FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW
FACULTY BRIEFING
31 JANUARY 2009
Faculty Briefing: Jan 2009 Intake, 2008/09 Academic Session
1.
INTRODUCTION
Faculty of Business and Law (FBL) is one of the seven faculties in Multimedia University.
Located at the Melaka campus, FBL offers eight bachelor degree programmes in the areas of
Accounting, Business Administration, Knowledge Management and Law. With the support of
well qualified and dedicated academic staff as well as state-of-the-art facilities, FBL provides
its students abundant opportunities for intellectual, personal and professional growth.
Unarguably, FBL graduates have been highly sought after by employers in Malaysia and
abroad. They are graduates who possess the mind-set, skill-set and tool-set in meeting
challenges of a highly competitive global environment.
FBL offers degree programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The following
programmes are offered in the undergraduate level:
1. Bachelor of Accounting (Honours)
2. Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) Banking and Finance
3. Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) Entrepreneurship
4. Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) International Business
5. Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) Marketing Management
6. Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) Human Resource Management
7. 8. Bachelor of Business and Knowledge Management (Honours)
8. Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
In line with continuous improvement, FBL staff and students are actively engaged in research
activities. Their research areas include management, accounting, finance, law, economics,
entrepreneurship, marketing, etc. All research activities are attached and supported by
various research centres in the university. The centres that are attached to FBL are Centre for
E-Services Entrepreneurship & Marketing (CESEM) and Centre for Technology & Legal
Research (CTLR).
FBL Building is located on the left of the main entrance to MMU, Melaka campus. Academic
staff rooms are located at 1st, 2nd and 5th floors of FBL Building (Block A). On the other hand,
academic staff rooms of Law School are located at the 4th and 5th floor of Block B. FBL
administrative office is located at the 5th floor of FBL building, while computer labs are
located at the 3rd floor of the same building.
* Disclaimer: All information provided in this handbook is correct at the time of print.
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Faculty Briefing: Jan 2009 Intake, 2008/09 Academic Session
2.
FACULTY STAFF
Academic Staff
Position
Specialization
E-mail
Room No.
1.
No
Dr. Hishamuddin Bin Ismail
Dean
Marketing
2523624
hisham@mmu.edu.my
Admin office
2.
Dr. Khong Wye Leong Roy
Deputy Dean/Lecturer
Economics
2523346
wlkhong@mmu.edu.my
2015
3.
Dr. Ong Puay Tee
Deputy Dean/Lecturer
Manageemnt
2523962
ptong@mmu.edu.my
5009
4.
Mr. Abdullah Sallehuddin
Deputy Dean/Lecturer
Accounting
2523629
abdullah.sallehudin@mmu.edu.my
5018
5.
Prof. R.N. Anantharaman
Professor
Management
2523877
r.n.anantharaman@mmu.edu.my
1032
6.
Dr. Myint Zan
Principal Lecturer
Law
2524102
myint.zan@mmu.edu.my
5014
7.
Dr Paul Yeow Heng Ping
Senior Lecturer
Management
2523630
hpyeow@mmu.edu.my
5012
8.
Dr. Nehaluddin Ahmad
Senior Lecturer
Law
2523168
nehaluddin.ahmad@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5009
9.
Dr. Md. Rafiqul Islam Molla
Specialist
Economics
2523092
rafiqul.islam@mmu.edu.my
1020
10.
Dr. Ahmed Masum
Lecturer
Law
2524101
ahmad.masum@mmu.edu.my
FSEL 5019
11.
Dr. El-Sadig Musa Ahmed
Lecturer
Economics
2523807
elsadig.musa@mmu.edu.my
2003
12.
Dr. Goh Pek Chen
Lecurer
Economics
2523512
pcgoh@mmu.edu.my
2011
13.
Dr. John Bumani Raja
Lecturer
Accounting&Finance
2523227
john.raja@mmu.edu.my
2008
14.
Dr. Tong Yoon Kin @ David
Lecturer
Management
2523686
yktong@mmu.edu.my
1005
15.
Dr. Uchenna Cyril Eze
Lecturer
Management/KM
2523615
uchenna.eze@mmu.edu.my
2004
16.
Mr. Abd Halim b Abd Hamid
Lecturer
Finance/ Mgt
2523579
ahalim@mmu.edu.my
5013
17.
Mr. Ahmad Aqeil Mohammad
Lecturer
Law
2523651
ahmad.alyousef@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5004
18.
Ms. Ajitha Angusamy
Lecturer
Management/QA
2523271
ajitha.angusamy@mmu.edu.my
2023
19.
Ms. Asmida bt Ahmad
Lecturer
Law
2523753
asmida.ahmad@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5005
20.
Ms. Azleen Shabrina bt Mohd Nor
Lecturer
Accounting
2523617
azleen.mohdnor@mmu.edu.my
1021
21.
Mr. Chan Tze Haw
Lecturer
Economics
2523858
thchan@mmu.edu.my
2016
22.
Ms. Chin Tee Suan @ Susan
Lecturer
Management/BG
2523197
tschin@mmu.edu.my
1030
23.
Mr. C. J Gletus Matthews s/o C.N. Jacobs
Lecturer
Law
2523754
cjjacobs@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5006
24.
Ms. Chong Sin Woon @ Venny
Lecturer
Finance
2523617
swchong@mmu.edu.my
1021
25.
Ms. Darina bt Johari
Lecturer
Law
2523613
darina.johari@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5015
26.
Ms. Flora Teichner
Lecturer
Law
2523050
flora@mmu.edu.my
FSER5012
27.
Ms. Gan Chin Yee
Specialist
Accouting
2523768
ganchinyee@mmu.edu.my
5002
28.
Mr. Gary Ng Kit Min
Lecturer
Law
2523771
kmng@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5007
29.
Ms. Geeta d/o Krishnasamy
Lecturer
Economics
2523310
geeta.krishnasamy@mmu.edu.my
1025
30.
Mr. Gerald Goh Guan Gan
Lecturer
IT/KM
2523686
gggoh@mmu.edu.my
1005
31.
Ms. Gita Radhakrishna
Lecturer
Law
2523555
gita@mmu.edu.my
FSER4009
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Academic Staff
Position
Specialization
E-mail
Room No.
32.
No
Mr. Goh Choon Yih
Lecturer
IT/KM
2523723
cygoh@mmu.edu.my
1023
33.
Ms. Goh Mei Ling
Lecturer
Management/QA
2523617
mlgoh@mmu.edu.my
1021
34.
Ms. Hafiza bt Abdul Razak
Lecturer
Law
2523137
hafiza.razak@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5008
35.
Ms. Hasmida bt Jamaluddin
Lecturer
IT/KM
2523227
hasmida.jamaluddin@mmu.edu.my
1027
36.
Mr. Idrissa Felix Bigirimana
Lecturer
Law
2523130
idrissa.bigirimana@mmu.edu.my
FSEL4010
37.
Ms. Jayanty Kuppusamy
Lecturer
Management
2523269
jayanty.kuppusamy@mmu.edu.my
2022
38.
