Course Details

Diploma In Information Systems (Business Computing)

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Description
This is a multidisciplinary programme that combines the fundamentals of computing and business. It aims to equip students with technical skills in systems analysis and design, information processing and analytics, as well as essential business knowledge in accounting, marketing and management. Graduates of the programme are expected to be skilled IT professionals with software and related skills coupled with a good knowledge of how businesses function. They should also be capable of creating competitive advantage in business by developing meaningful business solutions with the use of cutting-edge technologies to support tactical, operational and strategic needs of a business.
Field of Study

Computing & IT

Duration (Years)

3 Years

Course Fees

RM 26,000 (USD 6,190)

MQA No.

PA 7555
Intake (Month)

Feb / Apr / May / Sept

O-Level/GCSE

PASS WITH A MINIMUM OF GRADE C in 3 subjects inclusive of Mathematics
UEC

PASS WITH A MINIMUM OF GRADE B in any 3 subjects inclusive of Mathematics

Year 1

Introduction to Computing
Cognitive Process and Problem Solving
Problem Solving and Programming
Computing Mathematics I & II
Business Statistics I
Computer Architecture
Information Systems
Systems Analysis and Design
Decision Support with Spreadsheets
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Finance
Pengajian Malaysia II
Year 2

Networking Fundamentals
Management Information Systems
Database Management Systems
Operating Systems Concepts
Cyberpreneurship
Basic Concepts of Marketing
Introduction to Management
Introduction to Economics
e-Business Management
Issues in Malaysian Economy
Co-Curriculum
*Elective Subjects
Year 3

Introduction to Human Resource Management
Operation Management
*Elective Subjects
Final Year Project
Practical Training
Others

Introduction to Human Computer Interaction
Business Analytics
Enterprise Systems
Business Process Management
Project Management Fundamentals
Business Mathematics I
Introduction to Business Laws
Introduction to Investment
Introduction to Business Ethics
Web Applications Development
Effective Communication

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