DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS

KULLIYYAH OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

http://www.kict.iiu.edu.my

Curriculum Structure for

Bachelor of
Information Technology (BIT)

FOR STUDENTS WITH MATRIC NO. 081XXXX AND ABOVE AND

FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT TAKEN ANY ICT COURSES PRIOR TO
SEMESTER 1, 2008/2009

BIT programme at KICT is a computing degree in Information Technology with an emphasis

on Information Systems.

What is Information Technology?

“Information Technology curricular prepares students to meet the technology needs of

business, government, healthcare, schools and other kinds of organizations. The emphasis is on
the technology itself more than information (as in Information Systems) …”

What is Information Systems?

“Information Systems specialists focus on integrating information technology solutions and

business processes to meet the information needs of businesses and other enterprises, enabling
them to achieve their objectives in an effective and efficient way…”

Definition by: ACM’s Computing Curricula 2005 Overview Report

Version 2.1
Updated July 2010
 Table of Contents

No. Contents Page

Introduction
KICT’s Vision and Mission 3
About the Department 3
The Background of BIT Programme 3
The Objectives of BIT Programme 4
Programme Learning Outcomes 4
Career Opportunity 4
BIT Currriculum Structure
Entry Requirement 5

Graduation Requirement 5

University Required Courses 5

Kulliyyah Required Courses 6

Department Required Courses 7

Department Elective Courses 8

Minor in Business Administration 10

Final Year Project 11

Industrial Attachment 12

Appendix A: Course Code Format 13

Study Plan for BIT Programme

Study Plan for BIT with Minor in Business Administration

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This document provides an overview of the Kulliyyah and the Department, the background of
the BIT programme, the programme objectives, the curriculum structure, and the synopsis of
each course.

KULLIYYAH OF ICT’S VISION AND MISSION

Vision: To be an international Centre of Educational Excellence in ICT imbued with Islamic

values and ethics.

Mission:
i. To develop high impact global players in ICT.
ii. To produce ICT leaders and knowledge-workers who are versatile, innovative,
entrepreneurial
in response to the societal needs.
iii. To promote ICT as the key enabler in the transformation of the Ummah.

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

The Department of Information Systems (DIS) was first established in 1998 under the Kulliyyah
of Economics & Management Sciences. With the establishment of KICT in 2001, DIS was
transferred into the new Kulliyyah. At the moment, DIS has about 36 academic staff, and about
500 undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Currently, DIS offers the Bachelor in Information Technology (BIT) at the undergraduate level,
Master in Information Technology (MIT) at the Masters level, and PhD in Information
Technology (P_IT) at the doctoral level. The Master programmes are currently offered in four
modes i.e. Master by research, coursework, coursework and dissertation, and coursework and
research project. The PhD programme is currently offered by research mode only.

THE BACKGROUND OF THE BIT PROGRAMME

The initial programme offered under the Kulliyyah of Economics & Management was called
Bachelor of Management Information Systems (BMIS). The first batch graduated in September
2001. With the formation of KICT in November 2001, BMIS was transferred to KICT.

In July 2002, a revised curriculum for BMIS was introduced, whereby the Kulliyyah- Required
courses were revamped to reflect the technology-oriented programme. Although managerial
courses are still an important component in the new BIT curriculum, the proportion has been
reduced drastically to accommodate for more IT related courses, following the standards set by
the Ministry of Higher Education of Malaysia. The revised curriculum was renamed as the
Bachelor in Information Technology (BIT). In October 2004, the BIT programme received the
recognition by the Public Services Department of Malaysia, which implies that IIUM BIT
graduates are nationally recognized as at par, if not better, than other BIT graduates in the
country. In June 2008, the IIUM Senate endorsed the new BIT programme for the new students
in Semester 1, 2008/2009. Hence, the Department is concurrently running two BIT programmes;
the BIT programme for batch of students 073 and below, and the BIT programme for 081 and
above.

The BIT programme is focused towards providing in-depth and up-to-date knowledge in major
areas of Information Technology to the students. Students following the programme are
required to complete substantial amount of management and business related courses besides IT
or Computer Science courses. The business exposure is necessary for the new breed of IT/IS
professionals, as effective and efficient use of the technology is an important element in
achieving competitive advantage for business organizations and excellence in service for
government and non-profit organizations.

