Faculty Booklet March 2024 Intake

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake

29 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 8.8 Diploma in Business Administration YEAR OF STUDY YEAR 1 YEAR 2 TOTAL CREDIT HOURS ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 2025 TRIMESTER MAR MARCH JULY OCTOBER MARCH JULY OCTOBER COMMON CORE Microeconomics BBE4113 3 Fundamentals of Business and Ethics BBY4114 4 Macroeconomics BBE4123 3 Operations Management BBJ4213 3 Quantitative Analysis BBQ4214 4 17 Business Management BBB4113 3 People Management BBP4214 4 Introduction to Information Systems BBI4113 3 Strategic Management BBB4213 3 13 Business Communication in the Digital Age LBC4113 3 Web Design BBW4113 3 Introduction to Financial Technology BBF4213 3 9 Principles of Marketing BBK4113 3 Business Finance BBF4113 3 6 Business Accounting BBA4123 3 3 DISCIPLINE CORE Innovation and Design Thinking BBD4113 3 Logistics and Supply Chain Management BBX4113 3 Project Management BBJ4113 3 Business Analytics BBY4213 3 E-Commerce BBQ4213 3 15 Introduction to Digital Marketing & Analytics BBM4113 3 Introduction to Investment BBI4213 3 Principles of Sales Management BBS4213 3 9 Recruitment and Selection BBR4213 3 3 ELECTIVE/ INDUSTRIAL TRAINING Industrial Training BBT4216 OR Digital Personal Branding & Professionalism BBP4213 AND Introduction to Event Management BBV4213 6 6 MPU** U1 2 U2/3 2 U4 2 6 UNIVERSITY COURSE Character Building 2 Sustainable Society LSSW4112 2 4 TOTAL CREDIT HOURS 20 12 20 15 6 18 91 *Mata Pelajaran Umum (MPU) Courses for Diploma Level (Effective Oct 2022 Trimester) Mata Pelajaran Umum (MPU) are compulsory courses to be taken by Diploma and Bachelor's degree level students of private education institutions in Malaysia. Students must pass the courses before being awarded the enrolled degree. This is as mandated by Section 43 of the Private Higher Education Act 1996 MPU Category Local Students International Students Credit Hours U1 LMPU2192 Falsafah dan Isu Semasa (Philosophy and Current Issues) LMPU2132Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1 2 U2/ U3 Students without credit in BM at SPM Level LMPU3212 Bahasa Kebangsaan A Students who obtained credit in BM at SPM Level Any other courses in the U2 or U3 category** Choose one course in the U2/U3 category** Course code LMPU22XX or LMPU23XX 2 U4 LMPU24XX - choose one from the list offered 2 Total Credit Hours 6 Pre-requisite Industrial Training: minimum completed and passed of 45 credit hours

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake

30 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 8.9 Diploma in Digital Business YEAR OF STUDY YEAR 1 YEAR 2 TOTAL CREDIT HOURS ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 2025 TRIMESTER MAR MARCH JULY OCTOBER MARCH JULY OCTOBER COMMON CORE Business Management BBB4113 3 Business Communication in the Digital Age LBC4113 3 Web Design BBW4113 3 Quantitative Analysis BBQ4214 4 Introduction to Financial Technology BBF4213 3 People Management BBP4214 4 20 Microeconomics BBE4113 3 Principle of Marketing BBK4113 3 Fundamentals of Business and Ethics BBY4114 4 Macroeconomics BBE4123 3 Operations Management BBJ4213 3 16 Digital Business Venture & Strategy BDV4113 3 Business Finance BBF4113 3 6 Business Accounting BBA4123 3 Introduction to information system BBI4113 3 6 DISCIPLINE CORE Introduction to Digital & Social Media Marketing BDD4113 3 Digital Logistics and Supply Chain Management BDG4213 3 Business System Development BDD4213 3 Business Analytics BBY4213 3 E-Commerce BBO4213 3 15 Web Development and Application BDW4213 3 Decision Support System for Management BDS4213 3 6 Cybersecurity BDC4213 3 Digital Business Project BDP4223 3 6 ELECTIVE Elective 1 3 Elective 2 3 6 MPU** U1 2 U2/U3 2 U4 2 6 UNIVERSITY COURSE Character Building 2 Sustainable Society LSSW4112 2 4 TOTAL CREDIT HOURS 17 9 20 18 9 18 91 **Mata Pelajaran Umum (MPU) Courses for Diploma Level (Effective Oct 2022 Trimester) Mata Pelajaran Umum (MPU) are compulsory courses to be taken by Diploma and Bachelor's degree level students of private education institutions in Malaysia. Students must pass the courses before being awarded the enrolled degree. This is as mandated by Section 43 of the Private Higher Education Act 1996 MPU Category Local Students International Students Credit Hours U1 LMPU2192 Falsafah dan Isu Semasa (Philosophy and Current Issues) LMPU2132Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1 2 U2/ U3 Students without credit in BM at SPM Level LMPU3212 Bahasa Kebangsaan A Students who obtained credit in BM at SPM Level Any other courses in the U2 or U3 category** Choose one course in the U2/U3 category** Course code LMPU22XX or LMPU23XX 2 U4 LMPU24XX - choose one from the list offered 2 Total Credit Hours 6 Elective Courses TWO (2) Courses must be taken from the following: 1. BBD4113 Innovation and Design Thinking 2. BBV4213 Introduction to Event Management 3. BBP4213 Digital Personal Branding & Professionalism 4. BDI4213 Introduction to Industry 4.0 Pre-requisite BDD4213 Business System Development ->BDP4223 Digital Business Project

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake

31 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 8.10 Foundation in Business TRIMESTER MARCH JULY COMPULSORY MODULES BPA1114 Basic Microeconomics 4 BPC1114 Introduction to Cost and Management Accounting 4 BPF1114 InBPB1114 Fundamentals of Business Management 4 BPD1113 Introduction to Digital Business 3 BPI1114 BTCA1114 Computer Applications 4 BPP1113 FuBPQ1115 Introduction to Quantitative Analysis 5 LGD11CORE LCE1113 Communicative English 3 LEE1113 Essential English 3 LAE111LCT111TOTAL CREDIT HOURS 20 10

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake OCTOBER TOTAL CREDIT HOURS ntroduction to Financial Accounting 4 12 Basic Macroeconomics 4 11 undamentals of Personal Finance 3 7 13 Group Dynamics 3 8 13 Academic English 3 9 13 Critical Thinking 3 3 20 50

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 32 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 9. COURSE REGISTRATION Students must register for ALL Courses taken in the Trimester. Students who fail to register their Courses will not be allowed to sit for their final examination. 9.1 Online Course Registration Online Course registration must be completed before the beginning of each trimester. Students are advised to complete the following before the start of a new trimester: - a) Refer to the announcement by the Examination and Records Unit on the registration schedule. b) Meet student’s academic advisor to plan and get advice on the Course registration c) Ensure that student follows the Programme Structure and fulfill the requirements for Course registration d) Students need to log into MMU Portal at http://online.mmu.edu.my 9.2 Steps for Online Course Registration a) Key in Student ID Number, CLiC Password and click “LOGIN” to log on into the Course Registration web page. Check the particulars carefully. If there are any errors, report it to the Examination & Records Unit immediately. b) Click `Self Service’ > `My Planner’ and choose the Courses 9.3 Academic Load [Regulation 7 (no. 6)] a) Students shall register all Courses as according to the programme structure by trimester. b) Students who fail to follow the programme structure are Courseed to the Minimum and maximum academic load as prescribed below: Trimester Min Credit Hours Max Credit Hours 14 lecture-week trimester 12 CH 20 CH 7 lecture-week trimester 6 CH 10 CH c) A student who does not register for any Course by week 4 and has not applied for Leave of Absence, the status shall be changed to ‘Dismissed’. 9.4 Add/Drop, Withdraw and Quit Adding and/or dropping of any Course should be done during the first two weeks of each trimester. a) Withdrawal (Effective from Tri 1, 2012/2013) Students shall be allowed to withdraw from Course that they have registered based on the following: For 14 lecture-week trimester, the last date for Course withdrawal is by week 7 For 8 lecture-week trimester, the last date for Course withdrawal is by week 4. This practice also takes into consideration one’s academic load, in which it should not fall below the predetermined minimum load. Trimester: 1 & 2 (Long Trimester) Drop Period: Week 1 & Week 2 Withdrawal Period: Week 3 - Week 7 Trimester: 3 (Short Trimester) Drop Period: Week 1 & week 2 Withdrawal Period: Week 3 - Week 4 b) Students who decide to cease their studies are required to notify the Examination and Records Unit in writing. Students who fail to do so are liable to pay all fees and other related charges for the entire semester to MMU.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 33 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s c) Late withdrawal will not be entertained. 9.5 Leave of Absence (LOA) a) Leave of absence is defined as a student’s request to be away from the University for a minimum of a trimester period and a maximum of three trimesters. b) Leave of absence may be requested only for national services, serious illnesses, financial problems, or compassionate reasons. Application for Leave of Absence must be supported by official documents. c) An application for Leave of Absence must be made before the end of Week 7 of a Long Trimester or Week 4 of a Short Trimester. d) A student who is on a barring list will be automatically disqualified from applying for Leave of Absence. e) The official date of Leave of Absence is the date when the student submits his online leave of absence application. f) No tuition fee will be charged if the Leave of Absence is made in Week 1 or Week 2. Students are required to refer to Regulation 7, Part II on the Refund of Tuition Fees. g) A student who is on Leave of Absence will still be charged Resource Fees. h) Despite being granted LOA (leave of absence), a student shall sit for Supplementary Examination when the Course is offered by faculties/centres. Failing which the ‘I’ status will be converted to ‘F’. i) A student on Leave of Absence should not enroll in another academic institution during the period of leave without prior approval from the University. j) Except for National Service, Student Exchange Programme, Medical reasons and other approved reasons by Senate, the period of the student’s leave or ‘away from the university’ shall be counted as part of the student’s candidature period. k) A student who fails to register for any Course after the end of the leave of absence period shall have his status changed to ‘Dismissed’. l) Students should discuss with their academic advisors prior to Leave of absence. International students must report to International Office before applying for Leave of Absence. 9.6 No Refund Policy [Regulation 7 (no. 11)] All students shall be governed under the Refund of Tuition Fee as mentioned below: a) 100% of the course fee shall be refunded if a student withdraws from a Course within the first and second week of any trimester. b) No refund shall be granted for any withdrawal of Course after the first two weeks of any trimester 9.7 100% Payment of Tuition Fees before sitting for Examination a) Students must fully pay their tuition fees before they are allowed to sit for the examination. 9.8 Maximum Duration [Regulation 7, Part IV] a) The maximum period of study for a 3 year degree programme shall be five (5) years and for a 4 year degree programme shall be seven (7) years. b) The maximum period of study for a Foundation programme shall be two (2) years. c) The maximum period of study for a Diploma programme shall be four (4) years. d) If a student changes Faculty or Programme, the receiving Faculty Board shall decide whether the student shall start afresh, unless the change is only a change of specialization or major. He shall be governed under the latest University’s Rules, