ini adalah tepat pada masa ianyadicetak.•••

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Kandungan Muka SuratKalendar Akademik Sesi 2013–2014 5Kata Alu-Aluan Dekan 7Visi, Misi dan Slogan UMT 8Latarbelakang UMT 9Pengenalan Fakulti Pengurusan dan Ekonomi 10

Matlamat Fakulti 10Jabatan-Jabatan di Fakulti 10Program Sarjana Muda Yang Ditawarkan 11Program Pasca Siswazah Yang Ditawarkan 11

Jawatankuasa Eksekutif Falkulti Pengurusan dan Ekonomi 13Pentadbiran Fakulti 15Penyelaras Fakulti 16Pegawai Akademik Fakulti 18Jabatan Perakaunan dan kewangan 18Jabatan Ekonomi 21Jabatan Pengurusan dan Pemasaran 24

Program Sarjana Muda 28Maklumat Am UMT 28Struktur Kurikulum Program 28Teras Universiti 28Teras Program 29Elektif 29Kelayakan Bahasa Inggeris 29Sistem Bimbingan Siswa 30Pelaksanaan 30Tugas Pembimbing Siswa 30Teras Universiti 31Ko-kurikulum 32

Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan 33Objektif Program 35Prospek Kerjaya 35Syarat Kemasukan 35Syarat Khas Program 36Jumlah Kredit Untuk Bergraduat 36Kurikulum Program 37Kursus Teras Universiti 37Kursus Teras Program 37Kursus Elektif 37Pengecualian Kursus 37Skema Program Mengikut Semester 38Sinopsis Kursus 40

Program Sarjana Muda Ekonomi (Sumber Alam) 49Objektif Program 51Prospek Kerjaya 51

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Kandungan Muka SuratSyarat Kemasukan 51Syarat Khas Program 52Jumlah Kredit Untuk Bergraduat 52Kurikulum Program 53KursusTeras Universiti 53Kursus Teras Program 53Kursus Elektif Pengkhususan 53Kursus Pengecualian 53Skema Program Mengikut Semester 54Sinopsis Kursus 56

Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran) 65Objektif Program 67Prospek Kerjaya 67Syarat Kemasukan 67Syarat Khas Program 68Jumlah Kredit Untuk Bergraduat 68Kurikulum Program 69Kursus Teras Universiti 69Kursus Teras Program 69Kursus Elektif 69Pengecualian Kursus 69Skema Program Mengikut Semester 70

Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pelancongan) 73Objektif Program 75Prospek Kerjaya 75Syarat Kemasukan 75Syarat Khas Program 76Jumlah Kredit Untuk Bergraduat 76Kurikulum Program 77Kursus Teras Universiti 77Kursus Teras Program 77Kursus Pilihan Bahasa Moden 77Kursus Elektif 77Skema Program Mengikut Semester 78

Sinopsis Kursus 80

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KALENDAR AKADEMIK SEMESTER I SESI 2013/2014(PROGRAM SARJANA MUDA)

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PERINGATAN

* Pelajar dikehendaki menyemak senarai kursus yang didaftarkan secara ‘online’.Sila ambil maklum, mana-mana pelajar yang tidak membuat semakan padaminggu ke – 4 semester, segala maklumat yang telah didaftar di dalam SMPadalah dianggap betul dan sebarang pindaan selepas tempoh ini tidak akan diproses.

** Mana-mana pelajar yang tidak membuat Prapendaftaran akan dikenakan dendasebagaimana di dalam Peraturan akademik perkara 3.1 (v)

Makluman : Tarikh-tarikh di atas tertakluk kepada pindaan

Pelajar boleh menyemak maklumat akademik masing-masing melalui portal MyNemoPelajar di alamat http://mynemo.umt.edu.my

HARI KELEPASAN AM

Hari Malaysia 16 September 2013 (Isnin)Hari Raya Aidiladha 15 & 16 Oktober 2013 (Selasa & Rabu)Hari Deepavali 2 November 2013 (Sabtu)Kelepasan Am Negeri 3 November 2013 (Ahad)Maal Hijrah 1435H 5 November 2013 (Selasa)Hari Krismas 25 Disember 2013 (Rabu)Maulidur Rasul 14 Januari 2014 (Selasa)Tahun Baru Cina 31 Januari & 1 Februari 2014 (Jumaat & Sabtu)

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Visi, Misi & Slogan UMT

Visi

Menjadi Universiti Berprestasi Tinggi Dengan Reputasi Global.

(To Be A High Performance University With Global Reputation)

Misi

Memacu Usaha Penjanaan Ilmu Berteraskan Sains dan Teknologi Ke Arah

Pembangunan Mapan, Peningkatan Sosioekonomi dan Kesejahteraan

Sosial Melalui Kegiatan Pembelajaran dan Penyelidikan.

SLOGAN

“Terokaan Seluas Lautan”

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Latar Belakang UMT

Universiti Malaysia Terengganu bermula dari Pusat Perikanan dan Sains Samuderadi bawah payung Universiti Putra Malaysia bertempat di Mengabang Telipot, KualaTerengganu. Pada mulanya Pusat ini menyediakan kemudahan latihan kepadapara pelajar Program Perikanan dan Sains Samudera dan kemudahan penyelidikankepada pensyarah. Perpindahan Fakulti Perikanan dan Sains Samudera, UniversitiPutra Malaysia (UPM) dari Serdang ke Kuala Terengganu telah melahirkan kampuscawangan yang dinamakan Universiti Putra Malaysia cawangan Terengganu (UPMT)pada Jun 1996 dan nama fakulti telah diubah kepada Fakulti Sains Gunaan danTeknologi (FSGT). Turut ditubuhkan ialah Fakulti Sains dan Sastera Ikhtisas (FSSI)

serta Pusat Pengajian Matrikulasi (PPM).

Penubuhan Kolej Universiti Terengganu (KUT) telah diluluskan oleh Jemaah Menteripada 5 Mei 1999 sebagai kampus bersekutu UPM. Kolej Universiti Terengganu telahdiberi kuasa autonomi pada 1 Mei 2001 dan dinamakan Kolej Universiti Sains danTeknologi Malaysia (KUSTEM) pada 20 Jun 2001 selaras dengan hasrat kerajaan

supaya kolej ini menerajui bidang-bidang sains dan teknologi.

Pada 1 Februari 2007, Kolej Universiti Sains dan Teknologi Malaysia sekali lagi memahatsejarah dengan nama barunya sebagai Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT). Kini,UMT mempunyai enam (6) buah fakulti iaitu Fakulti Sains dan Teknologi, FakultiPengurusan dan Ekonomi, Fakulti Agroteknologi dan Sains Makanan, Fakulti PengajianMaritim dan Sains Marin, Fakulti Pembangunan Sosial dan Fakulti Perikanan danAkua-Industri.

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Pengenalan Fakulti Pengurusan dan Ekonomi

Fakulti Pengurusan dan Ekonomi (FPE) adalah salah satu fakulti di UMT dan telahditubuhkan pada Januari, 2000. Penubuhan fakulti ini bertujuan untuk memberilatihan akademik dan profesional kepada pelajar-pelajar sebagai memenuhikeperluan menyediakan lebih ramai tenaga profesional dalam bidang pengurusan,perakaunan, kewangan dan ekonomi untuk keperluan negara. Sasaran fakulti ialahmelahirkan siswazah berkualiti yang mempunyai daya saing yang tinggi. Program-program pengajian yang ditawarkan oleh fakulti meliputi bidang pengurusan,kewangan, perakaunan dan ekonomi. Penawaran program-program ini adalah selarasdengan matlamat UMT untuk menyediakan kepakaran dalam bidang Sains,Teknologi, dan Pengurusan Sumber Alam. Fakulti juga berhasrat menjadi pusatkecemerlangan bagi penyelidikan berkaitan pengurusan sumber alam. Justeru, fakultimenyediakan prasarana dan lain-lain kemudahan kepada kakitangan akademik danpelajar siswazah untuk membuat penyelidikan, serta memberi khidmat nasihat danperundingan.

Matlamat Fakulti

• Mendukung misi universiti untuk menjadi pusat pembelajaran dan penyelidikanyang ulung dalam menjana ilmu berteraskan Sains dan Teknologi kearahpembangunan mapan, peningkatan Sosioekonomi dan kesejahteraan Sosial.,

• menyediakan tenaga kerja terlatih dengan kemahiran profesional yang tinggiserta kemantapan disiplin diri menerusi nilai-nilai murni dan etika kerja yangpositif.,

• melahirkan siswazah yang peka kepada idea baru dalam pengurusan danresponsif kepada perubahan semasa serta menjadi ‘role-model ’ kepada pelajardan masyarakat.,

• memberi khidmat melalui penyebaran idea dan amalan baru serta mencaripenyelesaian terhadap masalah semasa yang dialami oleh masyarakat, dan

• menjalin hubungan antara universiti, institusi-institusi lain dan industri demikepentingan bersama dan pembangunan negara.

Jabatan-Jabatan di Fakulti

Di FPE sehingga kini terdapat tiga Jabatan yang bertanggungjawab mengendalikankursus-kursus di peringkat ijazah dan pendidikan pasca siswazah. Jabatan-jabatantersebut ialah:

• Jabatan Pengurusan dan Pemasaran• Jabatan Ekonomi• Jabatan Perakaunan dan Kewangan

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Program Pasca Siswazah Yang DitawarkanFakulti ini menawarkan pogram pengajian Sarjana Sains (M.Sc.) dan DoktorFalsafah (Ph.D) di bawah Struktur A iaitu secara penyelidikan. Tempoh pengajianbagi peringkat Sarjana Sains ialah sekurang-kurangnya dua semester dan bagiperingkat Doktor Falsafah empat semester. Bidang penyelidikan yang ditawarkanadalah seperti berikut:

• Perakaunan• Ekonomi• Kewangan• Pengurusan• Pemasaran

Fakulti turut menawarkan program Sarjana Pengurusan Zon Pantai Bersepadu(ICZM) dan program Master of Business Administration (MBA).

Program Sarjana Muda Yang Ditawarkan

Program-program yang ditawarkan adalah seperti berikut:

Program Tempoh Kredit Bergraduat

Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran) 3 tahun 120

Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pelancongan) 3 tahun 122

Sarjana Muda Ekonomi (Sumber Alam) 3 tahun 121

Sarjana Muda Perakaunan 4 tahun 145

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PEGAWAI AKADEMIK FAKULTI

Jabatan Perakaunan dan Kewangan

Profesor MadyaDr. Mohd Zulkifli MokhtarPh.D (Cardiff), M.Acc. (Glasgow), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM),Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

Dr. Rokiah Ab. KadirPh.D (Sheffield), MCL (UIAM), LL.B (Hons) (UIAM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Hassan Che HaatPh.D (UiTM), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Sc. Acc. (Hons) (Cardiff)[email protected]

Dr. Norsiah Ahmad, FTII, CFiAPh.D (UUM), MBA (Mississippi State), B.Sc. Accounting (Florida State)[email protected]

Pensyarah KananDr. Shahnaz IsmailM.Sc. Accounting (UPM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UPM), Dip. Agric. Business (UPM)[email protected]

En. Ahmad Fakharuddin Abd. RahmanM.Sc. Finance (St. Louis), B.Sc. Finance (Indiana State), Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

Pn. Fatimah Shahman, CMA (ICMA, Australia)M.Acc. (Glasgow), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

En. Mohammad Rodzi Embong, CMA (ICMA, Australia)M.Acc. (Glasgow), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Shaari Abd. RahmanPh.D (Tasmania), M.Sc. Acc. & Fin. (Birmingham), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Nor Raihan Mohamad, C.A. (M)Ph.D (UMT), M.Sc. Accounting (UPM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

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Dr. Azwadi AliPh.D (Victoria), M.Acc. (UiTM),B.A. Accounting & Finance (Hons) ([email protected]

Dr. Zalailah Salleh, C.A. (M)Ph.D (Griffith), M.Sc. Acc. & Fin. (Essex), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Nazli Mohd Nor, C.A. (M)Ph.D (Edith Cowan), M.Sc. Accounting (IIUM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]. Hafiza Aishah HashimPh.D (Malaya), M.Acc. Int. Acct. & Fin. Mgmt (Glasgow), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM)[email protected]

Dr. Roshaiza TahaPh.D (Monash), MBA (Accounting) (UUM), B. Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Nurasyikin JamaludinPh.D (Edith Cowan), MBA (Buckingham), B.Sc. Econs (Acc. & Finance Mgmt)(Buckingham)[email protected]

Dr. Shayuti Mohamed AdnanPh.D (Auckland), M.Sc. Accounting (UIAM), B. Commerce & Mgmt (Lincoln)[email protected]

Dr. Akmalia Mohamad AriffPh.D (Auckland), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

PensyarahPn. Wan Zanani Wan AbdullahM.Acc. (UKM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UPM)[email protected]

Pn. Norlidawahi WahabM.Acc. (UKM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UKM), Dip. Banking (KUSZA)[email protected]

Pn. Wan Zuriati Wan ZakariaMBA (Accounting) (UUM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

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Pn. Tengku Farrah Maimunah Tengku Mohd Yusof**M.Sc. Accounting (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM)[email protected]

Pn. Norazlina IliasMBA (Finance) (UPM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Pn. Mimi Aizreen HamzahM.Sc. Finance (UUM), B.Sc. (Hons) Fin. & Acc. (Salford)[email protected]

Pn. Rohila @ Norhamizah Awang**M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

En. Ahmad Shauqi Mohamad Zubir**M.Sc. Quantitative Sciences (Fin. Engineering) (UiTM), B.Sc. (Hons) Aktuari(UKM)[email protected]

TutorEn. Safwan Mohd NorM. Financial Analysis (La Trobe), B. A (Hons) Acct. & Financial Studies(Central Lancashire),[email protected]

Pn. Nurhaiza Muhammad ZawawiM.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Pn. Noor Afzalina Mohamad**M.Sc. (Acc) (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UIAM)[email protected]

Pn. Farizah Sulong**MCA (Acc.) (Wellington), B. Commerce & Mgmt (Lincoln)[email protected]

Felo AkademikCik Norakma Abd. Majid**M.Sc. (Acc) (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM)[email protected]

**Pegawai Cuti Belajar

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Jabatan Ekonomi

ProfesorProf. Dr. Nik Hashim Nik MustaphaPh.D (Washington State), M.Agr.Sc (UM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Profesor MadyaProf. Madya Dr. Fauziah Abu HassanPh.D (Florida State), M.Sc (Western Michigan), B.Sc (Western Michigan)[email protected]

Prof. Madya Dr. Nik Fuad Nik Mohd KamilPh.D (Washington State), M.Sc.Agric.Econ (California, Davis),B.Sc.Agric.Econ (California, Davis), Dip.Agric (UPM)[email protected]

Prof. Madya Dr. Nur Azura SanusiPh.D (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Prof. Madya Dr. Suriyani Dato’ Hj. MuhamadPh.D (Manchester), M.Sc (London), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Prof. Madya Dr. Mohd Anuar Md. AminPh.D (Economics) (UM), MBA (Econometrics and Operational Research)(Leuven, Belgium), B.Econ (Statistics) (UM)[email protected]

Pensyarah KananDr. Azlina Abd. AzizPh.D (Leicester), M.Econ (UM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Fathilah IsmailPh.D (Victoria), MBA (Wales), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Nanthakumar LoganathanPh.D (UPM), M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Nasir NawawiPh.D (UUM), M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

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Dr. Roseliza Mat AlipiahPh.D (York), M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Dr. Zuraini AnangPh.D (Newcastle), MBA (UKM), B.Sh (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Suhal KusairiPh.D (Financial Economics) (UKM), M.Sc (Universitas Padjadjaran),B.Econ (Universitas Trunojoyo)[email protected]

Dr. Mahirah KamaludinPh.D (UPM), M.Econ (UPM), B.Econ (UNIMAS)[email protected]

PensyarahEn. Mohd Azmi Muhammed IdrisM.Sc. Ekonomi Hutan (UPM), B.Sc. Ekonomi Sumber (UPM)[email protected]

En. Akbar Ali Abd. Kadir**M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Pn. Roshanim Koris**M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

En. Muhammad Najit Sukemi**M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

En. Zaharul Nizal Zabidi**M.Econ (UPM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Pn. Noorhaslinda Kulub Abd. Rashid**M.Econ (UM), B.Econ (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Pn. Noor Haslina Mohd Akhir**M.Econ (UM), B.Econ (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

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TutorEn. Hazman Samsudin**M.Econ (UPM), B.Econ (Hons) (UPM)[email protected]

Pn. Aniza Husin**M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Felo AkademikPn. Nor Fatimah Che Sulaiman**Bsc.Econ (Yokohama National University)[email protected]

Cik Zairihan Abdul Halim**M.Econ (Hons) (UM), B.Econ (UUM),[email protected]


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Jabatan Pengurusan dan Pemasaran

ProfesorDr. Mohd Shaladdin MudaPh.D (Lancaster), MBA (Southern New Hampshire), B.Sc. (Indiana State), DPA(UiTM)[email protected]

Profesor MadyaDr. Wan Izatul Asma Wan TalaatPh.D (UPM), M.Sc.Law (UPM), LL.B (Hons) (UIAM)[email protected]

Dr. Safiek MokhlisPh.D (Stirling), M.Sc. (UPM), BBA (UPM)[email protected]

Pensyarah KananDr. Ahmad Munir Dato’ Mohd Salleh (Embat)Ph.D (UMT), M.Sc. (UPM), B.Sc. (Southern Illinois)[email protected]

Tn. Hj. Semanat Abu BakarMBA (New Haven), B.Sc. Finance & Real Estate (Syracuse), DBS (UiTM)[email protected]

Pn. Maznah SallehMBA (Oklahoma), BBA (Hons) Pemasaran (UiTM), DBS (UiTM)[email protected]

Tn. Hj. Abdul Manan AliM.A. (Ohio), BBA Finance (Ohio), DIB (UiTM)[email protected]

Tn. Hj. Ridzuan YacobMBA (Warwick), B.Sc (Biochemistry) (London)[email protected]

Dr. Marhana Mohamed AnuarPh.D (Marketing) (USM), MBA (Middlesex), BSBA (Northern Arizona)[email protected]

Dr. Azizul Yadi YaakopPh.D (Surrey), MBA (UKM), BBA (UIAM)[email protected]

Dr. Zuha Rosufila Abu HasanPh.D (Cardiff), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Hons) Marketing (UiTM), DBS (UiTM),Postgraduate Dip. in Social Science Research Methods (Cardiff)[email protected]

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En. Ahmad Rusdi AbdullahM.Sc. IT (UKM), B. Sc. (Oklahoma), DBS (UiTM)[email protected]

Cik Nor Suriyati OthmanM.Sc. Mgmt. (UUM), B.Mass Comm. (UiTM)[email protected]

Pn. Yusnita Yusof**M. Int. Tourism Mgmt. (Griffith), BBA (Tourism)(UUM)[email protected]

Pn. Nur Aishah Awi**M.Sc.QS (Operation Mgmt.) (UiTM),B.Sc. (Hons) Statistics (UiTM)nuraishah.umt.edu.my

En. Borhanudin Mohd Yusof @ Mohamad**M.Sc. Information Mgmt. (UiTM), B.Sc. Info. Syst. Mgmt (UiTM)[email protected]

PensyarahDr. Siti Nur ‘Atikah ZulkiffliPhD (Strategic Management)(Wollongong), MBA (UiTM), B. Mgt.(Marketing)(KUSTEM)[email protected]

Dr. Siti Falindah PadleePhD (Marketing)(Monash ), M.Sc. (Mgt) (UTM), B.Sc.Finance (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Noor Fadhiha MokhtarPh.D (Victoria), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Hons) Marketing (UiTM), DBS (UiTM)[email protected]

Dr. Wan Norhayati MohamedPh.D (UMT), M.Sc. Mgmt. (UMT), BBA (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Dr. Khatijah OmarPhD (HRM)(UUM), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Texas, USA)[email protected]

Dr. Azlinzuraini AhmadPhD Business & Economics (Management) Leeds), Msc. (UPM), Bsc.(Agribusiness)(UPM)[email protected]

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Pn. Zaleha Mohamad**MBA (UTM), BBA Hons (UUM)[email protected]

Pn. Nik Hazimah Nik Mat**M.Mgmt. (UIAM), B. Mgmt. (Tech.) (UTM)[email protected]

Pn. Hayatul Safrah Salleh**MBA (Cardiff), B.Mgmt. (USM)[email protected]

Y.M. Sharifah Noraida bt. Syed Zainal Abidin**M.Sc. General Mgmt. (UMT), BBA (Hons) Finance (UiTM), Dip in Banking(UiTM)[email protected]

Cik Monizaihasra Mohamed**MBA (Marketing)(UPM), B.Mgmt.(Marketing) (KUSTEM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

Cik Khairunnisa Mohd Azmi**MBA (Int. Business) (UPM), BBA Hons (UiTM)[email protected]

Cik N Alia Fahada W Ab Rahman**MBA (UiTM), BBA (Finance) (UiTM)[email protected]

Cik Rosnani Daud**MBA (UUM), B.Mgmt. (Tech.) (UTM)[email protected]

Cik Nur Amalina Mohamad Zaki**MBA (Western Michigan), B.Sc. Bus. Admin. (Indiana)[email protected]

Pn. Junaidah Abd. Karim**LLM (UKM), LLB (Kent)[email protected]

TutorPn. Majidah Hj. HassanMBA (UiTM), BBA (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

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Felo AkademikPn. Noor Zatul Iffah HussinM.Sc. International Marketing (East London), BBA(Management)(UTM)[email protected]

Pn. Kalsitinoor SetMBA (UiTM), BBA Hons Marketing (UiTM)[email protected]


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Program Sarjana Muda

Maklumat Am

Sistem Pengajian di UMT

Sistem pengajian yang diamalkan di UMT ialah sistem semester. Terdapat dua semesteruntuk setiap sesi tahun pengajian, iaitu Semester 1 (bermula September) dan Semester 2(bermula Februari). Tempoh satu semester ialah 18 minggu, dengan pecahan berikut: 7minggu kuliah + 1 minggu cuti pertengahan semester + 7 minggu kuliah + 3 minggupeperiksaan akhir.

Struktur Kurikulum Program

Struktur kurikulum untuk program sarjana muda dibentuk berdasarkan falsafah danmatlamat UMT iaitu untuk mengeluarkan siswazah yang berwibawa, dapat menyesuaikandiri dengan pelbagai keadaan, berguna kepada masyarakat, berpengetahuan, danmempunyai kemahiran dan kualiti kepimpinan. Terdapat tiga komponen kursus di dalamkurikulum program, iaitu Teras Universiti, Teras Program, dan Elektif.

Teras Universiti

Teras Universiti terdiri daripada beberapa kursus yang wajib diambil dan lulus oleh semuapelajar UMT. Kursus-kursus ini bertujuan untuk memberi pengetahuan tambahan kepadapelajar disamping pengetahuan yang didapati daripada bidang pengkhususan masing-masing.

Kod Kredit Nama Kursus

NCC 2000 2 Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia

NCC 2001 2 Hubungan Etnik

NCC 2002 3 Kenegaraan Malaysia

MGM 3103 3 Asas Keusahawanan

BBB 3101 3 Academic Writing Skills

BBB 3102 3 Public Speaking

BBB 3103 3 English for Occupational Purpose

3 Ko-kurikulum

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Teras Program

Teras Program terdiri daripada kursus-kursus yang berkaitan dengan bidang pengkhususandan ditetapkan oleh jabatan yang mengendalikan program-program tersebut. Pelajar-pelajardi dalam program yang berkenaan diwajibkan untuk mengikuti kursus-kursus ini.

Elektif

Elektif terdiri daripada kursus-kursus pilihan yang boleh diambil oleh pelajar. Kursuselektif masih diambil kira kreditnya dan diberikan mata nilaian.

Kelayakan Bahasa Inggeris

Pelajar-pelajar perlu memenuhi syarat kelayakan Bahasa Inggeris sebelum dibolehkan untukmengikuti kursus teras BBB 3102 (Public Speaking) atau BBB 3101 (Academic WritingSkills). Kursus-kursus teras Universiti ini tidak diberikan pengecualian. Syarat kelayakanadalah seperti berikut:

Bahasa Inggeris diperingkat SPM/SPMV: A1, A2, B3, B4, B5

-atau-

Keputusan MUET: Band 6, Band 5, Band 4, Band 3

Pelajar-pelajar yang tidak memenuhi syarat kelayakan yang dinyatakan di atas diwajibkanmengikuti kursus BBB 2100 (English for Special Purposes) terlebih dahulu dan perlumendapat gred minimum C sebelum dibenarkan mendaftar untuk kursus teras BahasaInggeris. Walau bagaimanapun, pelajar yang tidak memenuhi syarat di peringkat SPMatau MUET boleh memohon pengecualian kursus BBB 2100 sekiranya memenuhi salahsatu syarat-syarat berikut:

• Mempunyai kelulusan Bahasa Inggeris selain SPM atau English 1119 atau telah mengikutikursus pengajian melalui Bahasa

Inggeris yang diperakui dan setara dengan keperluan UMT.

• Memperoleh gred purata C+ dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris di peringkatmatrikulasi.

• Memperoleh gred purata C+ dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris di peringkat Diploma.

Permohonan pengecualian boleh dibuat dengan mengisi borang yang ditetapkan dandisertakan salinan keputusan yang telah disahkan.

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Sistem Bimbingan Siswa

Sistem Bimbingan Siswa telah digunapakai di UMT. Di dalam sistem ini, setiappelajar UMT yang mendaftar akan diletakkan di bawah seorang Pembimbing Siswayang terdiri daripada pegawai akademik. Matlamat Sistem Bimbingan Siswa ialahuntuk mewujudkan suatu saluran perhubungan bersistem bagi pelajar mengadukanmasalah, khususnya dalam perkara akademik, kepada Pembimbing Siswa. Sistemini juga bertujuan untuk merapatkan perhubungan di antara pelajar denganpensyarah.

Pelaksanaan

Ketua Jabatan akan menamakan seorang pegawai akademik sebagai PembimbingSiswa kepada pelajar yang mengikuti program di bawah jabatan tersebut. Pelajarboleh berjumpa dengan Pembimbing Siswa untuk mendapatkan bimbingan dannasihat berkaitan hal ehwal akademik atau untuk tujuan-tujuan lain.

Tugas Pembimbing Siswa

Antara tugas-tugas pembimbing siswa ialah seperti yang dinyatakan di bawah.

• Membantu pelajar memahami kurikulum, sistem semester, sistem pendaftaran,sistem peperiksaan dan pengecualian kursus.

• Membantu pelajar merancang skema pengajian.• Membantu pelajar membuat pemilihan kursus.• Memberi nasihat berkaitan masalah akademik pelajar.• Mengenal pasti masalah berkaitan yang boleh menimbulkan masalah akademik

untuk dirujuk kepada pihak yang tertentu yang mempunyai kepakaran untukmenyelesaikan masalah yang dihadapi.

• Menandatangani dan mengesahkan sijil dan sebarang dokumen mengenaiakademik pelajar.

• Menjadi mentor dan memberi motivasi kepada pelajar.• Mengadakan perjumpaan dengan pelajar sekurang-kurangnya sekali setiap se

mester.• Menyimpan dan mengemaskini rekod dan fail pelajar.

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Teras Universiti

NCC 2000 Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun AsiaJam Kredit : 2 (2+0)Kursus ini merupakan satu kursus yang memperkatakan tentang ilmu ketamadunanyang mencakupi pengenalan ilmu ketamadunan; interaksi antara pelbagai tamadun(Melayu, Cina dan India; Islam dalam tamadun Melayu serta peranannya dalampembinaan tamadun Malaysia; Islam dalam tamadun Melayu; isu-isu kotemporaritamadun Islam dan tamadun Asia; Islam Hadhari dan proses pembangunan negara.

NCC 2001 Hubungan EtnikJam Kredit : 2 (2+0)Kursus ini memfokuskan perbincangan berkenaan konsep-konsep asas budaya danhubungan etnik, meneliti sejarah dan perkembangan hubungan etnik di Malaysia.Ia bertujuan mewujudkan masyarakat Malaysia yang bersatu pada menurut acuanMalaysia dan hubung jalin antara wilayah ASEAN. Di akhir kursus pelajar dapatmemahami dan menangani cabaran global dalam hubungan budaya dan etnik diMalaysia.

NCC 2002 Kenegaraan MalaysiaJam Kredit : 3 (3+0)Kursus ini menekankan pengajian tentang hal-ehwal negara Malaysia. Ia bermuladengan latar belakang sejarah awal negara sehingga penubuhan persekutuanMalaysia. Ia juga membincangkan beberapa aspek berkaitan system dan strukturpentadbiran di Malaysia termasuklah sistem demokrasi berparlimen, PerlembagaanMalaysia dan Rukun Negara sebagai ideologi kebangsaan. Dasar-dasar utama negaraseperti Dasar Pembangunan Negara, Dasar Luar Negara dan Wawasan 2020 jugaturut dibincangkan.

MGM 3103 Asas KeusahawananJam Kredit : 3 (3+0)Kursus ini memberi pendedahan dan penekanan terhadap aspek-aspek pentingpengurusan perniagaan. Tumpuan adalah ke atas konsep, teori dan prinsipkeusahawanan. Kursus ini mengintegrasi dan mengaplikasi prinsip dan kaedah-kaedah penting perniagaan untuk menjadi usahawan berjaya. Sehubungan denganitu, permasalahan dan cabaran yang dihadapi usahawan di alaf baru turut dibincang.

BBB 3101 Academic Writing SkillsJam Kredit : 3 (3+0)Kursus ini direka bagi membina pelajar-pelajar yang berkelayakan di dalam penulisanbidang akademik. Ia memperkenalkan pelajar-pelajar kepada kemahiran yangdiperlukan untuk menjadi penulis-penulis yang efektif. Pendekatan yang diadaptasi didalam kursus ini berdasarkan kepada ‘proses–centred approach’ pelajar-pelajar akandiberi panduan menerusi peringkat utama di dalam penulisan akademik sepertiprapenulisan ‘outlining’, ‘drafting’ dan pengulangan (rerising) yang mana akanmembolehkan mereka menghasilkan perancangan sempurna dan pembinaan karanganyang lengkap. Kursus ini juga mendedahkan pelajar-pelajar kepada paten organisasidi dalam penulisan akademik seperti perenggan, penyata tesis, ‘cohesive derices’ dan‘coherence’. Penekanan juga diberi kepada pemikiran kritikal yang mana adalah

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berhubungkait dengan proses penulisan akademik. Item-item tatabahasa dan paten‘pertinent’ kepada penulisan akademik juga sengaja dirangkumi.

BBB 3102 Public SpeakingJam Kredit : 3 (3+0)Kursus ini membantu pelajar membina keyakinan dan kemahiran berinteraksi danmenyampaikan pengucapan umum secara efektif dengan menggunakan normadan etika yang diperlukan oleh sesiapa yang bercakap bahasa tersebut. Sebagaipermulaan, pelajar-pelajar diperkenalkan kepada teori komunikasi perucapan danpanduan berhubung persediaan dan penyampaian pengucapan umum. Pelajar-pelajar akan diberi latihan untuk mewujud, membangun dan merancang idea-ideake dalam pengucapan sama ada untuk memaklum, menarik dan/atau untukmenghibur penonton-penonton tertentu. Kemahiran mendengar adalah turutditekankan.

BBB3103 English for Occupational PurposesJam Kredit : 3 (3+0)Program ini membantu pelajar membina keyakinan diri dan kemahiran berinteraksiserta meyampaikan ucapan awam yang berkesan dengan menggunakan norma-norma dan etika yang diperlukan oleh penutur bahasa tersebut. Sebagai permulaan,para pelajar diperkenalkan kepada teori-teori komunikasi ucapan dan garis panduandalam penyediaan dan penyampaian pengucapan awam. Pelajar akan dilatih untukmenghasilkan, mengembangkan dan menyusun ideal bagi menghasilkan teks-teksucapan yang dapat member makluman, memujuk, meyakinkan audiens. Kemahiranmendengar dan bertutur juga turut diberi penekanan dalam kursus ini.

Ko-kurikulumJam Kredit : 3 (3+0)Kursus-kursus ko-kurikulum terbahagi kepada lima kategori iaitu Unit Uniform, Budaya, Kepimpinan Pelajar, Seni Mempertahankan Diri, dan Sukan. Antara kursus-kursusdibawah kategori Unit Uniform termasuklah Pengakap, Pandu Puteri dan Wira UMT. Dibawah kategori Budaya, pelajar boleh mengikuti kursus seperti Rodat, Gamelan, atauKoir.Kursus-kursus di dalam kategori Kempimpinan Pelajar mengfokuskan kepada aspekkemahiran pengurusan ko-kurikulum, persatuan serta pertubuhan. Kategori Senimempertahankan diri menawarkan Silat Olahraga serta Tae-Kwan Do. Pelajar jugaboleh memilih untuk mengikuti kursus-kursus di bawah kategori Sukan, seperti Keno,Bola Sepak, Olahraga, Badmiton, atau Tenis.

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Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan

Program Ijazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunan mengambil masa pengajian selama 4tahun. Program ini diiktiraf oleh Institut Akauntan Malaysia (MIA). Pelajar mestilahmenghabiskan sekurang-kurangnya 145 kredit mengikut struktur program bagimembolehkan mereka dianugerahkan Ijazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunan.

Objektif Program

· Melahirkan siswazah yang memiliki pengetahuan perakaunan, kemahiranteknikal dan mahir untuk melaksanakan tugas-tugas dalam bidang perakaunan,pengauditan, percukaian dan pengurusan.

· Melahirkan siswazah yang mampu berfikir secara kritikal, berkemonunikasidengan berkesan, kerja kumpulan yang baik, menunjukkan konsistensi dalametika profesional, komited dengan pembelajaran sepanjang hayat sertamempunyai kemahiran kepimpinan dan keusahawanan

Prospek Kerjaya

Siswazah dengan kelayakan Ijazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunan mempunyai peluangkerjaya sebagai akauntan, juruaudit, pegawai penaksir cukai, bendahari, setiausahasyarikat, jururunding, pegawai kewangan, penganalisa kewangan, penyelidik danpendidik. Di sektor awam, peluang kerjaya untuk siswazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunanterdapat di Jabatan-jabatan Kerajaan, badan-badan berkanun dan penguasa-penguasa tempatan. Di sektor swasta, peluang kerjaya sebegini terdapat di badan-badan perdagangan dan perindustrian, bank, syarikat insuran dan firma perakaunan.Dengan pengetahuan dan kemahiran yang diterapkan sepanjang program ini,siswazah juga berpeluang untuk menjadi usahawan.

Syarat Kemasukan

Syarat Am Kemasukan Universiti

i. Lulus SPM/Setaraf dengan baik.ii. Lulus dengan kepujian Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia di peringkat SPM/Setaraf.iii. Mendapat sekurang-kurangnya Tahap 1 (Band 1) dalam Malaysian University

English Test (MUET).iv. Lulus dalam peperiksaan STPM dengan sekurang-kurangnya Gred C (NGMP

2.00) dalam Pengajian Am dan gred C (NGMP2.00) dalam dua (2) mata pelajaran lain.

atauMempunyai kelulusan Diploma atau kelayakan lain yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannyaoleh Kerajaan Malaysia dan diluluskan oleh Senat Universiti.

atauLulus Matrikulasi KPM/Asasi Sains UM dengan mendapat sekurang-kurangnya PNGK2.00.

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Syarat Khas Program

a) Kelayakan minimum calon STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi

i. Mendapat gred B- (NGMP 2.67) dalam salah satu mata pelajaran berikutdiperingkat STPM: Ekonomi, Perakaunan atau Pengajian Perniagaan/PengurusanPerniagaan.

ii. Kepujian dalam mata pelajaran Matematik di peringkat SPM atau Gred C (NGMP2.00) dalam matapelajaran Matematik diperingkat STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi.

iii. Lulus dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris diperingkat SPM.

b) Kelayakan SetarafDiploma dalam bidang yang sesuai dari institusi yang diiktiraf.

Jumlah Kredit Untuk Bergraduat

Jumlah kredit minimum untuk bergraduat adalah 145. Agihan kredit mengikutkategori kursus adalah seperti berikut:

Kategori Kredit PeratusTeras Universiti 22 15Teras Program 111 77

Elektif 12 8Jumlah 145 100

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Kurikulum ProgramKursus Teras Universiti

Tempoh latihan adalah 6 bulan

Kursus ElektifBagi kursus elektif, pelajar dibenarkan untukmengambil kursus dari mana-mana jabatan/fakultidengan kebenaran Ketua Jabatan Perakaunan danKewangan. Bagaimanapun, pelajar digalakkan untukmengambil kursus-kursus yang ditawarkan olehJabatan Perakaunan dan Kewangan seperti berikut:

Pengecualian KursusPelajar yang layak boleh memohon pengecualianbagi kursus dalam senarai di bawah.

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Sinopsis Kursus

Jabatan Perakaunan dan KewanganTeras Program (Komponen Major)

ACC 3101 Pengenalan Perakaunan Kewangan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini meliputi peranan perakaunan sebagai input penting dalam perniagaan,kitaran perakaunan, prinsip-prinsip catatan bergu, perekodan urus niaga, penyediaanpenyata kewangan, perakaunan perdagangan, perakaunan perkongsian serta analisispenyata kewangan.

ACC 3102 Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 1•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3101 (Pengenalan Perakaunan Kewangan)Kursus ini meliputi perakaunan untuk aset tetap, aset semasa, tanggungan semasa,tanggungan jangka panjang dan ekuiti.

ACC 3103 Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 2•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3102 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 1)Kursus ini membincangkan tajuk-tajuk yang berkenaan dengan pengukuranpendapatan, peristiwa selepas tarikh kunci kira-kira, kontigensi, cukai tertunda danpenyata aliran tunai.

ACC 3104 Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 3•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3103 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 2)Kursus ini membincangkan tajuk-tajuk lanjutan dalam perakaunan sepertiperakaunan untuk instrumen kewangan, pajakan, pelaburan hartanah, aset tidaknyata, penurunan nilai dan pengstrukturan modal.

ACC 4101 Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 4•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3104 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 3)Kursus ini meliputi tajuk-tajuk berkenaan penyediaan akaun syarikat sepertiperakaunan untuk kombinasi perniagaan, penyediaan penyata kewangan disatukandan pelaburan dalam subsidiari, kepentingan dalam usahasama serta isu-isu lanjutandalam penyediaan akaun syarikat seperti kesan perubahan dalam tukaran wangasing dan manfaat pekerjaan.

ACC 3201 Perakaunan Pengurusan 1•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3101 (Pengenalan Perakaunan Kewangan)Tajuk-tajuk yang diliputi termasuk pengkelasan kos, perakaunan kos untuk bahanlangsung, buruh dan overhed, pengekosan kerja dan pengekosan proses, pengekosanmarginal dan pengekosan serapan, serta pengekosan berasaskan aktiviti.

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ACC 3202 Perakaunan Pengurusan 2•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3201 (Perakaunan Pengurusan 1)Tajuk-tajuk yang diliputi termasuk belanjawan dan kawalan belanjawan, pengekosanstandard dan analisis varian, kos relevan untuk pembuatan keputusan, kaedahperuntukan kos, pengurusan inventori dan pengurusan aktiviti, dan analisis kos volumuntung.

ACC 4201 Perakaunan Pengurusan 3•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3202 (Perakaunan Pengurusan 2)Kursus ini meliputi teori organisasi dan teori perakaunan pengurusan sertamembincangkan isu semasa dan impak perkembangan teknologi terhadap pengurusankos, perakaunan pengurusan strategik, penilaian prestasi, kad skor imbangan, kospersekitaran, dan harga pindahan dalam organisasi berbahagian.

ACC 3301 Audit 1• Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3102 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 1)Perkara-perkara yang dipelajari meliputi pengenalan kepada audit dan pengauditan,tindak tanduk profesional dan kod etika, tanggungjawab dan rancangan pengauditan,dokumentasi asas dan kawalan dalaman, pengauditan untuk sistem jualan danakaun belum terima, sistem belian dan akaun belum bayar, pengurusan wang tunai,inventori, aset tetap dan susutnilai, liabiliti jangka panjang dan ekuiti pemilik, sistempenggajian dan pengurusan sumber manusia.

ACC 4301 Audit 2•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3301 (Audit 1)Topik perbincangan termasuk ketaraan dan risiko audit, audit penyata kewangan,laporan juruaudit, audit khas dan perkhidmatan lain, audit berkomputer,pensampelan audit, tanggungjawab dan liabiliti juruaudit, penyiasatan, auditdalaman dan operasi.

ACC 3401 Percukaian 1• Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3102 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 1)Tajuk-tajuk yang dibincangkan meliputi pengenalan kepada cukai pendapatan, cukaipendapatan penggajian, percukaian ke atas pendapatan bukan penggajian sepertidividen, faedah, sewaan dan royalti, percukaian atas pendapatan milikan tunggal,elaun modal, pentadbiran cukai dan percukaian pendapatan perkongsian.

ACC 3402 Percukaian 2•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3401 (Percukaian 1)Kursus ini meliputi semua aspek percukaian syarikat, insentif-insentif pelaburan,cukai keuntungan hartanah, cukai pegangan, perjanjian cukai dua kali dan cukaitak langsung.

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ACC 4102 Teori dan Amalan Perakaunan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 4101 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 4)Tajuk-tajuk yang akan dibincangkan ialah sejarah perkembangan dan isu-isu teoriperakaunan, pendekatan terhadap pembentukan teori perakaunan, kerangka kerjakonseptual, penetapan standard perakaunan, pelaporan dan pendedahan kewangan,konsep pendapatan, hasil, belanja, laba dan kerugian, aset, liabiliti, ekuiti pemilik,dan arah aliran masa hadapan perakaunan.

ACC 4103 Perakaunan Sektor Awam I•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3102 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 1)Kursus ini meliputi konsep dan amalan perakaunan di sektor awam yang merangkumikonsep akauntabiliti, prinsip perakaunan dan kerangka kerja pengawalseliaan,peruntukan undang-undang dalam pentadbiran wang awam, struktur pengurusan,pelaporan akaun kerajaan, kawalan kewangan, belanjawan negara, akaun awamnegara, pengauditan, badan berkanun, akaun pihak berkuasa tempatan dan isu-isusemasa berkaitan.

ACC 3501 Teknologi Maklumat dalam Perakaunan•Jam Kredit : 3•Jam Pertemuan : 4 (syarahan dan kerja makmal)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini merupakan pengenalan kepada kemahiran asas dalam penggunaan komputeryang memberikan pengenalan kepada konsep komputer dan perkembangan terkinidalam teknologi komputer serta memberi pendedahan kepada pelajar mengenai cara-cara menggunakan perisian pemprosesan perkataan, hamparan dan persembahangrafik/multimedia.

ACC 4501 Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3102 (Perakaunan Kewangan Pelaporan 1)Kursus ini meliputi peranan dan konsep sistem maklumat perakaunan dan teknologimemproses maklumat, dokumentasi asas dalam pengurusan sistem, alat mengesansistem, proses kitaran maklumat dalam perniagaan dan sistem serta prosedurpengurusan.

ACC 4502 Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan Lanjutan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 4501 (Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan)Kursus ini memberi tumpuan kepada analisis serta pembangunan sesuatu sistemmaklumat yang merangkumi topik-topik seperti elemen dan prosedur sistem maklumatperakaunan, pembangunan sistem dan teknik dokumentasi sistem analisis, reka bentuksistem, implementasi, operasi dan kawalan sistem berasaskan komputer.

FIN 3101 Pengurusan Kewangan•JamKredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3101 (Pengenalan Perakaunan Kewangan) atau ACC 3100

(Perakaunan Perniagaan)

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Membincangkan tentang pengurusan kewangan, analisis penyata kewangan, ramalankewangan, pengurusan modal kerja, nilai masa wang, teori penilaian, risiko danpulangan kewangan, belanjawan modal, kos modal dan polisi dividen.

FIN 3102 Teknik Kuantitatif•JamKredit : 3•Prasyarat : MTK 3009 (Matematik Perniagaan)Kursus ini membincangkan tajuk-tajuk berkaitan pembentukan model, konsepkebarangkalian, nilai jangkaan dan nilai bersyarat, teori keputusan, teori kawalaninventori, pemprograman linear menggunakan graf, kaedah simplek, masalah dualdan analisis kepekaan, model pengangkutan, mengukur utiliti, teori mainan, teorigiliran, stimulasi, PERT/CPM, proses MARKOV dan pemprograman dinamik.

FIN 3103 Kewangan Korporat•JamKredit : 3•Prasyarat : FIN 3101 (Pengurusan Kewangan)Kursus ini menekankan topik lanjutan dalam teori dan aspek-aspek praktikalkewangan korporat dalam menggubal dasar kewangan korporat. Topik yangdibincangkan termasuk struktur optimum modal, polisi dividen, teori agensi, modelpenentuan harga aset modal, belanjawan modal maju, pembiayaan korporat, daninteraksi pembiayaan dan keputusan pelaburan.

ACC 4001 Etika Perniagaan & Tadbir Urus Korporat•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : MGM 4601 (Undang-Undang Komersial)Kursus ini memperkenalkan hubungan di antara perniagaan dan masyarakat,tanggungjawab sosial, etika perniagaan dan hubungan di antara kerajaan danperniagaan. Tajuk-tajuk yang dibincangkan meliputi isu-isu kepenggunaan, ekologidan persekitaran, kemasyarakatan serta aspek pengurusan korporat dan kawalanprestasi sosial korporat.

ACC 4002 Perniagaan Antarabangsa dan Globalisasi•JamKredit : 3•Prasyarat : Gelagat Organisasi (MGM 3201) dan Pengurusan Kewangan

(FIN 3101)Kursus ini bertujuan memperkenalkan pelajar kepada isu perniagaan antarabangsadan globalisasi yang merangkumi tajuk-tajuk seperti perdagangan antarabangsadan pelaburan, pasaran kewangan antarabangsa dan pengurusan operasi-operasiantarabangsa.

ACC 4601 Kajian Kes Bersepadu•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : Pelajar Tahun AkhirKursus yang merupakan kursus ‘keseluruhan’ bagi Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunanini mengintegrasikan pengetahuan daripada perakaunan kewangan, perakaunanpengurusan, percukaian, audit, kewangan, pengurusan dan perniagaan, teknologipengetahuan dan kursus-kursus sains sosial yang lain. Latihan yang berorientasikanpengalaman dimasukkan kedalam kursus ini untuk menyokong usaha pelajar dalampembelajaran sendiri.

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FFIN 4301 Pengurusan Bank•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaTopik-topik yang dirangkumi ialah struktur sistem bank, pengurusan dan organisasisebuah bank, pengurusan asset dan liabiliti bank, pengurusan kumpulan wangmodal dan keselamatan bank, analisis kredit, amalan dan dasar beri pinjam, pinjamanbermasalah dan perbankan Islam.

ACC 4992A Latihan Industri•Jam Kredit : 12•Prasyarat : Pelajar Tahun AkhirKursus pelengkap ini bertujuan untuk mendedahkan pelajar kepada pengalamankerja dengan memberi tumpuan kepada perancangan dan aplikasi kemahiranperakaunan. Latihan industri dijalankan di dalam organisasi di bawah penyeliaanpensyarah dan penyelia industri yang dilantik.

Kursus-Kursus Elektif

FIN 4101 Kewangan Antarabangsa•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : FIN 3101 (Pengurusan Kewangan)Kursus ini membicarakan perihal firma multinasional menghadapi era globalisasi,sistem kewangan antarabangsa, pasaran pertukaran asing, pengurusan modal kerja,belanjawan modal antarabangsa, pelaburan portfolio antarabangsa, risiko politikdan pelaburan asing langsung, tukaran niaga hadapan dan mata wang, arbitraj,lindungan nilai dan spekulasi, pengurusan tunai untuk syarikat multinasional, hargapindahan untuk syarikat multinasional, aspek antarabangsa berkaitan pinjamanjangka panjang, dan kos serta struktur modal syarikat multinasional.