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 THE OBJECTIVES OF BIT PROGRAMME

The main objective of the IIUM BIT programme is to produce IT professionals with the
following competencies:

 Strong technical skills – able to comprehend the sophistication of IT, as well as able to
determine, develop and manage information systems as needed by the organization;
 Sufficient management and problem solving skills - able to make good decisions
related to IT use and implementation in organizations;
 Innovative and entrepreneurial – ability to identify strategic opportunities in using IT
that lead organizations to gaining competitive edge or providing superior services;
 Strong ethical and moral values – applying Islamic values in their professionalism as
well as having good moral character.

PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES

At the end of the programme, the BIT students are expected to:

1. Acquire and apply the knowledge, tools and methodologies of IT.

2. Demonstrate an ability to understand and analyse the fundamental aspects of business
organizations, models and processes.
3. Integrate IT-based solutions into user environments within business, organisation and
societal context in accordance to standards and good practices.
4. Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, managerial, entrepreneurial and
leaderships skills.
5. Demonstrate an ability to evaluate the impacts of IT in global, economic, environmental
and societal context.
6. Demonstrate an ability to adhere to the professional and ethical responsibility in
developing and utilising IT in accordance to the teachings of Islam.
7. Recognise the need for, and ability to engage in life long learning.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

The programme orientation is expected to produce a new breed of IT professionals that are
capable to understand the rapid technical development in IT and how IT can be instrumental in
the growth of their respective organizations. Graduates of BIT seek positions in government,
healthcare, industry, education and finance, where their technical knowledge and skills, and
their understanding of the organizational, social and cultural contexts make them valuable
employees.

A representative sample of jobs includes:

IT Executive Network Administrator

Systems Analyst IT Consultant
Database Manager / Designer Technical Support Manager
Software / Application Developer E-Commerce Developer
Web Designer / Developer Technopreneur
Analyst / Programmer IT Lecturer
Multimedia Developer Business Analyst
Technology Manager Project Executive

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 BIT CURRICULUM STRUCTURE

The Department of Information Systems (DIS) introduced a new Bachelor of Information Technology
(BIT) curriculum structure commencing Semester 1, 2008/2009. Hence, this curriculum structure is
applicable for students batch 081 and above, and for students who have not undertaken any ICT
courses prior to Semester 1, 2008/2009.

This curriculum structure consists of the following:

1) BIT curriculum structure
2) BIT with Minor in Business Administration curriculum structure

ENTRY REQUIREMENT

The Kulliyyah entry requirement is CGPA 2.00. In the first level of Kulliyyah admission, students are
assigned to ICT study plan. To enter the Department (or to be in BIT study plan), students must
complete at least 15 credits earned (the cumulative credits for evaluated courses) and obtain an
average of CGPA 2.00 for the completed Kulliyyah courses.

GENERAL STRUCTURE - Graduation Requirement

Students shall complete at least 128 credit hours for BIT programme and 137 credit hours for BIT
with Minor in Business Administration, including a successful completion of 6 months of
Industrial Attachment. The table below shows the curriculum structure and the total number of
credit hours as the graduation requirement:

Program Structure Credit Hours

University Required Courses 23
Kulliyyah Required Courses 30
Department Required Courses 66
Department Elective Courses 9/21
(BIT/BIT with Minor in BA)
Total requirements for graduation 128/140
(126/138 for
International students)

UNIVERSITY REQUIRED COURSES (23 CREDIT HOURS)

University required courses are grouped into three (3) categories; general studies courses, language
courses and co-curricular courses. Students are required to fulfill the specified required credits in each
category accordingly.

University Required Courses (23 credit hours)

General Studies Course (12 credit hours)

Course Code Course Name Offering Credit Pre-requisite
Dept Hours
UNGS 2030 Islamic Worldview IRKHS 3 -
UNGS 2040 Islam, Knowledge and Civilization IRKHS 3 UNGS 2030
UNGS 2050 Ethics and Fiqh for Everyday Life IRKHS 3 UNGS 2040
RKUD 3030 Methods of Da'wah IRKHS 3 -
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Language Courses (8 credit hours)

LM 1010 Bahasa Malaysia for Foreign Students CELPAD 0 -
LM 1011 Bahasa Malaysia for Foreign Students II CELPAD 0 LM 1010
LM 2015 Business Communication for Malaysian CELPAD 2 -
Students
LE 4000 Language for Academic Purposes CELPAD 3 -
LE 4600 Language for Occupational Purposes CELPAD 3 -
LQ 0181 Elementary Quranic Language I CELPAD 0 -
LQ 0182 Elementary Quranic Language II CELPAD 0 -
TQ 1000 Tilawah Al-Quran I CELPAD 0 -
TQ 2000 Tilawah Al-Quran II CELPAD 0 -
Co-curricular Courses (3 credit hours)
Spiritual Please refer to SDEV upon offering. Each semester’s program 3
package carries 0.5 points and can disseminate in six academic semesters.
Leadership Please refer to SDEV upon offering. Each semester’s program 3
package carries 0.5 points and can disseminate in six academic semesters.
Interest-based Student’s own-initiative or selection of non-SDEV offered 3
package program(s) but endorsed by the SDEV. Crediting will depend upon
discretion of the IIUM academic affairs.

Note:
For co-curricular courses with CCHS/CCHB course codes, all students are required to take Halaqah 1
and 2 in the first year. However, this is not applicable to non-Muslims and Tahfiz students. After
fulfilling Halaqah 1 and 2, students can opt for other modules based on their interest.

KULLIYYAH REQUIRED COURSES (30 CREDIT HOURS)

A minimum of 30 credit hours have to be completed from the Kulliyyah required courses.

No. Course Course Title Offering Credit Pre-

Code Dept hours requisite(s)
1 ACC 1001 Financial Accounting Fundamentals ENM 3 -
2 CSC 1100 Elements of Programming CS 3 -
3 INFO 1102 Database Systems I IS 3 -
4 CSC 1103 Object Oriented Programming CS 3 CSC 1100
5 CSC 1401 Introduction to Computer Organization CS 3 CSC 1700
6 CSC 1700 Discrete Mathematics CS 3 -
7 CSC 1702 Calculus I CS 3 -
8 MGT 2010 Principles and Practice of Management ENM 3 -
9 INFO 2401 System Analysis & Design IS 3 CSC 1100
10 INFO 4501 ICT & Islam IS 3 -

Note: For direct intake students, Introduction to Programming, Mathematics I and Computing Skills
Placement Tests are required to be taken prior to admission to the Kulliyyah.

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DEPARTMENT REQUIRED COURSES (66 CREDIT HOURS)

A minimum of 66 credit hours have to be completed from the Department required courses.

No. Course Course Title Offeri Credit Pre-

Code ng hours requisite(s)
Dept
1 INFO 2102 Database Systems II IS 3 CSC 1100,
INFO 1102
2 CSC 2101 Data Structures & Algorithms CS 3 CSC 1100,
CSC 1401
3 INFO 2201 Multimedia Technology IS 3
4 INFO 2301 Web Programming I IS 3 INFO 1102
5 INFO 2402 Information Retrieval Technologies IS 3 INFO 2301
6 INFO 2501 Management Information Systems IS 3 MGT 2010
7 INFO 2601 Data Communication in Business IS 3 CSC 1700
8 INFO 2602 Information Security IS 3 INFO 2601
9 INFO 2701 Foundation of Quantitative Analysis IS 3 CSC 1702
10 INFO 3303 Web Programming II IS 3 INFO 2301
11 INFO 3304 E-Commerce IS 3 INFO 2201,
MGT 2010
12 CSC 3401 Operating Systems CS 3 CSC 1401
13 INFO 3401 Human Computer Interaction IS 3 INFO 2201,
INFO 2401
14 INFO 3501 Project Management in IT IS 3 INFO 2401
15 MGT 4110 Organizational Behavior ENM 3 MGT 2010
16 INFO 4502 Cyber Law and Ethics IS 3 INFO 3401
17 MGT 4710 Quality Management ENM 3 MGT 2010
18 INFO 4504 Technopreneurship IS 3 MGT 2010
19 INFO 4997 Industrial Attachment IS 6 INFO 2102,
INFO 2201,
INFO 2601,
INFO 3501
20 INFO 4998 Final Year Project I IS 3 CSC 1100,
INFO 2102,
INFO 2201,
INFO 2401
INFO 2601,
INFO 2301,
INFO 3401,
INFO 3501,
CSC 1103
21 INFO 4999 Final Year Project II IS 3 INFO 4998

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DEPARTMENT ELECTIVE COURSES (9 CREDIT HOURS)

During the final year, students are given the flexibility to select their elective courses which best suit
their career goals. A minimum of 9 credit hours (or three courses) have to be fulfilled from the
following elective courses list. These courses are grouped into concentration areas as specified below.

CONCENTRATION I: INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Course Code Course Name Offering Credit Pre-

Dept Hours requisite(s)
MGT 3050 Decision Science ENM 3 ECON 1140
INFO 4503 Information Resource & Strategy IS 3 INFO 3304,
Management INFO 3501
Any one elective course

CONCENTRATION II: MULTIMEDIA AND CREATIVE DESIGN

Course Code Course Name Offering Credit Pre-

Dept Hours requisite(s)
INFO 4201 Animation Technique IS 3 INFO 2201
INFO 4203 Creative Design Technique IS 3 INFO 2201
Any one elective course 3

CONCENTRATION III: DATA MANAGEMENT

Course Code Course Name Offering Credit Pre-

Dept Hours requisite(s)
INFO 4101 Data Mining IS 3 INFO 2102
INFO 4102 Advanced Database IS 3 INFO 2102
Any one elective course

CONCENTRATION IV: INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT

Choose any three courses from the list of elective courses below:
Course Course Title Offering Credit Pre-
Code Dept hours requisite(s)
CSC 2703 Calculus II CS 3 CSC 1700,
CSC 1702
CSC 3602 IT Security II CS 3 INFO 2602,
CSC 3401
CSC 3604 Cryptography CS 3 CSC 1700
CSC 4201 Network and System Administration CS 3 INFO 2601
CSC 4205 Network Programming CS 3 INFO 2601
CSC 4601 Computer Forensic CS 3 INFO 2602

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CONCENTRATION V: NETWORK ADMINISTRATION

Choose any three courses from the list of elective courses below:
Course Course Title Offering Credit Pre-
Code Dept hours requisite(s)
CSC 2703 Calculus II CS 3 CSC 1700,
CSC 1702
CSC 4201 Network and System Administration CS 3 INFO 2601
CSC 4202 Advanced Networks CS 3 INFO 2601
CSC 4205 Network Programming CS 3 INFO 2601
CSC 4204 Wireless Communication and Network CS 3 INFO 2601,
CSC 2703

CONCENTRATION VI: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Choose any three courses from the list of elective courses below:
Course Course Title Offering Credit hours Pre-
Code Dept requisite(s)
CSC 2704 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics CS 3 INFO 2701
CSC 3501 Software Engineering CS 3 INFO 2401
CSC 4501 Software Quality Assurance CS 3 CSC 3501
CSC 4504 Requirements Engineering CS 3 CSC 3501,
INFO 3501
CSC 4505 Software Testing CS 3 CSC 3501,
CSC 4504

Note:
PLEASE REFER TO
 APPENDIX A FOR COURSE CODE FORMAT; AND
 APPENDIX B FOR THE PROPOSED STUDY PLAN FOR OUR TWO
PROGRAMMES
i. BACHELOR IN IT (BIT)
ii. BIT WITH MINOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMME

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MINOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (21 CREDIT HOURS – 7 COURSES)

Students with CGPA 3.00 and above who would like to minor in Business Administration have to
fulfill the courses below as per KENMS minoring requirements:

Minor in BA Courses (21 credit hours)

Course Code Course Name Credit Pre-requisite
Hours
REQUIRED COURSES
ECON 1550 Introductory Economics for 3 -
Engineering
MGT 4760 Strategic Management 3
MKTG 3010, MGT
2010, FIN 3010
MGT 4810 International Business 3 MGT 2010
MKTG 3010 Marketing Principles 3 MGT 2010, ECON 1550
MGT 4650 Entrepreneurship 3 MGT 2010
FIN 3010 Financial Management I 3 ECON 1140/INFO 2701,
ECON 1550
ELECTIVE COURSES (Choose ONLY ONE (1) Courses)
MGT 4320 Human Resources Management 3 MGT 2010
MGT 4820 Management from an Islamic 3 MGT 2010
Perspective
FIN 3011 Financial Management II 3 FIN 3010
FIN 4040 Corporate Finance 3 FIN 3011
MKTG 4820 Marketing Management & Strategy 3 MKTG 3010
MGT 3050 Decision Science 3 ECON 1140/
INFO 2701

Note: The total number of courses to be fulfilled is 11 (9 required courses and 2 elective courses) as
per KENMS requirement for this minoring programme. However,
 ECON 1140 Statistical Methods which is a required course for this minor is equivalent to
INFO 2701 Foundation of Quantitative Analysis that is already included in the Department
required course list;
 ACC 1001 Financial Accounting Fundamentals which is a required course for this minor is
already included in the Kulliyyah required course list;
 MGT 2010 Principles and Practice of Management which is a required course for this minor
is already included in the Kulliyyah required course list; and
 MGT 4710 Quality Management which is an elective course for this minor is already included
in the Department required course list.

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FINAL YEAR PROJECT (FYP)

The Final Year Project (FYP) offers student an opportunity to undertake an individual or a group
work which student would find both challenging and interesting. The project is to be completed
within the span of two (2) consecutive regular semesters, coded as INFO 4998 for FYP I and INFO
4999 for FYP II. Each course carries 3 credit hours and graded separately.

FYP registration is restricted to 3rd and 4th year students only. Students must complete the following
courses:
1. CSC 1100 - Elements of Programming
2. CSC 1103 - Object Oriented Programming
3. INFO 2102 - Database Systems II
4. INFO 2201 - Multimedia Technology
5. INFO 2401 - System Analysis and Design
6. INFO 2601 - Data Communication in Business
7. INFO 2301 - Web Programming I
8. INFO 3401 - Human Computer Interaction
9. INFO 3501 - Project Management in IT

Each student would be allocated with a supervisor who will offer guidance and whom student will
meet on a weekly or biweekly basis.

Prior to registering for FYP 1, students will be briefed by the FYP Coordinator after the mid-term
break. After that, students are required to discuss their proposed topics with their potential supervisors
and submit their project proposals to the Department. They should decide the project area (currently
Multimedia or System Development) and plan to take not more than 15 credit hours in the semesters
that they are taking FYP.

Once project proposals have been submitted, supervisors will be assigned to them in the first week of
the semester. Students would initially be required to refine their proposals, do a literature review,
requirement analysis, design the product and produce an interim report after one semester (FYP I
report). Finally, upon completion of the project, students are required to produce a Final Report of
approximately 10,000 words in length. In addition, students are required to present their software
products to a panel of FYP assessors. Assessment is based on the management of the project, the
methodology, the intellectual quality and originality of the work, the structure and coherence of the
report.

For the past two semesters, the Kulliyyah has awarded Best Final Year Projects for outstanding
projects, judged by an independent Panel of Assessors. The Awards were presented at the Grand
KICT Graduation Dinner.

Copies of past FYP reports are available at the KICT Resource Centre, next to DLIS Office.

For the details, please refer to the Final Year Project Handbook or the respective Final Year Project
Coordinator.

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INDUSTRIAL ATTACHMENT (INFO 4997)

Industrial Attachment (previously known as Practical Training) is a pre-condition for graduation of

BIT programme, with 6 credit hours. The purpose of Industrial Attachment is to provide students
with an exposure to real work environment and how projects are implemented in organizations. The
duration of the attachment is about 6 months, and currently being conducted during Semester 3.

Only 3rd and 4th year students are allowed to undergo the Industrial Attachment. However, local
students are encourage to undergo Industrial Attachment in their final semester to increase the
possibility of being recruited by the company at the end of the training. Prior to registering for
Industrial Attachment, students must complete the following courses:

 INFO 2102 - Database Systems II

 INFO 2201 - Multimedia Technology
 INFO 3501 - Project Management in IT
 INFO 2601 - Data Communication in Business

Generally, students are encouraged to find their own placements; in case of difficulty, the Department
will assist them in getting the place. Either case, students must make sure that they are assigned to IT
projects, or at least attached to an IT department or unit. During the training, each student will be
assigned a Kulliyyah Supervisor i.e. a DIS lecturer as a liaison person between the department and the
organization, and a Company Supervisor. The Kulliyyah Supervisor will visit the student and meet
with the Company Supervisor, and at the end of the period, both supervisors will assess the student.
In addition, assessment will also incorporate the company’s overall feedback and the student’s report.

For the details, please refer to the Practical Training Booklet or the Practical Training Coordinator.

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APPENDIX A

COURSE CODE FORMAT FOR COURSES OFFERED BY

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS (DIS)
AND DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (DCS)

INFO XXXX - INFO means courses offered by DIS

CSC XXXX - CSC stands for Computer Science Course, offered by DCS
- First Number for Level
- Second Number for Area
- Third and Fourth Numbers for Sequence

Level Description
1 Courses offered for first year students
2 Courses offered for second year students
3 Courses offered for third year students
4 Courses offered for fourth year students

INFO CSC
Area Description Area Description
1 Database 1 Programming
2 Multimedia 2 Networking
3 Web/Internet Computing 3 Artificial Intelligence
4 System 4 System/Programming
5 Management 5 Software Engineering
Information Security/
6 6 Computer Security
Networking
7 Mathematics/Statistics 7 Mathematics
8 Special Topic 8 Special Topic
9 Industrial Attachment and FYP 9 Industrial Attachment and FYP

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B.IT STUDY PLAN (Industrial Attachment during the final semester)
FOR MALAYSIAN STUDENTS FROM CFS
Kulliyyah and Departmental Requirements UNIVERSITY COURSES
TOTAL
YEAR SEM Co-
Kulliyyah Courses CH Department Courses CH IRKH CH LANG CH CH CH
Curr

Elem. Prog. (CSC 1100) 3

Til.Q1 (TQ 1000)
SEM DBS1 (INFO 1102) 3 (0.5)* Buss. Comm. (LM 17.5
Y Islamic WorldV (UNGS 2 0.5
1 Dis. Math. (CSC 1700) 3 3 2015) (18.0)*
E 2030)
PPM (MGT 2010) 3
A
R Financial Acc. (ACC1001) 3
Til. Q2 (TQ 2000) (0.5)*
SEM OOP (CSC 1103) 3 Lang. AP (LE 18.0
Islamic Know. & Civil 3 3
1 2 ICO (CSC 1401) 3 4000) (18.5)*
(UNGS 2040)
Calculus 1 (CSC 1702) 3
DBS2 (INFO 2102) 3
Web Prog.1(INFO 2301) 3 Ethics & Fiqh (UNGS
SEM 2050)
Y MIS (INFO 2501) 3 3 0.5 18.5
1
E Data Comm (INFO 2601) 3
A FQA (INFO 2701) 3
R DSA (CSC 2101) 3
SEM MM Tech (INFO 2201) 3 Elem. Q.L.1 (LQ 0181) (4)* 15.5
SAD (INFO 2401) 3 0.5
2 2 Info. Retrieval Tech (INFO 2402) 3 (19.5)*
Info. Sec. (INFO 2602) 3
Web Prog.2 (INFO 3303) 3
PMIT (INFO 3501) 3
SEM 15.5
Y HCI (INFO 3401) 3 Elem. Q.L.2 (LQ 0182) (4)* 0.5
1 (19.5)*
E OS (CSC 3401) 3
A OB (MGT 4110) 3
R E- Comm. (INFO 3304) 3
SEM Cyberlaw & Ethics (INFO 4502) 3 Methods of
ICT & Islam (INFO 4501) 3 3 0.5 18.5
2 FYP1 (INFO 4998) 3 Da’ wah (RKUD 3030)
3
Elective 1 3
Quality Mgmt (MGT 4710) 3
Y
Technopreneurship (INFO 4504) 3
E SEM Lang. OP (LE
FYP2 (INFO 4999) 3 3 0.5 18.5
A 1 4600)
Elective 2 3
R
Elective 3 3
SEM
4 Industrial Attachm. (INFO 4997) 6 6.0
2
TOTAL 30 75 12 8 3 128
Note: * Students actual workload or contact hours
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FOR MALAYSIAN STUDENTS FROM CFS
Kulliyyah and Departmental Requirements UNIVERSITY COURSES
TOTAL
YEAR SEM Co-
Kulliyyah Courses CH Department Courses CH IRKH CH LANG CH CH CH
Curr

Elem. Prog. (CSC 1100) 3

Til.Q1 (TQ 1000)
SEM DBS1 (INFO 1102) 3 (0.5)* Buss. Comm. (LM 17.5
Y Islamic WorldView (UNGS 2 0.5
1 Dis. Math. (CSC 1700) 3 3 2015) (18.0)*
E 2030)
PPM (MGT 2010) 3
A
R Financial Acc. (ACC1001) 3
Til. Q2 (TQ 2000) (0.5)*
SEM OOP (CSC 1103) 3 Lang. AP (LE 18.0
Islamic Know. & Civil 3 3
1 2 ICO (CSC 1401) 3 4000) (18.5)*
(UNGS 2040)
Calculus 1 (CSC 1702) 3
DBS2 (INFO 2102) 3
Web Prog.1(INFO 2301) 3
SEM Ethics & Fiqh (UNGS 2050)
Y MIS (INFO 2501) 3 3 0.5 18.5
1
E Data Comm (INFO 2601) 3
A FQA (INFO 2701) 3
R DSA (CSC 2101) 3
SEM MM Tech (INFO 2201) 3 Elem. Q.L.1 (LQ 0181) (4)* 15.5
SAD (INFO 2401) 3 0.5
2 2 Info. Retrieval Tech (INFO 2402) 3 (19.5)*
Info. Sec. (INFO 2602) 3
Web Prog.2 (INFO 3303) 3
Y PMIT (INFO 3501) 3
SEM 15.5
E HCI (INFO 3401) 3 Elem. Q.L.2 (LQ 0182) (4)* 0.5
1 (19.5)*
A OS (CSC 3401) 3
R OB (MGT 4110) 3
SEM
3 Industrial Attachm. (INFO 4997) 6 6.0
2
E- Comm. (INFO 3304) 3
SEM Cyberlaw & Ethics (INFO 4502) 3 Methods of
Y ICT & Islam (INFO 4501) 3 3 0.5 18.5
1 FYP1 (INFO 4998) 3 Da’ wah (RKUD 3030)
E
Elective 1 3
A
Quality Mgmt (MGT 4710) 3
R
Technopreneurship (INFO 4504) 3
SEM Lang. OP (LE
FYP2 (INFO 4999) 3 3 0.5 18.5
4 2 4600)
Elective 2 3
Elective 3 3
TOTAL 30 75 12 8 3 128
Note: * Students actual workload or contact hours
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MALAYSIAN STUDENTS FROM CFS
TOTAL
Kulliyyah and Departmental Requirements UNIVERSITY COURSES MINOR COURSES
CH
YEAR SEM
Co-
Kulliyyah Courses CH Department Courses CH IRKH CH LANG CH CH ENMS CH
Curr

Elem. Prog. (CSC 1100) 3 Buss.

Til.Q1 (TQ 1000) (0.5)
SEM DBS1 (INFO 1102) 3 Comm. 17.5
Y Islamic WorldView * 2 0.5
1 Dis. Math. (CSC 1700) 3 (LM (18.0)*
E (UNGS 2030) 3 2015)
PPM (MGT 2010) 3
A
R Financial Acc. (ACC 1001) 3 Til. Q2 (TQ 2000) (0.5)
1 OOP (CSC 1103) 3 * Lang. AP 18.0
SEM Islamic Know. & Civil
(LE 3
2 ICO (CSC 1401) 3 (UNGS 2040) 3 (18.5)*
4000)
Calculus 1 (CSC 1702) 3
DBS2 (INFO 2101) 3
Web Prog.1(INFO 2301) 3
SEM Ethics & Fiqh (UNGS
Y MIS (INFO 2501) 3 3 0.5 18.5
1 2050)
E Data Comm (INFO 2601) 3
A FQA (INFO 2701) 3
R DSA (CSC 2101) 3
2 SEM MM Tech (INFO 2201) 3 Elem. Q.L.1 (4)* 15.5
SAD (INFO 2401) 3 0.5
2 Info. Retriev Tech (INFO 2402) 3 (19.5)*
Info. Sec. (INFO 2602) 3
Web Prog.2 (INFO 3303) 3
E- Comm. (INFO 3304) 3
Y SEM 15.5
HCI (INFO 3401) 3 Elem. Q.L.2 (LQ 0182) (4)* 0.5
1 (19.5)*
E OS (CSC 3401) 3
A OB (MGT 4110) 3
R
3 SEM CybLaw & Ethics (INFO 4502) 3 Methods of Intro E4E (ECON 1550) 3
ICT & Islam (INFO 4501) 3 3 0.5 18.5
2 PMIT (INFO 3501) 3 Da’ wah (RKUD 3030) Int’l Bus (MGT 4810) 3