Ms. Jaya Ganesan
Lecturer
Management
2523086
jaya.ganesan@mmu.edu.my
5015
39.
Mr. Jeong Chun Phuoc
Lecturer
Law
2523130
cpjeong@mmu.edu.my
FSEL4010
40.
Ms. Kavitha d/o Raman
Lecturer
Management
2523103
kavitha.raman@mmu.edu.my
1026
41.
Ms. Kogilah d/o Narayanasamy
Lecturer
Knowledgment Mgt
2523104
kogilah@mmu.edu.my
2018
42.
Mr. Lai Kim Piew
Lecturer
Management
2523517
kplai@mmu.edu.my
1031
43.
Ms. Lee Huay Huay
Lecturer
Economics
2523031
hhlee@mmu.edu.my
2019
44.
Ms. Lim Kwee Pheng
Lecturer
Accounting
2523302
kplim@mmu.edu.my
2012
45.
Ms. Lim Ying San
Lecturer
Management
2523528
lim.ying.san@mmu.edu.my
1028
46.
Ms. Mageswari d/o Ramasamy
Lecturer
Management
-
47.
Ms. Mageswary d/o Siva Subramaniam
Lecturer
Law
2523436
mageswary@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5013
48.
Ms. Maimun bt Simun
Lecturer
Finance
2523029
maimun@mmu.edu.my
5003
49.
Ms. Manique A.E. Cooray
Lecturer
Law
2523024
manique.cooray@mmu.edu.my
4009
50.
Mr. Manivannan Senthil Velmurugan
Lecturer
IT/KM
2523740
velmurugan@mmu.edu.my
2021
51.
Ms. Mazni bt Alias
Lecturer
Management
2523813
mazni.alias@mmu.edu.my
1007
52.
Mr. Md Abdur Raquib
Lecturer
Accounting/Finance
2523440
mabdur.raquib@mmu.edu.my
2007
53.
Mr. Md. Shukor b Masuod
Lecturer
Finance
2524101
shukor.masuod@mmu.edu.my
1004
54.
Mr. Mohamed Nazri b Fadzly (Leave)
Lecturer
Accounting
55.
Mr. Mohd Rizal b Abdul Razak
Lecturer
Finance
2523102
mrizal@mmu.edu.my
5017
56.
Mr. Ng Tuan Hock
Lecturer
Finance
2523633
thng@mmu.edu.my
1018
57.
Ms. Ng Sin Pei
Lecturer
Finance
2524124
ng.sin.pei@mmu.edu.my
1013
58.
Mr. Noor Effandi b Ahmad
Lecturer
Finance
2523391
effandi.ahmad@mmu.edu.my
1017
59.
Ms. Norhaiza bt. Ishak
Lecturer
Management
2523335
norhaiza.ishak@mmu.edu.my
2009
60.
Ms. Norizaton Azmin bt Mohd Nordin
Lecturer
Finance/Mgt
2523027
azmin@mmu.edu.my
5004
61.
Ms. Nurazlin bt Mohd Fauzi
Lecturer
Marketing
2523813
nurazlin.fauzi@mmu.edu.my
1007
62.
Ms. Nurhayati bt Ismail
Lecturer
Law
2523408
nurhayati.ismail@mmu.edu.my
FSEL5016
63.
Mr. Ong Jeen Wei
Lecturer
Management/Entrep.
2523768
jwong@mmu.edu.my
5002
64.
Ms. Ooi Bee Chen @ Crystal
Lecturer
Economics
2524124
bcooi@mmu.edu.my
1013
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Telephone
n.a
mageswari.ramasamy@mmu.edu.my
nazri.fadzly@mmu.edu.my
Faculty Briefing: Jan 2009 Intake, 2008/09 Academic Session
Academic Staff
Position
Specialization
E-mail
Room No.
65.
No
Mr. Paul Tiong Nyit Chiong
Lecturer
Accounting
2523705
nctiong@mmu.edu.my
1006
66.
Ms. Rahayu bt Tasnim
Lecturer
Entrepreneurship
2523270
rahayu.tasnim@mmu.edu.my
1019
67.
Mr. Ramaiyer Subramaniam
Lecturer
Accounting
2523968
ramaiyer.subramaniam@mmu.edu.my
2005
68.
Mr. Ravindran s/o Kunjan
Lecturer
Law
2523412
ravindran.kunjan@mmu.edu.my
FSER4001
69.
Mr. Robert Jayakumar s/o Plamel Nathan
Lecturer
Marketing/IT
2523049
robert.jeyakumar@mmu.edu.my
1031
70.
Mr. Sia Bik Kai
Lecturer
Quantitative Tech
2524101
bksia@mmu.edu.my
1004
71.
Ms. Sik Cheng Peng
Lecturer
Law
2523800
cpsik@mmu.edu.my
FSER5003
72.
Mr. Siti Zakiah bt Melatu Samsi
Lecturer
IT/KM
2523270
zakiah.melatu@mmu.edu.my
1019
73.
Mr. S.Varatharajah s/o Sinnathamby
Lecturer
Accounting
2523498
s.varatharajah@mmu.edu.my
2010
74.
Mr. Sim Kian Dey
Contract Specialist
Accounting
2523225
kdsim@mmu.edu.my
1029
75.
Ms. Suganthi d/o Ramasamy
Lecturer
Finance
2523855
suganthi.ramasamy@mmu.edu.my
1015
76.
Mr. Tan Khong Sin
Lecturer
IT/KM
2523210
kstan@mmu.edu.my
1022
77.
Ms. Tan Nya Ling
Lecturer
IT
2523642
nltan@mmu.edu.my
1016
78.
Mr. Tan Pei Kian
Lecturer
Management/Qt
2524271
pktan@mmu.edu.my
1031
79.
Mr. Tan Seng Huat
Lecturer
Economics/OT
2523049
tan.seng.huat@mmu.edu.my
2017
80.
Mr. Tay Eng Siang
Lecturer
Law
2523057
estay@mmu.edu.my
FSER5017
81.
Ms. Teo Siew Chein
Lecturer
Mathematics/Qt
2523797
scteo@mmu.edu.my
2020
82.
Mr. Wong Saw Bin
Lecturer
Operations Mgt.
2523686
sbwong@mmu.edu.my
1005
83.
Ms. Wong Wai Wai
Lecturer
Law
2523050
wwwong@mmu.edu.my
FSER5001
84.
Ms. Yip Yen Yen
Lecturer
Accounting
2523606
yyyip@mmu.edu.my
2024
85.
Ms. Zaharah bt Bakar
Lecturer
Marketing
2523054
zaharah@mmu.edu.my
5008
86.
Ms. Zauwiyah bt Ahmad
Lecturer
Accounting
2523030
zau@mmu.edu.my
5005
87.
Ms. Lee Pei Ling
Tutor
Bank & Fin.
2523768
pllee@mmu.edu.my
5002
88.
Mr. Lim Poh Wing
Tutor
Management
2523633
pwlim@mmu.edu.my
1018
89.
Mr. Musthafa b Mohamad
Tutor
Finance
2523391
musthafa.mohamad@mmu.edu.my
1017
90.
Ms. Ong Shuk Wern
Tutor
Bank & Fin.
2523768
swong@mmu.edu.my
5002
91.
Ms. Wendy Teoh Ming Yen
Tutor
Management/HR
2523768
myteoh@mmu.edu.my
5002
92.
Ms. Yee Chin Nee
Tutor
Economics
2523642
cnyee@mmu.edu.my
1016
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Administration Staff
Position
Telephone
E-mail
Room No.
1.
Mr. Mazni b Mohamed
Manager
2523619
mazni@mmu.edu.my
Admin office
2.
Ms. Siti Rusnida bt Mohd Jalaluddin
Asst. Manager
2523158
rusnida.jalaluddin@mmu.edu.my
Admin office
3.
Ms. Norazah bt Abdul Aziz
Asst. Manager
2523231
norazah@mmu.edu.my
Admin office
4.
Ms. Nurmazwati bt Abd Wahab
Secretary
2523510
nurmazwati.wahab@mmu.edu.my
Admin office
5.
Ms. Azizan Asma bt Abd Aziz
Senior Clerk
2523625
azizan.asma@mmu.edu.my
Admin office
6.
Ms. Rushayati bt Zainal Abidin
Senior Clerk
2523995
rushayati.zainal.abidin@mmu.edu.my
Law Admin Office (FSER5020)
7.
Mr. Mohd Bakhtiar b Jais
Clerk
2523625
bakhtiar.jais@mmu.edu.my
Admin office
8.
Mr. Mohd Ghazali b Mohd. Shariff
Senior Technician
2523223
ghazali@mmu.edu.my
Cumputer lab 3001
9.
Ms. Norhayati bt Burham
Technician
2523223
norhayati.burham@mmu.edu.my
Computer lab 3003
10.
Ms. Lim Suat Yee
Technician
2523285
sylim@mmu.edu.my
Computer lab 3004
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3.
FACULTY ADMINISTRATION OFFICE SERVICES
In general, administration office services support teaching, research and other academic
activities of students and staff in the faculty.
For the students, the administration office ensures that a comprehensive set of administrative
procedures that meets their needs are in place. The services provided include a coherent set
of procedures in relation to, and assistance with, the following:
a) Course administration: timetable, registration, add-drop, withdrawal, examination,
academic evaluation, credit transfer and leave of absence.
b) Student Administration: change of programme/ major, campus transfer, student records.
c) Student grievance procedures: the office is responsible for the administration of the
student grievance procedures. Advice is available from the Faculty Assistant Managers.
d) Secretariat of Services: the office provides the secretariat support to the Faculty Board
including the production of agendas and minutes of the meeting, servicing the faculty
committees and preparation of official documents.
The office is also responsible in providing computing facilities to students. This includes usage
of Internet accessed computers, printers and other devices.
4.
ACADEMIC ADVISORY PROGRAMME
This programme aims to provide students an environment of continuous academic advisory
support with up-to- date academic information on the subjects and other academic matters.
Each student will be assigned an academic advisor during Trimester 1 of Beta level.
Academic advisors are the lecturers or tutors of the faculty.
Under normal circumstances, an academic advisor will be assigned to a student
throughout the students’ period of candidature.
d) Students may check the name of their academic advisors from online Student
Information Centre.
e) The academic advisor will provide necessary advisory support, and monitor students’
performance.
f) Students who scored CGPA of 2.50 and below are required to meet their Academic
g) Advisor for assessment evaluation, i.e.:
 Every early trimester – students see their academic advisor to discuss the
subjects registered and other workload, as well as reporting their previous
examination results, and/or
 Before the end of a trimester – to discuss subjects to be taken next trimester as
well as their study loads.
h) Students may see their respective academic advisors during the consultation hours of the
academic advisor.
i) After meeting the academic advisor, a report will be submitted by the academic advisor.
Students may see the report online.
j) Without the academic advisor’s report, the student will not be able to register for subjects
in the following trimester.
k) Students are reminded that they are responsible for any problems faced in the course
registration for a new trimester if they fail to meet the academic advisor in the current
trimester.
l) The academic advisor will refer the students to student counsellor if deemed necessary.
a)
b)
c)
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5.
CREDIT TRANSFER POLICY
1.
Students who have been awarded credit transfer are not required to take the
subject again in the faculty.
2.
Only certain selected subjects as approved by the faculty can be considered
for credit transfer. (Refer to Appendix 1.)
3.
Award of credit transfer will be based on the academic and faculty
requirements and shall be at the full discretion of the Dean.
4.
The award of credit transfer will be administered on a case to case basis.
5.
Students are required to fill up the credit transfer form available at
http://online. (Refer to “Online events” and click Credit Transfer.) If you are
outside the campus, log onto http://online.mmu.edu.my
6.
Students are advised to apply for subjects that are ONLY qualified for credit
transfer.
7.
The students’ application for credit transfer will only be considered when they
have submitted their applications online, and also print and submit the
printed online form together with the following documents to the faculty (in
hard copies) before the closing date:
a)
b)
c)
d)
A copy of FOSEE/SPM/STPM/MUET/diploma exam certificate and/or
An official transcript of examination results issued by the college/
institution attended by the student, giving the complete list of
subjects taken and grades obtained, and/or
A complete syllabus of the subject/s, which the applicant is applying
for credit transfer. (Except for SPM/STPM/MUET exams and all MMU
courses) and/or
A copy of the Diploma
A.
For all students:
The subjects and conditions required for application for credit transfers are as
follows:
1.
BAE1010 Preparatory Management English
Credit transfer for this subject is allowed for students who have obtained:
a)
a minimum Band 3 in MUET or
b)
a minimum grade C in all MMU Foundation English subjects:
PEN0015 / LEN 0011 (English 1), PEN0025 / LEN 0021 (English 2)
and PEN0035 / LEN 0031 (English 3) (without supplementary
examination) or
c)
other qualifications such as:
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a minimum TOEFL Paper Based Test Score of 520 or TOEFL
Computer Based Test Score of 190 or TOEFL Internet Based
Test Score of 68; or
a minimum IELTS overall band score of 5.5; or
a minimum Credit of C6 and above in 1119 English
Examination; or
a minimum raw score of 134 in MMU IEPT; or
any other qualification which is of equivalent level as decided
by the Dean of the Faculty.
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2.
MPW2113 Bahasa Kebangsaan A
Credit transfer for this subject is allowed for students who have obtained:
a)
At least a grade ‘C’ or 50 marks for this subject at another institution/
college if the syllabus is approved by National Accreditation Board
(LAN); or
b)
At least a grade ‘C’ in Bahasa Melayu at SPM; or
c)
At least a grade ‘C’” in Bahasa Malaysia at STPM.