IN 4201 Analisis Pelaburan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : FIN 3101 (Pengurusan Kewangan)Kursus ini meliputi teori dan teknik pelaburan, penilaian sekuriti, analisis asas dananalisis teknikal, pemasaran pelaburan, teori pasaran cekap, teori portfolio danpenilaian prestasi di samping membincangkan konsep dan mekanisme dana amanah,analisis hartanah dan pelaburan pasaran wang.

FIN 4202 Pasaran Derivatif•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : FIN 3103 (Kewangan Korporat)Kursus ini mendedahkan pelajar-pelajar kepada dunia derivatif kewangan danmembincangkan tajuk-tajuk seperti sifat semulajadi pasaran hadapan dan opsyen,bursa opsyen dan pasaran hadapan, urusniaga pasaran hadapan dan opsyen, sistempenyelesaian, strategi dan aktiviti lindung nilai.

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FIN 4302 Perbankan Antarabangsa•Jam Kredit : 3•Jam perjumpaan : 3•Prasyarat : AKN 4624 (Pengurusan Bank)Topik-topik yang dibincangkan ialah syarat dan peraturan perdagangan antarabangsa,kaedah penjelasan perdagangan antarabangsa dan instrumen perbankan utama didalam perdagangan antarabangsa, implikasi pertukaran asing, pinjaman luar pesisir,risiko perniagaan antarabangsa, pengawalan serta penentuan harga dan insentifeksport.

FIN 4701 Pengurusan Kewangan Islam•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini membincangkan prinsip pembiayaan dan pelaburan dalam organisasiperniagaan Islam dan meliputi topik-topik berkenaan batasan-batasan menyeluruhyang dikenakan oleh syaria seperti pengendalian perniagaan tanpa riba, zakat,alat-alat kewangan seperti musyarakah, mudharabah, murabahah, dan lain-lainbelanjawan modal, serta sistem kewangan Islam.

FIN 4801 Ekonomi Islam•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini mendedahkan pelajar kepada teori ekonomi dan kewangan Islam dankonvensional, doktrin ekonomi Islam, sistem ekonomi Islam, penjanaan & mobilisasikekayaan, peranan kerajaan dalam ekonomi, gelagat pengguna, pengeluar danusahawan, risiko dan pulangan, etika perniagaan berlandaskan Islam, wang dariperspektif Islam dan pemikiran ekonomi oleh para pemikir Islam.

FIN 4802 Institusi Kewangan Islam & Pasaran•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memberi pengenalan kepada sistem kewangan global seperti sejarah danpembangunan institusi kewangan Islam, dan sistem kewangan Islam di beberapanegara seperti Malaysia, Indonesia, Bahrain, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Sudan andRepublic of Iran. Kursus ini juga menerangkan tentang pasaran kewangan Islamseperti fungsi dan organisasi, produk dan perkhidmatan, mekanisma pasaran,penggubal undang-undang dan peraturan, dan pembangunan otoriti kewangan/bank pusat.

FIN 4803 Pasaran Modal Islam•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini menilai secara kritikal dasar, teori dan struktur instrumen pasaran modalIslam dan merangkumi topik-topik seperti sejarah pembangunan pasaran modalIslam, peranannya dalam pembangunan ekonomi dan mobilasinya melalui produkyang menepati shariah dalam pasaran ekuiti.

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FIN 4805 Deposit & Operasi Kewangan Bank Islam•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini mendedahkan fungsi-fungsi deposit di dalam ekonomi, teori dan prinsipberkaitan deposit, mobilisasi deposit oleh institusi kewangan konvensional, mobilisasideposit oleh Bank Islam, kos-kos penyimpanan deposit, penentu kepada peramalanpenyimpanan, fungsi-fungsi dan peranan kredit dan pembiayaan dalam ekonomi,peraturan berkaitan amalan pembiayaan, proses-proses pembiayaan, teknik-teknikpenilaian pembiayaan, amalan pembiayaan, aspek kewangan dalam pembiayaandan risiko pembiayaan.

FIN 4806 Perancangan dan Pengurusan Harta•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaTopik yang dibincangkan antaranya ialah pembinaan kekayaan dan mobilasi darikonvensional kepada perspektif Islamik, skop dan bentuk perancangan harta kekayaan,proses pembahagian harta, pelaburan dalam hartanah dan sekuriti, insurans danskim Takaful, perancangan hartanah, pengurusan perancangan persaraan, percukaian,dan lain-lain isu berkaitan perancangan dan pengurusan harta kekayaan.

ACC 4003 Amalan Kesetiausahaan Syarikat•Jam Kredit : 2•Prasyarat : MGM 4603 (Undang-Undang Syarikat)Kursus ini memberi pendedahan kepada pelajar-pelajar terhadap aplikasi peruntukanAkta Syarikat 1965, fungsi dan tanggungjawab pengarah-pengarah dan setiausahasyarikat, peraturan-peraturan dan garis panduan tentang prosedur kesetiausahaansyarikat seperti pendaftaran perniagaan dan syarikat, memorandum and perkarapersatuan, mesyuarat-mesyuarat, saham, stok dan pembubaran syarikat.

ACC 4104 Perakaunan Sektor Awam 2•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 4103 (Perakaunan Sektor Awam 1)Meliputi semua prosedur perakaunan termasuk peranan akauntan negara, rekod-rekod perakaunan awam, prosedur pembelian, penyimpanan dan penggunaanbarang, tender dan kontrak untuk kerja, bekalan dan perkhidmatan, penyiasatanaudit dan pelaporan termasuk penipuan, ‘insider trading’, prospektus, pembeliandan penjualan perniagaan, tuntutan insurans dan kaedah risiko dalam pengauditandan kawal selia agensi-agensi awam dan syarikat-syarikat awam.

FIN 4804 Peraturan Shariah Dalam Transaksi Kewangan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus yang memberi pendedahan tentang keperluan shariah dalam transaksikewangan seperti prinsip-prinsip dalam transaksi kewangan, Riba, AplikasiMurabahah/ Musawamah/ Urbun, Aplikasi Bai Bithaman Ajil/ Bai’bil Taqsit, AplikasiSalam, Aplikasi Istisna, Aplikasi Bai Al-Inah/ Tawarruq, Aplikasi Ijarah/ Ujr, AplikasiMudharabah, Aplikasi Musharaka, Hiwalah, Kafala and Rahn.

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ACC 4105 Isu-Isu Semasa Perakaunan & Audit•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3104 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 3) dan ACC 3301

(Audit 1)Kursus ini akan dilaksanakan melalui seminar, pembentangan dan perbincangan. Topik-topik yang dibincangkan berkisar kepada isu-isu semasa berkaitan profesyenperakaunan seperti etika, laporan kewangan dan pendedahan, isu-isu sosial danpersekitaran, pengurusan dan pengauditan.

ACC 4106 Perakaunan Terkhusus•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3104 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 3)Tajuk-tajuk yang akan diliputi ialah perakaunan untuk perladangan danperlombongan, perakaunan untuk petroleum, perakaunan untuk institusi kewangan,perakaunan untuk firma sewa pajak, perakaunan untuk firma insurans, perakaunanuntuk firma hartanah, perakaunan untuk firma broker saham, perakaunan untukunit amanah, perakaunan untuk firma guaman dan lain-lain.

ACC 4107 Perakaunan Antarabangsa• Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3104 (Perakaunan Kewangan & Pelaporan 3)Kursus ini antara lain membincangkan tinjauan bidang dan amalan perakaunanantarabangsa, pengkelasan amalan, prinsip dan dasar perakaunan antarabangsayang pelbagai, halangan / masalah keseragaman amalan perakaunan antarabangsa,isu pentafsiran mata wang asing dan perbandingan piawai antarabangsa yang wujud,isu dalam analisis penyata kewangan antarabangsa, pengkelasan operasi asing,isu dan amalan perakaunan pengurusan global dan halatuju perakaunanantarabangsa.

ACC 4401 Percukaian Lanjutan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3402 (Percukaian 2)Kursus ini meliputi perancangan cukai individu dan syarikat, audit dan penyiasatancukai, cukai ke atas harta pusaka dan badan amanah serta cukai ke atas industri-industri khusus seperti Pusat Kewangan Pesisir Labuan, kelab dan pertubuhan,industri perbankan, perkapalan dan insuran.

ACC 4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ECO 4200 (Kaedah Penyelidikan)Kursus ini merangkumi aspek-aspek penting dalam penyelidikan seperti perumusanmasalah, hipotesis dan objektif kajian, pengulasan karya dan kepentingan kajianserta sumbangan jangkaan hasil kajian kepada pembangunan maklumatperakaunan.

ACC 4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 4998 (Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I)Pelajar berpeluang menjalankan kajian lapangan yang berkaitan dalam bidang mereka

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Kursus-Kursus bagi pelajar bukan Perakaunan

ACC 3100 Perakaunan Perniagaan•Jam Kredit : 4•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memberi pengetahuan dan pendedahan kepada pelajar yang tidakmengkhusus dalam bidang perakaunan dengan mengintegrasikan dua disiplinperakaunan iaitu Perakaunan Kewangan dan Perakaunan Pengurusan. Kursus inimeliputi peranan perakaunan sebagai input penting dalam perniagaan, kitaranperakaunan, prinsip-prinsip catatan bergu, penyediaan penyata kewangan,perakaunan untuk asset, liabiliti dan ekuiti, analisis penyata kewangan, maklumatkos dan kawalan belanjawan.

FIN 3000 Kewangan Pengurusan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3100 (Perakaunan Perniagaan)Suatu pengenalan kepada persekitaran pengurusan kewangan yang merangkumianalisis penyata kewangan bagi perancangan dan kawalan, sekuriti perbadanan,pengurusan modal kerja, bajet modal, dan pembiayaan bagi menampung keperluanjangka pendek dan jangka masa panjang firma.

ACC 3200 Perakaunan Kos dan Pengurusan•Jam Kredit : 3•Prasyarat : ACC 3100 (Perakaunan Perniagaan)Merangkumi tajuk-tajuk seperti konsep kos asas, sistem pengkosan, perhubungankos-volum-untung, belanjawan, pengkosan piawai, harga pindahan dan pengkosanrelevan.

dimana penekanan akan diberikan kepada kaedah penganalisaan data, danpembentangan dapatan kajian.

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Program Sarjana Muda Ekonomi (Sumber Alam)

Program Sarjana Muda Ekonomi (Sumber Alam) ditawarkan bagi memenuhi keperluanpasaran modal insan berpengetahuan ekonomi (K-Ekonomi) terutamanya yangberteraskan sumber alam yang mampu menjana kepada kemajuan negara.

Objektif

• Melahirkan siswazah berilmu khususnya dalam bidang ekonomi sumber alam,berkebolehan tinggi, berkemahiran, beretika dan berketrampilan.

• Memupuk sikap positif di kalangan siswazah ekonomi dalam menyumbang tenagadan idea kepada pembangunan negara.

• Menerapkan siswazah dengan kemahiran kepimpinan dan keusahawanan.

Prospek Kerjaya

Siswazah Sarjana Muda Ekonomi (Sumber Alam) mempunyai pelbagai peluang kerjayadalam sektor awam dan swasta. Antaranya sebagai pengurus, pentadbir, penyelidik,penganalisa ekonomi, jururunding ekonomi, pegawai bank, pegawai kewangan,pegawai operasi pengeluaran, pegawai penilai, pegawai perancangan danpembangunan, pegawai perhutanan, pegawai pertanian, ahli statistik, pendidik dansebagai usahawan.

Syarat Kemasukan


i. Lulus SPM/Setaraf dengan baik.

ii. Lulus dengan kepujian Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia di peringkat SPM/Setaraf.

iii. Mendapat sekurang-kurangnya Tahap 1 (Band 1) dalam Malaysian UniversityEnglish Test (MUET).

iv. Lulus dalam peperiksaan STPM dengan sekurang-kurangnya Gred C dalamPengajian Am/Kertas Am, dan gred C dua (2) mata pelajaran lain.

atau

Mempunyai kelulusan Diploma atau kelayakan lain yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannyaoleh Kerajaan Malaysia dan diluluskan oleh Senat Universiti.

atau

Lulus Matrikulasi KPM/Asasi Sains UM dengan mendapat sekurang-kurangnya PNGK2.00.

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Syarat Khas Program

a) Kelayakan minimum calon STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi

i. Mendapat Gred B- (NGMP 2.67) dalam salah satu mata pelajaran berikut di peringkatSTPM: Ekonomi, Perakaunan, Matematik atau Pengajian Perniagaan.

ii. Kepujian dalam mata pelajaran Matematik di peringkat SPM atau Gred C (NGMP2.00) dalam matapelajaran Matematik di peringkat STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi.

iii. Lulus dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris di peringkat SPM.

b) Kelayakan Setaraf

Matrikulasi atau diploma dalam bidang yang sesuai dari institusi yang diiktiraf.


Jumlah minimum kredit untuk bergraduat ialah 121 jam kredit. Agihan kredit mengikutkategori kursus adalah seperti berikut:

Kategori Kredit Peratus

Teras Universiti 22 18

Teras Program 66 55

Elektif 33 27

Jumlah 121 100

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Kursus Teras Program

Kursus Elektif Pengkhususan

Kursus ElektifPelajar perlu memilih satu kursus atau 3 jamkredit dari senarai di bawah.

Kursus PengecualianPelajar yang layak boleh memohonpengecualian bagi kursus dalam senarai dibawah.

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Sinopsis Kursus

Jabatan Ekonomi

ECO 2100 Prinsip Ekonomi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaPengenalan kepada konsep asas ekonomi, permintaan dan penawaran, penentuanharga, peranan kerajaan dalam ekonomi negara, pendapatan negara, penentuanpendapatan negara serta pengedarannya, komposisi dan penentuan hargapengeluaran negara, agihan faktor pengeluaran, perdagangan dan kewanganantarabangsa serta analisis masalah ekonomi semasa.

ECO 3100 Gayacara Pemikiran Ekonomi• Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)• Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini meliputi topik asas dalam mikroekonomi dan makroekonomi. Di antaratopik dalam mikroekonomi adalah konsep kos melepas, permintaan dan penawaran,nilai marginal dan keputusan ekonomi; kecekapan dan faedah berbanding;penentuan harga; pasaran persaingan sempurna dan monopoli; keuntungan;pengagihan pendapatan dan externaliti. Dalam makroekonomi topik-topik yangdibincangkan adalah pasaran dan kerajaan; inflasi dan pengangguran; pengeluaran,harga dan turun naik agregat; penawaran wang; ekonomi permintaan; polisi fiskaldan monetari; ekonomi penawaran; polisi negara dan ekonomi antarabangsa.

ECO 3101 Pengenalan kepada Mikroekonomi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini meliputi topik-topik teori gelagat pengguna termasuk konsep keanjalan,teori pengeluaran, teori kos pengeluaran, analisis peletakan harga dan keluarandalam pelbagai struktur pasaran, implikasi kebajikan dan letak harga faktorpengeluaran.

ECO 3102 Pengenalan kepada Makroekonomi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini menjelaskan dengan mendalam konsep perakaunan pendapatan, gunatenaga, inflasi dan pengangguran, dasar-dasar makroekonomi dan model-modelmakroekonomi.

ECO 3103 Mikroekonomi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : Pelajar-pelajar Sarjana Muda Perakaunan sahajaKursus ini meliputi topik-topik pengenalan kepada mikroekonomi, teori gelagatpengguna termasuk konsep keanjalan, teori pengeluaran, teori kos pengeluaran,pemaksimuman untung dan penawaran serta model-model firma alternatif.

ECO 3105 Ekonomi Pengurusan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : Tiada

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Penumpuan kepada teori-teori ekonomi yang relevan untuk pembuatan keputusanperniagaan. Mengkaji amalan-amalan perniagaan berkaitan dengan teori-teoriberkenaan; contoh-contoh amalan korporat yang terkini. Perbincangan jugadibuatuntuk aspek-aspek ketidakpastian, kos urus niaga dan hak-hak hartanah sertamaklumat.

ECO 3106 Sejarah Pemikiran Ekonomi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memperkenalkan sejarah sumbangan ahli ekonomi melalui masa denganmengkaji pendapat-pendapat serta teori ekonomi yang diutarakan pada sesuatumasa dengan memberi penekanan terhadap falsafah, politik dan sejarah.

ECO 3107 Pengenalan Kepada Ekonomi Islam•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini meliputi topik-topik mengenai teori penggunaan, pengeluaran, pengagihanpendapatan dan kekayaan dalam perspektif Islam. Penekanan juga diberikan kepadaaspek sistem kewangan, fiskal serta perancangan dan pembangunan sebuah negaraIslam.

ECO 3108 Mikroekonomi I•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini meliputi topik-topik pengenalan kepada mikroekonomi, teori gelagat penggunatermasuk konsep keanjalan, teori pengeluaran, teori kos pengeluaran, pemaksimumanuntung dan penawaran serta model-model firma alternatif.

ECO 3109 Makroekonomi I• Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)• Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memberikan asas makroekonomi serta isu-isu makroekonomi dalam jangkapendek dan sederhana. Topik-topik yang dibincangkan termasuk pasaran barangan,pasaran kewangan, model IS-LM, pasaran buruh, model AS-AD, keluk Phillips sertainflasi.

ECO 3110 Mikroekonomi II•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I)Kursus ini merupakan lanjutan daripada kursus Mikroekonomi I. Tajuk-tajuk yangdibincangkan adalah teori firma (pengeluaran dan kos), analisis pasaran kompetitifdan tidak kompetitif dan pasaran input.

ECO 3111 Makroekonomi II•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3109(Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini membincangkan topik-topik teori makroekonomi jangka panjang secaralebih mendalam iaitu meliputi topik-topik pertumbuhan ekonomi, kemajuan teknologidan teori jangkaan termasuk dalam penggunaan dan pelaburan.

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ECO 3201 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini menekankan kepada prinsip dan penggunaan statistik di dalam kontekspengurusan perniagaan dan ekonomi. Tajuk-tajuk yang dibincangkan adalahpensampelan, taburan pensampelan, penganggaran, pengujian hipotesis, ujian Khikuasa dua, analisis varian, kaedah statistik tak berparameter, regresi linear mudahdan korelasi, regresi berbilang, model-model regresi berbilang, analisis siri masa danunjuran, nombor-nombor indeks dan analisis keputusan.

ECO 3202 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan I•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini mendedahkan pelajar kepada asas statistik dengan penekanan di dalambidang ekonomi dan perniagaan. Tumpuan adalah kepada statistik deskriptif yangmeliputi tajuk-tajuk seperti penyusunan data, kaedah persembahan data, ukurankecenderungan memusat dan serakan, kebarangkalian dan taburan kebarangkalian.Pendedahan awal kepada statistik penakbiran turut diberikan.

ECO 3203 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan II•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3202 (Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan I)Kursus ini adalah lanjutan daripada statistik asas di dalam bidang pengurusanperniagaan dan ekonomi. Tumpuan adalah di dalam statistik inferens seperti pengujianhipotesis, korelasi dan regresi, statistik tak berparameter serta analisis siri masa danindeks. Pelajar turut didedahkan dengan penggunaan perisian statistik.

ECO 3205 Ekonometrik I•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3202 (Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan I)Kursus ini membincangkan dengan terperinci pembentukan model regresi satupersamaan, andaian-andaian model linear dan masalah dalam model regresi. Tajuk-tajuk yang dibincangkan merangkumi pengenalan, teori korelasi, regresi mudah, regresiberbilang, dan andaian. Masalah penganggaran model regresi merangkumi masalahautokorelasi, multikolineariti dan heteroskidastisiti. Pengenalan pemboleh ubah damitak bersandar. Pelajar dikehendaki menyediakan satu kertas projek secara individuberasaskan tajuk-tajuk terpilih.

ECO 3206 Ekonometrik II•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3205 (Ekonometrik I)Kursus ini adalah lanjutan kursdus Ekonometrik I. Antara tajuk-tajuk yang akandibincangkan ialah model pemboleh ubah dami tak bersandar dan bersandar, modeldinamik ekonometrik, model regresi data panel, model persamaan serentak,pencaman, kaedah penganggaran model persamaan serentak, ekonometrik siri masadan peramalan. Pelajar dikehendaki menyediakan satu kertas projek secara individuberasaskan tajuk-tajuk terpilih.

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ECO 3208 Ekonomi Matematik•Jam Kredit : 4 (3+1)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini menekankan kepada penggunaan teknik-teknik matematik yang tertentudalam menganalisis masalah ekonomi. Tajuk-tajuk yang dibincangkan adalah kalkuluspembezaan, kalkulus kamiran dan algebra matrik. Perbincangan setiap tajuk akanberkisar kepada penyelesaian ke atas masalah ekonomi yang tertentu.

ECO 4000 Kewangan Awam•Jam Kredit : 4 (4+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memberikan pengetahuan berkaitan dengan kewangan awam di Malaysia.Topik-topik yang dibincangkan ialah kewangan awam di Malaysia secara umum,konsep asas dalam kewangan awam, agensi yang memainkan peranan, prosesbelanjawan, kaitan perbelanjaan dengan dasar dan pengurusan, pengelasanbelanjawan, perkembangan dalam sistem belanjawan dan akauntabiliti kewangan.Di samping itu, pelajar juga akan didedahkan dengan amalan pengurusan kewanganawam di negara-negara lain.

ECO 4001 Ekonomi Awam•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini memberikan pengenalan mengenai peranan dan kepentingan ekonomisektor awam. Tajuk-tajuk yang dibincangkan adalah termasuk teori barangan awam,perletakan harga, pertumbuhan dan pembiayaan sektor awam, analisis kos faedahdan sistem undian. Perbincangan mendalam akan terfokus kepada faktor-faktorkegagalan pasaran, penglibatan kerajaan dalam menentukan sistem pencukaianterbaik dan pengagihan semula pendapatan.

ECO 4100 Mikroekonomi III•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3110 (Mikroekonomi II)Tajuk-tajuk yang akan dibincangkan dalam kursus ini merupakan tajuk-tajuk baruyang belum dibincangkan dalam kursus mikroekonomi yang lepas. Ia meliputi tajukpilihan antara masa, teori permainan, maklumat asimitri, keseimbangan umum,kebajikan ekonomi, kesan luaran, barangan awam dan campur tangan kerajaan.

ECO 4101 Makroekonomi III•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I), ECO 3111 (Makroekonomi II)Kursus ini membincangkan topik-topik teori makroekonomi secara lebih mendalam iaitu meliputi topik-topik keterbukaan ekonomi, isu-isu semasa dalam makroekonomitermasuk pengangguran, inflasi dan krisis ekonomi; polisi-polisi kewangan dan fiskaldan pelbagai mazhab dalam teori makroekonomi.

ECO 4200 Kaedah Penyelidikan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3202 (Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan I)Kursus ini membincangkan kaedah saintifik sebagai satu strategi penyelidikan untuk

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menyelesaikan sesuatu masalah ekonomi di alam nyata. Di samping itu kursus inijuga memberi pendedahan tentang penggunaan komputer dalam pemprosesan databermula dari cara memasukkan data hingga ke interpretasi keputusan.

ECO 4300 Dasar Tenaga dan Sumber Asli•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini membincangkan kepentingan polisi tenaga dan sumber asli dalamperancangan dan pengurusan tenaga dan sumber asli. Penekanan diberi kepadasumber-sumber yang boleh diperbaharui seperti perikanan dan dan perhutanan sertayang tidak boleh diperbaharui seperti bahan galian dan tenaga. Pembangunan yangmapan dan hubungan antara pembangunan tenaga dan sumber-sumber asli denganalam sekitar juga diberi perhatian. Masalah-masalah perumusan polisi tenaga dansumber asli serta kesannya kepada kebajikan sosial juga dibincangkan.

ECO 4301 Ekonomi Sumber Asli•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini membincangkan teori-teori asas tentang modal, penghausan optimumsumber-sumber yang tidak boleh diperbaharui, penggunaan optimum sumber-sumberyang boleh diperbaharui dan kontroversi kekurangan.

ECO 4302 Ekonomi Alam Sekitar•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini membincangkan perhubungan antara alam sekitar dengan ekonomi daninstitusi-institusi dalam konteks ekonomi-ekosistem; analisis tentang alam sekitar danmasalah-masalah berkaitan dengannya serta implikasi-implikasi sosial, ekonomi, danpolitik; pendedahan kepada teori asas tentang ekosistem, ekonomi kebajikan, danmasalah kegagalan pasaran dalam aspek pengagihan sumber; penekanan diberikepada kaedah dan strategi pengawalan kualiti alam sekitar.

ECO 4303 Ekonomi Tenaga•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Tinjauan umum ke atas sumber-sumber tenaga di Malaysia dan juga di dunia; teori-teori asas tentang pengagihan dan pengeksploitasian sumber-sumber tenaga;permintaan dan penawaran sumber tenaga; dasar tenaga dan isu penetapan hargatenaga Malaysia; pilihan-pilihan penggunaan tenaga berkaitan dengan isu-isupemuliharaan dan persekitaran.

ECO 4304 Ekonomi Tanah dan Perhutanan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini membincangkan peranan tanah sebagai satu faktor pengeluaran yang pentingdan hutan sebagai sumber produktif yang kritikal. Di bahagian awal kursus, konsepdan teori utama tentang sewa tanah dan lokasi tanah dibincangkan. Seterusnya, masalahpemilikan tanah dan peruntukan sumber produktif dianalisis dengan penekanan kepadasumber perhutanan. Perbincangan turut meliputi prinsip-prinsip ekonomi perhutanan,modal perhutanan, pasaran balak dan pengurusan hutan di Malaysia.

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ECO 4305 Ekonomi Perikanan dan Akuakultur•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini membincangkan aspek pengeksploitasian, pengurusan dan pemeliharaansumber perikanan dan ternakair dengan mengaplikasi teori-teori dan prinsip-prinsipekonomi. Perbandingan keberkesanan kaedah-kaedah pengawalan perikanan bagimencapai matlamat ekonomi optimum dianalisis dalam konteks perikanan diMalaysia. Isu dan dasar perikanan di Malaysia dan antarabangsa turut dibincangkandengan mengaitkan keperluan akuakultur sebagai sumber alternatif kepada hasillaut. Masalah perikanan dan akuakultur dalam konteks pengeluaran dan pemasaranturut dibincangkan.

ECO 4306 Ekonomi Rekreasi dan Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini tertumpu kepada perbincangan tentang permintaan, penawaran,penggunaan, kos dan faedah pembangunan rekreasi luar. Penumpuan khusus diberikepada kaedah-kaedah dan model-model ekonomi sebagai asas kepada perancangandan pengurusan rekreasi luar; isu-isu polisi dalam rekreasi dan pelancongan.

ECO 4307 Ekonomi Ekologi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini adalah kursus pengenalan kepada ekonomi ekologi. Di antara topik-topikyang akan dibincangkan adalah sejarah pemikiran ekonomi ekologi, etika, konsepnilai, pendekatan ekonomi dan ekologi bagi penglibatan kerajaan dalam menentukansistem pencukaian terbaik dan pengagihan semula pendapatan. Penilaianpersekitaran, analisis kos faedah, penilaian impak persekitaran, perakaunanpendapatan negara serta beberapa aplikasi dalam ekonomi ekologi.

ECO 4308 Undang-Undang Sumber Asli•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memperkenalkan pelajar kepada undang-undang berkaitan denganpengurusan dan pengawalan sumber asli. Perhatian khusus diberi kepada tanah,perhutanan, petroleum, perlombongan dan perikanan. Kursus ini turut membincangkantentang pembahagian kuasa ke atas sumber-sumber ini dalam konteks federalisme;konflik antara kepentingan persendirian dan masyarakat ke atas sumber-sumber ini.

ECO 4400 Ekonomi Kewangan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini merangkumi topik-topik permintaan dan penawaran dalam sistem kewangandi Malaysia. Penekanan diberikan pada model statik dan dinamik serta hubunganantara stok wang dengan pembolehubah makro seperti pengangguran, inflasi,imbangan pembayaran, kadar faedah, kadar tukaran asing dan pertumbuhan ekonomi.

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ECO 4503 Pembangunan Mapan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini membincangkan tentang pentingnya memahami konsep pembangunanmapan dan usaha ke arah membentuk satu corak dan proses pembangunan negarayang dianggap sebagai mapan. Berbagai-bagai isu akan dibincangkan termasukkependudukan, agihan pendapatan dan kemiskinan, keselamatan makanan,produktiviti hijau, keseimbangan pembangunan antara sektor dan alam sekitar.

ECO 4400 Ekonomi Kewangan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini merangkumi topik-topik permintaan dan penawaran dalam sistem kewangandi Malaysia. Penekanan diberikan pada model statik dan dinamik serta hubunganantara stok wang dengan pembolehubah makro seperti pengangguran, inflasi,imbangan pembayaran, kadar faedah, kadar tukaran asing dan pertumbuhanekonomi.ECO 4500Ekonomi Buruh•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini tertumpu kepada perbincangan tentang teori-teori berhubung denganpermintaan dan penawaran buruh; penentuan kadar upah dan guna tenaga; peranankesatuan sekerja dan tawar-menawar kolektif; dasar kerajaan bersabit dengan upahdan pampasan; perhubungan industri dan perhubungan buruh; program pendidikandan tenaga manusia.

ECO 4501 Ekonomi Perindustrian•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini merangkumi topik-topik organisasi dan operasi sektor perindustrian termasukstruktur pasaran, gelagat dan prestasi. Penekanan diberikan terhadap dasar dan bukti-bukti empirik yang berkaitan.

ECO 4502 Perancangan dan Pembangunan Ekonomi Malaysia•Jam Kredit :3 (3+0)•Prasyarat :ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I)/ECO 3101 (Pengenalan kepada Mikroekonomi )

ECO 3109(Makroekonomi I)/ECO 3102 (Pengenalan kepada Makroekonomi)Kursus ini bertujuan untuk memberi pengetahuan mengenai proses penggubalankandungan serta perlaksanaan dasar serta strategi pembangunan seperti RancanganMalaysia Lima Tahun, Pelan Induk Perindustrian, Dasar Pertanian Negara, RangkaRancangan Jangka Panjang dan Wawasan 2020. Ia juga memberi pendedahankepada fungsi, peranan dan operasi agensi-agensi pembangunan termasuk UnitPerancangan Ekonomi, Kementerian Pertanian, Kementerian PerdaganganAntarabangsa dan Industri, Jabatan-jabatan Perikanan, Pertanian, dan PerkhidmatanHaiwan, FELDA, RISDA, FELCRA, Bank Negara dan Unit Penyelarasan danPelaksanaan. Pelajar juga akan diberi latihan merangka, menyedia, dan membentangkertas kerja mengenai topik-topik terpilih tentang perancangan dan pembangunan.

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ECO 4504 Perancangan dan Penilaian Projek•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini membincangkan teori dan teknikteknik dalam perancangan yang merangkumihubungan antara perancangan di peringkat sektor mikro dan makro. Topik-topik yangdibincangkan ialah Kitaran projek, Analisis projek (ekonomi, kewangan, komersialdan sosial), kaedah penilaian projek (kaedah tradisional dan kaedah pendiskaunan).Harga perakaunan sosial dan ekonomi digunakan. Isuisu dalam perancangan danpenilaian projek turut dibincangkan.

ECO 4505 Ekonomi Antarabangsa•Jam Kredit : 4 (4+0)•Prasyarat : ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I), ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini meliputi kedua-dua bidang perdagangan dan kewangan antarabangsa.Topik-topik yang dibincangkan ialah faedah berbanding, model-model perdagangan,halangan perdagangan, integrasi ekonomi, perjanjian komoditi antarabangsa,pertukaran asing, spekulasi, pengaliran modal, imbangan pembayaran, kawalantukaran asing dan sistem kewangan antarabangsa.

ECO 4600 Pengurusan Perniagaan Tani•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3102 (Falsafah Pengurusan), ECO 3108 (Mikroekonomi I),

ECO 3109 (Makroekonomi I)Kursus ini merangkumi prinsip pengurusan asas dan aspek gelagat manusia dalamfirma. Isu-isu seperti perancangan jangka panjang untuk pertumbuhan, penggunaanprinsip pengurusan untuk menganalisis sistem dan struktur pasaran perniagaantani, dan dasar perniagaan tani akan juga dibincangkan.

ECO 4992 Latihan Industri•Jam Kredit : 6 (0+6)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini bertujuan untuk mendedahkan pelajar kepada pengalaman kerja.Tumpuan diberikan kepada perancangan dan aplikasi teori sumber alam sesuaidengan major yang dipilih. Latihan industri akan dijalankan di organisasi di bawahpenyeliaan pensyarah dan penyelia industri yang dilantik.

ECO 4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I•Jam Kredit : 3 (0+3)•Prasyarat : ECO 4200 (Kaedah PenyelidikanKursus ini merangkumi aspek-aspek penting dalam penyelidikan seperti perumusanmasalah, hipotesis dan objektif kajian. Pengulasan karya dan kepentingan kajianserta sumbangan jangkaan hasil kajian kepada bidang ekonomi dan pengurusan.

ECO 4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II•Jam Kredit : 3 (0+3)•Prasyarat : ECO 4998 (Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I)Pelajar-pelajar berpeluang menjalankan kajian lapangan yang berkaitan dalambidang teras program dan pengkhususan mereka. Penekanan akan diberikan kepadakaedah penganalisaan data dan pembentangan penemuan kajian.

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Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran)

Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (SMP) (Pemasaran) adalah salah satu daripadaprogram yang ditawarkan oleh Jabatan Pengurusan dan Pemasaran. Program inidijalankan bagi memenuhi tanggungjawab sosial dengan menyediakan tenaga kerjaterlatih yang memenuhi kehendak pasaran kerja semasa.

Objektif Program

Menyampaikan dan memberi kefahaman mengenai konsep dan prinsip-prinsippengurusan dan pemasaran.

Menerapkan kompetensi pengurusan dan pemasaran dalam merancang,mengenalpasti, menganalisis dan menilai masalah.

Memupuk sikap berektika, profesional dan yakin diri di kalangan siswazah.

Prospek Kerjaya

Pemasaran adalah berkait rapat dengan pembelian, peruncitan, penghasilan, jualandan logistik. Siswazah SMP (Pemasaran) terdedah kepada pelbagai peluang kerjayaseperti Wakil pemasaran, Wakil jualan, Eksekutif jualan, Eksekutif pemasaran,Pengurus jualan dan Pengurus pemasaran.

Syarat Kemasukan






atau


atau


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Syarat Khas Program

a) Kelayakan Minimum Calon STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi

i. Gred B- (NGMP 2.67) dalam salah satu mata pelajaran berikut di peringkatSTPM: Geografi, Ekonomi, Perakaunan,

Matematik atau Pengajian Perniagaan.

ii. Kepujian dalam mata pelajaran Matematik di peringkat SPM atau Gred C(NGMP 2.00) dalam matapelajaran Matematik di peringkat STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi.


b) Kelayakan Setaraf

Matrikulasi atau diploma dalam bidang yang sesuai dari institusi yang diiktiraf.


Jumlah minimum kredit untuk bergraduat ialah 120 jam kredit. Agihan kreditmengikut kategori kursus adalah seperti berikut:


Teras Universiti 22 18.3

Teras Program 89 74.2

Elektif 9 7.5

Jumlah 120 100

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Kursus ElektifBagi kursus elektif, pelajar perlu memilih tigakursus elektif iaitu bersamaan sembilan jam kredit.Pelajar dibenarkan untuk mengambil kursus darimana-mana jabatan/fakulti dengan kebenaranketua jabatan yang berkenaan. Bagaimanapun,pelajar digalakkan untuk mengambil kursus-kursusyang ditawarkan oleh Jabatan Pengurusan danPemasaran seperti berikut:

Pengecualian kursusPelajar yang layak boleh memohon pengecualian bagikursus dalam senarai di bawah.



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Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pelancongan)

Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pelancongan) adalah salah satu program yangditawarkan oleh Jabatan Pengurusan dan Pemasaran. Program ini menekankandan memfokus kepada pelancongan di pulau dan pesisir pantai.

Objektif Program

Menyediakan tenagakerja mahir dalam pelancongan. Menghasilkan siswazah yang mempunyai karektor dan sikap diri yang positif. Menghasilkan siswazah yang mampu mengaplikasi prinsip-prinsip pengurusan di dalam aktiviti-aktiviti pelancongan dan kemahiran kerja yang boleh dipindahkan seperti komunikasi dan penyelesaikan masalah.

Prospek Kerjaya

Siswazah Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pelancongan) mempunyai pelbagai peluangkerjaya seperti Pengurus Pelancongan, Pegawai Operasi Pelancongan, AgenPemasaran Pelancongan dan Pegawai Perkhidmatan Pelanggan.

Syarat Kemasukan






atau


atau


Dan

Mendapat sekurang-kurangnya Tahap 1 (Band 1) dalam Malaysian University EnglishTest (MUET).

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Syarat Khas Program

a) Kelayakan Minimum Calon STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi

Gred B- (NGMP 2.67) dalam salah satu mata pelajaran berikut di peringkatSTPM: Geografi, Ekonomi, Perakaunan, Matematik atau PengajianPerniagaan.

ii. Kepujian dalam mata pelajaran Matematik di peringkat SPM atau Gred C(NGMP 2.00) dalam matapelajaran Matematik di peringkat STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi.


b) Kelayakan SetarafMatrikulasi atau diploma dalam bidang yang sesuai dari institusi yang diiktiraf.


Jumlah minimum kredit untuk bergraduat ialah 122 jam kredit. Agihan kreditmengikut kategori kursus adalah seperti berikut:


Teras Universiti 22 18

Teras Program 67 55

Elektif 33 27

Jumlah 122 100

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Kursus Pilihan Bahasa Moden

*Bagi Kursus Bahasa Moden I, II & III, pelajarperlu memilih hanya satu jenis bahasa.

Kursus Elektif

Bagi kursus elektif, pelajar dibenarkanuntuk mengambil kursus dari mana-manajabatan/fakulti dengan kebenaran ketuajabatan. Bagaimanapun, pelajar digalakkanuntuk mengambil kursus-kursus yangditawarkan oleh Jabatan Pengurusan dan

Pemasaran seperti berikut:

Pengecualian Kursus

Pelajar yang layak boleh memohonpengecualian bagi Kursus dalam senaraidibawah

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Sinopsis Kursus

Jabatan Pengurusan dan PemasaranSubjek Pengurusan dan Pemasaran

MGM 3102 Falsafah Pengurusan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaAnalisis terhadap teori, prinsip, teknik dan alat-alat asas pengurusan denganpenumpuan terhadap aktiviti-aktiviti pengurusan yang berkaitan dengan bidangatau fungsi untuk sesebuah organisasi perniagaan dan bukan organisasi perniagaan.Penekanan juga akan diberikan terhadap pendekatan bersistem.

MGM 3103 Asas Keusahawanan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memberi pendedahan dan penekanan terhadap aspek-aspek pentingpengurusan perniagaan. Tumpuan adalah ke atas konsep, teori dan prinsipkeusahawanan. Kursus ini mengintegrasi dan mengaplikasi prinsip dan kaedah-kaedah penting perniagaan untuk menjadi usahawan berjaya. Sehubungan denganitu, permasalahan dan cabaran yang dihadapi usahawan di alaf baru turut dibincang.

MGM 3201 Gelagat Organisasi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3102 (Falsafah Pengurusan)Kursus ini membincangkan pelbagai teori berhubung gelagat organisasi di manasasarannya adalah untuk meningkatkan kefahaman dan pengetahuan pelajar-pelajardi dalam bidang ini khususnya di peringkat individu, kumpulan dan organisasi. Isu-isu berhubung dengan nilai-nilai, sifat-sifat, personaliti dan emosi, tanggapan dansumbangan, motivasi didalam tempat kerja dan tekanan kerja dibincangkandiperingkat individu. Pada peringkat kumpulan, isu-isu kumpulan dan kerja kumpulan,komunikasi, kuasa, konflik dan perundingan dan juga kepimpinan dibincangkan.Akhir sekali, kursus ini memfokuskan kepada rekabentuk organisasi, rekabentukpekerjaan, budaya organisasi dan perubahan organisasi dalam sistem atau peringkatorganisasi.

MGM 3302 Prinsip Pemasaran•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaPemasaran merupakan fungsi perniagaan yang mengenalpasti keperluan dankehendak pelanggan, menentukan sasaran pasaran yang terbaik untuk dimasuki,mereka bentuk keluaran atau perkhidmatan dan program-program untuk pasaranyang dipilih. Pendekatan pengurusan dalam memahami pembuatan keputusanpemasaran dengan memberi penekanan terhadap pembangunan campuranpemasaran dan strategi-strategi pemasaran. Analisis peluang pemasaran. Keputusankeluaran/ perkhidmatan, pengagihan, promosi, penentuan harga, perancangan danpengurusan pemasaran dan lain-lain kegunaan terpilih.

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MGM 3304 Pengurusan Pemasaran•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKefahaman tentang konsep asas dan aplikasi teori pengurusan pemasaran yang telahdigunakan organisasi perniagaan. Tajuk-tajuk utama seperti memahami pengurusanpemasaran, menganalisis peluang-peluang pemasaran, membentuk strategi-strategipemasaran, merancang program-program pemasaran dan mengurus usaha-usahapemasaran. Konsep pemasaran dalam persekitaran perniagaan moden, gelagat dankeputusan pembelian pengguna, keputusan dan strategi-strategi berkaitan dengancampuran pemasaran seperti strategi produk dan penentuan harga, dasar galakandan pengagihan. Pemasaran strategik, perancangan, pelaksanaan dan kawalan programpemasaran juga akan dibincangkan.

MGM 4102 Sistem Maklumat Pengurusan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaMerangkumi teori-teori komunikasi komputer di dalam organisasi dan psikologipemprosesan maklumat manusia, sains pembuatan keputusan dan model-modelasas di sebalik sistem maklumat, system-sistem sokongan, penentuan-penentuankeperluan maklumat dan pembangunan, pelaksanaan dan pengurusan sumber-sumber sistem maklumat.

MGM 4103 Pengurusan Operasi dan Kualiti•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini akan membincangkan peranan strategi pengurusan operasi danpenyelenggaraan kualiti dan bagaimana ianya bertindak balas dengan fungsi-fungsiorganisasi yang lain. Peranan dan fungsi seorang pengurus operasi akandibincangkan dengan terperinci dan masalah serta isu-isu yang dihadapinya jugaakan ditekankan. Prinsip-prinsip operasi yang terbukti untuk mengatasi masalah-masalah tersebut akan ditunjukkan.

MGM 4105 Pengurusan Strategik•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : Pelajar Tahun AkhirMemahami peranan pelbagai unit fungsian organisasi dalam proses pembuatankeputusan strategik dan polisi perniagaan. Memberi penekanan kepada perspektifpengurusan am dalam merancang, melaksana dan mengawal strategi perniagaan.Topik-topik teras merangkumi proses perancangan strategik, analisis persekitarandan industri, profil kelebihan kompetitif syarikat, membentuk dan memilih strategi,penilaian strategi. Perancangan strategik bagi organisasi bukan untung.

MGM 4201 Pengurusan Sumber Manusia•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memberi penekanan kepada konsep pengantaramuka di antara pengurussumber manusia dan pengurus lain dalam melaksanakan aktiviti-aktiviti pengurusansumber manusia seperti perancangan gunatenaga, pengambilan pekerja, pemilihan,

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atihan dan pembangunan, pemberian ganjaran dan hubungan majikan pekerja. lamenumpukan kepada teknik serta kaedah meningkatkan keberkesanan organisasimelalui amalan-amalan pengurusan sumber manusia yang betul. Perbandinganantara amalan-amalan pengurusan sumber manusia di sektor swasta dan kerajaandan juga di antara falsafah-falsafah pengurusan sumber manusia dari perspektifnegara Barat dan Timur seperti contoh Negara Jepun.

MGM 4302 Kelakuan Pengguna•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Teori dan pendekatan konsepsual terhadap pilihan, pembelian dan penggunaan.Penelitian faktor-faktor antropologi, sosiologi, psikologi dan situasi yangmempengaruhi kelakuan pengguna dan strategi pemasaran. Gabungan pendekatansains perlakuan dan model kuantitatif dengan penekanan kepada aplikasipenyelidikan.

MGM 4303 Penyelidikan Pemasaran•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Teori asas dan prosedur-prosedur dalam mengenal pasti peluang dan masalahpengurusan, kaedah penyelesaian sistematik dengan reka bentuk penyelidikan,pengukuran dan penskalaan, pembentukan instrumen, pengumpulan data,penganalisaan dan model-model keputusan dan caragaya persembahan laporanpenyelidikan.

MGM 4305 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Pendedahan untuk pelajar kepada pelbagai perkhidmatan perniagaan di sampingmeningkatkan kemahiran menganalisis masalah pemasaran perkhidmatan. la jugamendedahkan pelajar kepada konsep pemasaran perkhidmatan dan reka bentukpemasaran perkhidmatan, aspek peletakan organisasi perkhidmatan, pengurusanpercampuran pelanggan serta permintaan dan penawaran perkhidmatan, termasukperbincangan mengenai perancangan dan sistem pemasaran perkhidmatan.

MGM 4306 Pengurusan Produk•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Kursus ini membincangkan dasar dan polisi keluaran (produk), pemasaran danpengurusan korporat, kitaran hayat keluaran, pengelasan dan peletakan produk,analisis dan keputusan portfolio produk, sistem perancangan dan prosespembentukan produk baru dari peringkat awal hingga ke peringkat komersial. Isu-isu semasa yang berkaitan juga dibincang.

MGM 4307 Pemasaran Antarabangsa•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Kajian ke atas perbezaan di dalam pemasaran berasaskan ekonomi antarabangsa.Analisis yang sistematik ke atas faktor-faktor persekitaran yang bertanggungjawab

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ke atas ketidakseragaman pasaran, penyelidikan pemasaran dan harga serta polisibarangan. la juga meliputi penyelarasan fungsi-fungsi pemasaran secara antarabangsadengan menitikberatkan komoditi-komoditi asas negara.

MGM 4308 Komunikasi Pemasaran•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Fokus kepada menekankan perancangan, pembentukan, penggunaan danpengurusan promosi untuk sebuah syarikat. Pendekatan yang digunakan adalahmenyeluruh dan merangkumi aspek-aspek penyelidikan promosi, kreativiti dalampromosi dan pengurusan media. Peranan pengiklanan, promosi, jualan peribadidan hubungan awam dalam membentuk komunikasi menyeluruh (IntegratedMarketing Communication).

MGM 4309 Pengurusan Jualan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Meneliti pengurusan dan strategi pemasaran yang berkaitan dengan pengurusankumpulan jualan (Sales Force Management). Mengkaji kesan aktiviti penjualan keatas masyarakat, pergerakan pengguna dan perundangan yang mempengaruhipasaran. Isu-isu berkaitan kawalan pasukan jualan dan pemantauan kawasan jualanjuga diberi penekanan. Memahami aspek perhubungan pelanggan, kemahirankomunikasi, kerja kumpulan dan kepimpinan kendiri.

MGM 4311 Pemasaran Elektronik•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Pendedahan kepada isu-isu strategi pemasaran dan pengurusan di dalam perspektife-pemasaran. Fokus kepada proses pemasaran dan analisis situasi pemasaran danpelaksanaan strategi pemasaran dengan penggunaan sumber-sumber e-pemasaran.Ia juga melihat peranan Pemasaran Internet dan peruncitan maya dalampembentukan keputusan campuran pemasaran.

MGM 4301 Pemasaran Sosial•Jam Kredit: 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat: MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Kursus ini memberi pendedahan tentang kepentingan menilai isu-isu sosial dariperspektif dan aplikasi pemasaran. Pembentukan strategi, pelaksanaan danpemantauan program sosial bagi mempengaruhi penerimaan masyarakat mengenaiidea isu sosial. Tumpuan kepada pendekatan kelakuan pengguna, analisis pasarandan pemetakan dan perancangan strategi pemasaran sosial berasaskan campuranpemasaran.

MGM 4402 Pengurusan Saluran•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Kefahaman tentang pembentukan dan mengurus hubungan yang efektif di dalamrantaian pembekal yang melibatkan pengilang, pembekal, peruncit dan penggunaakhir. Ia melibatkan perancangan, pengaturan dan pemantauan di dalam mengurus

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hubungan yang efektif ke atas hubungan di kalangan rantaian. Ia turut meliputi ModelPengurusan Saluran, Francais dan pemasaran perniagaan dan aktiviti rantaian nilai(value chain activities).

MGM 4404 Pengurusan Peruncitan•Jam Kredit : 4 (4+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3304 (Pengurusan Pemasaran)Peranan pentadbir jualan sebagai seorang eksekutif pemasaran profesional.Permasalahan organisasi, perancangan dan kawalan jualan; merumus dasar jualandan pengurusan tenaga kerja jualan. Permasalahan kedai runcit; prinsip-prinsipdan amalan penetapan dasar, belian dan jualan; organisasi kedai runcit danpengurusan. Pembentukan imej kedai.

MGM 4601 Undang-Undang Komersial•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaPendedahan kepada semua prinsip undang-undang yang ada kaitan denganpenubuhan dan pengurusan sesuatu jenis perniagaan. Tinjauan juga dibuatmengenai asas undang-undang bagi setiap urusan perniagaan yang lazim dilakukanoleh seorang peniaga, seperti kontrak, kredit pengguna dan urusan dengan bankkhususnya dari aspek tanggungan dan haknya terhadap orang lain yang berurusandengannya.

MGM 4992A Latihan Industri•Jam Kredit : 6 (0+6)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus pelengkap bertujuan untuk mendedahkan pelajar kepada pengalaman kerja.Tumpuan kepada perancangan dan aplikasi kemahiran pengurusan sesuai denganbidang major yang dipilih. Latihan Industri akan dijalankan dalam organisasi bawahpenyeliaan pensyarah dan penyelia industri yang dilantik.

MGM 4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I•Jam Kredit : 3 (0+3)•Prasyarat : Pelajar Tahun AkhirKursus ini merangkumi aspek-aspek penting dalam penyelidikan seperti perumusanmasalah, hipotesis dan objektif kajian. Pengulasan karya dan kepentingan kajian.

MGM 4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II•Jam Kredit : 3 (0+3)•Prasyarat : MGM 4999 (Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I)Pelajar berpeluang menjalankan kajian lapangan yang berkaitan dalam bidangmereka. Penekanan akan diberikan terhadap kaedah penganalisaan data danpembentangan penemuan kajian berkaitan kajian lapangan pelajar.

Subjek Pelancongan

MGM 3801 Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini memberi pemahaman tentang aplikasi teori pengurusan pelancongan yang

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telah digunakan organisasi pelancongan. konsep pengurusan pelancongan dalampersekitaran perniagaan moden, gelagat dan keputusan memilih perkhidmatan olehpengguna, keputusan dan strategi-strategi pelancongan seperti strategi perkhidmatan,dasar promosi pakej pelancongan. Perancangan, pelaksanaan dan kawalan programpengurusan pelancongan. Menilai teknik-teknik utama untuk mengumpul maklumatyang menentukan objektif dan dasar korporat.

MGM 3802 Pemasaran Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaPemasaran pelancongan merupakan kursus yang berteraskan pendekatan praktikaldan pengurusan dalam pemasaran mengikut perspektif industri pelancongan danhospitaliti. Ianya mendedahkan para pelajar kepada elemen persekitaran dan strategicampuran pemasaran di dalam pembuatan keputusan untuk memastikan objektifdan sumber-sumber yang dimiliki oleh syarikat dioptimumkan selari dengankeperluan dan peluang yang ada di pasaran global.

MGM 3803 Sistem Maklumat Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini telah dirangka untuk memberi pendedahan kepada para pelajar mengenaipengetahuan asas tentang penggunaan dan kepentingan teknologi maklumat sepertiSistem Pengedaran Global dalam industri pelancongan, Sistem Tempahan Berpusatdalam industri penginapan, industri makanan dan minuman, dan juga sektorkerajaan. Kursus ini juga akan memperlihatkan impak sistem maklumat kepadapembangunan industri pelancongan pada masa hadapan.

MGM 3804 Gelagat Pelancong•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini telah dirangka untuk memberi pemahaman memahami prinsip-prinsip utamakelakuan pelancong dan aplikasi dalam aktiviti operasi pelancongan, destinasipelancongan, hospitaliti, tarikan pelawat, peruncitan perjalanan dan pengangkutan.Topik-topik merangkumi sejarah dan konsep kelakuan pelancong, pilihan destinasidan produk pelancongan, proses pembuatan keputusan, penyelidikan pelancongan,pelancongan pakej, kelakuan pencarian maklumat pelancongan, pembentukanjangkaan pelancongan dan isu-isu semasa dalam industri pelancongan.

MGM 4801 Pengurusan Taman dan Rekreasi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini telah dirangka untuk memberi kefahaman ke atas prosedur pengurusandan pentadbiran yang perlu untuk mengoperasi dan menguruskan program rekreasidan kemudahan taman. Peranan interpretasi persekitaran dalam pengurusan sumbertaman dan rekreasi, masalah-masalah yang biasa dihadapi serta tren yang terkini didalam pengurusan taman dan rekreasi.

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MGM 4822 Pengurusan Pelancongan Mapan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini memberi pendedahan kepada pelajar berkenaan dengan konseppembangunan mapan dan aplikasinya kepada industri pelancongan. Sehubungandengan itu, penekanan terhadap sifat dan skop pelancongan mapan diketengahkan.Pelajar turut didedahkan dengan pandangan semasa berhubung dengan isu danteknik dalam pelancongan mapan. Antara lain kursus ini akan meneliti kos danmanfaat pembangunan pelancongan dari segi impaknya ke atas komuniti tuanrumah dan persekitaran. Idea dan prinsip diberi tumpuan pada kursus ini yangmenyokong serta memantap amalan pelancongan mapan.Pendedahan kepadapelajar mengenai pelbagai aspek pelancongan antarabangsa. Analisis yang sistematikke atas faktor-faktor persekitaran yang mempengaruhi corak pengurusanpelancongan antarabangsa. Ia menekankan aspek pelancongan komuniti, impakpelancongan, pelancongan dan pengangkutan. Kursus ini juga menitikberatkanpenyelarasan fungsi pelancongan antarabangsa dengan sumber-sumber asasnegara.

ECO 4306 Ekonomi Rekreasi dan Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 6 (0+6)•Prasyarat : EKN3104 (Mikroekonomi 1) dan EKN3105 (Makroekonomi 1)Kursus ini tertumpu kepada perbincangan tentang permintaan, penawaran,penggunaan, kos dan faedah pembangunan rekreasi luar. Penumpuan khusus diberikepada kaedah-kaedah dan model-model ekonomi sebagai asas kepada perancangandan pengurusan rekreasi luar; isu-isu polisi dalam rekreasi dan pelancongan.

MGM 4802 Pengurusan Sumber Alam•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini membantu pelajar supaya lebih berpengetahuan berkenaan dengan sumberalam semula jadi dan pengurusannya. Kursus memberi tumpuan ke atas ekologi,ekonomi, politik, dan sosiologi sumber alam semula jadi dan pengelolaannya. Manusiabergantung kepada banyak sumber merangkumi bahan bakar fosil, air, udara, hutan,padang ragut dan kepelbagaian biologi. Adalah penting pelajar memahami bagaimanamereka boleh membantu mengekalkan sumber alam semulajadi yang banyak memberimanfaat kepada manusia sejagat.

MGM 4821 Pelancongan Antarabangsa•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Pendedahan kepada pelajar mengenai pelbagai aspek pelancongan antarabangsa.Analisis yang sistematik ke atas faktor-faktor persekitaran yang mempengaruhicorak pengurusan pelancongan antarabangsa. Ia menekankan aspek pelancongankomuniti, impak pelancongan, pelancongan dan pengangkutan. Kursus ini jugamenitikberatkan penyelarasan fungsi pelancongan antarabangsa dengan sumber-sumber asas negara.

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MGM 4824 Pelancongan Budaya dan Warisan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini memberi pengetahuan berkaitan aspek-aspek pengurusan pelanconganbudaya dan warisan. Topik-topik merangkumi pengenalan kepada konsep pelanconganbudaya dan warisan, cabaran-cabaran dalam usaha mengekalkan pelancongan budaya,gelagat pelancong, pengurusan aset warisan dan budaya, produk pelancongan budaya,pasaran pelancongan budaya, penilaian, pengauditan dan perancangan, strategipemasaran budaya dan warisan; dan isu-isu semasa dalam pengurusan aset budayadan warisan.

MGM 4823 Perancangan dan Pembangunan Pelancongan Pulau & Pesisir•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini memberikan satu pendekatan kepada proses perancangan dan pembangunanpelancongan khususnya pulau dan pesisir yang komprehensif dan praktikal. Prosesperancangan dan pembangunan tersebut perlu memenuhi keperluan para pelancong,komuniti tuan rumah, kerajaan, pertubuhan bukan kerajaan dan sektor swasta. Isu-isu utama yang diliputi termasuk persekitaran fizikal, kapasiti, penyertaan komunitidan kepelbagaian budaya. Kursus ini akan menjelaskan impak yang dijana olehperancangan dan pembangunan industri pelancongan dari segi ekonomi, sosial danpersekitaran.

MGM 4825 Isu-Isu Semasa Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini akan mendedahkan pelajar kepada isu-isu semasa berhubung industripelancongan di rantau Asia dan dunia. Pelajar dapat menghargai peranan industripelancongan sebagai satu perniagaan global yang kian meningkat. Selain daripadaitu, kursus ini mengkaji dan mempertimbangkan kelebihan dan kelemahanpembangunan industri pelancongan. Pengajaran kursus ini menumpukan perhatiankepada kajian kes sebagai kaedah pembelajaran.

MGM 4826 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini adalah bertujuan untuk mendedahkan pelajar kepada konsep, kaedah,pendekatan dan strategi bagi mengurus pemasaran perkhidmatan yang cemerlangdalam sektor pelancongan dan hospitaliti. Kursus ini memberi fokus kepadapembentukan perhubungan pelanggan yang kukuh melalui penyampaian kualitiperkhidmatan cemerlang dan pengetahuan yang perlu untuk melaksanakan strategiperkhidmatan bagi memperolehi kelebihan persaingan dalam industri pelancongandan hospitaliti.

MGM 4827 Komunikasi Pemasaran Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini memperkenalkan konsep dan strategi komunikasi pemasaran dalam bidang

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MGM 4828 Pembangunan Produk Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini memperkenalkan prinsip asas perancangan dalam pembangunan pelancongandan menekankan teori-teori sistem pemasaran dalam pelancongan. Perbincanganakan merangkumi perletakan produk pelancongan, proses pembangunan pelancongan,prinsip asas dalam pelancongan serta strategi pembangunan pelancongan di peringkatmikro dan makro. Selain daripada itu, ia turut membincangkan tentang gelagatpengguna, imej dan kesan pelancongan, tren semasa serta halatuju bidangpelancongan.

MGM 4829 Pemasaran Destinasi•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini memberi pengetahuan mengenai aspek-aspek pemasaran destinasi melaluipenjenamaan destinasi. Topik-topik merangkumi konteks penjenamaan destinasiyang memperlihatkan kebanyakan destinasi pada hari ini, dan melaksanakan strategipenjenamaan dalam usaha menarik minat pelancong serta mengatasi persaingandestinasi hebat. Topik-topik yang dibincangkan juga merangkumi cabaran-cabaranproses penjenamaan destinasi daripada pelbagai aspek seperti kewangan, politikdan juga pihak media. Kursus ini juga membincangkan penjenamaan destinasidaripada perspektif pihak pengurusan dan tumpuan juga akan diberikan kepadapembelajaran kes global yang telah membuktikan bagaimana destinasi tanpamengira kecil atau besar telah mampu memasarkan destinasi mereka dengan jayanyamelalui usaha dan kuasa penjenamaan.

MGM 4830 Pengurusan Mesyuarat, Insentif, Konferens dan Pameran (MICE)•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : MGM 3801(Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan)Kursus ini memberi pendedahan kepada pelajar terhadap pelbagai aspek perancanganmesyuarat, insentif, konferens dan pameran untuk industri pelancongan. Kursus initurut menekankan kepentingan merancang tempat, penajaan, penganjur, jenispameran, majlis khas, makanan dan minuman, perancangan program dan seminar.Kursus ini juga menitikberatkan isu-isu perundangan, teknologi dan isu-isuantarabangsa industri pelancongan.

MGM 3805 Penyelidikan Pelancongan•Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)•Prasyarat : TiadaKursus ini mendedahkan para pelajar kepada alat dan kaedah untuk menghasilkan

pelancongan dan hospitaliti. Fokus kursus ini adalah untuk memberi pendedahan kepadapelajar terhadap teori-teori berkaitan komunikasi dan pelbagai kaedah strategikomunikasi bagi membolehkan pelajar membentuk kemahiran komunikasi, danmenggambarkan peranan yang dimainkan oleh komunikasi dalam penyampaian danpersembahan perkhidmatan pelancongan dan hospitaliti kepada pelanggan. Selainitu, pelajar akan didedahkan kepada kajian kes yang menerangkan dan mengkritikamalan dan teori berkaitan industri pelancongan.

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penyelidikan yang baik. Ianya meliputi aplikasi kaedah untuk penyelidikan kuantitatifdan juga kualitatif. Disamping itu, kursus ini juga memberikan gambaran kepada pelajartentang penyelidikan dalam industri pelancongan melalui contoh-contoh yangdisediakan. Secara tidak langsung, ianya memberi inspirasi kepada para pelajar untukmembangunkan idea bagi melaksanakan projek penyelidikan yang berjaya mengikutkaedah yang betul.

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Publication Committee:Prof. Dr. Mohd Shaladdin Muda (Advisor)Prof. Madya Dr. Suriyani Dato’ Muhamad (Chairman)Prof. Madya Dr. Mohd Zulkifli MokhtarProf. Madya Dr. Safiek MokhlisProf. Madya Dr. Nik Fuad Nik Mohd KamilDr. Roshaiza TahaDr. Roseliza Mat AlipiahDr. Siti Falindah PadleeEn. Mohammad Zaidi MahadiEn. Hamid Mat AminEn. Muhammad Syazli SulaimanPn. Laila MamatEn. Abdul Fatah Ismail

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Content PageAcademic Calendar Session 2013 – 2014 95Welcoming Remarks from the Dean 97UMT Vision, Mission and Slogan 98UMT Background 99Introduction to Faculty of Management and Economics 100

Faculty Goals 100Departments in the Faculty 100Undergraduate Programmes Offered 101Postgraduate Programmes Offered 101

Faculty and Administration 103Faculty Principal Officers 103Faculty Coordinators 104Faculty Academic Staffs 106Department of Accounting and Finance 106Department of Economics 109Department of Management and Marketing 112

Bachelor Programmes 116UMT General Information 116Programme Curriculum Structure 116University Core Courses 116Programme Core Courses 117Electives 117English Language Requirements 117Student Mentoring System 117Implementation 118Roles of a Mentor 118University Core Courses 119Co-curriculum 119

Bachelor of of Accounting 121Programme Objectives 123Career Prospects 123Admission criteria 123Programme’s Specific Requirements 124Total Credits for Graduation 124Programme Curriculum 125Programme Core Courses 125Elective Course 125Exempted Courses 125Programme Scheme by Semester 126Courses Synopses 128

Bachelor of Economics 137Programme Objectives 139Career Prospects 139Admission criteria 139Total Credits for Graduation 140

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Content PageProgramme Curriculum 141Programme Core Courses 141Major Elective Courses 141Elective Course 141Course Exempted 141Programme Scheme by Semester 142Courses Synopses 144

Bachelor of Management (Marketing) 153Objectives 155Career Prospects 155Admission criteria 155Programme’s Specific Requirement 156Total Credits for Graduation 156Programme Curriculum 157Programme Core Courses 157Elective Course 157Course Exempted 157Programme Scheme by Semester 758

Bachelor of Management (Tourism) 161Objectives 163Career Prospects 163Admission criteria 163Programme’s Specific Requirement 164Total Credits for Graduation 164Programme Curriculum 165Programme Core Courses 165Course Exempted 165Modern Langueage Elective Courses 165Elective Courses 165Programme Scheme by Semester 166

Course Synopses 168Peraturan Pakaian dan Penampilan Pelajar 179Kedudukan Bilik dan Direktori 183

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR SEMESTER I SESSION 2013/2014(DEGREE PROGRAMME)

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REMINDER

* Students are required to review the course registration list, online, until thefourth (4th) week of the semester to validate the courses registered for the semester.The information available in the Student Information System will be regarded astrue if the students do not review (the courses registered) within the stipulatedtime period (one week).

** Students who fail to do the Pre-Registration Process would be fined as stated inthe Academic Policies 3.1 (v).

Note: All the above dates are subject to change.

Students may check the academic information through the students’ portal at http://mynemo.umt.edu.my

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

Malaysia Day 16 September 2013 (Monday)Hari Raya Aidiladha 15 & 16 October 2013 (Tuesday & Wednesday)Hari Deepavali 2 November 2013 (Saturday)State Public Holidays 3 November 2013 (Sunday)Maal Hijrah 1435H 5 November 2013 (Tuesday)Christmas Day 25 December 2013 (Wednesday)Maulidur Rasul 14 January 2014 (Tuesday)Chinese New Year 31 January & 1 February 2014 (Friday & Saturday)

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UMT Vision, Mision and Slogan

Vision

To Be a High Performance University with Global Reputation

Mission

To lead in the endeavour to generate Knowledge based on Science andTechnology towards Sustainable Development, Socioeconomic and Social

Prosperity through Learning and Research Activities

SLOGAN

“Ocean of Discoveries”

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UMT Background

Universiti Malaysia Terengganu emerged from a Centre for Fisheries and MarineSciences, which was then under the umbrella of Universiti Putra Malaysia situatedat Mengabang Telipot, Kuala Terengganu. Initially, this centre provided trainingfacilities to students of Fisheries and Marine Sciences and research facilities to thelecturers. The transfer of the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, UniversitiPutra Malaysia (UPM) from Serdang to Kuala Terengganu had resulted in theestablishment of a branch campus named Universiti Putra Malaysia Terengganu(UPMT) in June 1996. The name of the faculty was changed to Faculty of AppliedScience and Technology (FSGT). A new faculty, Faculty of Science and ProfessionalArts together with the Matriculation Centre were then established.

The establishment of Kolej Universiti Terengganu (KUT) was endorsed by theCabinet on the 5th May 1999 as an associate campus of UPM. Kolej UniversitiTerengganu was given full autonomy on 1st May 2001 and was renamed as KolejUniversiti Sains dan Teknologi (KUSTEM) on the 20th June 2001 in accordance withthe government’s aspiration that this college would lead in the fields of scienceand technology.

Kolej Universiti Sains dan Teknologi once again created history on 1st February2007 when it was renamed as Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT). Currently,UMT has six (6) faculties, namely, Faculty of Science and Technology, Faculty ofManagement and Economics, Faculty of Agrotechnology and Food Sciences,Faculty of Maritime and Marine Sciences, Faculty of Social Development andFaculty of Fisheries and Aqua-Industry.

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Introducing the Faculty of Management and Economics

The Faculty of Management and Economics (FPE) was established in January 2000with the aim of providing academic and professional training in the fields ofmanagement, accounting, finance and economics to fulfill the nation’s need. Thefaculty’s target is to produce high quality and competitive graduates. The programmesoffered by the faculty encompass the fields of management, finance, accountingand economics in line with the university’s goal of providing expertise in the fieldsof Science, Technology and Management of Natural Resources. The Faculty alsoaspires to become a centre of excellence for research relating to management ofnatural resources. Hence, the faculty provides infrastructure and other facilities tothe academic staff and graduate students to undertake research as well as providingadvisory and consultancy services.

The Goals of the Faculty

• To uphold the university’s mission to become a renowned centre for learningand research in generating knowledge based on science and technology andsocial sciences that leads to sustainable development

• To provide trained workforce with high professional skills and well self-disciplinedvia good values and positive work ethics

• To produce graduates who are receptive to new ideas in management andresponsive to current changes and to be “role-models” to students and thecommunity

• To provide services via the dissemination of ideas and new practices as well asseeking solutions to current problems faced by the community

• To establish networking among universities, other institutions and industriesthat contribute to national development

Departments in the Faculty

Currently, there are three (3) Departments in FPE and they are responsible forconducting courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The departmentsare:

• Department of Management and Marketing• Department of Economics• Department of Accounting and Finance

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Undergraduate Programmes Offered

Undergraduate programmes offered are as follows:

Programmes Duration Graduation Credit Requirements

Bachelor of Management (Marketing) 3 Years 120

Bachelor of Management (Tourism) 3 Years 122

Bachelor of Economics (Natural Resources) 3 Years 121

Bachelor of Accounting 4 Years 145

Postgraduate Programmes Offered

The faculty offers Masters of Science (M.Sc.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)programmes via structure A that is by full research. Duration of studies at theMasters level is a minimum of two semesters and a minimum of four semesters atthe Doctorate level. Fields of Research offered are as follows:

• Accountancy• Economics• Finance• Management• Marketing

The faculty also offers Masters in Integrated Coastal and Zone Management (ICZM)and Masters of Business Administration (MBA).

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FACULTY ACADEMIC STAFF

Department of Accounting & Finance

Assoc. ProfessorDr. Mohd Zulkifli MokhtarPh.D (Cardiff), M.Acc. (Glasgow), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM),Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

Dr. Rokiah Ab. KadirPh.D (Sheffield), MCL (UIAM), LL.B (Hons) (UIAM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Hassan Che HaatPh.D (UiTM), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Sc. Acc. (Hons) (Cardiff)[email protected]

Dr. Norsiah Ahmad, FTII, CFiAPh.D (UUM), MBA (Mississippi State), B.Sc. Accounting (Florida State)[email protected]

Senior LecturersDr. Shahnaz IsmailM.Sc. Accounting (UPM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UPM), Dip. Agric. Business (UPM)[email protected]

Mr. Ahmad Fakharuddin Abd. RahmanM.Sc. Finance (St. Louis), B.Sc. Finance (Indiana State), Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

Mdm. Fatimah Shahman, CMA (ICMA, Australia)M.Acc. (Glasgow), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

Mr. Mohammad Rodzi Embong, CMA (ICMA, Australia)M.Acc. (Glasgow), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Shaari Abd. RahmanPh.D (Tasmania), M.Sc. Acc. & Fin. (Birmingham), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Nor Raihan Mohamad, C.A. (M)Ph.D (UMT), M.Sc. Accounting (UPM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

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Dr. Azwadi AliPh.D (Victoria), M.Acc. (UiTM),B.A. Accounting & Finance (Hons) ([email protected]

Dr. Zalailah Salleh, C.A. (M)Ph.D (Griffith), M.Sc. Acc. & Fin. (Essex), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Nazli Mohd Nor, C.A. (M)Ph.D (Edith Cowan), M.Sc. Accounting (IIUM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Dr. Hafiza Aishah HashimPh.D (Malaya), M.Acc. Int. Acct. & Fin. Mgmt (Glasgow), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM)[email protected]

Dr. Roshaiza TahaPh.D (Monash), MBA (Accounting) (UUM), B. Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Nurasyikin JamaludinPh.D (Edith Cowan), MBA (Buckingham), B.Sc. Econs (Acc. & Finance Mgmt)(Buckingham)[email protected]

Dr. Shayuti Mohamed AdnanPh.D (Auckland), M.Sc. Accounting (UIAM), B. Commerce & Mgmt (Lincoln)[email protected]

Dr. Akmalia Mohamad AriffPh.D (Auckland), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

LecturerMdm. Wan Zanani Wan AbdullahM.Acc. (UKM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UPM)[email protected]

Mdm. Norlidawahi WahabM.Acc. (UKM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UKM), Dip. Banking (KUSZA)[email protected]

Mdm. Wan Zuriati Wan ZakariaMBA (Accounting) (UUM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

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Mdm. Tengku Farrah Maimunah Tengku Mohd Yusof**M.Sc. Accounting (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM)[email protected]

Mdm. Norazlina IliasMBA (Finance) (UPM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Mdm. Mimi Aizreen HamzahM.Sc. Finance (UUM), B.Sc. (Hons) Fin. & Acc. (Salford)[email protected]

Mdm. Rohila @ Norhamizah Awang**M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

Mr. Ahmad Shauqi Mohamad Zubir**M.Sc. Quantitative Sciences (Fin. Engineering) (UiTM), B.Sc. (Hons) Aktuari(UKM)[email protected]

TutorMr. Safwan Mohd NorM. Financial Analysis (La Trobe), B. A (Hons) Acct. & Financial Studies (CentralLancashire),[email protected]

Mdm. Nurhaiza Muhammad ZawawiM.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acct. (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Mdm. Noor Afzalina Mohamad**M.Sc. (Acc) (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UIAM)[email protected]

Mdm. Farizah Sulong**MCA (Acc.) (Wellington), B. Commerce & Mgmt (Lincoln)[email protected]

Academic FellowMs. Norakma Abd. Majid**M.Sc. (Acc) (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons) (UiTM)[email protected]

** Staffs on study leave

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ProfessorProf. Dr. Nik Hashim Nik MustaphaPh.D (Washington State), M.Agr.Sc (UM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Associate ProfessorsDr. Nik Fuad Nik Mohd KamilPh.D (Washington State), M.Sc.Agric.Econ (California, Davis),B.Sc. (California, Davis), Dip.Agric (UPM)[email protected]

Dr. Fauziah Abu HassanPh.D (Florida State), M.Sc (Western Michigan), B.Sc (Western Michigan)[email protected]

Dr. Nur Azura SanusiPh.D (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Dr. Suriyani Dato’ Hj. MuhamadPh.D (Manchester), M.Sc (London), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Anuar Md. AminPh.D (Economics) (UM), MBA (Econometrics and Operational Research)(Leuven, Belgium),B.Econ (Statistics) (UM)[email protected]

Senior LecturesDr. Azlina Abd. AzizPh.D (Leicester), M.Econ (UM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Fathilah IsmailPh.D (Victoria), MBA (Wales), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Nanthakumar LoganathanPh.D (UPM), M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Mohd Nasir NawawiPh.D (UUM), M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Department of Economics

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Dr. Roseliza Mat AlipiahPh.D (York), M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Dr. Zuraini AnangPh.D (Newcastle), MBA (UKM), B.Sh (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Dr. Suhal KusairiPh.D (Financial Economics) (UKM), M.Sc (Universitas Padjadjaran),B.Econ (Universitas Trunojoyo)[email protected]

Dr. Mahirah KamaludinPh.D (UPM), M.Econ (UPM), B.Econ (UNIMAS)[email protected]

LecturersMr. Mohd Azmi Muhammed IdrisM.Sc. Forest Economics (UPM), B.Sc. Resource Economics (UPM)[email protected]

Mr. Akbar Ali Abd. Kadir**M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Mdm. Roshanim Koris**M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Mr. Muhammad Najit Sukemi**M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Mr. Zaharul Nizal Zabidi**M.Econ (UPM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Mdm. Noorhaslinda Kulub Abd. Rashid**M.Econ (UM), B.Econ (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

Mdm. Noor Haslina Mohd Akhir**M.Econ (UM), B.Econ (Hons) (UUM)[email protected]

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TutorsMr. Hazman Samsudin**M.Econ (UPM), B.Econ (Hons) (UPM)[email protected]

Mdm. Aniza Husin**M.Econ (UKM), B.Econ (Hons) (UM)[email protected]

Academic FellowsMdm. Nor Fatimah Che Sulaiman**Bsc.Econ (Yokohama National University)[email protected]

Miss Zairihan Abdul Halim**M.Econ (Hons) (UM), B.Econ (UUM),[email protected]


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Mdm. Maznah SallehMBA (Oklahoma), BBA (Hons) Pemasaran (UiTM), DBS (UiTM)[email protected]

Tn. Hj. Abdul Manan AliM.A. (Ohio), BBA Finance (Ohio), DIB (UiTM)[email protected]

Tn. Hj. Ridzuan YacobMBA (Warwick), B.Sc (Biochemistry) (London)[email protected]

Dr. Marhana Mohamed AnuarPh.D (Marketing) (USM), MBA (Middlesex), BSBA (Northern Arizona)[email protected]

Dr. Azizul Yadi YaakopPh.D (Surrey), MBA (UKM), BBA (UIAM)[email protected]

Department of Management and Marketing

ProfessorDr. Mohd Shaladdin MudaPh.D (Lancaster), MBA (Southern New Hampshire), B.Sc. (Indiana State),DPA (UiTM)[email protected]

Associate ProfessorDr. Wan Izatul Asma Wan TalaatPh.D (UPM), M.Sc.Law (UPM), LL.B (Hons) (UIAM)[email protected]

Dr. Safiek MokhlisPh.D (Stirling), M.Sc. (UPM), BBA (UPM)[email protected]

Senior LecturersDr. Ahmad Munir Dato’ Mohd Salleh (Embat)Ph.D (UMT), M.Sc. (UPM), B.Sc. (Southern Illinois)[email protected]

Tn. Hj. Semanat Abu BakarMBA (New Haven), B.Sc. Finance & Real Estate (Syracuse), DBS (UiTM)[email protected]

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Dr. Wan Norhayati MohamedPh.D (UMT), M.Sc. Mgmt. (UMT), BBA (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Mr. Ahmad Rusdi AbdullahM.Sc. IT (UKM), B. Sc (Oklahoma), DBS (UiTM)[email protected]

Ms. Nor Suriyati OthmanM.Sc. Mgmt. (UUM), B.Mass Comm. (UiTM)[email protected]

Mdm. Yusnita Yusof**M. Int. Tourism Mgmt. (Griffith), BBA (Tourism)(UUM)[email protected]

Mdm. Nur Aishah Awi**M.Sc.QS (Operation Mgmt.) (UiTM),B.Sc. (Hons) Statistics (UiTM)nuraishah.umt.edu.my

LecturersDr. Siti Nur ‘Atikah ZulkiffliPhD (Strategic Management)(Wollongong), MBA (UiTM), B. Mgt.(Marketing)(KUSTEM)[email protected]

Dr. Siti Falindah PadleePhD (Marketing)(Monash ), M.Sc. (Mgt) (UTM), B.Sc.Finance (UUM)[email protected]

Dr. Noor Fadhiha MokhtarPh.D (Victoria), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Hons) Marketing (UiTM), DBS (UiTM)[email protected]

Dr. Zuha Rosufila Abu HasanPh.D (Cardiff), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Hons) Marketing (UiTM), DBS (UiTM), PgDip. in Social Science Research Methods (Cardiff)[email protected]

Dr. Khatijah OmarPhD (HRM)(UUM), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Texas, USA)[email protected]

Dr. Azlinzuraini AhmadPhD Business & Economics (Management) Leeds), Msc. (UPM), Bsc.(Agribusiness)(UPM)[email protected]

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Ms. Khairunnisa Mohd Azmi**MBA (Int. Business) (UPM), BBA Hons (UiTM)[email protected]

Ms. N Alia Fahada W Ab Rahman**MBA (UiTM), BBA (Finance) (UiTM)[email protected]

Ms. Rosnani Daud**MBA (UUM), B.Mgmt. (Tech.) (UTM)[email protected]

Ms. Nur Amalina Mohamad Zaki**MBA (Western Michigan), B.Sc Bus. Admin (Indiana)[email protected]

Mdm. Junaidah Abd. Karim**LLM (UKM), LLB (Kent)[email protected]

Mr. Borhanudin Mohd Yusof @ Mohamad**M.Sc. Information Mgmt. (UiTM), B.Sc. Info. Syst. Mgmt (UiTM)[email protected]

Mdm. Zaleha Mohamad**MBA (UTM), BBA Hons (UUM)[email protected]

Mdm. Nik Hazimah Nik Mat**M.Mgmt (UIAM), B. Mgmt. (Tech.) (UTM)[email protected]

Mdm. Hayatul Safrah Salleh**MBA (Cardiff), B.Mgmt. (USM)[email protected]

Mdm. Y.M. Sharifah Noraida bt. Syed Zainal Abidin**M.Sc. General Mgmt. (UMT), BBA (Hons) Finance (UiTM), Dip in Banking(UiTM)[email protected]

Ms. Monizaihasra Mohamed**MBA (Marketing)(UPM), B.Mgmt.(Marketing) (KUSTEM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM)[email protected]

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TutorMdm. Majidah Hj. HassanMBA (UiTM), BBA (Hons) (UKM)[email protected]

Academic FellowMdm. Noor Zatul Iffah HussinM.Sc. International Marketing (East London), BBA (Management)(UTM)[email protected]

Mdm. Kalsitinoor SetMBA (UiTM), BBA Hons Marketing (UiTM)[email protected]


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Undergraduate Programmes

General Information

UMT’s Study System

UMT practices the semester system. There are two semester per year: Semester 1(normally starts in June/July), and Semester 2 (normally starts in November/December). The duration of each semester is 18 weeks, with the followingbreakdown: 7 weeks of lecture + 1 week of mid-semester break + 7 weeks oflecture + 3 weeks of final examination.

Structure of Programme Curriculums

The undergraduate programme curriculum are designed based on the objective ofUMT which is to generate graduates who are adaptable to various employmentopportunities, worthy to society, knowledgeable, as well as possessing skills andleadership qualities. Therefore, in each programme curriculum, three categories ofcourses are included, namely University Core Courses, Programme Core Courses,and Elective Courses.

University Core Courses

University Core Courses are those that are compulsory for all students. These courseswould equip the students with a wide range of knowledge and basic competenciesbeside those learnt in their specific fields of study. The course are as follows:

Code Credit Title of Courses

NCC 2000 2 Islamic Civilisation and Asian Civilisation

NCC 2001 2 Ethnic Relations

NCC 2002 3 Malaysian Nationhood

MGM 3103 3 Entrepreneurship

BBB 3101 3 Academic Writing Skills

BBB 3102 3 Public Speaking

BBB 3103 3 English for Occupational Purpose

3 Extra Curricular

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Programme Core Course

Programme Core Courses are courses that are based on the needs of eachprogramme. These courses are aimed at developing the students’ expertise in theirchosen field specialization.

Elective Course

Elective Course are those courses that the student can choose to take; either supporttheir fields of study or develop their interest and potential. Credits and grade pointsare given for all the elective courses taken.

English Language Requirement

Student are required to fulfill the English Language requirement before they areallowed to register for English core courses BBB 3101 (Academic Writing Skills) orBBB 3102 (Public Speaking). The requirement is as follow:

English result in SPM/SPMV : A1,A2,B2,B3,B5

or

MUET result : Band 6, Band 5, Band 4, Band 3

Student who do not fulfill the above requirement are required to enroll in BBB2100 (English For Special Purpose) and obtain a minimum grade of C beforethey are allowed to register for the English core course. However, these studentsmay apply for exemption from BBB 2100 course if one of the following conditions ismet:

• Possess English Language qualification other than SPM or English 1119, or haveundergone an English-mediated course of study accredited by UMT

• Obtained an average grade of C+ for English subjects at matriculation level.

• Obtained an average grade of C+ for English subjects at Diploma level.

Application for course exemption must be completed using the stipulated form andappended with certified copy of the English result.

Student Mentoring System

The Student Mentoring System has been implemented at UMT replacing the AcademicAdvisory System. Under the Student Mentoring System, each registered student willbe supervised by a mentor who is also a lecturer. The objective of the Student MentoringSystem is to establish a systematic medium for students to tell their problems, especiallyin academic matters, to their mentors. It is also aimed at enhancing student-lecturerrelationship.

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Implementation

Each Head of Department will assign a lecturer as a mentor to each student enrolledin a degree programme offered at the department. The mentor will register thestudents assigned to him in an on line system that is linked to the Student InformationSystem (SMP). Student can see their respective mentors for assistance and adviceregarding academic and other matters.

Tasks of Mentor

• To sign pre-registration and registration forms.• To help students understand the curriculum, the semester system, registration,

examination, and the course exemption.• To assist student in planning the study scheme.• To help students in selecting courses.• To advise on students academic problems.• To identify problems which may affect academic performance and then refer the

students to an expert for solution.• To sign and certify academic certificates and documents regarding the students,

academic achievements.• To be mentor and motivate the students.• To meet and provide a conducive environment for meeting with student, at least

one for a semester.• To keep students’ records and files.• To check the students’ formal letters.

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University Core Courses

NCC 2000 Islamic Civilization And Asian CivilizationCredit Hours: 2 (2+0)This course begins with an introduction about civilization knowledge, interaction amongstvarious civilizations (Malay, Chinese, India and Islam) in Malay civilization and its rolesin the development of Malaysia civilization. This course also discusses on contemporaryissues of Islamic and Asia civilization as well as Islam Hadhari and its approachestowars the process of nation building.

NCC 2001 Ethnic RelationsCredit Hours: 2 (2+0)This course focuses on the discussions related to the basic concepts of cultural andethnic relations, as well as history and development of ethnic relations in Malaysia.In attempts to create a united Malaysian society according to Malaysia values andits connection within the ASEAN region. At the end of the course students will beable to understand and address the global challenges of cultural and ethnic relationsin Malaysia.

NCC 2002 Malaysian NationhoodCredit Hours: 3(3+0)This course emphasizes on the Malaysia nationhood studies. It begins with the earlyhistorical background toward the formation of Malaysian federation. It also discussesseveral aspects related to the system and structure of government including the systemof parliamentary democracy, Malaysian Constitution and Rukun Negara as the nationalideology. Several national policies like National Development Policy foreign Policy aswell Vision 2020 will also be discussed.

MGM 3103 EntrepreneurshipCredit Hours: 3(3+0)This course highlights and emphasis on key aspects in business management. Thefocus is on the concepts, theories and principles of entrepreneurship. This courseintegrates and applies important business principles and methods in producingsuccessful entrepreneurs. Accordingly, the problems and challenges faced byentrepreneurs in the new millennium will be discussed.

BBB 3101 Academic Writing SkillsCredit Hours: 3(3+0)This course is designed to develop students’ competence in academic writing. Itintroduces to the skills needed to become effective writers. The approach adopted inthis course based on the process-centered approach. Students will be guided throughthe main stages in the academic writing such as prewriting, outlining, drafting andrevising which will enable them to produce well organized and adequately develop dessay. The course also exposes students to the organizational patern in academicwriting such as the paragraph, thesis statement, cohesive devices and coherence.Emphasis is also given on critical thinking, which is related to the process of academicwriting. Grammar items and patents pertinent to academic writing are also coveredincidentally.

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BBB 3102 Public SpeakingCredit Hours: 3(3+0)This course helps students to develop confidence and skills to interact and deliverpublic speeches effectively using the norms and etiquette required by anyone whospeaks the language. To begin with, students are introduced to the theories ofspeech communication and guidelines to the preparation and delivery of publicspeeches. Students will be trained to generate, develop and organize ideas intospeeches wether to inform, to persuade and/or to entertain specific audiences.Listening skills are also emphasized.

BBB3103 English for Occupational PurposesCredit Hours: 3(3+0)The course will cover a range of topics that is related to occupational needs such aswriting Job Application Letters and Resume, Workplace Communications, BusinessCorrespondence and Effective Presentations. Students will learn common languagefunctions and utilize them appropriately in different work situations. The normsand etiquette of developing effective relationships with office staff, colleagues andsuperiors will also be addressed. Exercises and scenario based practical in-classsessions will be conducted as part of the lessons.

Co-CurriculumCredit Hours: 3(3+0)Extra curricular activities are divided into 5 categories: Voluntary Services, Culture,Student Leadership, Marshal Arts, and Sports. Course under Voluntary Services areScouts, Gril Guides, Wira UMT, PALAPES (Laut) and others. Under the category ofculture, students can register for traditional music courses such as Rodat andGamelan or Choir. Course in Students Leadership category are those which focuson organizing and management skills in co-curricular activities, clubs and societies,as well as organizations. Martial Arts category offers course such as athletic self-defense and Tae-Kwan Do. Students may also choose course in the sports categorylike canoeing, football, athletics, badminton or tennis.

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Bachelor of Accounting Programme

The Bachelor of Accounting programme takes 4-years for completion. Theprogramme is recognized by the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA). A studentshould have completed at least 145 credit hours according to the programmestructure in order to be conferred the Bachelor of Accounting.

Programme Objectives

• To produce graduates with the necessary accounting knowledge, technical skillsand competency to undertake the tasks in the field of accounting, auditing,taxation and management.

• To produce graduates who are able to think critically, communicate effectively,work collaboratively in team, demonstrate behavior consistent with professionalethics, committed to life long learning, and demonstrate leadership andentrepreneurial skills.

Career Prospects

Graduates with Bachelor of Accounting qualification have the opportunity to workas accountant, auditor, tax assessor, treasurer, corporate secretary, consultant,financial officer, financial analyst, researcher, and educator. In the public sector,career prospects for Bachelor of Accounting graduates are available in thegovernment departments, statutory bodies, and local authorities. In the privatesector, these career prospects are available in commercial and industrial bodies,banks, insurance companies and accounting firms. With the knowledge and skillsapplied throughout the programme, graduates also have the opportunity to becomean entrepreneur.

Admission Criteria

University’s General Admission Requirements

i. Passed SPM/equivalent.ii. Passed Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level/ equivalent.iii. Acquired at least Level 1 (Band 1) for Malaysian University English Test (MUET).iv. Passed STPM examination with at least a grade of C (GPA 2.00) in General

Studies/General Paper, and a grade of C (GPA 2.00) in two (2) other subjects.

orPossess a diploma or other qualifications accredited by the Malaysian Governmentand approved by the University Senate.

orPassed the Ministry of Education’s Matriculation/Universiti Malaya’s Pre-UniversityScience Programme with a CGPA of at least 2.00.

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Programme’s Specific Requirements

a) Minimum qualifications for STPM/Matriculation/Pre-University candidates

i. Acquired a grade of B- (GPA 2.67) in one of the following subjects at STPM/Matriculation/Pre-University level: Economics, Accounting, or BusinessStudies.

ii. A credit in Mathematics at SPM level or a grade of C (GPA 2.00) in Mathematicsat STPM/Matriculation/Pre-University level.

iii. Passed English at SPM level.

b) Equivalent QualificationsDiploma in related discipline from accredited institution.

Total Credit for Graduation

The minimum total credits for graduation is 145. The distribution of credits accordingto course category is as follow:

Category Credit Percentage

University Core 22 15

Programme Core 111 77

Elective 12 8

Total 145 100

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Programme CurriculumUniversity Core Courses

*Duration of the industrial training is 6 months

Elective CourseFor elective courses, students are allowed toregister for courses from other departments/faculties with consent from the Head of Accounting& Finance Department. However, students areencouraged to register for the following coursesoffered by the Department of Accounting andFinance:

Programme Core Courses

Exempted CoursesEligibile students can apply for exemption for thefollowing courses :

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Course Synopses

Department of Accounting and Finance

Programme Core (Major Component)

ACC 3101 Introduction to Financial Accounting•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneThe course covers the role of accounting as a vital input in business, the accountingcycle, double entry principles, recording of business transactions, preparation offinancial statements, accounting for merchandising and manufacturing, and analysisof financial statements.

ACC 3102 Financial Accounting & Reporting 1•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3101 (Introduction to Financial Accounting)The course covers accounting for fixed assets, current assets, current liabilities,long term liabilities, and equity.

ACC 3103 Financial Accounting & Reporting 2•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3102 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 1)The course discusses topics related to income measurements, events after balancesheet date, contingencies, deferred tax, and cash flow statement.

ACC 3104 Financial Accounting & Reporting 3•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3103 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 2)The course covers advanced topics in accounting such as accounting for financialinstruments, leases, investment property, intangible assets, impairment, andcapital reconstruction.

ACC 4101 Financial Accounting & Reporting 4•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3104 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 3)The course covers topics related to the preparation of company accounts such asaccounting for business combination, preparation of consolidated financialstatements and investment in subsidiaries, interest in joint venture, and ad-vanced issues in the preparation of company accounts such as effects of foreignexchange and employment benefit.

ACC 3201 Management Accounting 1•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3101 (Introduction to Financial Accounting)Topics covered include classification of costs, cost accounting for direct materials,labour and overhead, process and job order costing, marginal costing andabsorption costing, and activity-based costing.

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ACC 3202 Management Accounting 2•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3201 (Management Accounting 1)Topics covered include budget and budgetary control, standard costing and varianceanalysis, relevant costs for decision making, costs allocation methods, managinginventories and activities, and cost volume analysis.

ACC 4201 Management Accounting 3•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3202 (Management Accounting 2)This course covers organizational and management accounting theories, anddiscusses current issues and impact of technology on management costing,accounting for strategic management, performance evaluation, balance scorecard, environmental cost, and transfer pricing in divisionalised organization.

ACC 3301 Audit 1•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3102 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 1)Topics covered include introduction to audit and auditing, professional code of ethics,responsibility and audit planning, internal control and basic documentation, auditingsystem for sales and account receivables, purchases and account receivables, cashmanagement, inventory, fixed assets and depreciation, long term liabilities and equities,payroll system, and human resources management.

ACC 4301 Audit 2•Credit Hours : 3•Prerequisite :ACC 3301 (Audit 1)Topics covered include materiality and audit risk, audit of financial statements, auditreport, special audit and audit services, computerized audit, audit sampling,responsibility and auditors’ liability, audit investigation, internal audit and operation,and current issues in auditing.

ACC 3401 Taxation 1•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3102 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 1)Topics to be discussed include introduction to income tax, taxation on employmentincome, taxation on non-employment income such as dividend, interest, rent androyalty, taxation on business income for sole traders, capital allowances, taxadministration, and taxation for partnership.

ACC 3402 Taxation 2•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3401 (Taxation 1)This course covers all aspects of company taxation, investment incentives, real propertygain tax, withholding tax, double taxation agreement, and indirect tax.

ACC 4102 Accounting Theory and Practices•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 4101 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 4)

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Topics to be discussed include the history and development of accounting theory,approaches to accounting theory formulation, conceptual framework, the setting ofaccounting standard, financial reporting and disclosure, income concept, revenue,expenses, profit and loss, asset, liability, equity, and what lies ahead for accounting inthe future.

ACC 4103 Public Sector Accounting 1•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3102 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 1)This course covers concepts and accounting practices in public sector that encom-passes accountability concept, accounting principles and safeguard framework, lawsin managing public money, management structure, government’s account disclo-sure, financial control, budgeting, public accounts, auditing, statutory bodies, localgovernment accounts, and related current issues.

ACC 3501 Information Technology in Accounting•Credit Hours :3•Contact Hours :4 (lectures and laboratory work)•Prerequisite :noneThis is an introductory course to basic skills in using computers that introduces stu-dents to computer concepts and current development in computer technology andexposes students to ways to use word processing software, spreadsheet and graphic/multimedia presentation.

ACC 4501 Accounting Information Systems•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3102 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 1)This course covers the role and concept of accounting information system and infor-mation processing technology, basic documentation in management system, trackingsystem tools, the process of information cycle in business, and management proce-dure and system.

ACC 4502 Advanced Accounting Information Systems•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 4501 (Accounting Information Systems)This course focuses on the analysis and development of a particular information systemthat covers topics such as elements and procedures of accounting information system,system development and documentation techniques pertaining to system analysis,system design, implementation, operation and sytem control using computers.

FIN 3101 Financial Management•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3101 (Introduction to Financial Accounting)

or ACC 3100 (Business Accounting)Discusses about financial management, financial statement analysis, financial forecast,working capital management, time value of money, evaluation theory, financial riskand return, capital budgeting, cost of capital and dividend policy.

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FIN 3102 Quantitative Techniques•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :MTK 3009 (Business Mathematics)This course discusses topics related to development model formulation, probabilityconcepts, expected and conditional value, decision theory, inventory control theory,linear programming using graph, simplex method, dual problem and sensitivityanalysis, transportation model, measuring utility, game theory, queuing theory,stimulation, PERT/CPM, MARKOV process, and dynamic programming.

FIN 3103 Corporate Finance•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :FIN 3101 (Financial Management)This course emphasises advanced topics in theory and practical aspects of corporatefinance in formulating corporate financial policies. Topics discussed include optimalcapital structure, dividend policies, agency theory, capital asset pricing model,advanced capital budgeting, corporate financing, and interactions of financing andinvestment decisions.

ACC 4001 Business Ethics & Corporate Governance•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :MGM 4601 (Commercial Law)This course introduces the relationship between business and society, socialresponsibility, business ethics, and the relationship between government andbusiness. Topics discussed include issues on consumerism, ecology and environment,community, and aspects of managing and controlling corporate social performance.

ACC 4002 International Business & Globalization•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :MGM3202(OrganizationalBehaviour) and FIN3101 (Financial Management)The course aims to introduce students to the issue of international business andglobalization that covers topics such as the international trade and investment,international financial market, and managing international operations.

ACC 4601 Integrated Case Study•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :Final year studentThe capstone course for the Bachelor of Accountancy programme integrates knowledgefrom financial accounting, management accounting, taxation, audit, finance,management and business, information technology and other social science courses.Experiential exercises are embedded in this course to support learners’ effort inindependent learning.

ACC 4992A Industrial Training•Credit Hours :12•Prerequisite :Final year studentsThis complementary course that has the objective of exposing students to real jobexperience emphasises on the planning and application of accounting skills. Industrialtraining will be undertaken at organisations under the supervision of lecturers andappointed industrial supervisors.

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Elective Courses

FIN 4101 International Finance•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :FIN 3101 (Financial Management)The course discusses topics such as multinational firm in international setting,international financial system, foreign exchange market, working capitalmanagement, international capital budgeting, international portfolio investment,political risk and foreign direct investment, futures and currency exchange,arbitraging, hedging and speculating, multinational dimensions of cash management,transfer pricing for multinational firms, international aspects of long-term financing,and the cost of capital and capital structure of multinational firm.

FIN 4201 Investment Analysis•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :FIN 3101 (Financial Management)This course covers the theories and techniques of investment, securities valuation,fundamental and technical analysis, investment marketing, efficient market theory,portfolio theory and performance evaluation as well as discussing the concepts andmechanisms of mutual fund, real estate analysis, and money market investment.

FIN4202 Derivatives Market•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :FIN3103 (Corporate Finance)This course exposes students to the world of financial derivatives and discusses topicssuch as the nature of futures and option markets, the futures and options exchange,mechanics of futures and options, the clearing system, and hedging strategies andactivities.

FIN 4301 Bank Management•Credit Hours :3•Contact Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneTopics covered are structure of banking system, organisation and management of abank, bank asset and liability management, funds management and bank safety, creditanalysis, lending policy and practice, problem loans, and Islamic banking.

FIN 4302 International Banking•Credit Hours :3•Contact Hours :3•Prerequisite :FIN 4301 (Bank Management)Topics discussed are terms and rules of international trade, methods of internationaltrade settlement and major banking instruments in international trade, foreign exchangeimplications, off-shore loans, risk of international business, control and pricing, andexport incentives.

FIN 4701 Islamic Financial Management•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneThis course discusses financing and investment principles in an Islamic business

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organization and covers topics such as overall constraints imposed by syariah suchas interest-free dealings, zakat, financial instruments such as syirka, mudaraba,murabahah, other capital budgeting, and Islamic financial system.

FIN 4801 Islamic Economics•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneThis course is an overview of Islamic and conventional economics and finance theories,economic doctrines of Islam, Islamic economic system, wealth creation and mobilization,role of government in the economy, behaviour of consumer, producer and entrepreneur,risks and returns, Islamic business ethics, money from Islamic perspective, andeconomic thoughts of Muslim thinkers.

FIN 4802 Islamic Financial Institutions & Markets•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneThis course introduces students to global financial system such as the history anddevelopment of Islamic financial institutions and Islamic financial system in severalcountries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Bahrain, Pakistan, Turki, Egypt, Sudan andIran. The course also discusses about Islamic financial market such as the functionand organization, products and services, market mechanisms, legislator of rulesand regulation, and development of financial authority/central bank.

FIN 4803 Islamic Capital Market•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneThis course critically examines the nature, theory and structure of Islamic capitalmarkets instuments and covers topic such as the historical development of Islamiccapital markets, its role in economic development, and its mobilization via severalShariah compliant products in the equity markets.

FIN 4804 Shariah Rules in Financial Transactions•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneThis course exposes to the requirements of Shariah in financial transactions such asthe Shariah principles in financial transactions, Riba, the application of Murabahah/Musawamah/ Urbun, the application of Bai Bithaman Ajil/ Bai’bil Taqsit, the applicationof Salam, the application of Istisna, the application of Bai Al-Inah/ Tawarruq, theapplication of Ijarah/ Ujr, the application of Mudharaba, the application of Musharaka,Hiwalah, Kafala and Rahn.

FIN 4805 Deposits & Financing Operations of Islamic Banks•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneThis course exposes to functions of deposit in the economy, theory and principlesrelated to deposits, deposit mobilization by conventional financial institutions, depositmobilization by Islamic banks, deposit saving costs, determinants to saving forecasting,functions and role of credit and financing in economy, rules related to financing practices,financing process, financing evaluation techniques, financing practices, financial aspecstin financing, and financing risks.

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FIN4806 Wealth Planning & Management•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :NoneTopics discussed are wealth creation and mobilisation from conventional to Islamicperspectives, the nature and scope of wealth planning, wealth allocation process,investment in real estates and securities, insurance and Takaful scheme, estateplanning, retirement planning, taxation, and other issues related to wealth planningand management.

ACC4003 Company Secretarial Practice•Credit Hours :2•Prerequisite :MGM 4603 (Company Law)This course gives an exposure to students about the application of the provisions ofthe companies Act 1965, roles and responsibilities of directors and corporatesecretaries, rules and guidelines governing company secretarial procedures suchas business and company registration, memorandum and articles of association,meetings, shares, stock and liquidation.

ACC 4104 Public Sector Accounting 2•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 4103 (Public Sector Accounting 1)Covers accounting procedures including the role of accountant general, public accountsrecord, purchasing procedure, storage and usage of goods, tender and contracts,supplies and services, audit investigation and report including fraud, insider trading,prospectus, purchase and sale of business, insurance claims, audit risk and control onpublic agencies and companies.

ACC 4105 Current Issues in Accounting & Auditing•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3104 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 3)

and ACC 3301 (Audit 1)The course is to be conducted through series of seminars, presentations anddiscussions. The topics to be discussed pertain to issues of interest to the accountingprofession ranging from ethics, financial reporting and disclosure, social andenvironmental issues, management and auditing issues.

ACC 4106 Specialized Accounting•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3104 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 3)Topics covered includes accounting for estate, mining, petroleum, financial institutions,leasing firms, insurance companies, property companies, broker firms, trustees, legalfirms and others.

ACC 4107 International Accounting•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3104 (Financial Accounting & Reporting 3)The course covers amongst other things, an overview of international accountingsystems and practices, the classifications efforts of such diverse practices, the

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obstacles/problems of harmonization of such practices, foreign currency translationissues and comparison of available standards, issues in international financial analysis,classification of foreign operations, issues and practices in global managementaccounting, international auditing issues, and future directions in internationalaccounting.

ACC 4401 Advanced Taxation•Credit Hours :3•Contact Hours :4 (lectures and tutorials)•Prerequisite :ACC 3402 (Taxation II)The course covers individual and corporate tax planning, tax audit and investigation,tax on estate under administration and trust body, and tax on specialized industrysuch as Labuan Offshore Financial Center, clubs and societies, banking industries,shipping and insurance.

ACC 4998 Final Year Project Paper I•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ECO 4200 (Research Methodology)The course covers important aspects in research which include the formulation ofresearch problem, research hypothesis and objectives, literature review and thesignificance of research, as well as contributions of its expected findings to theaccounting information development.

ACC 4999 Final Year Project Paper II•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 4998 (Final Year Project Paper I)Students will have an opportunity to carry out field works pertaining to their fields ofinterest in which emphasis will be given to data analysis and results presentation.

Courses for Non-Accounting Students

ACC 3100 Business Accounting•Credit Hours :4•Prerequisite :NoneThis course is designed to give knowledge and exposure to students who do notspecialize in accounting by integrating two disciplines of accounting: financial accountingand management accounting. This course covers the accounting role as a vital inputin business, the accounting cycle, principles of double-entries, preparation of financialstatements, accounting for assets, liabilities, and equities, financial statement analysis,costing, and budget monitoring.

FIN 3000 Managerial Finance•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3100 (Business Accounting)This is an introduction to financial management that covers financial statement analysisfor planning and monitoring, securities commission, working capital management,capital budgeting, and finances to support the short-term and long-term needs of anorganisation.

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ACC 3200 Cost and Managerial Accounting•Credit Hours :3•Prerequisite :ACC 3100 (Business Accounting)The topics covered in this course include basic costs, costing system, the relationshipsamong cost-volume-profit, budget, standard costing, transfer cost, and relevant cost-ing.

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Bachelor of Economics (Natural Resource) Programme

The Bachelor of Economics (Natural Resource) Programme is introduced to fulfillthe requirement for human capital with competent economic knowledge particularlyin natural resources.

Objective

• To produce highly knowledgeable, skilled, and ethically sound graduatesespecially in the field of natural resource economics.

• To build positive attitude among the graduates so that they can contributeto development of the nation.

• To nurture the graduates with leaderships and entrepreneur skills.

Career Prospect

Graduates from the Bachelor of Economics (Natural Resource) programme havenumerous career opportunities in both the public and private sectors. The graduatesmay apply for positions as environment officer, fisheries officer, forestry officer,agriculture officer, researcher, economic analyst, economic consultant, administrator,manager, bank officer, finance officer, production and operation officers, planningand development officers, statistician, teacher, and as an entrepreneur.

Admission Criteria


i. Passed SPM or equivalent.

ii. Passed Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level orequivalent.

iii. Passed in Malaysian University English Test (MUET) with at least Band 1.

iv. Passed STPM examination with at least a grade of C in General Studies/General Paper, and a grade of C in two (2) other subjects.

orPossess a diploma or other qualifications accredited by the Malaysian governmentand the University Senate.

orPassed Ministry of Education’s Matriculation/Universiti Malaya’s Pre-university ScienceProgramme with a CGPA of at least 2.00.

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a) Minimum qualifications for STPM/Matriculation/Pre-university candidates

i. A grade of B- (2.67 GPA) in one of the following subjects at STPMlevel: Economics, Accounting, Mathematics or Business Studies.

ii. A credit in Mathematics at SPM level or a grade of C (2.00 GPA) inMathematics at STPM level.

iii. A pass in English at SPM level.

b) Equivalent qualifications

Matriculation or diploma in related discipline from an accredited institution.

Total Credits for Graduation

The minimum total credits for graduation is 121. The distribution of credits bycourse category is as follows:

Category Credit PercentageUniversity Core Courses 22 18Programme Core Courses 66 55Elective Courses 33 27Total 121 100

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Programme CurriculumUniversity Core Courses


Major Elective Courses

Elective CoursesStudents must choose one elective course or 3credit hours from the list of the courses below.

Course ExemptionStudents who entitled may apply for anexemption from the list of the courses below.

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Course Synopses

Department of Economics

ECO 2100 Principles of Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneIntroduction to basic economic concepts, demand supply and price determination,role of government in national economies, national income, determination of nationalincome and its distribution, composition and pricing of domestic output, distributionof factors of production, international trade and finance and current economic issuesand problems.

ECO 3100 Economic Way of Thinking•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course will cover basic concepts in microeconomics and macroeconomics. Topicsincluded in microeconomics are opportunity cost, supply and demand; marginalvalues and economic decisions; efficiency and comparative advantage; price setting;competitive markets and monopoly; profit; distribution of income and externalities.Topics included in macroeconomics are markets and government; inflation andunemployment; production, prices and aggregate fluctuations; supply of money;demand-side economics; fiscal and monetary policy; supply-side economics; nationalpolicies and international economics.

ECO 3101 Introduction to Microeconomics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course covers theories of consumer behavior including the concept of elasticity,production and cost production theories, analysis of price-output determination invarious market structures, and welfare implications of factor price determination.

ECO 3102 Introduction to Macroeconomics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course explains in depth the concepts of national income accounting, employment,inflation and unemployment; macroeconomic policies and macroeconomic models.

ECO 3103 Microeconomics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :Accounting students onlyThis course covers topics on the introduction to microeconomics and consumer behaviortheory, including elasticity concept, production theory, production cost theory, profitmaximization, supply and alternative firm models.

ECO 3104 Macroeconomics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :Accounting students onlyThis course explains in depth the concept of income accounting, employment, inflation,unemployment, macroeconomics policies and macroeconomics models.

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ECO 3105 Managerial Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneEmphasis on economic theories that are relevant to business decision making. Amongthe topics covered are relevant business practices and the theories and examples oncurrent corporate practices. Discussions are also made on the aspects of uncertainty,transaction cost and real estate as well as information costs.

ECO 3106 History of Economic Thought•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course introduces to the students the history of contributions by economiststhrough time by examining the views as well as economic theories. This isaccomplished by emphasizing on the philosophy, politics and history.

ECO 3107 Introduction to Islamic Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course covers topics on consumption, income and wealth distribution in the Islamicperspective. Emphasis is given to the aspects of monetary and fiscal system as well asthe planning and development of an Islamic state.

ECO 3108 Microeconomics I•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course covers topics on introduction to microeconomics, theories of consumerbehavior including the concept of elasticity, theories of production and cost ofproduction, profit maximization and supply and alternative models of the firm.

ECO 3109 Macroeconomics I•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course provides the basic concepts of macroeconomics with regard to issues inthe short run and medium run. Topics included are the goods market, financial markets,the IS-LM model, the labor market, AS-AD model, the Philip curve and the problem ofinflation.

ECO 3110 Microeconomics II•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I)This course is an extension of microeconomics 1. The main focus is given to in-depthanalysis of theory of the firm, competitive market analysis, non-competitive marketanalysis and factor markets.

ECO 3111 Macroeconomics II•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course covers in-depth long run macroeconomic topics. The topics includeeconomic growth, technical progress and expectation theory that cover both consumptionand investment.

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ECO 3201 Economics and Business Statistics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course emphasizes the principles and application of statistic in the context ofmanagement of business and economics. Topics include sampling, samplingdistribution, estimation, hypothesis testing, Chi-square tests, analysis of variance,nonparametric statistics, simple linear regression and correlation, multiple regression,multiple regression models, time series, index numbers and decision analysis.

ECO 3202 Statistics for Economics and Business I•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThe course exposes student to the basic of statistics in the field of economics andbusiness. Emphasizes are given on the descriptive statistics that cover the topicsof data arrangement, graphical techniques, central tendency and dispersionmeasures, probability and probability distribution. The course also introduces theconcept of inferential statistics.

ECO 3203 Statistics for Economics and Business II•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3202(Statistics for Economics and Business I)This course covers advance topics in statistics for economics and business.Emphasizes are given in inferential statistics that include topics of hypothesis testing,regression and correlation, non-parametric statistics, time series analysis and indexnumbers. The course also provides exposure to the use of statistical software inanalyzing data.

ECO 3205 Econometrics I•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite : ECO 3202 (Statistics for Economics and Business I)This course discusses in detail the development, assumptions and problems in theestimation of linear regression model. Topics include the estimation of correlationcoefficient for linear dependence of one variable and multiple regression model,minimization methods, ordinary least squares, autocorrelation, multicollinearity andheteroscedasticity.

ECO 3206 Econometrics II•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3205 (Econometrics I)This course discusses in-depth the extension of the regression model which includesan analysis of time series data. The estimation of the regression model is choosenbased on the type of data used (cross section and time series data). This course alsointroduces dummy variable as an endogenous variable using different technique andtheory as compared to time series data. In addition, this course also introduceforecasting technique.

ECO 3208 Mathematical Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course emphasizes on the application of mathematical techniques in analyzing

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economic problems. Topics include integral calculus, differential calculus, matrix algebraand linear programming. Each topic discussed is to be applied towards the solution ofa specific economic problem.

ECO 4000 Public Finance•Credit Hours :4 (4+0)•Prerequisite :NoneThis course provides knowledge related to public financing in Malaysia. The topicsdiscussed are basic concepts in public financing, the government agencies involved,process of financing, relationship between expenditures and policy, categories ofbudget, development in budgetary system and financial accountability. In addition,students are exposed to the management of public financing in other countries.

ECO 4001 Public Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)The course provides an introduction on the importance of public sector economics.The topics discussed include theory and pricing of public goods, growth and financingof the public sector, cost-benefit analysis and the vote system. Detailed discussionswould focus on factors of market failures, government involvement in determiningthe best taxation system and the redistribution of income.

ECO 4100 Microeconomics III•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3110 (Microeconomics II)This course emphasizes on microeconomic theory related to general equilibriumanalysis, welfare economics and political economics. The course also discussestopics related and intertemporal choice and decision making involving risk gametheory and markets with asymmetric information.

ECO 4101 Macroeconomics III•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I), ECO 3111 (Macroeconomics II)This course gives deeper treatment on macroeconomic topics that include economicopenness; current issues in macroeconomics that covers and unemployment, inflation,and the economic crisis; monetary and fiscal policies and different schools ofthought in macroeconomics.

ECO 4200 Research Methodology•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3202 (Statistics for Economics and Business I)This course discusses the scientific method as a research strategy for solving aneconomic problem in the real world. In addition, the course also provides exposure tostudents in the use of computer in data processing beginning from data input tointerpretation of results.

ECO 4300 Natural Resource and Energy Policy•Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course discusses the relevant policies in planning and management of natural

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resources. Focus is on the renewable resources such as fisheries and forestry andnon-renewable resources such as minerals and energy. Sustainable developmentand relationship between natural resources development and the environment isgiven attention. Problems in natural resource policy formulation and its impact onsocial welfare are also discussed.

ECO 4301 Natural Resource Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course discusses the basic theories of natural capital, optimum depletion ofnonrenewable resources, optimum use of renewable resources and scarcitycontroversies.

ECO 4302 Environmental Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course analyses the linkages between the environment, the economy, and theinstitutions in the context of economics– ecosystem; problems of the environmentare economic problems where the solutions require changes in the economics,political, and institutional systems. In achieving its objectives, the course exposesthe students to the basic theories of ecosystem, welfare economics and the problemsassociated with the failure of the market system to allocate resources efficiently.Economic efficiency issues are emphasized in analyzing the methods and incomparing strategies in environmental quality control.

ECO 4303 Energy Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)General survey of energy resources in Malaysia and the world; fundamental economictheory in the exploitation and allocation of energy resources; demand and supply ofenergy resources; Malaysian energy policy; pricing issues; energy use options inrelation to conservation and environmental issues.

ECO 4304 Land and Forestry Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course discusses the role of land as an important factor of production and forestas a critical productive resource. At the earlier part of the course, concepts andtheories of land rent and locations are discussed. Problems of land ownerships andallocation of productive resources focusing on forestry resources are also subjectmatter of this course. The discussions also cover the principles of forest economics,forest capital, timber market and forest management in Malaysia.

ECO 4305 Fisheries and Aquaculture Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course discusses aspects of exploitation, management, and conservation offisheries and aquaculture resources by applying economic theories and principles.Comparison of the efficiency methods of regulating fishing to achieve economic optimum

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ECO 4306 Recreation and Tourism Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)The course discusses demand, supply, consumption, cost and benefit of outdoorrecreational development. Special emphasis is given to the economic method andmodels as the basis for outdoor recreational planning and management; the effectsof quality and capacity; policy issues in recreation and tourism.

ECO 4307 Ecological Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This is an introductory course for ecology economics. Among the topics to be coveredare historical perspective of ecology economics, ethics, concept of value, economicapproach and ecology in valuation of the environment, benefit-cost analysis,environmental impact criteria assessment multiple valuation method account as wellas several application in ecological economics.

will be done in the context of Malaysian fisheries. Issues and policies of Malaysian andinternational fisheries are discussed in relation to the need for aquaculture as animportant alternative to resources from the ocean. Problem in fisheries and aquaculturein the context of production and marketing are also discussed.

ECO 4308 Natural Resource Law•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite : NoneThis course introduces the laws relating to the management and control of naturalresources. Special attention is given to land, forestry, petroleum, mining and fishery.The distribution of powers over these resources in a federal set up and the conflictbetween personal and public interest over resources are also discussed.

ECO 4400 Monetary Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course covers the topics of demand and supply in the Malaysian monetary sys-tem. Emphasis is given to the static and dynamic models as well as the relationshipbetween money stock and the macro variables such as unemployment, inflation, bal-ance of payments, interest rates, exchange rates and economic growth.

ECO 4500 Labour Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109(Macroeconomics I)The discussion centres around theories related to the demand for and supply of labour,wage determination and employment, labour unions and collective bargaining, gov-ernment policies in relation to wages and compensation, labour and industrial rela-tions, education and human resource development program.

ECO 4501 Industrial Economics•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course covers the topics of organizations and operations of the industrial sector

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of sustainable development and ways to create a new pattern and process in sustainabledevelopment. Among the issues to be discussed are population, income distributionand poverty, food security, green productivity and balanced development among sectorsand the environment.

ECO 4504 Project Planning and Evaluation•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :NoneIn this course, theories and techniques of planning are discussed which include therelationship between planning at micro and macro sector project levels. Topic discussedinclude project cycle, project analysis (economics, financial, commercial and social),project evaluation techniques (traditional and discounting methods). Economic andsocial accounting prices are applied. Issues in project planning and evaluation arediscussed.

ECO 4505 International Economics•Credit Hours :4 (4+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course covers both international trade and international payments. Topic discussedinclude comparative advantage, trade models, trade barriers, economic integration,international commodity agreement, foreign exchange, speculation, capital flows,balance of payments, exchange rates controls and international monetary systems.

ECO 4502 Planning and Development of Malaysian Economy•Credit Hours :3 (3+0)•Prerequisite : ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I)/ECO 3101(Introduction to

Microeconomics), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)ECO 3102 (Introduction to Macroeconomics)

This course aims at giving knowledge to the students about the process of formulatingand implementing policies as well as the development strategy such as the Five-YearDevelopment Plan, Industrial Master Plan, National Agricultural Policy, OutlinePerspective Plan, and Vision 2020. It also aims to provide exposure to the functions,role and operation of development agencies including Economic Planning Unit, Ministriesof Agriculture, International Trade and Industry, Departments of Agriculture, Fisheriesand Veterinary Services, FELDA, RISDA, FELCRA and Bank Negara and theImplementation and Coordination Unit. Students will also be trained at designing,preparing and presenting papers on selected topics pertaining to planning development.

ECO 4600 Agribusiness Management•Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)•Prerequisite : MGM 3102 (Management Philosophy), ECO 3108

(Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)

ECO 4503 Sustainable Development•Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)•Prerequisite :ECO 3108 (Microeconomics I), ECO 3109 (Macroeconomics I)This course gives deeper treatment on the importance of understanding the concept

including market structures, behavior and performance. Emphasis is given to thepolicy and the related empirical findings.

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ECO 4992 Industrial Training•Credit Hours : 6 (0+6)•Prerequisite : NoneElective course intended in exposing students to working experience. The focus isgiven on planning and application of natural resources theory as in the chosen major.Industrial training will be conducted in an organization under the supervision of lecturersand appointed industrial supervisors.

ECO 4998 Final Year Project Paper I•Credit Hours :3 (0+3)•Prerequisite :ECO 4200 (Research Methodology)The course covers important aspects in research which include the formulation ofresearch problem, research hypothesis and research objectives. Literature review ofthe existing stream of research, the significance of research and contributions of itsexpected findings to the economics and management field.

This course covers the basic principles of management and the aspects of human andfirm behavior. Issues such as long term planning for growth, the use of managementprinciples to analyze the system and structure of the agribusiness market, andagribusiness are also discussed.

ECO 4999 Final Year Project Paper II•Credit Hours :3 (0+3)•Prerequisite :ECO 4998 (Final Year Project Paper I)Students will have an opportunity to carry out certain field work pertaining to theircore program and fields of interest. Emphasis will be given to data analysis andresult presentation.

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Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Programme

Bachelor of Management (Marketing) is one of the program offered by thedepartment of Management and Marketing. This program is run to fulffill socialresponsibility by preparing trained workforce with eligibility in current job marketneeds.

Objectives of Department

• Delivering and providing understanding with the concept and principles ofmanagement and marketing.

• Applying competencies of management and marketing in planning, identifying,analysing and evaluating the problem.

• Nurturing the ethics attitude, proffesional and confident among graduates.

Career Prospects

Marketing is closely related to the purchasing, retailing, production, sales andlogistics. Graduates of Management (Marketing) has various career opportunitiesas a Marketing Representative, Sales Representative, Sales Executive, MarketingExecutive, Business Development Executive, Sales Manager and Marketing Manager.

Admission Criteria


i. Passed SPM or equivalent.ii. Passed Bahasa Melayu/ Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level or equivalent.iii. Sat for Malaysian University English Test (MUET).iv. Passed STPM examination with at least a grade of C in General Studies/General

Paper, and a grade of C in two (2) other subjects.

or

Possess a diploma or other qualifications accredited by the Malaysian governmentand the University Senate.

or

Passed Ministry of Education’s Matriculation/Universiti Malaya’s Pre-university ScienceProgramme with a CGPA of at least 2.00.

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Category Credit Percentage Credit Percentage

University Core Courses 22 18.3

Programme Core Courses 89 74.2

Elective Courses 9 7.5

Total 120 100


a) Minimum qualifications for STPM candidates

i. A grade of B- (2.67 GPA) in one of the followingsubjects at STPM level: Economics, Accounting, Mathematics or BusinessStudies.




Matriculation or diploma in related discipline from an accredited in institution.

Total Credits for Graduation

The minimum total credits for graduation is 120. The distribution of credits bycourse category is as follows:

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Programme CurriculumUniversity Core Course


Elective Courses

For Elective courses, students are allowed toregister courses from Department/Facultieswith the permission of respective head ofdepartment. However, students areencouraged to enroll in offered courses byMarketing and Management Department asfollows:

Course ExemptionEligible students can apply foran exemptionfor a course in the list below.

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marketing internaional student

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Bachelor of Management (Tourism) Programme

Bachelor of Management (Marketing) is one the programs offered by the Departmentof Management and Marketing. It emphasizes and focuses on tourism in the islandsand coastal areas.

Objectives of Department

• Provide a skilled workforce in tourism.• Produce graduates with positive character and attitude.• Produce graduates who are able to apply the principles in the management of

tourism activities and transferable skills such as communication and problem-solving.

Career Prospects

Graduate of Bachelor of Management (Tourism) has excellent career opportunitiessuch as Tourism Manager, Tourism Operations Officer, Agent Tourism Marketingand Customer Service Officer.

Admission CriteriaAdmission Criteria


i. Passed SPM or equivalent.ii. Passed Bahasa Melayu/ Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level or

equivalent.iii. Sat for Malaysian University English Test (MUET).iv. Passed STPM examination with at least a grade of C in General Studies/General

Paper, and a grade of C in two (2) other subjects.

or

Possess a diploma or other qualifications accredited by the Malaysian governmentand the University Senate.

or

Passed Ministry of Education’s Matriculation/Universiti Malaya’s Pre-university ScienceProgramme with a CGPA of at least 2.00.

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Category Credit Percentage Credit Percentage

University Core Courses 22 18.3

Programme Core Courses 67 55

Elective Courses 33 27

Total 122 100


a) Minimum qualifications for STPM candidates

i. A grade of B- (2.67 GPA) in one of the following subjects at STPM level:Economics, Accounting, Mathematics or Business Studies.




Matriculation or diploma in related discipline from an accredited in institution.

Total Credits for GraduationThe minimum total credits for graduation is 122. The distribution of credits bycourse category is as follows:

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Modern Language Elective Courses*For the modern Language Course I,II& III, students must choose only onetype of language.

Programme CurriculumUniversity Core Course


Elective CoursesFor Elective courses, students are allowed toregister courses from Department/Facultieswith the permission of respective head ofdepartment. However, students areencouraged to enroll in offered courses byMarketing and Management Department asfollows:

Course ExemptionEligible students can apply for an exemptionfor a course in the list below.

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Course Synopses

Department of Management and Marketing

MGM 3102 Management Philosophy•Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)•Prerequisite : NoneAnalysis on the basic theories, principles, techniques and tools of management.Emphasis on management functions which, relate to main functional areas ofbusiness and non-business organizations. Emphasis will be also given on the systemsapproach.

MGM 3103 Basic Entrepreneurship• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : NoneThis course highlights and emphasizes on key aspects in business management.Emphasis is given on concepts, theories, and principles of entrepreneurship. Thiscourse integrates and applies important business principles and methods inproducing successful entrepreneurs. Current entrepreneurial problems andchallenges in the new millennium will also be discussed.

MGM 3201 Organisation Behaviour• Credit Hours: 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite: MGM 3102 (Management Philosophy)This course discusses various theories of Organizational Behaviour which is aimedat enhancing the understanding and knowledge of students in this field specificallyat the individual, group and organizational levels. Issues relating to values, attitudes,personality and emotions, perceptions and attributes, motivation in work place andwork stress are discussed at the individual levels. At the group level, issues ofgroup and work group, communication, power, conflict and negotiation andleadership are discussed. Finally, the course focuses on organization design, jobdesign, organizational culture and organizational change at systems or organizationallevel.

MGM 3302 Principles of Marketing• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : NoneMarketing as a business function which identifies the customer needs and wants,to determine the market segment to serve, to design product or services for theselected market. Managerial approach in understanding marketing decision makingwith the emphasis of developing marketing mix and marketing strategies. An analysisof marketing opportunities. Product/service decision; distribution decision;promotional decision; pricing decision; marketing planning and management, andselected applications.

MGM 3304 Marketing Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : NoneAn understanding of the basic concepts and application theories of marketingmanagement used by the business organisations. Main topics include the marketing

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management concepts, analysis of marketing opportunities, designing marketingstrategies, planning marketing programmes, and managing marketing efforts. Themarketing concept in modern business environment; consumer behaviour andpurchasing decisions and strategies pertaining to marketing mix such as productand pricing strategies, and promotional and distribution policies. Planning,implementation and control of marketing program. Assess the major techniques ingathering information that determine the marketing objectives and policies of thecompanies.

MGM 4102 Management Information System• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : NoneCommunication theory in an organization, psychology of human informationprocessing, the science of decision making, and Socio-technical models. Fundamentaltheories underlying information system theory, decision support systems, informationrequirements determination, and development, implementation and managementof information system resources.

MGM 4103 Operations and Quality Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : NoneThis course discusses the strategic role of operations and quality management andhow it interfaces with other functions of the organization. The role and functions ofoperations manager is discussed in detail and problems and issues faced byoperations managers will also be highlighted. Proven principles of operations tosolve related problems and issues will be illustrated.

MGM 4105 Strategic Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : Final Year StudentsThis is a capstone course integrating the understanding of all the other functionalsubjects to be used in making strategic decisions for the organizations. It focuseson top management perspective. Topics include elements and process of strategicplanning, SWOT and environmental analyses, company’s competitive advantageprofile, formulation and selection of strategies. Strategy planning for non-profitorganisations.

MGM 4201 Human Resource Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : NoneThis course emphasizes on the interface between the human resource managersand other managers in implementing various human resource management activitiessuch as manpower planning, recruitment, selection, training, reward system andemployer relation. It focuses on the methods and techniques of improvingorganizational effectiveness through sound human resource management practices.The course compares and contrast the human resource management practises in theprivate and public sectors while also comparing the philosophy of the managementfrom both the Western and non-Western perspectives such as Japanese.

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MGM 4302 Consumer Behaviour• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)Theoretical and conceptual approach towards alternative, purchase, andconsumption. Examining anthropological, sociological, psychological, and situationsthat influence consumer behaviour and marketing strategy. A combined approachof scientific behaviour and quantitative model with emphasis on research application.

MGM 4303 Marketing Research• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)•Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)Basic theory and procedures in identifying problems and opportunities inmanagement; a systematic problem solving techniques in research design,measurement and scaling, developing instruments, data collections, analysis anddecision models and various methods of presenting research reports.

MGM 4305 Services Marketing• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)This course will expose the students to various types of business services and atthe same time will enhance analytical skills in services marketing problems. Itintroduces the concepts and framework of services marketing. Aspects relating topositioning the service organisation, managing customer mix, demand and supplyin services are discussed. Planning and service marketing system are also discussed.

MGM 4306 Product Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3+0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)This course will discuss the product policies, marketing and corporate management,product life cycles, classifications and product positioning, analysis and productportfolio decision making, system planning and new product development processfrom planning stage to commercialisation stage. Other related current issues arealso discussed.

MGM 4307 International Marketing• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)It studies on the differences in the international economy-based marketing. Asystematic analysis of the environmental factors that is responsible for thediscrepancies in the market, market research and price and product policies. It alsoincludes coordinating the functions of international marketing, with emphasis on basiccommodities of the country.

MGM 4308 Marketing Communications• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)Focus to emphasize the planning, construction, use, and campaign management for acompany. The approach used is comprehensive and covers the aspects of promotionof research, promotion and management of creativity in the media. It also sees the

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role of advertising, promotion, personal selling and public relations in shaping theoverall communication (Intergrated Marketing Communication).

MGM 4309 Sales Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)Review the management and marketing strategies related to the management ofthe sale. Investigate the effect of sales activities on society, the consumer movementand legislation that affect the market. Issues related to sales force control andmonitoring of sales was also emphasized. Understand aspects of customer relations,communication skills, teamwork and leaderships.

MGM 4311 Electronic Marketing• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)It exposures to the issues from the perspectives of marketing strategy, managementand e-marketing. Focuses to the marketing process and analyse the marketingsituation and implementation of marketing strategies to use resources e-marketing.It also sees the Internet Marketing and retailing role in the formation of virtualmarketing mix decisions.

MGM 4301 Social Marketing• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)This course focuses on assessing the importance of social issues from the perspectiveof marketing and applications. Strategy formation, implementation and monitoringof social programs to influence the acceptance of the idea of social issues. Approachesfocus on consumer behavior, market analysis and segmentation and marketingstrategy planning based social marketing mix.

MGM 4402 Channel Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisites : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)Understanding on the formation and management of the effective relationshipsamong chain retail companies on strategic and management level which involvesmanufacturers, retailers, suppliers and customers. Strategic planning, organizationand monitoring of strategic alliances. The role of marketing channels to serve theorganization and end users. It also covers the Channel Management Model, Franchiseand business marketing and Value chain activities (value chain activities).

MGM 4404 Retail Management• Credit Hours : 4 (4 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3304 (Marketing Management)Sales administrator role as a professional marketing executive. Problems oforganization, planning and control of the sale; formulate sales policy and salesforce management. Problems of retail stores; the principles and practice of settingpolicies, buying and selling; organization and management of retail stores.

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MGM 4601 Commercial Law• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : NoneExposure to all principles of law that relate to the establishment and management ofa business. The survey is conducted on the legal basis for all business dealings normallycarried out by a dealer, such as contracts, consumer credit and business with thebank, especially in terms of obligations and rights against others who are dealing withit.

MGM 4992A Industrial Training• Credit Hours : 6 (0 +6)• Prerequisite : NoneComplementary courses to expose students to the experience. Focus on the planningand application of appropriate management skills with the chosen major field.Industry training will be conducted in an organization under the supervision oflecturers and supervisors appointed industry.

MGM 4998 Final Year Research Project I• Credit Hours : 3 (0 +3)• Prerequisite : Final Year StudentThis course covers important aspects such as the formulation of research problems,hypotheses and objectives of the study. Review the work and research interestsand contributions to the management of the expected results.

MGM 4999 Final Year Research Project II• Credit Hours : 3 (0 +3)• Prerequisite : MGM 4999 (Final Year Research Project I)Students have the opportunity to do research in their field. Emphasis will be placedon methods of data analysis and presentation of research findings related to theirresearch.

Bachelor Of Management (Tourism)MGM 3801 Introduction to Tourism• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : NoneThis course provides an understanding on the application of management theorythat has been used by tourism organization. The concept of tourism managementcovers the modern business environment, behavior and decisions by users chooseservices, decisions and tourism strategies such as service strategy, policy promotiontour. It also covers planning, implementation and control of tourism managementprogram as well as evaluates techniques for gathering information to determinethe objectives and corporate policies.

MGM 3802 Tourism Marketing• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : NoneTourism marketing is based on the approach of practical and management in themarketing from the perspective of tourism and hospitality industry. It exposes studentsto elements of the marketing mix strategy and decision making to ensure that the

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objectives and resources owned by the company are optimized in line with the needsand opportunities in the global market.

MGM 3803 Tourism Information System• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : NoneThis course has been designed to give exposure to students on the basic knowledgeabout the use and importance of information technology such as Global DistributionSystems in the tourism industry, the Central Reservation System accommodation,food and beverage industry, and government sectors. This course will alsodemonstrate the impact of information systems to the development of the tourismindustry in the future.

MGM 3804 Tourist Behavior• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : NoneThis course has been designed to provide a clear understanding of the fundamentalprinciples and applications of tourist behavior in operating activities of tourism,tourist destinations, hospitality, visitor attractions, retail travel and transportation.Topics include the history and concept of tourist behavior, the choice of destinationsand tourism products, the process of decision making, research, tourism, travelpackages, travel information search behavior, the formation of tourist expectationsand current issues in the tourism industry.

MGM 3805 Tourism Research• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : NoneThis course will expose students to the tools and methods used in conductingresearch. It covers the application of methods for quantitative and qualitativeresearch. This course also exposes the students to research in the tourism industry.Indirectly, it inspires the students to conduct research.MGM 4801 Parks and Recreation Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : NoneThis course provides an understanding of management and administrativeprocedures necessary to operate and manage park facilities and recreation programs.Interpretation of the role of environment in the park and recreation resourcemanagement, common problems encountered as well as recent trends in themanagement of parks and recreation.

ECO 4306 Recreation and Tourism Economics• Credit Hours : 6 (0 +6)• Prerequisite : EKN3104 (Microeconomics 1) and EKN3105 (Macroeconomics 1)This course focuses on the discussion of demand, supply, consumption, costs andbenefits of outdoor recreation development. Special attention is given to the methodsand economic models as the basis for outdoor recreation planning and management;policy issues in recreation and tourism.

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MGM 4802 Natural Resource Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course helps students to be more knowledgeable with respect to naturalresources and their management. The course focused on ecology, economics, politics,and sociology, natural resources and its management. Human society depends onmany sources include fossil fuels, water, air, forests, grazing and biodiversity. It isimportant that students understand how they can help keep a lot of natural resourcesto benefit them.

MGM 4821 International Tourism• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course provides exposure to students on various aspects of international tourism.A systematic analysis of the environmental factors that influence the pattern ofinternational tourism management is included. It emphasises community tourism,tourism development, tourism and transport. The course also emphasises thecoordination of international tourism function with the basic resources of the country.

MGM 4822 Sustainable Tourism Management• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course exposes students to the concept of sustainable development and itsapplication to the tourism industry. Hence the emphasis on the nature and scope ofsustainable tourism are highlighted. Students will be exposed to current views onthe issues and techniques in sustainable tourism development. Among other thingsthis course will examine the costs and benefits of tourism development in terms ofits impact on host communities and the environment. Finally, attention is given tothe ideas and principles which support and strengthen sustainable tourism.

MGM 4823 Tourism Planning and Development & Offshore Island• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course provides an approach to planning and development process, particularlyto tourism and offshore islands that is comprehensive and practical. Planning anddevelopment process should meet the needs of tourists, host communities,governments, NGOs and the private sector. Key issues covered include the physicalenvironment, capacity building, community participation and cultural diversity.

MGM 4824 Tourism Culture and Heritage• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course provides knowledge on the aspects of cultural and heritage tourismmanagement. Topics include introduction to the concept of cultural and heritagetourism, the challenges in sustaining the cultural tourism, tourist behavior, assetmanagement and cultural heritage, cultural tourism products, cultural tourismmarket, evaluation, auditing and planning, marketing strategies, culture and heritage;and current issues in the management of cultural assets and heritage.

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MGM 4825 Current Issues in Tourism• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course will expose students to current issues in relation to the tourism industry inAsia and the world. Students are able to appreciate the role of tourism as a growingglobal business. The course also reviews and considers the advantages anddisadvantages of tourism development.

MGM 4826 Tourism Services Marketing• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course is intended to expose students to the concepts, methods, approachesand strategies to manage the marketing of service excellence in tourism andhospitality sector. This course focuses on the development of strong customerrelationships through the delivery of excellent service quality and knowledgenecessary to implement the service strategy to obtain a competitive advantage intourism and hospitality industry.

MGM 4827 Tourism Marketing Communications• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course introduces the concept of marketing and communication strategy intourism and hospitality. The aim of this course is to expose students to theoriesrelated to communication and the various methods of communication strategies.This would enable students to develop communication skills, and describes the roleplayed by communication in the delivery and presentation of the tourism andhospitality services to customers. In addition, students will be exposed to casestudies that describe and criticize the practice and theory related to tourism.

MGM 4828 Tourism Product Development• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course introduces the basic principles of planning in tourism development andstress theories in tourism marketing system. Discussion will include the placementof the tourism product, tourism development, tourism and basic principles in tourismdevelopment strategies at the micro and macro level. In addition, it also discussesthe behavior of users, image and impact of tourism, the current trends and futuredirection for tourism.

MGM 4829 Destination Marketing• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course provides knowledge about the marketing aspects of the destination bydestination branding. The topics include the context of destination branding, whichsees many of today’s destination, and branding strategies in an effort to attracttourists as well as a great destination ahead of its competitors. The topics discussedalso include the challenges of destination branding process from various aspects suchas finance, politics and the media. It also discusses the branding of destinations fromthe perspective of management and the focus will be given to the global case study

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has shown how the destination, regardless of small or large has been able to successfullymarket their destinations through the efforts and the power of branding.

MGM 4830 Management Meeting , Incentive, Conference and Exhibitions(MICE)• Credit Hours : 3 (3 +0)• Prerequisite : MGM 3801 (Introduction to Tourism)This course exposes students to various aspects of planning meetings, incentives,conferences and exhibitions for the tourism industry. This course also emphasizesthe importance of planning the place, sponsoring, organizing, nature exhibits, specialevents, food and beverage, planning programs and seminars. This course alsofocuses on legal issues, technology and international issues of the tourism industry.

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Pakaian Rasmi Pelajar Perempuan

Potongan Rambut Pelajar lelaki

Pakaian Rasmi Pelajar Lelaki

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PERATURANPAKAIAN DAN PENAMPILAN PELAJAR

1.0 PENDAHULUAN

Peraturan ini dibuat berdasarkan Kaedah 3(a) dan Kaedah 26, Kaedah-KaedahUniversiti Malaysia Terengganu (Tatatertib Pelajar-Pelajar) 2009. Ianyabertujuan untuk memaklumkan etika berpakaian kepada pelajar Universiti MalaysiaTerengganu.

2.0 PERATURAN AM

2.1 Setiap pelajar dikehendaki mempamerkan kad matrik sepanjang beradadi dalam kampus.

2.2 Setiap pelajar dilarang memakai pakaian atau aksesori yang melambangkanpertubuhan atau kumpulan tertentu yang boleh menimbulkan ketidakharmonian di dalam kampus.

2.3 Setiap pelajar dilarang mempamerkan dalam apa-apa bentuk, unsur-unsuryang bertentangan dengan moral dan tatasusila atau mengandungi rekabentuk perkataan atau frasa yang tidak selari dengan nilai atau normayang mulia.

2.4 Setiap pelajar adalah tertakluk kepada syarat-syarat pakaian yang ditetapkandi bawah makmal atau di mana-mana tempat di dalam kampus yangmempunyai peraturannya yang tersendiri.

3.0 PAKAIAN SEMASA BERADA DI DALAM KAMPUS DAN SEMASAMENGHADIRI SERTA ACARA RASMI

3.1 Setiap pelajar hendaklah berpakaian yang bersesuaian sebagai seorangpelajar Universiti dengan menunjukkan kekemasan, kerapian dankesopanan.

3.2 Pelajar diwajibkan berpakaian sopan (baju kemeja, T-berkolar, berkasut,berseluar panjang, berskirt panjang di bawah paras lutut), ketika berada dibangunan kuliah/ makmal/ perpustakaan/ pejabat atau kafetaria dan diluarbilik kediaman.

3.3 Pelajar tidak dibenarkan memakai pakaian yang ketat atau jarang,mendedahkan tubuh badan (mana-mana anggota dari dada hingga ke lulut)dan berpakaian menjolok mata. Pelajar adalah dilarang berpakaiansepertimana di bawah ketika menghadiri kuliah atau apa-apa acara rasmi

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a) Berskirt di atas paras lutut atau berseluar pendek;

b) Berbaju tanpa lengan;

c) Berseluar/berskirt ketat;

d) Berbaju T tanpa kolar;

e) Berseluar jeans; dan

f) Berselipar; dan

( Senarai di atas adalah tidak muktamad)

3.4 Berdasarkan faktor keselamatan, pemakaian purdah atau penutup mukasemasa peperiksaan/penilaian akademik dijalankan atau dalam acara rasmiadalah dilarang.

3.5 Semasa menghadiri apa-apa acara rasmi, pelajar lelaki diwajibkan berpakaianformal dengan berkemeja lengan panjang, bertali leher, berseluar panjangdan berkasut rasmi. Pelajar perempuan diwajibkan berbaju kurung ataumemakai pakaian sopan dengan memakai baju melepasi paras punggung,memakai skirt labuh di bawah paras lutut atau berseluar panjang yang longgardan berkasut rasmi. Pelajar juga perlu mematuhi tatacara berpakaian yangditetapkan oleh Universiti dan penganjur dari masa ke semasa berdasarkanacara yang dijalankan.

Contoh berpakaian pelajar adalah seperti di Lampiran.

Semasa membuat urusan rasmi di mana-mana pejabat Universiti atau beradadi dewan kuliah, pelajar juga tidak dibenarkan memakai topi atau bandana.

3.8 Pelajar dilarang mempamerkan ’Tatoo’ di mana-mana anggota tubuh badan.Bertindik bagi lelaki adalah dilarang sama sekali dan bertindik yang keterlaluanadalah juga dilarang bagi pelajar perempuan. Pelajar lelaki juga tidakdibenarkan memakai gelang tangan atau berpakaian menyerupai perempuan.

4.0 RAMBUT

4.1 Pelajar hendaklah sentiasa berambut kemas dan rapi.

4.2 Pelajar lelaki tidak dibenarkan menyimpan rambut panjang danberekor dihadapan atau dibelakang. Rambut hendaklah tidakmencecah kolar baju.

4.3 Berfesyen rambut keterlaluan bagi lelaki dan perempuan adalahdilarang.

4.4 Mewarnakan rambut adalah dilarang sama sekali.

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5.0 PEMAKAIAN DAN KUATKUASA

Peraturan ini adalah terpakai kepada semua pelajar UMT yang berada di dalamkampus, kolej kediaman dan semasa menghadiri apa-apa acara rasmi di luarUniversiti.

Semua pegawai Universiti boleh menguatkuasakan peraturan ini ke atas mana-mana pelajar. Semoga peraturan ini dapat membentuk suasana kampus yangtenteram, harmoni, berdisiplin serta mempunyai kesopanan dan kesusilaan selarasdengan kedudukan Universiti sebagai sebuah institusi pembelajaran dan pendidikantinggi yang menyumbang kepada pembangunan agama, bangsa dan negara.

Tarikh kuatkuasa peraturan ini ialah pada 1 Jan 2010. Diluluskan oleh :

Naib CanselorUniversiti Malaysia Terengganu

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