Y Quality Mgmt (MGT 4710) 3 Lang. OP

SEM Marketg Prin. (MKTG 3010) 3
E Technopreneurship(INFO 4504) 3 (LE 3 0.5 18.5
1 Fin. Mgmt.1 (FIN 3010) 3
FYP1 (INFO 4998) 3 4600)
A
R SEM Strat. Mgmt (MGT 4760) 3
FYP2 (INFO 4999) 3 9
4 2 Elective 1 3
Y
SEM
E Industrial Attachm. (INFO 4997) 6 6
1
A
R SEM
5 2

TOTAL 30 66 12 8 3 18 137
Note: * Students’ actual workload or contact hours
 B.IT WITH MINOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION STUDY PLAN
MALAYSIAN STUDENTS FROM CFS
TOTAL
Kulliyyah and Departmental Requirements UNIVERSITY COURSES MINOR COURSES
CH
YEAR SEM
Co-
Kulliyyah Courses CH Department Courses CH IRKH CH LANG CH CH ENMS CH
Curr

Elem. Prog. (CSC 1100) 3 Buss.

Til.Q1 (TQ 1000) (0.5)
SEM DBS1 (INFO 1102) 3 Comm. 17.5
Y Islamic WorldView * 2 0.5
1 Dis. Math. (CSC 1700) 3 (LM (18.0)*
E (UNGS 2030) 3 2015)
PPM (MGT 2010) 3
A
R Financial Acc. (ACC 1001) 3 Til. Q2 (TQ 2000) (0.5)
1 OOP (CSC 1103) 3 * Lang. AP 18.0
SEM Islamic Know. & Civil
(LE 3
2 ICO (CSC 1401) 3 (UNGS 2040) 3 (18.5)*
4000)
Calculus 1 (CSC 1702) 3
DBS2 (INFO 2101) 3
Web Prog.1(INFO 2301) 3
SEM Ethics & Fiqh (UNGS
Y MIS (INFO 2501) 3 3 0.5 18.5
1 2050)
E Data Comm (INFO 2601) 3
A FQA (INFO 2701) 3
R Info. Retriev Tech (INFO 2402) 3
2 SEM DSA (CSC 2101) 3 Elem. Q.L.1 (4)* 15.5
SAD (INFO 2401) 3 0.5
2 MM Tech (INFO 2201) 3 (19.5)*
Info. Sec. (INFO 2602) 3
Web Prog.2 (INFO 3303) 3
E- Comm. (INFO 3304) 3
Y SEM 15.5
HCI (INFO 3401) 3 Elem. Q.L.2 (LQ 0182) (4)* 0.5
1 (19.5)*
E OS (CSC 3401) 3
A PMIT (INFO 3501) 3
R
3 SEM
Industrial Attachm. (INFO 4997) 6 6
2

Y SEM CybLaw & Ethics (INFO 4502) 3 Methods of Intro E4E (ECON 1550) 3
ICT & Islam (INFO 4501) 3 3 0.5 18.5
E 1 OB (MGT 4110) 3 Da’ wah (RKUD 3030) Int’l Bus (MGT 4810) 3
A
Quality Mgmt (MGT 4710) 3 Lang. OP
R SEM Marketg Prin. (MKTG 3010) 3
TP (INFO 4504) 3 (LE 3 0.5 18.5
4 2 Fin. Mgmt.1 (FIN 3010) 3
FYP1 (INFO 4998) 3 4600)
Y Strat. Mgmt (MGT 4760) 3
SEM
E FYP2 (INFO 4999) 3 9
1 Elective 1 3
A
R SEM
5 2

TOTAL 30 66 12 8 3 18 137
Note: * Students’ actual workload or contact hours