buku panduan akademik – diploma teknologi

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BUKU PANDUAN AKADEMIK – DIPLOMA TEKNOLOGI MAKLUMAT (KESELAMATAN MAKLUMAT)
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KATA – KATA ALUAN
Assalamualaikum Warahmatullah dan Salam Sejahtera, Salam 1 Malaysia.
Alhamdulillah, segala puji bagi Allah dengan izin-Nya kita diberi nikmat kehidupan dan
diberi peluang untuk menimba ilmu khususnya dalam bidang Teknologi Maklumat
(Rangkaian), Teknologi Maklumat (Pengaturcaraan), dan Teknologi Maklumat (Keselamatan
Komputer) untuk meningkatkan kemajuan diri dan negara kita umumnya. Selawat dan salam
ke atas junjungan besar Nabi Muhammad S.A.W serta ahli keluarganya dan seluruh
pengikutnya sehingga hari kiamat.
Syabas dan Tahniah kepada semua pelajar yang telah berjaya menjejakkan kaki ke
Jabatan Teknologi Maklumat dan Komunikasi (JTMK), Politeknik Mersing, Johor (PMJ).
Hargailah dan manfaatkan peluang ini kerana tidak semua rakan anda yang bertuah untuk
mendapat peluang ini. Seluruh warga PMJ komited dalam merealisasikan harapan negara
dengan melahirkan graduan yang bukan sahaja mempunyai pengetahuan yang tinggi malahan
berkemahiran dan berkebolehan mengamalkan ilmu
yang telah dipelajari seperti yang
diperlukan oleh pihak industri dan pasaran kerja.
Adalah menjadi hasrat JTMK dengan penerbitan Buku Panduan Akademik ini dapat
membantu para pelajar merancang pengajian akademiknya dengan teratur dan berusaha
bersungguh-sungguh untuk mencapai kecemerlangan. Diharapkan juga, buku ini akan dapat
bertindak sebagai sumber maklumat dan panduan kepada mereka yang berminat untuk
mengikuti program di JTMK. Akhir kata, selamat maju jaya dan selamat belajar kepada semua
pelajar.
Sekian. Terima kasih.
Ketua Jabatan
Jabatan Teknologi Maklumat dan Komunikasi
Politeknik Mersing, Johor
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CARTA ORGANISASI POLITEKNIK MERSING
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SEJARAH POLITEKNIK MERSING
Politeknik
Mersing,
Johor
(PMJ)
merupakan politeknik ke-25 di bawah Jabatan
Pengajian
Politeknik
(JPP),
Pendidikan Malaysia (KPM).
Kementerian
Dibina di bawah
peruntukan Rancangan Malaysia ke-9, PMJ
memulakan operasi pentadbirannya secara rasmi
pada Oktober 2008. Penubuhannya selaras
dengan dasar kerajaan untuk melahirkan tenaga
kerja separa professional yang berkebolehan dan
berkualiti bagi menampung keperluan sektor awam dan swasta di Malaysia.
Bermula dengan pejabat pengoperasian pentadbirannya di Bilik Seminar, Jabatan
Hospitaliti, Politeknik Johor Bahru, PMJ seterusnya berpindah ke Kampus Sementaranya di Aras
1, Bangunan Perpustakaan, Politeknik Johor Bahru pada tanggal 7 Januari 2009. Walaupun
mempunyai ruang yang terhad, kampus ini dilengkapi dengan ruang pejabat, bilik pengarah, bilik
ketua jabatan, bilik mesyuarat, ruang pensyarah, bilik kuliah, makmal baikpulih komputer dan
kemudahan asas yang lain.
PMJ membuka lembaran sejarah dengan menerima kemasukkan pelajar sulungnya pada
tanggal 12 Januari 2009. Kumpulan perintis seramai 14 orang pelajar telah mendaftar bagi
mengikuti Program Diploma Teknologi Maklumat (Rangkaian). Setelah setahun beroperasi di
Kampus Sementaranya di Politeknik Johor Bahru, kini PMJ terus melangkah ke hadapan. Pada
tanggal 1 Januari 2010, PMJ sekali lagi berpindah ke Kampus Sementaranya di Bandar Tepian
Sungai, Mersing. Kampus yang asalnya 5 unit rumah kedai 3 tingkat ini, diubahsuai agar
memenuhi keperluan dan kemudahan untuk tujuan proses pengajaran dan pembelajaran agar
berjalan lancar.
Pada peringkat awal penubuhannya, PMJ hanya menawarkan Program Diploma
Teknologi Maklumat (Rangkaian) di bawah Jabatan Teknologi Maklumat dan Komunikasi.
Seterusnya, mulai Januari 2010, Jabatan Perdagangan mula menawarkan Program Diploma Sains
Kesetiausahaan dan pada sesi pengajian Jun 2014 menawarkan Program Diploma Pengajian
Perniagaan. Jabatan Kejuruteraan Elektrik pula memulakan operasi pada tahun 2014 dengan
pengambilan pelajar sulung pada sesi pengajian Jun 2014 bagi mengikuti Program Diploma
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Kejuruteraan Elektrik. Seterusnya pada tahun 2015, empat lagi program pengajian baharu
peringkat diploma telah ditawarkan di Jabatan Teknologi Maklumat dan Komunikasi serta
Jabatan Kejuruteraan Elektrik.
Kampus Induk Politeknik Mersing yang terletak 3 km daripada Bandar Mersing telah
diserahkan secara rasminya kepada Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia pada tanggal 6hb
September 2012. Kampus ini mampu menampung sehingga 2,400 orang pelajar dan 400 orang
kakitangan pada satu-satu masa. Pembinaan kampus ini bagi memenuhi program-program yang
ditawarkan bagi tiga buah jabatan akademik utama iaitu Jabatan Teknologi Maklumat dan
Komunikasi, Jabatan Perdagangan dan Jabatan Kejuruteraan Elektrik serta dua jabatan sokongan
iaitu Jabatan Matematik, Sains dan Komputer serta Jabatan Pengajian Am.
Kampus Induk Politeknik Mersing
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VISI DAN MISI POLITEKNIK MERSING
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KALENDAR AKADEMIK
Minggu
Aktiviti
1 Minggu
Aktiviti Suaikenal/ Pendaftaran
16 Minggu
Perkuliahan
1 Minggu
Cuti Pertengahan Semester
3 Minggu
Peperiksaan Akhir
Jadual 1: Kalendar Akademik Bagi Setiap Sesi
Tempoh Pendaftaran Kursus
Dalam tempoh 7 hari sesi perkuliahan.
Kredit Kursus
Jumlah kredit setiap semester antara 12 hingga 18.
Pindahan Kredit dan Pengecualian Kursus
Permohonan di buat dalam tempoh 3 minggu semester pertama perkuliahan.
Menambah atau Menggugurkan Kursus
 Minggu ke-3 hingga minggu ke-6 sesi pengajian.

Jumlah Kredit selepas menambah kursus tidak melebihi 20 jam kredit setelah mendapat
persetujuan daripada ketua jabatan. .

Jumlah Jam kredit selepas menggugurkan kursus tidak kurang daripada 12.
Mengulang Kursus
Mengambil semula kursus yang gagal pada semester semasa.
Memperbaiki Gred
 Lulus gred C-, D+ dan D pelajar dibenarkan memperbaiki gred sekali sahaja sepanjang
pengajiian.

Mengikuti aktiviti pembelajaran sepenuhnya.

Keputusan akan diambil dari gred terbaik.

Jumlah Kredit tidak boleh melebihi 20 jam kredit.

Tempoh pengajian sama seperti biasa.
Jumlah Kredit Minimum Pelajar Layak Bergraduat.
Nama Program
Jam Kredit Minima Bergraduat
Diploma Teknologi Maklumat (Rangkaian)
92
Diploma Teknologi Maklumat (Pengaturcaraan)
93
Diploma Teknologi Maklumat (Keselamatan Maklumat)
93
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MAKLUMAT PEPERIKSAAN
SISTEM GRED
Markah yang diperolehi pelajar bagi sesuatu kursus akan diberi nilai mata, gred, dan
status mengikut kumpulan markah seperti ditunjukkan dalam Jadual 2.
Markah
Nilai Mata
Gred
Status
90 -100
4.00
A+
Sangat Cemerlang
80 - 89
4.00
A
Cemerlang
75 - 79
3.67
A-
Kepujian
70 - 74
3.33
B+
Kepujian
65 -69
3.00
B
Kepujian
60 -64
2.67
B-
Lulus
55 - 59
2.33
C+
Lulus
50 - 54
2.00
C
Lulus
47 - 49
1.67
C-
Lulus
44 - 46
1.33
D+
Lulus
40 -43
1.00
D
Lulus
30 - 39
0.67
E
Gagal
20 - 29
0.33
E-
Gagal
0 - 19
0.00
F
Gagal
Jadual 2: Sistem Gred
PENCAPAIAN AKADEMIK
Pencapaian keseluruhan pelajar dinilai dengan menggunakan dua ukuran iaitu Purata
Nilai Mata (PNM); Grade Point Average (GPA) untuk setiap semester dan Himpunan Purata
Nilai Mata (HPNM); Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) untuk keseluruhan semester yang
telah diikuti. Ukuran ini seterusnya digunakan untuk menentukan pencapaian akademik pelajar.
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i.
PNM
PNM adalah purata mata nilai gred yang diperolehi pelajar bagi setiap semester.
Pengiraan PNM adalah seperti berikut:
 Jumlah Mata Nilai, JMN
= k1m1 + k2m2 + ......... knmn
 Jumlah Kredit Kira, JKK
=k1 + k2 + .......... kn
PNM
JMN
=
Di mana;
JKK
kn
=
kredit bagi mata pelajaran n
mn
=
nilai mata yang diperolehi bagi mata pelajaran n
PNM = Jumlah mata Kredit yg diperolehi di dalam sem semasa
Jumlah jam Kredit yg diambil di dalam sem semasa
ii.
HPNM
HPNM ialah purata nilai gred kumulatif yang diperolehi pelajar bagi keseluruhan
semester yang telah diikuti. Pengiraan HPNM adalah seperti berikut:
PNM
Di mana;
JMN1+ JMN2+ .................... JMNn
=
JKK1+ JKK2+ .................... JKKn
LMNn =
jumlah nilai mata yang diperolehi bagi semester n
JKKn
jumlah kredit kira bagi semester n
=
HPNM = Jumlah mata Kredit yg diperolehi bagi semua sem hingga kini
Jumlah jam Kredit yg diperolehi bagi semua sem hingga kini
JAM KREDIT KURSUS
1.
Jam kredit bagi setiap kursus adalah seperti yang termaktub di dalam Dokumen
Kurikulum dan Struktur Kursus yang dikeluarkan oleh Bahagian Pembangunan
Kurikulum, Jabatan Pengajian Politeknik, Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi.
2.
Jumlah jam kredit yang perlu diambil oleh pelajar bagi setiap semester adalah 12 hingga
18 atau seperti yang ditetapkan di dalam Dokumen Kurikulum dan Struktur Kursus.
3.
Jumlah jam kredit minimum yang perlu dikumpul oleh pelajar sebelum layak
dipertimbangkan untuk penganugerahan sijil/diploma (termasuk Diploma Lanjutan)
adalah sepertimana yang ditetapkan di dalam Dokumen Kurikulum dan Struktur
Kursus.
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PEMBERATAN PENILAIAN BERTERUSAN (PB) DAN PEPERIKSAAN AKHIR (PA)
1.
Penilaian terhadap setiap kursus dibuat secara berkala dan berterusan dalam tempoh
minggu perkuliahan setiap semester menurut kaedah yang ditentukan oleh politeknik.
2.
Pemberatan bagi setiap Penilaian Berterusan dan Peperiksaan Akhir adalah mengikut
kursus seperti yang ditetapkan di dalam Struktur Kurikulum. Pembahagian pemberatan
kursus adalah seperti berikut:
i.
50% PB, 50% PA;
ii.
60 % PB, 40% PA;
iii.
70% PB, 30% PA;
iv.
100% PB.
ATAU
KATEGORI KEPUTUSAN PENILAIAN
Keputusan penilaian bagi setiap semester dikategorikan kepada:
1.
Kedudukan Lulus Penuh (LP)
Pelajar semester akhir yang mendapat HPNM bersamaan atau lebih daripada 2.00 dan
memenuhi syarat serta layak dianugerahkan sijil/diploma.
2.
Kedudukan Baik (KB)
Pelajar yang mendapat HPNM bersamaan atau lebih daripada 2.00.
3.
Kedudukan Bersyarat (KS)
Pelajar yang mendapat HPNM bersamaan atau lebih daripada 1.60 dan kurang daripada
2.00.
4.
Kedudukan Gagal dan Diberhentikan (GB)
Pelajar yang mendapat keputusan penilaian seperti salah satu dari yang berikut:
i.
pelajar yang mendapat HPNM kurang daripada 1.60; atau
ii.
pelajar yang mendapat PNM kurang daripada 1.00; atau
iii.
gagal sesuatu kursus sebanyak tiga (3) kali; atau
iv.
memperolehi keputusan KS tiga (3) kali berturut-turut; atau
v.
gagal kursus Latihan Industri sebanyak dua (2) kali; atau
vi.
telah melampaui tempoh maksimum pengajian sesuatu kursus
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PENGANUGERAHAN DIPLOMA
Pelajar adalah layak dianugerahkan diploma setelah:
1.
lulus semua kursus yang disyaratkan;
2.
mencapai jumlah jam kredit yang ditetapkan bagi sesuatu program;
3.
telah menamatkan latihan industri dan memenuhi syarat-syarat yang ditetapkan
berhubung dengannya; dan
4.
memenuhi semua kehendak program dan diperakui oleh Lembaga Peperiksaan.
PENARIKAN BALIK ATAU PEMBATALAN SIJIL/DIPLOMA
Lembaga Peperiksaan berhak menarik balik sijil/diploma yang telah dianugerahkan kepada
seseorang lulusan jika didapati mengemukakan dokumen kelayakan palsu semasa membuat
permohonan kemasukan ke Politeknik Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi.
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SISTEM PENGURUSAN MAKLUMAT POLITEKNIK
(SPMP)
Sistem Pengurusan Maklumat Politeknik (SPMP) adalah satu sistem maklumat bersepadu
yang digunakan untuk memudahkan urusan penyimpanan dan capaian ke atas data pelajar.
Sistem ini terdiri daripada 9 modul iaitu:
i.
Modul Hal Ehwal Pelajar (i-HELP)
ii.
Modul Daftar Kursus (i-Daftar)
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iii.
Modul Latihan Industri (i-UPLI)
iv.
Modul Kamsis (i-Kamsis)
v.
Modul Peperiksaan (i-Exam)
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vi.
Modul Kokurikulum (i-KOKO)
vii.
Modul Kaunseling (i-Kaunselor)
viii.
Modul Penasihat Akademik (i-PAd)
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ix.
Modul 1 Lecturer 5 Graduate (i-1L5G)
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SISTEM PENASIHATAN AKADEMIK (SPA)
Sistem Penasihatan Akademik (SPA) ialah suatu sistem di mana pelajar diletakkan di
bawah bimbingan seorang pegawai akademik sepanjang tempoh pengajian mereka. SPA
dibangunkan adalah bertujuan sebagai satu saluran perhubungan yang bersistematik bagi pelajar
mendapatkan bimbingan, nasihat serta maklumat daripada sumber yang betul, dalam usaha
melahirkan golongan pelajar yang cemerlang dan bertanggungjawab.
Penasihat Akademik (PA) ialah pensyarah yang dilantik oleh Ketua Jabatan Akademik di
politeknik yang berperanan membantu pelajar meningkatkan kemahiran dan mengatur strategi
bagi mencapai kecemerlangan akademik, personaliti dan kemahiran insaniah yang tinggi.
SPA ini diwujudkan agar setiap pelajar:
a) Mendapat bimbingan dalam merancang pengajian dan aktiviti ke arah meningkatkan
pencapaian akademik dan potensi individu.
b) Berlatih mendapatkan kemahiran dan merangka strategi pembelajaran untuk mencapai
matlamat diri.
c) Mendapat nasihat dan pendedahan mengenai laluan kerjaya.
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OUTCOME-BASED EDUCATION (OBE)
Outcome-Based Education (OBE) atau Pembelajaran berasaskan Hasil ialah proses
pengajaran yang memberi fokus kepada pencapaian hasil. Hasil ialah perkara yang pelajar perlu
faham dan boleh melaksanakan atau kualiti yang mereka perlu bangunkan. Sekiranya hasil tidak
dicapai, pelajar akan diberitahu untuk memastikan ada Penambahbaikan Kualiti Berterusan
(CQI) di dalam sistem pengajaran.
OBE lebih menjurus kepada perancangan dan hasil yang bakal diperolehi oleh setiap
pelajar dalam setiap program yang diikuti. Hasil pembelajaran lebih menitikberatkan terhadap
persoalan apakah jangkaan yang perlu para pelajar capai dari segi pengetahuan, kefahaman
atau kebolehan untuk membuat sesuatu ataupun kualiti yang perlu dibangunkan oleh mereka
sendiri semasa pengajian di politeknik.
Objektif-objektif Pendidikan berasaskan Hasil (OBE) adalah menekankan kepada
pembelajaran pelajar dengan:
a.
Menggunakan pernyataan hasil pembelajaran yang jelas untuk memudahkan para
pelajar mengetahui dan memahami tentang jangkaan hasil yang perlu mereka capai.
b.
Menyediakan aktiviti pembelajaran tertentu dengan tujuan untuk membolehkan para
pelajar mencapai semua hasil yang dirancangkan.
c. Menilai tahap pencapaian pelajar berbanding kriteria penilaian yang telah ditetapkan secara
jelas dan berkesan.
ISTILAH DALAM OBE
Topic Outcomes
Hasil pembelajaran yang perlu dicapai oleh pelajar bagi topik-topik tertentu dalam setiap
kursus yang diambil.
Course Learning Outcome (CLO)
CLO terdapat pada setiap kursus yang diambil oleh pelajar. CLO setiap kursus ditulis pada
Course Outline yang akan diberikan oleh pensyarah pada awal kelas semasa sesi pengajian
bermula. Setiap kursus mempunyai pernyataan CLO yang berbeza.
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Programme Learning Outcomes (PLO)
PLO adalah hasil capaian untuk setiap program. PLO mestilah dinyatakan secara jelas dan
nyata tentang pengetahuan, kemahiran dan sikap yang perlu dicapai oleh graduan. Secara
umumnya, setiap program perlu mempunyai sembilan (9) pernyataan PLO yang setiap satunya
melibatkan domain berikut:
a. Pengetahuan
b. Kemahiran Praktikal
c. Kemahiran Insaniah I: Kemahiran berkomunikasi (communication skill)
d. Kemahiran Insaniah II: Pemikiran kritis (critical thinking) dan Penyelesaian Masalah (problem
solving)
e. Kemahiran Insaniah III: Kemahiran kerja berpasukan (team working skill)
f.
Kemahiran Insaniah IV: Pembelajaran sepanjang hayat (life-long learning) dan Pengurusan
maklumat (information management)
g. Kemahiran Insaniah V: Kemahiran keusahawanan (entrepreneurship skill)
h.
Kemahiran Insaniah VI: Moral dan etika profesional (moral and professional ethics) dan
tanggungjawab sosial (social accountability)
i.
Kemahiran Insaniah VII: Kemahiran kepimpinan (leadership skill).
Programme Educational Objectives (PEO)
Analisa pencapaian PEO samada tercapai atau tidak bergantung kepada KPI yang telah
ditetapkan. Lazimnya pencapaian PEO terhadap graduan bagi sesuatu program dinilai atau
diukur selepas 4 hingga 5 tahun setelah pelajar bergraduat.
Generic Skills Attribute (GSA)
Kemahiran insaniah (GSA) dinilai oleh pensyarah bermula dari semester satu pengajian
hinggalah ke semester enam pengajian mengikut kohort kemasukan pelajar. Laporan akan
dikeluarkan oleh jabatan untuk mengetahui kemahiran insaniah yang diperolehi oleh pelajar
selepas pelajar tersebut layak bergraduat. Penilaian untuk GSA tidak mempengaruhi PNM atau
HPNM pelajar.
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JABATAN TEKNOLOGI MAKLUMAT DAN KOMUNIKASI
(JTMK)
Jabatan Teknologi Maklumat dan Komunikasi (JTMK) merupakan salah satu daripada
Jabatan Induk di Politeknik Mersing, yang memulakan operasi pentadbirannya secara rasmi di
Kampus Sementara, Politeknik Johor Bahru pada Oktober 2008. JTMK membuka lembaran
sejarah dengan menerima kemasukan pelajar sulungnya pada tanggal 12 Januari 2009, iaitu
seramai 14 orang pelajar telah mendaftar bagi mengikuti Program Diploma Teknologi Maklumat
(Rangkaian). Pada Jun 2015, JTMK mula menawarkan tiga program di peringkat diploma iaitu
Diploma Teknologi Maklumat (Rangkaian), Diploma Teknologi Maklumat (Pengaturcaraan) dan
Diploma Teknologi Maklumat (Keselamatan Maklumat).