Note: Malaysians who have fulfilled the above requirement shall be required
take a 3 credit hour foreign language subject. They shall only take a foreign
language course which is not their native language and they have no formal
education in. International students are to choose a foreign language which
is not their native language and which they have no formal education in but
they are highly encouraged to take up MPW2123 - Bahasa Kebangsaan B.
3.
MPW2143 Islamic Studies OR MPW2153 Moral and Ethics
Credit transfer for this subject is allowed for students who have obtained:
At least a grade ‘C’ or 50 marks if the student has attended and passes this
subject at another institution (including MMU) and the syllabus is approved
by the Malaysian Qualifying Agency (MQA).
4.
MPW2133 Malaysian Studies
Credit transfer for this subject is allowed for students who have obtained:
At least a grade ‘C’ or 50 marks if the student has attended and passes this
subject at another institution (including MMU) and the syllabus is approved
by the Malaysian Qualifying Agency (MQA).
B.
For students with diploma qualification
1.
The diploma must be of at least 2 years (full time) in duration after SPM, and
students must have already been awarded the Diploma.
The syllabus of the subjects must cover a minimum of 70% of MMU syllabus.
Subjects for credit transfer must have a minimum grade of B (as per the
Faculty's standard).
Any subject in the diploma course can only be used once for the purpose of
credit transfer to one MMU subject.
The Faculty may interview the applicant, if deemed necessary. Students will
be informed about the interview on the Bulletin Board.
A maximum of 40 credit hours may be granted through credit transfer into
MMU's academic programmes.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Closing date for application for credit transfer: Thu, 5 Feb 2009, 4.30pm.
Late application and submission of necessary documents will not be considered for
credit transfer unless with the dean’s approval.
Note: Delay in the application for credit transfer results in delay of course
registration in the future trimester. Students are therefore reminded to be fully
responsible for such possible consequence.
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6.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (LOA)
1.
There are certain reasons of why students would have to take leave of
absence. Some of the reasons would be due to:
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
7.
genuine personal problem
financial problem
medical problem, and also, the possibility of,
no subjects to register
Student, who finds herself/himself in the situations stated above, may apply
for leave of absence and they may apply for it through on-line. (Refer to No.
9). Maximum period of leave of absence is one year.
The approval for LOA is at the discretion of the Dean. An interview with the
student may be required to ascertain the reason for LOA.
Once the application for LOA is approved, a letter will be sent to the student
from ERU.
(Note: It is a norm that the ERU will also give briefings to the new intake of
students on this matter during registration week. However, students may
visit the FBL Admin office if they require further information).
Those students, who do not apply for leave of absence and yet, do not
register for any subjects for a particular trimester, would be sent a letter of
‘confirmation status’ by the ERU asking them to justify for their absence.
(Please take serious note that ALL STUDENTS must register AT LEAST ONE
SUBJECT per trimester if they are not applying for Leave of Absence).
Next, the students will then need to reply the letter within 14 days. Failing to
do so would result in ‘Discontinuation of Study’ of which the letter will be
sent o the student as ‘quitting from studying’ at the University.
However, the students may appeal to the Head of ERU to continue their
studies, if the absence involve one to two trimesters.
The student may make an appeal to the President to continue their study
should it involves three trimesters.
However, please take NOTE that all decisions will be at the discretion of the
University.
RULES AND REGULATIONS IN COMPUTER LABS
(FBL computer labs are located at 3rd Floor, FBL Building.)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
University computing facilities are provided solely for the University’s
educational, research and administrative activities unless otherwise
authorized.
Users are allowed to access into the computer labs only with MMU ID. Access
is restricted to MMU’s faculty, students, and staff. Others may access with
written authorization from the Deans, Directors or authorized
representatives.
Proper attire must be observed in the computer labs. Users are not allowed
to wear shorts, mini skirts, sleeveless shirts or slippers while in the computer
labs. The Lab Assistants are authorized to prohibit users from accessing the
lab if the users do not adhere to these rules.
Users should refrain from using any vulgar, distasteful or derogatory
language in messages transmitted by electronic mail or interactive sessions.
Disruptive talking is also not allowed. The Lab Assistants are authorized to
ask users to leave the lab if the users do not comply with the rules.
Food, drinks and tobaccos are strictly prohibited throughout the computer
labs.
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6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Users must follow normal standards of computer utilization policies in the use
of the computing resources. Recreational use such as internet and email are
not supported or accommodated but may be tolerated so long as it does not
interfere with the management, operation or availability of the resource for
its intended educational purposes.
No person shall deliberately or recklessly impair or undermine the usability or
performance of computing facilities, the network, system programs, software
or other stored information or data. Typical deliberate and reckless actions
includes but not restricted to:

Boot-up the PC from a floppy diskette

Adding computer peripherals

Changing the PC configuration of the CPU, monitor, operating system
and etc.

Removing or relocating computing facilities

Printing personal items

Infecting the computing facilities with computer virus

Run password cracking and network snooping programme

Attempt to crash a system or exploit the weaknesses in security at
any critical systems (server & networking control systems)

Deleting or modifying any file/files or directory/directories installed

Adding new files into a directory which are not related to the
directory

Providing any form of information to any person outside Multimedia
University with or without the intention to undermine the integrity of
the facilities.

Lab software that is copyrighted may not be copied. Students may
not install, alter or delete any software programme or utility on any
computer lab.
In the event of the problems with the software or equipment, the Lab
Assistant should be notified immediately. Users should not tamper with the
computer hardware in any way.
Users are responsible for the use and security of their usernames and
passwords. Computer accounts are for individual use and should be used
only for the purposes for which they were intended.
Users must respect the privacy of others by refraining from accessing their
files and/or electronic mail.
Computers are available on first come first served basis. Computers may not
be reserved in advance for individual use. The Lab Assistant is authorized to
make any computer unattended for more than fifteen minutes available to
another user and remove all materials left in the lab.
The University reserves the right to inspect the content of all the diskette
and/or any other storage media, at any time.
Files may be saved to the hard drives on the Lab computers at the user’s
own risk. Saved files will be periodically deleted without notice. Files should
always be backed up to floppy disks.
The computers have virus protection software and will give an alert if an
infected disk is inserted into the floppy drive. If this problem happens, please
refer it to the Lab Assistance as soon as possible.
Users must comply with the provisions of current Malaysia law relating to
pornography and pornographic materials in any form. Actions including but
not restricted to accessing local or international sites to obtain obscene
and/or pornographic files, pictures, movies, captions or others are considered
INTENTIONAL" are subject to disciplinary actions by the University and other
enforcement agencies.
Users are not allowed to play any form of any COMPUTER GAMES from any
source, either hard disk, floppy, INTERNET, etc at any time.
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17.
The Faculty will not responsible for any losses, damages or misplacement of
users’ belongings in the computer labs.
Users must comply with any additional restrictions relating to the use of
particular computing facilities.
User may not use computing resources for any illegal or unauthorized act.
Violation or abuse of any policies, rules and regulations, equipment, or labs,
users will be reported to the Dean of FBL or the respective authorization and
may result in suspension or revocation of lab privileges. The University
decision regarding the rules and regulations shall be final.
18.
19.
Note:
Pursuant to the provisions of the Copyright Act 1987 (the Act) no individual
student, organization, body or group of students of the University shall for
any unauthorized purpose copy / reproduce or cause to copy / reproduce or
permit the copying / reproducing or the sharing and / or downloading of any
copyrighted material or an attempt to do so whether by use of the
University’s facilities or outside networks or facilities whether in hard copy or
soft copy format, to the extent that it shall prejudice the rights of a copyright
owner of any material protected under the provisions of sections 3 and 7 of
the Act whether for profit or otherwise save as specifically provided for
therein. This shall include but not be limited to any lecture notes, course
packs, thesis, text books, exam questions, and any works of authorship fixed
in any tangible medium of expression whether provided by the University or
otherwise. Any infringement of this rule shall be a strict liability offence.
8.
PROGRAMME COORDINATOR:
Degree Programme
1. Bachelor of Accounting (Honours)
Programme Coordinator
Ms. Zauwiyah bt Ahmad
2. Bachelor of Business Administration
Mr. Mohd Rizal b Razak
Bachelor of Business Administration
(Honours) (Banking and Finance)
 Bachelor of Business Administration
(Honours) (Entrepreneurship)
 Bachelor of Business Administration
(Honours) Human Resource Management
 Bachelor of Business Administration
(Honours) International Business
 Bachelor of Business Administration
(Honours) Marketing Management
3. Bachelor of Business and Knowledge
Management (Honours)
4. Bachelor
of
Economics
(Honours)
(International Economics)
5. Bachelor of Law (Honours)
Mr. Md Shukor b Masuod
(Unit Head)
Ms. Rahayu bt Tasnim
(Unit Head)
Dr. David Tong Yoon Kin
(Unit Head)
Mr. Abdul Halim b Abdul Hamid
(Unit Head)
Ms. Zaharah bt Bakar
(Unit Head)
Mr. Gerald Goh Guan Gan

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Dr. Goh Pek Chen
Mdm. Flora Teichner
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9.
IMPORTANT LINKS FOR ALL STUDENTS
1.
2.
Only MMU students have access to all the links listed below.
Username and password can be found on the reverse side of the student’s
temporary ID card. Password may be changed by the student but not the
username.
A.
Log onto http://online if you are in the campus, log onto
http://online.mmu.edu.my if
you are outside the campus
for the following information/applications/registration:
A1. Student Information: Refer to “Student”. Click “Student
Information Center”.
A2. Course registration and timetable: Refer to “Online events”. Click
“Course registration”. Students may view and print out individual
timetable after course registration.
A3. Credit Transfer: Refer to “Online events”. Click “Credit Transfer/
Exemption”.
A4. Leave of Absence (LOA): Refer to “Student”. Click “Leave of
Absence”.
A5. Bulletin Board: Refer to “Hot links”. Click “Bulletin Board”. This
site allows students to view all types of announcement made by all
faculties/departments/units in the university. Students are reminded
to log onto the Bulletin Board for the latest information at least once
in every week.
A6. Intranet: Refer to “Hot links”. Click “Intranet” for more
information on MMU including examination rules and regulations.
B.
FBL Homepage: http://fbl.mmu.edu.my/ Students may obtain more
information on the faculty.
C.
MMLS : https://mmlsmelaka.mmu.edu.my/ Students may download
lecture notes, tutorial questions, reading materials, assignment
topics, announcements etc of the particular subject registered.
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10.
COURSE STRUCTURE
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (HONOURS) (BANKING AND FINANCE)
Jan Intake
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
BETA YEAR
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
GAMMA YEAR
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
TOTAL
CREDIT
HOURS
DELTA YEAR
Jun Intake
Trimester 3
UNIVERSITY
SUBJECTS
FOUNDATION
Trimester 1
*Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B or
3
Foreign Language
Financial Accounting I
3
Fundamentals of Business
3
Principles of Marketing
3
Statistics for Managers
3
Management
3
CORE
Trimester 2
Preparatory
Management English
3
Malaysian Studies
3
Information Systems
and Multimedia
Mathematics for
Managers
Macroeconomics
Islamic Studies or Moral
& Ethics
Trimester 3
3
Managerial
Communication
3
Management
Accounting I
Trimester 1
3
6
3
Psychology
3
Microeconomics
Co-Curriculum
Trimester 3
Trimester 1
15
3
12
12
Advanced Management
English
9
3
3
3
Organizational
Behaviour
3
Research Methodology
Business Ethics
3
Malaysian Economy
3
Business Law
3
3 Financial Management II 3
3
21
7
9
Financial Markets and
Institutions
3
Management
Information Systems
Quality and Operations
Management
3
Financial Statement
Analysis
3
3
Strategic Management
3
Industrial Training
6
Electronic Commerce
3
24
15
3
Bank Management
3
BF Research Project II
4
Credit Management
3
12
International Finance
3
Investment
3
Financial Derivatives
3
9
Islamic Banking and
Finance
3
Mergers and Acquisition
3
6
Offshore Banking and
Finance
3
3
6
BF Research Project I
2
4
21
16
6
10
1
19
Elective subjects may be taken from any major subjects offered by other programs in the faculty.
*Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPW2113 Bahasa Kebangsaan A during FOSEE/Diploma or other previous studies)
Shall be required take a 3CH foreign language subject. They shall only take a foreign language course which is not their naïve language and they have no formal education in.
International students are to choose a foreign language which is not their native language and which they have no formal education in but they are highly encouraged to take up Bahasa Kebangsaan B.
Faculty of Business and Law
Trimester 2
2
3 Financial Management I 3
3
7
18
Trimester 2
1
3
MAJOR
TOTAL
SUBJECTS
TOTAL CREDIT
HOURS
Introduction to
Cyberpreneurship
13
3
6
43
9
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (HONOURS) (MARKETING MANAGEMENT)
Jan Intake
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
BETA YEAR
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
GAMMA YEAR
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
TOTAL
CREDIT
HOURS
DELTA YEAR
Jun Intake
Trimester 3
UNIVERSITY
SUBJECTS
FOUNDATION
Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B or
Foreign Language
Trimester 1
3
Preparatory
Management English
Malaysian Studies
Financial Accounting I
3
Fundamentals of Business
3
Principles of Marketing
3
Statistics for Managers
3
Management
3
Information Systems
and Multimedia
Mathematics for
Managers
Macroeconomics
Trimester 2
3
Islamic Studies or
Moral & Ethics
Trimester 3
3
Managerial
Communication
Introduction to
Cyberpreneurship
Trimester 2
1
Co-Curriculum
Trimester 3
15
3
3
Psychology
3
3
12
3
Microeconomics
3
Foundation of Finance
3
12
Advanced Management
English
3
9
3
3
3
Research Methods for
Marketing
3
Business Law
3
Business Ethics
Organizational
Behaviour
Human Resource
Management
3
3
Management
3
Information Systems
Quality and Operations
3
Management
Strategic Management
3
Malaysian Economy
3
3
Sales Management
3
Marketing
Management*
3
Retail Management
3
Marketing Channel
Management*
3
7
3
21
6
9
Electronic Commerce
2
MM Research Project 2
4
Strategic Marketing
3
6
3
6
Marketing
Communication
Marketing and
Information Technology
Business to Business
Marketing
4
16
Services Marketing*
1
19
Elective II
3
6
Elective III
3
3
12
129
4
6
For Major subjects, students are required to complete 9 subjects (27 credit hours). Out of these, 5 subjects in Italics, i.e. Marketing management, Consumer Behaviour and Strategic Marketing, MM Research Project I and MM Research Project II are compulsory. The other 4 subjects
may be selected from the other six subjects in the list.
14
15
3
6
10
3
3
International students are to choose a foreign language which is not their native language and which they have no formal education in but they are highly encouraged to take up Bahasa Kebangsaan B.
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3
*Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPW2113 Bahasa Kebangsaan A during FOSEE/Diploma or other previous studies)
Shall be required take a 3CH foreign language subject. They shall only take a foreign language course which is not their naïve language and they have no formal education in.
Elective subjects may be taken from any major subjects offered by other programs in the faculty.
3
12
3
7
18
6
3
MM Research Project 1
Global Marketing
18
Industrial Training
3
Consumer Behaviour
Elective I
6
Trimester 2
Management
Accounting I
ELECTIVE
TOTAL
SUBJECTS
TOTAL CREDIT
HOURS
Trimester 1
2
3
CORE
MAJOR
Trimester 1
3
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (HONOURS) (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS)
Jan 2009
Intake
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
BETA YEAR
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
GAMMA YEAR
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
TOTAL
CREDIT
HOURS
DELTA YEAR
Jun Intake
Trimester 3
UNIVERSITY
SUBJECTS
FOUNDATION
*Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B or
3
Foreign Language
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
Trimester 1
Preparatory
Management English
Islamic Studies or
Moral & Ethics
3
Managerial
Communication
Introduction to
Cyberpreneurship
Management
Accounting I
3
12
Foundation of Finance
3
12
Advanced Management
English
3
9
Malaysian Studies
Financial Accounting I
3
Fundamentals of Business
3
Principles of Marketing
3
Statistics for Managers
3
Management
3
CORE
Information Systems
and Multimedia
Mathematics for
Managers
Macroeconomics
3
3
Trimester 2
1
Co-Curriculum
Trimester 3
2
15
3
3
Psychology
3
3
Microeconomics
3
3
3
3
Human Resource
Management
3
Research Methodology
3
Organizational
Behaviour
3
Business Law
3
Business Ethics
3
International Business
3
Management
Information
Systems
Quality and
Operations
Management
IB Research
Project 1
3
Strategic Management
3
Malaysian Economy
3
IB Research Project 2
4
Global Marketing
3
12
3
Global Operations
Management
3
9
2
International Trade and
Policy
Legal Environment of
International Business
Innovation Management 3
ELECTIVE
Elective I
Elective II
7
18
3
21
6
9
6
Electronic Commerce
3
3
3
International Economics
3
3
Elective III
4
6
10
1
19
4
6
International students are to choose a foreign language which is not their native language and which they have no formal education in but they are highly encouraged to take up Bahasa Kebangsaan B.
For Major subjects, students are required to complete 9 subjects (27 credit hours). Out of these, 5 subjects in Italics, i.e. International Business, International Trade and Policy, Legal Environment of International Business, IB Research Project I and IB Research Project II are
compulsory. The other 4 subjects may be selected from the other six subjects in the list.
15
3
6
3
*Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPW2113 Bahasa Kebangsaan A during FOSEE/Diploma or other previous studies)
Shall be required take a 3CH foreign language subject. They shall only take a foreign language course which is not their naïve language and they have no formal education in.
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3
3
1
6
Elective subjects may be taken from any major subjects offered by other programs in the faculty.
3
15
3
6
18
3 Industrial Training
International
Management
Global Finance
6
Trimester 2
3
MAJOR
TOTAL
SUBJECTS
TOTAL CREDIT
HOURS
Trimester 1
43
12
129
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (HONOURS) (HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT)
Jan 2009
Intake
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
BETA YEAR
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
GAMMA YEAR
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
Trimester 3
TOTAL
CREDIT
HOURS
DELTA YEAR
Jun Intake
Trimester 3
UNIVERSITY
SUBJECTS
FOUNDATION
Trimester 1
*Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B or
3
Foreign Language
Preparatory
Management English
3
Malaysian Studies
3
Financial Accounting I
3
Information Systems
and Multimedia
Fundamentals of Business
3
Mathematics for
Managers
Principles of Marketing
3
Statistics for Managers
3
Management
3
CORE
Trimester 2
Macroeconomics
Islamic Studies or Moral
& Ethics
Trimester 3
3
Managerial
Communication
Trimester 1
3
Introduction to
Cyberpreneurship
Trimester 2
2
15
3
3
Psychology
3
3
12
3
Microeconomics
3
Foundation of Finance
3
12
Advanced Management
English
3
9
3
3
3
Research Methodology
3
3
Business Law
3
Business Ethics
ELECTIVE
3
Labour Laws
3
Elective I
7
3
21
6
9
3
Industrial Relations
Labour Economics
18
Co-Curriculum
Trimester 1
3
Human Resource
Management
Organizational
Behaviour
6
1
Trimester 3
Management
Accounting I
MAJOR
TOTAL
SUBJECTS
TOTAL CREDIT
HOURS
Trimester 2
Management
Information Systems
Quality and Operations
Management
HRM Research Project 1
3
Strategic Management
3
3
Malaysian Economy
3
2
HRM Research Project 2
4
Compensation and
Benefits
3
Performance
Management
Human Resource
Information Systems
Organisation
Development
3
6
4
16
Training & Development 3
Recruitment and
Selection
12
9
3
1
19
Elective III
3
Elective II
3
4
6
For Major subjects, students are required to complete 9 subjects (27 credit hours). Out of these, 5 subjects in Italics, i.e. Compensation and Benefits, Recruitment and Selection and Training and Development, HRM Project I and HRM Project II are compulsory. The other 2 subjects may
be selected from the other six subjects in the list
16
3
3
International students are to choose a foreign language which is not their native language and which they have no formal education in but they are highly encouraged to take up Bahasa Kebangsaan B.
Faculty of Business and Law
24
6
*Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPW2113 Bahasa Kebangsaan A during FOSEE/Diploma or other previous studies)
Shall be required take a 3CH foreign language subject. They shall only take a foreign language course which is not their naïve language and they have no formal education in.
Elective subjects may be taken from any major subjects offered by other programs in the faculty.
3
3
6
10
Electronic Commerce
12
3
6
18
Industrial Training
6
3
43
12
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11.
PRE-REQUISITE TABLE
Course 1
B1
BMG1024
Management
Faculty of Business and Law
Course 2
G1
BOB2024
G1
BET2014
G1
BKP2014
D3
BSM3104
G1
BIR2084
G3
BDS2024
G3
BBM2044
G2
BOM2014
D3
BOS3014
D2
BGM3024
G2
BOM2064
G1
BHR2034
Organisational
Behaviour
Business Ethics
Managing Know.
Personnel
Strategic
Management
Industrial
Relations
Decision Support
Sys for K-Mgt
Service Business
Management
Operations Mgt
for K-Economy
Org. Behaviour
for KManagement
Global Mgt in the
K-Economy
Quality and
Operations Mgt
Human Resource
Management
Course 3
G3
BCB2044
G3
BPM2084
G3
BRS2104
G3
BLL2124
D3
BTD3114
D3
BRI3114
D3
BOD3134
Course 4
Compensation
and Benefits
Performance
Management
Recruitment and
Selection
Labour Laws
Training and
Development
Human
Resource Info.
Systems
Organisational
Development
17
Course 5
Ledger:
The first alphabet refers to
year of study. The second
digit refers to Trimester. For
eg. B1 refers to Beta
Trimester 1, indicating when
B1 the subject is offered.
The code that appears before
another code/s indicates that
it is a pre-requisite subject. It
must be passed before the
next subject is registered
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Course 1
B3
BST1034
Statistics for
Managers
Course 2
G3
BRM2034
Research
Methodology
D2
BHP3044
D2
BIP3044
D2
BFP3044
D2
BEP3044
D2
BKR3064
G3
BMR2034
Research
Methods for
Marketing
D2
BMP3044
B3
BAE1024
B1
BAE1010
Preparatory
Management
English
B2
B3
BMC1024
Managerial
Communication
G1
G2
BEN2010
Introduction to
Cyberpreneurship
G3
BEN2024
Advanced
Cyberpreneurship
B1
BMT1014
Mathematics for
Managers
B3
BMT2024
Advanced Maths
for Managers
B2
BEC1034
Microeconomics
G3
BKE2014
Knowledge
Economy
G1
BEC1044
Macroeconomics
G3
BME2054
G3
BEI2084
G1
BLE2074
Faculty of Business and Law
Course 3
Course 4
Human
Resource
Management
RP1
International
Business RP1
Banking and
Finance RP1
Entrepreneurship
RP1
Knowledge
Management RP
I
Marketing
Management
RP1
D3
BHP3054
D3
BIP3054
D3
BFP3054
D3
BEP3054
D3
BKR3074
D3
BHP3054
Course 5
Human
Resource
Management
RP2
International
Business RP2
Banking and
Finance RP2
Entrepreneurship
RP2
Knowledge
Management RP
II
Marketing
Management
RP2
Advanced
Management
English
Ledger:
The first alphabet refers to
year of study. The second
digit refers to Trimester. For
eg. B1 refers to Beta
Trimester 1, indicating when
B1 the subject is offered.
The code that appears before
another code/s indicates that
it is a pre-requisite subject. It
must be passed before the
next subject is registered
Malaysian
Economy
International
Economics
Labour
Economics
18
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Course 1
B1
BAC1014
Financial
Accounting I
Course 2
B3
B3
B3
BMK1014
Principles of
Marketing
Faculty of Business and Law
BBF1014
BFF1014
G1
BMK2024
G1
BMK2104
G3
BMK2044
G3
BMK2054
D3
BMK3094
G3
BMK2114
G3
BMK2124
D3
BMK3074
Financial
Management I
Foundation of
Finance
Consumer
Behaviour
Marketing
Management
Marketing
Communication
Marketing and
Info Technology
Service
Marketing
Sales
Management
Retail
Management
Global Marketing
Course 3
G1
BBF2124
G1
BBF2044
Course 4
Financial
Management II
Bank
Management
Islamic Banking
and Finance
Financial
Markets and
Institutions
Mergers and
Acquisition
International
Finance
G3
BBF2064
G1
BBF2134
D2
BFN3044
D3
BBF3284
G3
BBF3084
Global Finance
G3
BTM2024
Treasury
Management
D3
BMR3134
Strategic
Marketing
19
G3
BBF3114
D2
BBF3094
D3
BBF3104
G3
BBF2154
Course 5
Financial State.
Analysis
Credit
Management
Offshore
Banking and
Finance
Investment
D3
BBF3124
Financial
Derivatives
Ledger:
The first alphabet refers to
year of study. The second
digit refers to Trimester. For
eg. B1 refers to Beta
Trimester 1, indicating when
B1 the subject is offered.
The code that appears before
another code/s indicates that
it is a pre-requisite subject. It
must be passed before the
next subject is registered
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Course 1
B1
BIS1014
Information Sys.
and Multimedia
Course 2
G2
BIS2024
Management
Information Sys.
B3
BPB2034
Programming for
Bus Application
G1
BDS2014
Database &
Systems Analysis
B1
BKM1014
Knowledge
Management
D3
BSM3024
Strategic
Knowledge Mgt
B1
BFB1014
Fundamentals of
Business
G1
BIB2074
International
Business
B3
BMK1014
B1
BIS1014
B2
BEC1034
Principles of
Marketing
Information Sys.
and Multimedia
G1
BIE2014
G1
BIN2024
G3
BRB2054
G3
BBT2034
D3
BSB3064
D3
BEL3014
Course 3
D2
BWP3024
D3
BIM2094
G3
BIT2104
G3
BLE2114
D3
BGO3124
Course 4
Internet and
World Wide Web
Prog.
International
Management
International
Trade and Policy
Legal
Environment of
Inter Business
Global
Operations
Management
Entrepreneurship
Innovation
Management
Retail Business
Management
Business
Taxation
Small Business
Management
Ledger:
The first alphabet refers to
year of study. The second
digit refers to Trimester. For
eg. B1 refers to Beta
Trimester 1, indicating when
B1 the subject is offered.
The code that appears before
another code/s indicates that
it is a pre-requisite subject. It
must be passed before the
next subject is registered
Electronic
Commerce
Microeconomics
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12.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
2 Feb - 8 Feb
9 Feb - 15 Feb
16 Feb - 22 Feb
23 Feb - 1 Mar
2 Mar - 8 Mar
9 Mar - 15 Mar
16 Mar - 22 Mar
23 Mar - 29 Mar
30 Mar - 5 Apr
6 Apr - 12 Apr
13 Apr - 19 Apr
20 Apr - 26 Apr
27 Apr - 3 May
4 May – 10 May
11 May - 17 May
18 May - 24 May
25 May - 31 May
2008/2009 Academic Session
Trimester 3
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Mid Trimester Break
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Examination Week (Week 1)
Examination Week (Week 2)
1 June – 7 June
Trimester Break (Week 1)
8 June - 14 June
Trimester Break (Week 2)
The Academic Session 2009/10 begins on 15th June 2009
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1 May - Labour Day
9 May - Wesak Day
6 & 7 June - Registration Day for new
students
Orientation Week for New Students
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2009/2010 Academic Session
Diploma and Degree
(LSL to LLS)
FOSEE
Trimester 1
15 June - 21 June
Week 1
Week 1 (Class Begins)
Week 1 (Class Begins)
22 June – 28 June
Week 2
Week 2
Week 2
29 June - 5 July
Week 3
Week 3
Week 3
6 July - 12 July
Week 4
Week 4
Week 4
13 July - 19 July
Week 5
Week 5
Week 5
20 July - 26 July
Week 6
Week 6
Week 6
27 July – 2 Aug
Week 7
Week 7
Week 7
3 Aug – 9 Aug
Week 8
Mid Trimester Break
Mid Trimester Break
10 Aug - 16 Aug
Week 9
Week 8
Week 8
17 Aug - 23 Aug
Week 10
Week 9
Week 9
24 Aug - 30 Aug
Week 11
Week 10
Week 10
31 Aug - 6 Sept
Week 12
Week 11
Week 11
7 Sept - 13 Sept
Week 13
Week 12
Week 12
14 Sept - 20 Sept
Week 14
Week 13
Week 13
21 Sept - 27 Sept
Week 15
Week 14
Week 14
28 Sept - 4 Oct
Week 16
Exam Week (Week 1)
Exam Week (Week 1)
Week 17
Trimester Break (Week
1)
Exam Week (Week 2)
5 Oct - 11 Oct
31 August - National
Day
Raya is on 20 Sept
(Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday holiday)
Trimester 2
12 Oct - 18 Oct
Week 18
Week 1
19 Oct - 25 Oct
Week 19
Week 2
26 Oct - 1 Nov
Week 20
Week 3
Week 1
2 Nov - 8 Nov
Week 21
Week 4
Week 2
9 Nov - 15 Nov
Week 22
Week 5
Week 3
16 Nov - 22 Nov
Week 23
Week 6
Week 4
23 Nov – 29 Nov
Week 24
Week 7
Week 5
30 Nov - 6 Dec
Week 25
Week 8
Week 6
7 Dec - 13 Dec
Week 26
Week 9
Week 7
14 Dec - 20 Dec
Week 27
Week 10
Week 8
21 Dec - 27 Dec
Week 28
Week 11
Exam Week (Week 1)
28 Dec - 3 Jan 2010
Week 29
Week 12
Trimester Break (Week 1)
4 Jan - 10 Jan
Week 30
Week 13
Trimester Break (Week 2)
11 Jan - 17 Jan
Week 31
Week 14
18 Jan - 24 Jan
Week 32
Exam Week (Week 1)
25 Jan - 31 Jan
Week 33
Trimester Break 1
Trimester 3
Trimester Break (Week 1)
Trimester Break (Week 2)
Trimester 2
Oct Intake Degree
Trimester Break (Week 3)
Trimester 3
Week 1
Jan Intake Degree
Week 2
1 Feb - 7 Feb
Week 34
Week 1
Week 3
8 Feb - 14 Feb
Week 35
Week 2
Week 4
15 Feb - 21 Feb
Week 36
Week 3
Week 5
22 Feb - 28 Feb
Week 37
Week 4
Week 6
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Feb Intake FOSEE
CNY is on Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday
Holiday
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2009/2010 Academic Session
Diploma and Degree
(LSL to LLS)
FOSEE
1 Mar - 7 Mar
Week 38
Week 5
Week 7
8 Mar - 14 Mar
Week 39
Week 6
Mid Trimester Break
15 Mar - 21 Mar
Week 40
Week 7
Week 8
22 Mar - 28 Mar
Week 41
Trimester Break 1
Week 9
29 Mar - 4 Apr
Week 42
Week 8
Week 10
5 Apr - 11 Apr
Week 43
Week 9
Week 11
12 Apr - 18 Apr
Week 44
Week 10
Week 12
19 Apr - 25 Apr
Week 45
Week 11
Week 13
26 Apr - 2 May
Week 46
Week 12
Week 14
3 May – 9 May
Week 47
Week 13
Exam Week (Week 1)
10 May - 16 May
Week 48
Week 14
Exam Week (Week 2)
17 May - 23 May
Week 49
Exam Week (Week 1)
Trimester Break 1
24 May - 30 May
Week 50
Trimester Break 1
Trimester Break 2
31 May - 6 June
Week 51
Trimester Break 2
Trimester Break 3
The Academic Session 2009/10 begins on 7th June 2010
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Subject title
Financial Accounting I
Management Accounting I
Management
Fundamentals of Business
Mathematics for Managers
Statistics for Managers
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Foundation of Finance
Financial Management I
Advanced Mathematics for Managers
Malaysian Economy
Management Information Systems
Information Systems and Multimedia
Quality and Operations Management
Electronic Commerce
Quantitative Analysis
Business Law
Organizational Behaviour
Human Resource Management
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Finance
Business Ethics
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BAC1014
BAC1024
BMG1024
BFB1014
BMT1014
BST1034
BEC1034
BEC1044
BFF1014
BBF1014
BMT1024
BME2054
BIS2024
BIM1014
BOM2064
BEL1012
BQT1614
BBL2014
BOB2024
BHR2032
BMK1014
BAC1157
BET2014
Faculty Briefing: Jan 2009 Intake, 2008/09 Academic Session
Appendix 2:
New program in MMU: eSILK
What is eSILK?
eSILK is an abbreviation for Entrepreneurship, Soft Skills, Innovation, Leadership &
Knowledge program. It is an activity-oriented certification system to recognise the
entrepreneurial and leadership achievements of MMU undergraduates made outside of their
classroom environment, by participating in activities both within and outside MMU.
eSILK program aims to harvest:
• innovative entrepreneurs
• daring risk-takers
• future leaders
• holistic individuals
Program outcomes:
• Communication and soft skills: Cultivate the ability to communicate clearly, concisely
and coherently in a style appropriate for the purpose, situation and audience
• Innovative & critical thinking and problem-solving abilities: Assess, evaluate and
process complex information appropriate to an area of discipline. Solve problems
relevant to a variety of disciplinary applications
• Leadership skills: Elevate leadership skills through participation in student
organisations and other professional activities.
• Group processes: Demonstrate effective behaviors and skills within a group working
towards a common goal or purpose.
• Entrepreneurial skills: Apply entrepreneurial skills in business development
Five core components of eSILK:
• 1. General (min 60 points):
• Undertake general interest courses
• Participate actively in clubs
• 2. Innovation (min 60 points):
• Participate in competitions
• Generate IPs
• 3. Entrepreneurship (min 60 points):
• Start business venture
• Apply for grants/funds
• 4. Leadership (min 60 points):
• Manage team (club/society/community service/event),
• Give presentations
• Provide consultancy
5. Professional and short courses (min 60 points):
• Undertake professional courses
• Attend professional conferences
Students need to obtain a minimum total of 300 points to complete the program.
• Pass: 300 - 319 points
• Bronze: 320 - 339 points
• Silver: 340 - 359 points
• Gold: 360 and above
• Special: Platinum Award 360 points and above (+ win a national/ international
competition/establish a profitable start-up/organize a major event.)
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