JTMK mempunyai matlamat yang tersendiri iaitu melahirkan tenaga kerja yang terlatih,
efisien dan berkemahiran dalam bidang Teknologi Maklumat. Tiga (3) objektif JTMK diwujudkan
adalah seperti berikut:
i.
Melengkapkan graduan dengan ilmu pengetahuan, kemahiran teknikal dan insaniah bagi
membantu mereka menyesuaikan diri dengan cabaran dan kemajuan teknologi baru.
ii.
Mewujudkan suasana pembelajaran yang kondusif bagi melahirkan graduan yang
bersikap profesionalisme dan beretika kerja dalam memenuhi tanggungjawab.
iii.
Mewujudkan graduan yang memiliki sikap yang positif terhadap keusahawanan,
kepimpinan dan kemahiran berkomunikasi secara efektif dan berterusan yang akan
menyumbang kepada pembangunan perindustrian ICT negara.
JTMK menyediakan kemudahan Makmal/ Bilik Kuliah dan TEC untuk pembelajaran yang
kondusif kepada pelajar. Jadual 3 menunjukkan maklumat kedudukan setiap Makmal/ Dewan
Kuliah/ Bilik Kuliah dan Bengkel di JTMK.
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Nama
Blok
Aras
Tempat
Nama
Blok
Aras
Tempat
FAD 1
D
1
FCN 1
E
1
FAD 2
D
2
FCN 2
D
1
FAD 3
D
2
FIT 1
D
G
FCCN 1
D
G
FIT 2
D
G
FCCN 2
D
G
FCD
D
1
FHY 1
D
2
FGT
E
2
FHY 2
D
2
FNP
C
1
FNT
E
G
FPR
E
2
FIN
C
G
DK 1/ DM 1
C
G
TEC 3
C
1
TEC 11
C
2
TEC 10
C
2
TEC 12
C
2
BK 1
E
G
BK 9
BK 2
E
G
BK 10
BK 3
C
G
BK 20
BK 4
C
G
BK 21
Jadual 3: Makmal/ Dewan Kuliah/ Bilik Kuliah/ Bengkel di JTMK
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Diploma in Information
Technology (Information Security)
Diploma Teknologi Maklumat (Keselamatan
Maklumat)
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION
In order to keep abreast with rapid technological advancements and evolving
requirements in industries today, Department of Polytechnic Education (DPE) has worked
collaboratively with the nation’s key industry players in developing the curriculum of Diploma in
Information Technology (Information Security) programme. This collaboration aims to equip
students with up-to-date knowledge and relevant skills to meet the global challenges and the
requirements of the ICT industries. This initiative move, namely blended learning, is a form of
pedagogy that blends classroom instructions with structured industrial training program
simulated real-life working experience which prepares students for a competitive edge in today’s
workplace.
This is true especially in the ICT area where there is a rapidly growing demand for highly
skilled and technically savvy workforce. The activities of many ICT industries require increasingly
sophisticated ICT workforce. One of the most important factors gearing towards the growth of
productivity is qualified manpower in this area, in order for the industry to develop and remain
competitive in the world market. To address these issues the Curriculum Development Division
(CDD), DPE cooperates with the industries, Private Higher Learning Institutions and Public
Higher Learning Institutions to develop the curriculum of this programme. This curriculum
integrates with the curriculum of professional certification such as EC-Council Network Security
Administrator (ENSA) and Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), so as to give the opportunities for the
students to sit for professional certificate examinations by the end of the sixth semester. This will
give the students an added value and ensure that the knowledge and skills acquired through this
programme are relevant with the needs of the ICT industries specifically in information security.
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SYNOPSIS
This programme provides education and training in computing with a specific emphasis
on information security. Among the courses offered in this programme are Information Security,
Information Security Management, Computer Network Security, Ethical Hacking, and Cyber Law.
The knowledge and skills in Problem Solving & Program Design, Programming Fundamentals,
Object-Oriented Programming, Computer Systems, Operating Systems, Database System,
Computer Network and Project provide opportunities for students to get into a broad range of
careers in a variety of technology sectors. This programme also provides the students with
transferable skills and multiskilling which enable them to adapt and adopt to new technologies.
In addition to the technical courses, students are also taught Communicative English 1, 2 & 3,
Mathematics for Computing, Discrete Mathematics, Sains, Teknologi dan Kejuruteraan dalam
Islam or Nilai Masyarakat Malaysia, Pengajian Malaysia, Co-Curriculum, Komunikasi & Penyiaran
Islam and Professionalism & Ethics in IT to enhance their competencies in soft skills. As the
programme emphasizes self-initiated learning and hands-on competencies, graduates of this
programme will be ready to take the challenges in the world of computing technologies.
JOB PROSPECT
ICT manpower demand is expected to have a strong growth recently based on the
research done by Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC). The increasing level of security
breaches and malicious attacks has raised the demand for qualified IT security personnel for both
locally and globally.
Thus, graduates from Diploma in Information Technology (Information Security)
program are equipped with the knowledge, skills, attitude and abilities to enable them to plan,
develop and maintain IT security framework successfully. Besides preparing them with
mainstream functional works as IT professionals, these graduates with multidisciplinary IT
security are able to do multitasking jobs that allow them to venture into different career such as:
Assistant Security Analyst
Assistant Network Administrator
Assistant System Administrator
Assistant Firewall Engineer
IT Security Support Officer
IT System Support
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Computer Technical Support / Helpdesk
PROGRAMME AIMS
The Diploma in Information Technology (Information Security) graduates in
Polytechnics, Ministry of Education will have knowledge, technical skills and attitude to adapt
themselves with new technological advancement and challenges in Information Security fields.
PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
The Diploma in Information Technology (Information Security) programme shall produce
semi professionals who are:
1. Knowledgeable, technically competent in Information Technology discipline and able to adapt
themselves with new technological advancement and challenges in Information Technology
Security fields;
2. Effective in communication and able to prepares them with social skills, leadership qualities
and willing to be responsible towards developing country and community;
3. Capable to solve IT security problems innovatively, creatively and ethically to secure
organizations against internal and external security threats;
4. Able to demonstrate entrepreneurship skills and recognize the need of lifelong learning for
successful career advancement.
PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOME (PLO)
Upon completion of the programme, graduates should be able to:
1. Apply fundamental principles of computing, mathematics and soft skills in related areas of IT
and information security to be outstanding and successful in the future;
2. Use technical skills to design a sustainable and resilient IT security;
3. Communicate effectively with IT Professionals, other professionals and community;
4. Use appropiate tools and techniques to recommend effective solutions in encountering threats
and risks of an organisation's information;
5. Demonstrate an awareness of and consideration for society, health, safety, legal and cultural
issues and their consequent responsibilities;
6. Engage in life-long learning and professional development to enrich knowledge and
competencies;
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7. Inculcate entrepreneurial skills in the related discipline that contributes towards national
growth and be competitive in IT industries;
8. Adhere to professional codes of ethics and enhance humanistic values to adapt to the real
challenges in working environment;
9. Demonstrate effective leadership and teamwork skills.
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MATRIX OF PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO) VS PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOME (PLO)
Programme Educational Objectives (PEO):
The Diploma in Information Technology (Information Security) programme shall produce semi professionals who are:
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MATRIX OF COURSES VS PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOME (PLO)
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PROGRAM STRUCTURE
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Legend/ Notes:
L : Lecture, P : Practical/ Lab, T : Tutorial, C : Credit
(The numbers indicated under L, P & T represent the contact hours per week, to be used as a
guide for time table preparation)
* For Muslim Students
** For Non Muslim Students
*** Students are required to take a minimum of eight (8) credits of elective courses (5 credits in
semester 4 and 3 credits in semester 6).
For curriculum,
1. Path 1: Sport and Club
2. Path 2: Uniform Unit (Students who choose Uniform Unit are required to complete 5 modules)
Uniform Unit
1. DRB1000 (Asas Unit Beruniform) is a prerequisites to DRB2001 (Unit Beruniform 1).
2. DRB2001 and DRB3002 are graded.
3. DRB5000 and DRB6000 are optional, non-graded, audited courses with full assessment. Upon
completion of DRB6000, students are entitled for commissioning.
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Course Synopsis
Sinopsis Kursus
Semester 1
31
COURSE
: DFC1013 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SYSTEM
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : NONE
SYNOPSIS
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SYSTEM introduces students to the hardware, software and foundation in the basic
Information Technology (IT) knowledge and skills necessary for ICT professionals. This course is the study of personal
computer (PC) hardware including PC assembly and upgrading, and installing and connecting peripherals. Student will
learn hardware troubleshooting techniques used to identify and rectify computer faults. Student are exposed to the
principles and good practices in environmentally sustainable computing and the use of appropriate technologies,
methodologies in managing IT environment and web page development.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Quentin Docter, Emmett Dulaney, Toby Skandier (2012), CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide Authorized
Courseware: Exams 220-801 and 220-802. John Wiley & Sons. (ISBN 9781118421659).
2.
Timothy J. O’Leary and Linda I. O’Leary (2011), Computing Essentials 2011 Complete Edition. McGraw Hill
International Edition (ISBN 978-0-07-351678-3).
Additional:
3.
Andrews, Jean (2010) CompTIA A+ 2009 in Depth. Course Technology. Boston. (ISBN 978-1-4354-5489-7).
4.
Department of Occupational Safety and Health (2008). Akta Keselamatan Dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan Dan Peraturanperaturan. MDC Publishers Sdn. Bhd.Kuala Lumpur.
5.
Department of Occupational Safety and Health (2007). Guidelines on Occupational Safety and Health in the
Office.Department of Occupational Safety and Health. KualaLumpur.Department of Occupational
6.
Fred, Beisse (2009) A Guide to Computer User Support for Help Desk and Support Specialists (4th Edition). Course
Technology (ISBN 978-0495806493)
7.
Scott Mueller (2009). Upgrading and Repairing PCs (19th Edition). Que Publishing(ISBN-13: 978-0789739544)
COURSE
: DFC1023 PROBLEM SOLVING & PROGRAM DESIGN
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
PROGRAMMING SOLVING & PROGRAM DESIGN introduces the techniques in problem solving and program design. A
multiphase program development life cycle and two basic phases of problem solving and program design are
emphasized. Problem analysis and the stepwise specification of the algorithms, pseudo code and flow chart are also
defined.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Jeri R. Hanly and Elliot B. Koffman (2012) Problem Solving and Program Design in C (7th Edition).
AddisonWesley(ISBN 9780132936491)
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Additional:
2.
Frank L. Friedman and Elliot B. Koffman (2010). Problem Solving, Abstraction, and Design using C++ (6th Edition).
Addison-Wesley (ISBN 978-0136079477)
3.
Gilles Dowek (2009). Principles of Programming Languages (1st Edition).Springer (ISBN 978-1848820319)
4.
Kenneth C. Louden and Lambert (2011). Programming Languages: Principles and Practices (1st Edition) .Course
Technology (ISBN 978-1111529413)
5.
Thomas H. Cormen et al (2009). Programming A Beginner's Guide Beginner's Guides (1st Edition). McGraw-Hill
Osborne Media (ISBN 978-0071624725)
COURSE
: DBM1023 MATHEMATICS FOR COMPUTING
CREDIT (S)
: 3
PREREQUISITE (S)
: NONE
SYNOPSIS
MATHEMATICS FOR COMPUTING course introduces students to numbering system, geometry and complex numbers.
Calculus covers the simple techniques of differentiation and integration. In addition, this course also exposed to basic
concept of matrices and linear algebra to help them in solving mathematical problem in organizing data through
theoretically and practically.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Associate Professor Dr Abdul Hadi Yaakub, Ong Beng Sim et al, (2012). Mathematics for Matriculation Semester 2:
Fourth edition update. Fajar Bakti. (ISBN: 978-9834504076).
2.
Vince, J. A. (2010). Mathematics for Computer Graphics. New York: Springer. (ISBN: 978-1-84996-023-6)
Additional:
3.
A.K Singh, (2007), Digital Logic Circuits. As Per Anna University. (ISBN 81224220486)
4.
Michael Sullivan, (2009). Precalculus: Enhanced with Graphing Utilities: 5th Edition. Pearson. (ISBN: 9780136015789).
5.
Michael Sullivan et al, (2008). Student Solutions Manual for Algebra & Trigonometry. Prentice Hall (8th edition).
(ISBN: 978-0132321242).
6.
Ooi Soo Huat et al, (2009). Focus Ace Series: Additional Mathematics. Pelangi Sdn Bhd. (ISBN: 978-983-00-36274).
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COURSE
: DFT1113 COMPUTER ORGANISATION
CREDIT (S)
: 3
PREREQUISITE (S)
: NONE
SYNOPSIS
COMPUTER ORGANISATION course is designed to introduce the basic concepts on which the stored program digital
computer is formulated. These include the introduction of computer architecture and computer ORGANISATION, and
the representation and manipulation of numbering system. This goal addresses the question on how does a computer
work and how it is organized. The course also provides students with foundation knowledge of the Central Processing
Unit and assembly language programming.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
William Stallings (2013), Computer Organisation and Architecture Design for Performance (9th Edition). Pearson
Education (ISBN 13: 978-0-273-76919-4).
2.
Andrew S.Tanenbaum, Todd Austin (2013), Structured Computer Organisation (6th Edition). Pearson Education
(ISBN: 978-0-273-76924-8)
Additional:
3.
John L. Hennessy, David A. Patterson (2007), Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach (4th Edition).
Morgan Kaufmann publishers (ISBN 13:978-0-0-12-370490-0)
COURSE
: DUE1012 COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 1
CREDIT (S)
: 2
PREREQUISITE (S)
: NONE
SYNOPSIS
COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 1 focuses on speaking skills for students to develop the ability to communicate effectively
and confidently in group discussions. It is designed to provide students with useful expressions that can be used in a
variety of social interactions and situations. It also provides students with appropriate reading skills to comprehend a
variety of texts.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Bradbury, A. (2010). Successful Presentation Skills: Build Confidence; Understand Body Language; Use Visual Aids
Effectively (Creating Success) (4th Edition) Kogan Page. (ISBN:978-0749460334)
2.
Nor Azni Abdullah, Mohd Nor, N.Z., Thee, C.S., Foo, K. (2011) Communication Skills For The Workplace. Selangor:
August Publishing Sdn. Bhd.
Additional:
3.
Hancock, M. (2012). English Pronounciation in Use Intermediate with Answers, Audio CDs and CD-ROM, Cambridge
University Press. (ISBN : 978-0521185134)
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4.
Young, K.S. & Travis, H.P. (2011). Oral Communication: Skills, Choices and Consequences (3rd Edition), Waveland
Press. (ISBN: 978-1577667452)
5.
Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab (http://www.esl-lab.com/ Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab).
COURSE
: DUB1012 PENGAJIAN MALAYSIA
CREDIT (S)
: 2
PREREQUISITE (S)
: NONE
SYNOPSIS
PENGAJIAN MALAYSIA membincangkan aspek pensejarahan, sistem dan struktur pentadbiran, sistem pemerintahan,
sistem perundangan, pembinaan negara bangsa dan dasar-dasar penting negara.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Ambri Buang. (1990). Dasar-Dasar Utama Kerajaan Malaysia. Institusi Tadbiran Awam Malaysia.
2.
Anggota Persatuan Penerbit Buku Malaysia (2009). Malaysia Kita. International Law Book Services. Petaling Jaya.
3.
Asnarulkhadi Abu Samah, Jayum A. Jawan (2004). Kenegaraan Malaysia. Universiti Putra Malaysia. Serdang.
4.
Nazaruddin Hj. Mohd. Jali, Ma’rof Redzuan, Asnarulkhadi Abu Samah & Ismail Hj. Mohd Rashid (2004). Pengajian
Malaysia Kenegaraan Dan Kewarganegaraan Edisi Kedua. Prentice Hall: Kuala Lumpur.
5.
Ruslan Zainuddin, Mohd. Mahadee Ismail & Zaini Othman (2007). Kenegaraan Malaysia. Oxford Fajar: Kuala
Lumpur.
Additional:
6.
Abdul Aziz Bari. (2005). Islam Dalam Perlembagaan Malaysia. Intel Multimedia & Publication.Petaling Jaya.
7.
Chamil Wariya. Malaysia (2007). 50 Fakta Asas Kenegaraan. Media Gobal Matrix Sdn. Bhd. Kuala Lumpur.
8.
Dasar-Dasar Pembangunan Negara. (1994). Institusi Tadbiran Negara (INTAN)
9.
Ishak Saat (2009). Pendidikan Negara Bangsa Malaysia. Karisma Publications Sdn. Bhd. Shah Alam.
10.
Kamarudin Abu, Ee Ah Meng (1995) Guru Dan Perkembangan Negara. Penerbit Fajar Bakti Sdn. Bhd. Shah Alam.
11.
Mahdi Shuid & Mohd. Fauzi Yunus (1998). Pengajian Malaysia. Longman: Kuala Lumpur.
12.
Shamsul Amri Baharuddin (2010). Modul Hubungan Etnik. UiTM Publication. Shah Alam.
13.
Yusof Ismail (2007). Dasar-Dasar Utama Kerajaan Malaysia. A.S Noordeen. Gombak.
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Course Synopsis
Sinopsis Kursus
Semester 2
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COURSE
: DFC2013 PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFC1023 PROBLEM SOLVING & PROGRAM DESIGN
SYNOPSIS
PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS course presents structured computer programming in the C++ language. It covers
the basic concepts of C++ programs, fundamental control structures, array, structures, function and pointer in C++
language.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Y. Daniel Liang, (2013). Introduction to Programming with C++, 3rd Edition. Prentice Hall (ISBN: 9780133252811).
2.
Harvey & Paul, (2011). C++ How to Program, 8th. Edition. Deitel & Associates (ISBN : 978-0132662369)
Additional:
3.
D.S. Malik, (2012). C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design. Thompson Course Technology,
6th Edition (ISBN : 978-1133626381)
4.
Walter Savitch (2011). Problem Solving with C++, 8th Edition. Addison-Wesley (ISBN : 978-0132162739)
5.
Stanley B. Lippman, Josée Lajoie, Barbara E. Moo (2011). C++ Primer Plus 6th. Edition. Addison-Wesley
Professional (ISBN 978-0321776402)
6.
E Balagurusamy, (2013). Object Oriented Programming C++ 6th. Edition. McGraw-Hill (ISBN 978-9383286508)
COURSE
: DFC2023 ALGORITHM AND DATA STRUCTURE
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
ALGORITHM AND DATA STRUCTURE course is designed to focus on algorithms and the basic data structures. Among
the specific data structures covered are linked list, stacks, queues, trees, sorting and searching. The emphasis is on
choosing appropriate data structures and designing correct and efficient algorithms to operate on these data
structures.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Kurt, M. (2010) Algorithms and Data Structures: The Basic Toolbox (1st Edition). Springer Publishing Company
(9783642096822)
2.
Narasimha Karumanchi (2011) Data Structures and Algorithms Made Easy: 700 Data Structure and Algorithmic
(1st Edition). CareerMonk Publications (9781456549886)
Additional:
3.
Robert, S., & Kevin, W. (2011). Algorithms, (4th Edition). Addison-Wesley Professional (978-0321573513)
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4.
Varsha H.Patil (2012) Data Structures Using C++. Oxford University Press (9780198066231)
5.
Adam, D. (2013) Data Structures and Algorithm in C++ (4th Edition). Cengage Learning (9781133608424)
6.
Dr. Clifford A. Shaffer (2010). Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in C++ (3rd Edition). Dover Publications
(9780486485829)
COURSE
: DFC2033 DATABASE SYSTEM
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
DATABASE SYSTEM course introduces the fundamental concepts necessary for designing, using, and implementing
database systems and applications. This course provides students with knowledge on fundamentals of database
modelling and design, the languages and facilities provided by database management system (DBMS).
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Mannino, M. V (2011), Database Design, Application Development & Administration (Fith Edition), McGraw Hill
(ISBN-13: 978-0983332404)
2.
Silberschatz ,A., Korth, H. F., & Sudarshan , S. (2012), Database System Concepts (Sixth Edition), McGraw Hill (ISBN
978-0071289597)
Additional:
3.
Churcher, C (2011). Beginning Database Design: From Novice to Professional (2nd Edition), Apress (ISBN 9781430242093)
4.
Shaffer, C. A. (2010). Database System Concepts, (6th Edition), McGraw-Hill (ISBN 978-0073523323)
5.
Gillenson, M.L. (2011). Fundamentals of Database Management Systems, (2nd Edition), Wiley (ISBN 9780470624708)
6.
Elmasri , R. & Navathe, S. (2010), Fundamentals of Database System (6th Edition), Addison Wesley (ISBN 9780136086208)
7.
Connolly, T. & Begg, C. (2012), Database Systems: A Practical Approach To Design, Implementation And
Management: International Edition(5th Edition), Pearson (ISBN 978-0321601100)
8.
Teorey, T.J. (2011). Database Modeling and Design: Logical Design (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data
Management Systems)(5th Edition), Morgan Kaufmann (ISBN 978-01238202)
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COURSE
: DFC2043 OPERATING SYSTEM
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
OPERATING SYSTEM course introduces the design and implementation of operating systems. This course will cover
briefly the evolution of operating system, and also the major components of most operating system. Particular
emphasis will be given to three major OS subsystems: process management (processes, threads, CPU scheduling, and
deadlock), memory management (segmentation, paging, swapping), file systems, and operating system support for
distributed systems.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Abraham Silberschatz, Peter Baer Galvin, Greg Gagne (2011). Operating System Concepts, 8th Edition, John Wiley
& Sons. Inc (ISBN 1118112733).
2.
Ann McHoes, Ida M. (2010). Understanding Operating Systems, 6th Edition. Course Technology. (ISBN : 9781439079201)
Additional:
3.
Halsey, M. (2009). The Windows 7 Power Users Guide. Microsoft Press. Retrieved from http://www.thelongclimb.
com/books/win7powerfree.pdf
4.
Todd Lammle (2007). CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide (6th Edition), Wiley Publishing. (ISBN:
978-0-470-110089)
COURSE
: DBM2023 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFC1013 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SYSTEM
SYNOPSIS
DISCRETE MATHEMATICS course introduces students to logical and mathematical thinking. This course focuses on
providing basic logic, sets, relations and functions, as well as graphs and trees which integrate symbolic tools, graphical
concepts and numerical calculations. This course also addresses the counting principle as well as induction and
recursion which are related to the information technology programme.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Kenneth Rosen (2011). Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications 7th Edition. McGraw-Hill. ISBN:(9780073383095)
2.
Hunter, David (2012). Essentials of Discrete Mathematics, 2nd Edition. USA: John & Bartlett Learning. (ISBN: 9781-4496-0442-4)
Additional:
3.
Gallier, J (2011). Discrete Mathematics. New York: Springer. (ISBN: 978-1-4419-8046-5).
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4.
Garrier, R. & Taylor, J (2010). Discrete Mathematics: Proofs, Structures and Applications, 3rd Edition. USA: CRC
Press. (ISBN: 978-1-4398-1280-8)Norman L. Biggs (2003). Discrete Mathematics. 2th Edition. Oxford University
Press. (ISBN: 0198507178).
5.
N. Chandrasekaran & M.Umaparvathi, (2010). Discrete Mathematics. India: PHI LearningPrivate Limited (ISBN:
978-81-203-3938-5)
6.
RM. Somasundaram (2006). Discrete Mathematical Structure. Prentice-Hall of India. (ISBN: 8120322010).
7.
Seymour Lipschutz, Marc Lars Lipson (2007). Schaum’s Outline of Discrete Mathematics, 3rd Edition. McGraw-Hill.
(ISBN: 9780071615860).
8.
Susanna S. Epp (2004). Discrete Mathematics with Applications. 3rd Edition. PWS Publishing Company. (ISBN:
0534944469).
COURSE
: DUA2012 SAINS, TEKNOLOGI DAN KEJURUTERAAN DALAM ISLAM
CREDIT
: 2
SYNOPSIS
SAINS, TEKNOLOGI DAN KEJURUTERAAN DALAM ISLAM memberi pengetahuan tentang konsep Islam sebagai al-Din
dan seterusnya membincangkan konsep sains, teknologi dan kejuruteraan dalam Islam serta impaknya, pencapaiannya
dalam tamadun Islam, prinsip serta peranan syariah dan etika Islam, peranan Kaedah Fiqh serta aplikasinya.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Abdullah Basmeih (2010), Tafsir Pimpinan Ar-Rahman (Rumi), Kuala Lumpur: Darul Fikir.(ISBN 9830420132)
2.
Diyan Yulianto & M.S. Rohman alih bahasa Noraini Abdullah (2011), Sumbangan Karya Sains Hebat Islam Abad
Pertengahan, Al-Hidayah House of Publishers Sdn. Bhd. Cet. 1, Kuala Lumpur
Additional:
3.
Alias Othman (2008). Islam Yang Mudah. Kuala Lumpur : PTS Islamika
4.
Haron Din, Dato’ Dr. (2010). Islam: Ada Apa Dengan Islam. Kuala Lumpur: PTS Millenia Sdn. Bhd.
5.
Haron Din, Dato’ Dr. (2010). Islam: Rujukan Efektif Akhlak Mulia. Kuala Lumpur: PTS Millenia Sdn. Bhd.
6.
Roziah Sidik. Zulkarnain Mohamed. Nasruddin Yunos (2011), Pengajian Islam. Selangor: Oxford Fajar Sdn. Bhd.
7.
Wahbah al-Zuhaili (2007), Fiqh & Perundangan Islam. 8 jil. Terjemahan Md. Akhir Haji Yaacob et.al. Selangor:
Percetakan Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka.
8.
Zulekha Yusoff dan Asmak Hj. Ali (2007), Ikhtisar Sains dan Teknologi Dalam Islam. Shah Alam: UPENA Universiti
Teknologi MARA
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COURSE
: DUB2012 NILAI MASYARAKAT MALAYSIA
CREDIT
: 2
SYNOPSIS
NILAI MASYARAKAT MALAYSIA merupakan lanjutan daripada kursus Pengajian Malaysia. Pelajar diberi kefahaman
secara mendalam tentang nilai-nilai masyarakat Malaysia dan peranan individu dalam hidup bermasyarakat dan
bernegara. Kursus ini juga menerangkan cabaran dan isu moral dalam mewujudkan masyarakat Malaysia yang
harmoni, beretika dan profesional.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Abdul Rahman Md. Aroff (2006). Pendidikan Moral: Teori, Etika dan Amalan Moral, Serdang: Universiti Putra
Malaysia.
2.
Mardiana Nordin, Hasnah Hussiin (2011). Pengajian Malaysia, Selangor: Oxford Fajar Sdn. Bhd.
Additional:
3.
Dr. Noriati A.Rashid, Dr. Boon Pong Ying, Sharifah Fakhriah Syed Ahmad et al (2010). SPG Budaya dan
Pembelajaran, Selangor: Oxford Fajar Sdn. Bhd.
4.
Mohd Sohaimi Esa Ph. D. (2012). Malaysia dan Alam Sekeliling, Kuala Lumpur: Freemind Horizons Sdn. Bhd.
5.
Syed Ibrahim (2008). Malaysia Kita: Panduan dan Rujukan untuk Peperiksaan Am Kerajaan, Petaling Jaya: SS
Graphic Printers (M) Sdn. Bhd.
6.
Vishalache Balakrisnan (2009). Pendidikan Moral untuk Universiti dan Kolej, Shah Alam: Arah Pendidikan Sdn.
Bhd.
7.
Wong Nai Kun, Karthiyani Shanmugam, Chong Yok Feng, Chew Wei Wei, Kong Lee Fong, Siti Sazifa Sheikh Sahip
(2011). Pendidikan Moral, Selangor: Cengage Learning Asia Pte Ltd.
COURSE
: DRS2001 KO-KURIKULUM 1 (SUKAN)
CREDIT
: 2
SYNOPSIS
KOKURIKULUM 1 memfokuskan kepada penguasaan pengetahuan dan kemahiran khusus secara holistik bagi
mengukuhkan pembentukan kemahiran insaniah pelajar yang positif.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Gapor Ahmad. (2007). Kejurulatihan dan Sains Sukan. Utusan Publication & Distributors Sdn. Bhd. (ISBN
9676119296).
2.
Wahab, S. (2006). Mengurus Majlis & Acara Rasmi. PTS Professional Publishing Sdn. Bhd. (ISBN 9789833585380).
3.
Wahab, S. (2005). Surat Minit Mesyuarat Dokumen Perniagaan dan Laporan. PTS Professional Publishing Sdn. Bhd.
(ISBN 9789833376292).
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Additional:
4.
Maughan R. J, Burke L. M. (2002). Sports Nutrition. Medirect.Com.Blackwell Publishing's Online Medical Bookstore
(ISBN 0632 05814 5).
5.
Restorm, P. (2002). Strength Training For Sport. Medicert Com Blackwell, Publishing's Online Medical Bookstore
(ISBN 063205034 9).
6.
Ambulance, S. J. (2009). St. Andrew's Ambulance Association: First Aid Manual. London Darling Kindersley
7.
James Ang Jit Eng, Balasandran Ramiah. Kepimpinan Instruksional, Satu Panduan Praktikal. Malaysia: PTS
Profesional Sdn. Bhd (ISBN 978-967-5226-41-0).
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Course Synopsis
Sinopsis Kursus
Semester 3
43
COURSE
: DFC3013 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFC1023 PROBLEM SOLVING AND PROGRAM DESIGN
SYNOPSIS
OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING course presents object-oriented technology to equip students with the concept of
object oriented programming using Java language. This course introduces students to write, compile and run Java
program, make effective use of some of the standard packages, write object-oriented code using classes and objects,
inheritance and polymorphism.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Harvey M. Deitel and Paul J. Deitel (2012). Java: How to Program, 9th. Edition.Prentice Hall. (ISBN: 9780132575669).
2.
Herbert Schildt (2011). Java a beginner's guide. 5th Edition. McGraw-Hill. (ISBN: 978-0071606325)
Additional:
3.
Sun Learning Service, (2008). Java Programming Language Student Guide SL-275-SE6. Sun Microsystems.
4.
Ralph Bravaco, Charles Simonson (2010). Java programming from the ground up. 1st Edition. McGraw-Hill. (ISBN:
978-0071271264)
5.
Barry Burd (2011). Java for dummies. 5th Edition. For Dummies. (ISBN: 978-0470471732)
COURSE
: DFT3112 PROFESSIONALISM AND ETHICS IN IT
CREDIT
: 2
SYNOPSIS
PROFESSIONALISM AND ETHICS IN IT course deals with some theories and code of ethics that computer professionals
are likely to encounter in the ICT field. Students are exposed to several areas of ethical issues, privacy of personal
information, piracy, sharing of information, accuracy and access to information. This course also exposes student the
code of conduct for computing and information technology professional.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Herman T.Tavani, (2010). Ethics and Technology: Controversies, Questions and Strategies for Ethical Computing,
Wiley, 3rd Edition. (ISBN: 978-0470509500).
2.
Robert N. Barger, (2008). Computer Ethics: A Cased-based Approach. Cambridge University Press.(ISBN: 9780521709149)
Additional:
3.
Micheal J. Quinn, (2012), Ethics for the Information Age. Addison Wesley, 5th Edition. (ISBN: 978-0132133876)
4.
Kenneth Einar Himma, Herman T. Tavani. (2008). The Handbook of Information and Computer Ethics, Wiley.
(ISBN: 978-0471-79959-7)
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5.
Sara Baase, (2012). A Gift of Fire: Social, Legal and Ethical Issues for Computing. Prentice-Hall, 4th Edition. (ISBN:
978-0132492679)
COURSE
: DFT3133 COMPUTER NETWORK
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFC1013 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SYSTEM
SYNOPSIS
COMPUTER NETWORK course introduces students to the concepts and principles of data transmission and computer
networks. This course enables students to correctly use standard terminology in describing the main Local Area
Network (LAN) topologies, and hardware components used in networking. This course provides students with the
knowledge and skills to build a network infrastructure using copper cable, fiber optic cable, and wireless devices.
Students also learn to troubleshoot network and secure the network.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Dean, T. (2012). Network+ Guide to Networks. Course Technology (6th Edition). (ISBN: 9781133608196). Boston:
Cengage Learning.
2.
Forouzan, A.B. (2013). Data Communication and Networking (5th Edition). (ISBN: 0073376221). Canada:
McGRaw-Hill.
Additional:
3.
Lammle, T. (2011). CCNA: Cisco Certified Network Associate Deluxe Study Guide. Sybex (6th Edition). (ISBN: 9780470901083).Canada: Sybex.
4.
Wallace, K. (2011). CompTIA Network+ N10-005 Authorize Cert Guide. Pearson (1ST Edition). (ISBN: 9780789748218).USA: Pearson Education.
COURSE
: DFS3113 INFORMATION SECURITY
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
INFORMATION SECURITY course provides a foundation in the basic Information Security (IS) knowledge and skills
necessary for ICT professionals. Students are exposed to the principles and good practices in environmentally
sustainable secured computing and the use of appropriate tools and technologies in managing IS environment.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Andress, J. (2014) The Basic of Information Security: Understanding the Fundamentals of InfoSec in Theory and
Practice. USA: Syngree (ISBN: 978-0128007440).
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2.
Maiwald, E. (2012). Network Security: A Beginner’s Guide (3rd Edition). USA: McGrawHill Osborne Media. (ISBN:
978-0-07-179570-8)
Additional:
3.
Ciampa, M. (2014). CompTIA Security+ Guide Network Security Fundamentals, 5th Edition. USA: Cencage Learning.
(ISBN: 978-1-305-09391-1)
4.
Dulaney, E. and Easttom, C. (2014). CompTIA Security+ Study Guide: SY0-401. USA: Sybex. (ISBN: 978-1118875070)
5.
Miller, D. R. and Gregg, M. (2011). Security Administrator Street Smarts: A Real World Guide to CompTIA Security+
Skills, 3rd Edition. USA: Sybex. (ISBN:978-1-118-06116-9)
6.
Whitman, M. E. and Mattord, H. J. (2014). Principles of Information Security (5th Edition), USA: Cencage Learning
(ISBN: 978-1285448367).
COURSE
CREDIT
: 2
PRE REQUISITE : DUE1012 COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 1
SYNOPSIS
COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 2 emphasises the skills needed to describe products and services as well as processes and
procedures. It focuses on the skills to give and respond to instructions. The course will also enable students to make
and reply to enquiries and complaints in their future workplace.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Abdullah, N.A, Mohd Nor, N.Z., Thee, C.S.; Foo, K. (2008) Communication Skills for The Workplace. Selangor: August
Publishing Sdn Bhd.
2.
Lafond C., Vine S. & Welch B. (2010) English for Negotiating. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (ISBN:
97801944579513)
Additional:
3.
Newman, A. & Ober, S. (2012). Business Communication: In Person, In Print, Online (8th Edition), Cencage Learning.
(ISBN: 978-1111533168)
4.
Anderson, W. (2012). Communication Skills for The Workplace, Create space Independent Publishing Platform.
(ISBN:978-1-4776-9808-2)
5.
Searless, G.J. (2008). Workplace Communications: The Basics. 4th Edition. Longman.
6.
Press. (ISBN: 978-1577667452)
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COURSE
: DRK3002 KO-KURIKULUM 2 (KELAB/ PERSATUAN)
CREDIT
: 2
PRE REQUISITE : DRS2001 KO-KURIKULUM 1
SYNOPSIS
KOKURIKULUM 2 memfokuskan kepada penguasaan pengetahuan dan kemahiran khusus secara holistik bagi
mengukuhkan pembentukan kemahiran insaniah pelajar yang positif.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Gapor Ahmad. (2007). Kejurulatihan dan Sains Sukan. Utusan Publication & Distributors Sdn. Bhd. (ISBN
9676119296).
2.
Wahab, S. (2006). Mengurus Majlis & Acara Rasmi. PTS Professional Publishing Sdn. Bhd. (ISBN 9789833585380).
3.
Wahab, S. (2005). Surat Minit Mesyuarat Dokumen Perniagaan dan Laporan. PTS Professional Publishing Sdn. Bhd.
(ISBN 9789833376292).
4.
Jabatan Pengurusan Institusi Pengajian Tinggi 2006. Modul Pembangunan Kemahiran Insaniah (Soft Skills).
Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi Malaysia. Putrajaya.
Additional:
5.
Che Hasnizah dan Ab. Aziz. 2011. Kemahiran Komunikasi Interpersonal Dalam Organisasi. Universiti Malaysia
Terengganu.
6.
James Ang Jit Eng, Balasandran Ramiah. Kepimpinan Instruksional, Satu Panduan Praktikal. Malaysia: PTS
Profesional Sdn. Bhd (ISBN 978-967-5226-41-0).
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Course Synopsis
Sinopsis Kursus
Semester 4
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COURSE
: DFC4013 SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN course is an introduction to the concept and the development of information system.
The course is designed to acquire the knowledge of system development life cycle. It covers all activities in planning,
analysing, designing and developing information systems including techniques used in software maintenance.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
2.
Shelly, G. B., Rosenblatt, H. J. (2012). Analysis and Design for Systems, 9th edition, Thompson Course Technology.
Kendall & Kendall. (2011). System Analysis & Design, 8th edition, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.
Additional:
3.
David P. Tegarden et al, (2012). Systems Analysis and Design with UML, 4th Edition International Student Version.
John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (ISBN: 978-1118092361).
4.
Jeffrey A. Hoffer et al, (2010). Modern Systems Analysis and Design (6th Edition). Prentice Hall. (ISBN: 9780136088219).
5.
Jack T. Marchewka, (2009). Information Technology Project Management. Wiley (3rd Edition). (ISBN: 9780470371930).
6.
Kenneth E. Kendall and Julie E. Kendall, (2010). Systems Analysis and Design (8th Edition). (ISBN-13: 9780136089162).
COURSE
: DFS4113 CYBERLAW
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
CYBER LAW course deals with some of the major legal aspects of computing which are related to the various aspects
of law. Some leading topics include cybercrimes, electronic and digital signatures, intellectual property, data protection
and privacy and crimes in Information communication and technology. Students are exposed to the cyber laws in
Malaysia which governs the process and dissemination of information digitally. This course also teaches students the
importance of adhering to cyber laws and regulation in order to regulate and protect the ICT industry from misuse and
illegal activities.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Ian J. Lloyd, (2008). Information Technology Law. (5th ed). New York: Oxford University Press.
Additional:
2.
Bainbridge, David I. (2007). Intellectual Property Law. (5th ed). Harlow: Longman.
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3.
Khadijah Mohamed & Ahmad Shamsul Abd Aziz. (2005). Undang-undang harta intelek di Malaysia. Sintok:
Penerbit Universiti Utara Malaysia.
4.
Munir, Abu Bakar. (1999). Cyberlaw: Policies and challenges. Kuala Lumpur: Malayan Law Journal.
COURSE
: DFS4123 INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFS3113 INFORMATION SECURITY
SYNOPSIS
INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT course provides a foundation in the Information Security Management
System (ISMS) knowledge and skills necessary for ICT professionals. Students are exposed to ISMS domain, security
policies, concept and good practices in securing computing management and the use of standards and policies in
organization. This course provides students with the good knowledge of disaster recovery planning.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Michael E. Whitman, Herbert J. Mattord (2010), Management of Information Security. Course Technology.
(ISBN:978-1-4354-8884-7)
2.
David R. Miller, Michael Gregg (2009), Security Administrator Street Smarts. Wiley Publishing, Inc.(ISBN: 978-0470-40485-0)
Additional:
3.
Harold F. Tipton, Micki Krause Nozaki (2012), Information Security Management Handbook, Sixth Edition, Volume
6. Taylor & Francis Group LLC. (ISBN-13: 978-1439893135).
4.
Darril Gibson (2011), CompTIA Security+. Create Space, North Charleston, SC.(ISBN:9781463762360)
5.
EC-Council Academy (2010), EC-Council Network Security Administrator Official Courseware (version 4.0). ECCouncil Organisation (http://www.eccouncil.org)
COURSE
: DFS4133 COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFT3133 COMPUTER NETWORK
SYNOPSIS
COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY course is designed to focus on the overall security processes based on security policy
emphasizing on hands-on skills in the areas of secure perimeter, secure connectivity, identity services and intrusion
detection. The knowledge delivered shall enable students to identify some of the security approaches to design a
defensive strategy in a computer network environment. Discussions on the security features of Microsoft Windows
Server and Open Source Software network operating systems are also included.
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REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Eric Maiwald. Fundamental of Network Security. McGraw-Hill Technology Education. (ISBN: 0-07-223093-2)
2.
Eric Mailwald. A Beginner’s Guide Network Security. McGraw-Hill Technology Education. (ISBN: 978-0-07-1795708)
Additional:
3.
Chris Benton. Mastering Network Security. Sibex. ISBN: 0-7821-2343-0
4.
Department of Skill Development MOHR (2010), Occupational Structure-Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) Industry. Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia. (ISBN:978-967-5236-31-0)
5.
EC-Council Academy (2010), EC-Council Network Security Administrator Official Courseware (version 4.0).ECCouncil Organisation (http://www.eccouncil.org)
6.
James Stanger & Patrick T. Lane. Hack Proofing Linux. Syngress. (ISBN: 1-928994-34-2)
7.
Mike Pastore, Emmett Dulaney (2006), CompTIA Security+. Wiley Publishing, Inc. (ISBN:978-0-4700-3821-5)
8.
Sean Convery. Network Security Architectures. Cisco Press. ISBN: 1-58705-115-X.
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Course Synopsis
Sinopsis Kursus
Semester 5
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COURSE
: DUT4011 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
CREDIT
: 10
PRE REQUISITE : Lulus Semua Kursus Semester 1 hingga 5 (tertakluk kepada arahan pelaksanaan Latihan
Industri)
SYNOPSIS
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING exposes students to related workplace competencies demanded by industries. This course
provides exposure to students in terms of technology literacy, effective communication, practice social skills and
teamwork, policies, procedures and regulations, professional ethics and reporting. It also equips students with real
work experience, thus helping students to perform as novice workers.
REFERENCES
Main:
Tiada
Additional:
Tiada
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Course Synopsis
Sinopsis Kursus
Semester 6
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COURSE
: DFC6013 CYBERPRENEURSHIP
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
CYBERPRENEURSHIP course is designed to introduce cyberpreneurship concepts to students. The course will equip
students with the knowledge of e-commerce business that would hopefully encourage them to become
cybertrepreneurs in the e-commerce industry. The information seeking, processing and decision making skills of a
cyberpreneur has been given due recognition in the teaching of this course.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Kuratko, D. F. (2014). Entrepreneurship: Theory, Process and Practice 9th Edition. USA: Cengage Learning (ISBN:
978-1-285-05175-8)
2.
Sarimah Hanim Aman Shah, Abdul Rashid Mohd Ali (2012). Entrepreneurship 2nd Edition. Oxford Fajar Sdn. Bhd.
(ISBN: 978-983-45096-5-1)
Additional:
3.
Ang Huat Bin (2011). Business Management. Second Edition. Oxford Fajar Sdn. Bhd. (ISBN: 9789834703653)
4.
Boone & L.Kurtz David (2012) Contemporary Marketing 15th Edition. USA: Cengage Learning (ISBN: 978-1-11122178-2)
5.
Heng Seai Kie (2010). Basic Accounting. Oxford Fajar Sdn. Bhd. (ISBN: 9789834509903).
6.
Jere L. Calmes (2010). Start Your Own e-Business 5th Edition Entrepreneur. Canada: Entrepreneur Media Inc. (ISBN
: 978-1-59918-387-9)
7.
Mazzarol, T.W. (2011). Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Cases and Readings, Tilde University Press, Prahran, Vic.
(ISBN: 9-7807-3461-1055)
8.
Tawfik Jelassi, Albrecht Enders and Francisco J. Martinez-Lopez (2014). Strategies for E-Business: Concepts and
Cases. Pearson Education Limited. (ISBN : 978-0273757870)
COURSE
: DFS6113 ETHICAL HACKING
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFS4123 INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT
SYNOPSIS
ETHICAL HACKING course provides technical skills to penetrate networks and/or computer system using the same
methods as a hacker. The goal of ethical hackers is to help organizations take preemptive measures against malicious
attacks by attacking system themselves, whilst staying within legal limits. This course also introduces students to the
professional ethics in which computer professionals apply codes of ethics, ethical issues and standards of good practice
within their profession.
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REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Kimberly Graves (2010), Certified Ethical Hacker Study Guide. Wiley Publishing, Inc.(ISBN: 978-0470525203)
Additional:
2.
Kevin Beaver (2004), Hacking for Dummies. Wiley Publishing, Inc.(ISBN: 0-76455784-X)
3.
Kevin Beaver and Peter T.Davis (2005), Hacking Wireless Network for Dummies. Wiley Publishing, Inc.(ISBN: 9780764597305)
COURSE
: DFT6124 PROJECT
CREDIT
: 4
PRE REQUISITE : DFC4013 SYSTEM ANALYSIS & DESIGN
: DFS4133 COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY
SYNOPSIS
PROJECT course will give students the practical and design experience of carrying out an independent application
software or technical project from project requirements, implementation, testing to delivery and presentation of the
project. The course requires students to learn new technologies and encourage student to develop their generic skills
such as developing teamwork, project management, communication skills, problem solving skills and technical writing
skills. This will inculcate independent and life-long learning.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Dennis,A., Barbara, H. W., Roth, R.M.,(2012), System Analysis & Design, 5th edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc (ISBN13 : 978-1118057629)
2.
Mikael Berndtsson, Jörgen Hansson, B. Olsson, B. Lundell (2008), Thesis Projects, A Guide for Students in Computer
Science and Information Systems, Second Edition, Springer (ISBN-13: 978-1-84800-008-7)
Additional:
3.
Hoffer, Jeffrey A., George, Joey F., & Valacich, Joseph S. (2002) Modern System Analysis & Design. Prentice Hall
4.
Jack T. Marchewka (2009). Information Technology Project Management: Providing measurable Organizational
Value. 3rd edition, Wiley (ISBN-13 : 978-0470371930)
5.
Kathy S. (2010). Information Technology Project Management. Cengage Learning. (ISBN : 9781111221751 )
6.
Mikael Berndtsson, Jorgen Hansson, B. Olsson, B. Lundell, (2006). Planning and Implementing your Final Year
Project - with Success!: A Guide for Students in Computer Science and Information Systems. Springer (ISBN : 9781852333324)
7.
Sally Fincher, Marian Petre, Martyn Clark, (2011). Computer Science Project Work: Principles and Pragmatics.
Springer (ISBN: 978-1849968652)
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COURSE
CREDIT
: 2
PRE REQUISITE : DUE5012 COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 3
SYNOPSIS
COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 3 aims to develop the skills necessary to carry out a mini project as well as job hunting
skills. Students will learn to present ideas through the use of graphs and charts. Students will learn the process of job
hunting which includes job search strategies and making enquiries. They will also learn to write resumes and cover
letters. The students will develop skills to introduce themselves, highlight their strengths and abilities, present ideas,
express opinions and respond appropriately during job interviews.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Bradbury, A. (2010). Successful Presentation Skills: Build Confidence; Understand Body Language; Use Visual Aids
Effectively (Creating Success) (4th Edition) Kogan Page. (ISBN 978-0749460334)
2.
Nor Azni Abdullah, Mohd Nor, N.Z., Thee, C.S., Foo, K. (2011) Communication Skills For The Workplace. Selangor:
August Publishing Sdn. Bhd. (ISBN 978-983-3317-21-9)
Additional:
3.
Hancock, M. (2012). English Pronounciation in Use Intermediate with Answers, Audio CDs and CD-ROM, Cambridge
University Press. (ISBN : 978-0521185134)
4.
Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab (http://www.esl-lab.com/ Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab).
5.
Press. (ISBN: 978-1577667452)
COURSE
: DUA6022 KOMUNIKASI DAN PENYIARAN ISLAM
CREDIT
: 2
SYNOPSIS
KOMUNIKASI DAN PENYIARAN ISLAM memfokuskan kepada penguasaan konsep, kemahiran komunikasi dan
penyiaran Islam bagi meningkatkan kefahaman pelajar secara holistik terhadap kursus ini.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Abdullah Basmeih. (2010). Tafsir Pimpinan Ar-Rahman (Rumi). JAKIM & Darul Fikir
2.
Harun Din. (2013). Islam: Rujukan Efektif Akhlak Mulia. PTS Litera Utama , ( ISBN: 978- 983- 3604- 27- 2)
3.
Zulkifli Abdul Ghani. (2011). Islam, Komunikasi Teknologi Maklumat. Utusan Publication & Distributors Sdn. Bhd.
Additional:
4.
Abdullah Hassan, Ainon Mohd. (2006). Komunikasi Di Tempat Kerja. PTS Profesional Publishing Sdn, Bhd (ISBN:
983- 3376-78 - 9).
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5.
Alias Othman, Anisah Ab. Ghani. (2009). Apa Kata Islam Mengenai Hubungan Sosial. PTS Islamika (ISBN: 978-9675137 – 04).
6.
Egan, G. (2007). The Skilled Helper. Thomson Higher Education, 10 Davis Drive, Belmont USA.
7.
Engku Ahmad Zaki Engku Alwi. (2009). Apa itu Islam. PTS Islamika (ISBN: 978-967-5237 -04-4).
8.
Saodah Wok Awang, Narimah Ismail, Mohd Yusoff Hussain. (2006). Teori-Teori Komunikasi. PTS Profesional
Publishing Sdn, Bhd. (ISBN: 983- 3376- 70 -3).
9.
Zainuddin Zakaria, Ziadatul Hidayah Zakaria. (2006). Komunikasi Efektif. PTS Profesional (ISBN -13: 978-9833376-74-2: ISBN -10: 983-3376-74-6).
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Course Synopsis
Sinopsis Kursus
Course Elective
Kursus Elektif
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COURSE
: DFN3113 OPEN SOURCE OPERATING SYSTEM
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFC2043 OPERATING SYSTEM
SYNOPSIS
OPEN SOURCE OPERATING SYSTEM course is an introductory course in Open Source Software. Installation,
configuration and management of Linux operating systems are explored. Focus on directory and file management, user
account management, and certain device management will be discussed. The course also addresses shell scripting,
basic networking and troubleshooting of Linux systems.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Christopher Negus (2011), Linux Bible 2011 Edition: Boot up to Ubuntu, Fedora, KNOPPIX, Debian, openSUSE, and
13 Other Distributions, (1st Edition) Wiley (ISBN 978-0470929988)
2.
Chuck Easttom (2012). Essential Linux Administration: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners, (1st Edition). Course
Technology PTR (ISBN 978-1435459564)
Additional:
3.
Ellen Siever (2009). Linux in a Nutshell (6th Edition). O'Reilly Media (ISBN 978-0596154486)
4.
Machtelt Garrels (2010). Introduction to Linux, (3rd Edition). Fultus Corporation (ISBN 978-1596821996)
5.
Mark G. Sobell (2010). Practical Guide to Ubuntu Linux, (3rd Edition). Prentice Hall (ISBN 978-0132542487)
6.
Richard Blum and Christine Bresnahan (2011). Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible (2nd Edition). Wiley
(ISBN 978-1118004425)
COURSE
: DFT3123 HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION course aims to provide students with fundamental knowledge of HCI, including
areas such as user and task analysis, human factors, ergonomics, accessibility standards and universal design. The
course focuses on awareness in computer technology and how usability plays a major part in achieving effective
implementation of designs and interactivity. This provides a new dimension that will enrich the lives of people who
are ICT savvy.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Yvonne Rogers, Helen Sharp and Jenny Preece (2011). Interaction Design: Beyond Human – Computer Interaction,
Third Edition. John Wiley & Sons. (ISBN : 978-0-470-66576-3)
2.
Andrew Sears and Julie A. Jacko, (2009). Human-Computer Interaction: Design Issues, Solutions, and Applications.
CRC Press. (ISBN: 978-1420088854)
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Additional:
3.
Alan Dix, Janet Finlay, Gregory D. Abowd and Russell Beale (2003). Human Computer Interaction Third Edition.
Prentice Hall. (ISBN : 978-01-30461094)
4.
Alex Kirlik, (2009). Adaptive Perspectives on Human-Technology Interaction: Methods and Models for Cognitive
Engineering and Human-Computer Interaction. Oxford University Press, USA. (ISBN: 978-0195374827).
5.
Julie A. Jacko, (2012). Human-Computer Interaction Handbook: Fundamentals, Evolving Technologies, and
Emerging Applications, Third Edition. CRC Press. (ISBN: 978-1439829431).
6.
Panayiotis Zaphiris and Chee Siang Ang, (2009). Human Computer Interaction: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools and
Applications. Information Science Reference. (ISBN: 978-1605660523).
COURSE
: DFP3143 WEB DEVELOPMENT
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFP2033 DATABASE SYSTEM
SYNOPSIS
WEB DEVELOPMENT course is designed to introduce students to program a web based application. Students will be
exposed to the software and technologies involved in developing web based application. Throughout the course,
students will learn proper techniques to develop web based applications starting from designing interfaces to
publishing application to a production server.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Don Gosselin, Diana Kokoska (2011), PHP Programming with MySQL, International Edition, (2nd Edition).
Cengage. (ISBN: 9780538468145)
2.
Janet Valade, (2009). PHP & MySQL for Dummies (4th Edition). For Dummies. (ISBN: 978-0470527580).
Additional:
3.
Don Gosselin (2011), Principles of HTML, XHTML and DHTML: The Web Technologies Series, (1nd Edition).
Cengage. (ISBN: 9780538474610)
4.
David Powers, (2010). PHP Solutions: Dynamic Web Design Made Easy. FriendsofED (2nd Edition). (ISBN: 9781430232490).
5.
Joel Murach and Ray Harris, (2010). Murach's PHP and MySQL: Training & Reference.Mike Murach & Associates.
(ISBN: 978-1890774561)
6.
Robin Nixon, (2009). Learning PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript: A Step-By-Step Guide to Creating Dynamic Websites.
O'Reilly Media. (ISBN: 978-0596157135).
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COURSE
: DFP4113 MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY course is designed to introduce students to multimedia technology. Students will explore
the use of multimedia tools in designing and authoring of interactive digital media. Students will be able to insert, create
and edit digital images, text, sounds, video and animation to develop multimedia application.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Adobe Creative Team (2012). Adobe Flash Professional CS6 Classroom in a Book, Adobe Press. (ISBN: 9780133005981)
2.
T.M. Savage and K.E. Vogel, (2013). An Introduction to Digital Multimedia, Jones & Bartlett Publishers. (ISBN: 9781449688394)
Additional:
3.
Adobe Creative Team (2012). Adobe Audition CS6 Classroom in a Book, Adobe Press. (ISBN: 978- 0133016819)
4.
Adobe Creative Team (2012). Adobe Photoshop CS6 Classroom in a Book, Adobe Press. (ISBN: 9780133011654)Beach, (2008). Real World Video Compession. Peachpit Press. (ISBN: 978-0321514691)
5.
N.Chapman and J.Chapman, (2009). Digital Multimedia,l 3rd Edition, Wiley (ISBN: 978-0470512166)
6.
T. Vaughan., (2010). Multimedia Making It Work Eighth Edition, McGraw-Hill Osborne Media (8 editions), (ISBN:
978-0071748469)
7.
T.M. Savage and K.E. Vogel, (2008). An Introduction to Digital Multimedia, Jones & Bartlett Publishers. (ISBN: 9780763750527)
COURSE
: DEC5052 EMBEDDED SYSTEM APPLICATIONS
CREDIT
: 2
SYNOPSIS
EMBEDDED SYSTEM APPLICATIONS covers the basic concept and application of microcontroller system based on
Peripheral Interface Controller (PIC) microcontroller. Students will learn software and hardware development on
PIC16F/PIC18F microcontroller development system and understand how to do interfacing with external devices
using suitable internal chip features. Students are exposed to the new Microcontroller Unit (MCU) simulation software
such as Proteus.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Muhammad Ali Mazidi, Rolin D. Mckinlay & Danny Causey (2008). PIC Microcontroller and Embedded Systems:
Using Assembly and C for PIC18. Pearson Prentice Hall. (ISBN: 9780136009023)
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2.
Martin Bates (2008). Programming 8-Bit PIC Microcontrollers In C: With Interactive Hardware Simulation, Newnes.
(ISBN: 9780750689601)
Additional:
3.
Barry B. Brey (2008). Applying PIC18 Microcontrollers: Architecture, Programming, and Interfacing using C and
Assembly, Pearson Prentice Hall. (ISBN: 9780130885463)
4.
Huang Han-Way (2005). PIC Microcontroller: An Introduction to Software and Hardware Interfacing, Thomson &
Delmar Learning. (ISBN: 9781401839673)
5.
Martin Bates (2006). Interfacing PIC Microcontrollers Embedded Design by Interactive Simulation, Newnes. (ISBN:
9780750680288)
COURSE
: DBM4213 QUANTITATIVE STATISTICS
CREDIT
: 2
SYNOPSIS
QUANTITATIVE STATISTICS course introduces students to basic statistical concepts such as organizing data, numerical
descriptive measures, probability and its applications, probability distributions, sampling, estimation and hypothesis
testing.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Tan Choo Kim, Tan Choo Peng, Mislina Atan@Mohd Salleh, Assliza Salim, Lye Chun Teck, Law Check Yee and
Choong Fook Seng (2008). Elementary Probability & Statistics (2nd Edition). Pearson Prentice Hall. (ISBN 978-9833927—51-7)
Additional:
2.
Erwin Kreyszig (2011). Advanced Engineering Mathematics (10th Edition). John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. (ISBN:
9780470646137)
3.
John Bird (2010). Higher Engineering Mathematics (6th Edition). Elsevier Ltd. (ISBN: 978-1-85-617767-2)
4.
James Steward (2012). Calculus, Seven Edition. Brooks/Cole. (ISBN-13 : 978-0-538-49781-7) , (ISBN-10 : 0-53849781-5)
5.
K. A Stroud and Dexter J. Booth (2010). Engineering Mathematics (6th Edition). Palgrave McMillan. (ISBN: 978-140-394246-3)
6.
Soo T. Tan (2011). Calculus Early Transcendentals. Brooks/Cole. (ISBN-13 : 978-0534-46554-4) , (ISBN-10 : 0534-46554-4
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COURSE
: DFP6213 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFC2033 DATABASE SYSTEM
SYNOPSIS
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE course is designed to emphasize the classification of specific technologies for collecting,
storing, analyzing and giving the best option for enterprise users to make better decisions. Consist of the Data
Warehousing, Decision Support System, OLAP and OLTP which are useful in helping human being to get the best
decision for their business.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
R. N. Prasad, Seema Acharya (2011), Business Analytics (1st Edition), Wiley-India (ISBN 978-8126532032)
Additional:
2.
Matteo Golfarelli, Stefano Rizzi (2009), Data Warehouse Design: Modern Principles and Methodologies, (1st
Edition) McGraw Hill Professional (ISBN 978-0071610391)
3.
Erik Thomsen (2002), OLAP Solutions: Building Multidimensional Information Systems, (2nd Edition) Wiley
Computer Publishing (ISBN 0-471-40030-0)
4.
Paul Lane (2009), Data Warehousing Guide, (Release 2 11.2) Oracle ® Database (E10810-02)
COURSE
: DFP6223 MOBILE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
CREDIT
: 3
PRE REQUISITE : DFC3013 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
SYNOPSIS
MOBILE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT introduces mobile application development for the Android platform. Android is a
software stack for mobile devices that includes an operating system, middleware and key applications. The Android SDK
provides the tools and APIs necessary to begin developing applications on the Android platform using the Java programming
language. Students will learn skills for creating and deploying Android applications, with particular emphasis on software
engineering topics including software architecture, software process, usability, and deployment. Topics will include Android
Development Environment, user interfaces, audio, persistence, SQLite databases, location, sensors, and graphics
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Tan Choo Kim, Tan Choo Peng, Mislina Atan@Mohd Salleh, Assliza Salim, Lye Chun Teck, Law Check Yee and
Choong Fook Seng (2008). Elementary Probability & Statistics (2nd Edition). Pearson Prentice Hall. (ISBN 978-9833927—51-7)
Additional:
2.
Erwin Kreyszig (2011). Advanced Engineering Mathematics (10th Edition). John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. (ISBN:
9780470646137)
64
3.
John Bird (2010). Higher Engineering Mathematics (6th Edition). Elsevier Ltd. (ISBN: 978-1-85-617767-2)
4.
James Steward (2012). Calculus, Seven Edition. Brooks/Cole. (ISBN-13 : 978-0-538-49781-7) , (ISBN-10 : 0-53849781-5)
COURSE
: DFP6233 .NET TECHNOLOGY
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
.NET PROGRAMMING course provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to develop applications in
Microsoft Visual Basic .NET for the Microsoft .NET platform. The course focuses on user interfaces, program structure,
language syntax, and integration of .NET application development.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Diane Zak (2012), Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic, Course Technology Cengage Learning.(ISBN 9
781111577612)
2.
Bernie O’Brien and Catherine Seaver (2008). Microsoft Visual Basic. NET Programming Essentials. Microsoft Press.
(ISBN 978-0072256215.)
Additional:
3.
Andrew Troelsen (2008). Pro VB 2008 and the .NET 3.5 Platform (Windows.Net) (3rd Edtion). Apress (ISBN 9781590598221)
4.
David Chappell (2006). Understanding .NET) (2nd Edtion). Pearson Addison Wesley (ISBN 0-321-19404-7)
5.
H.M Deitel, P. J. Deitel and T.R. Nieto. (2002). Visual Basic.Net How to Program, Second Edition. Prentice Hall. (ISBN
0-13-029363-6).
6.
John Smiley. (2002). Learn to Program with Visual Basic.NET (Paperback). Osbourne. (ISBN 13:978-0072131772)
7.
Michael Halvorson (2008). Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Step by Step. Microsoft Press (ISBN: 978-0735625372).
8.
Microsoft Official Course (2008). 2956B Core Foundations of Microsoft .NET 2.0 Development. Microsoft Press.
9.
Microsoft Official Course (2008). 2957B Advanced Foundations of Microsoft .NET 2.0 Development. Microsoft Press.
10.
Microsoft Official Course (2008). 2310 Developing Web Applications Using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. Microsoft
Press.
COURSE
: DFN4133 NETWORK PROGRAMMING
CREDIT
: 3
SYNOPSIS
NETWORK PROGRAMMING course focuses on the concept of sockets as means of using Internet Protocol (IP) to
communicate between machines and using Java programming language to establish the network communication. The
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course introduces elements of network programming and concepts involved in creating network applications using
sockets. This opens up a whole new class of applications to programmers.
REFERENCES
Main:
1.
Harold, E.R., (2013). Java Network Programming, 4th Edition. United States: O'Reilly Media. (ISBN : 9781449357672)
2.
Graba,J., (2013). An Introduction to Network Programming with Java: Java 7 Competible, 3rd Edition. United
Kingdom: Sringer. (ISBN: 978-1-4471-5253-8)
Additional:
3.
Ciubotaru, B. and Muntean, G., & SpringerLink (Online service). (2013). Advanced network programming-Principles and techniques: Network Application Programming with Java.; New York: Springer (ISBN : 9781447152910)
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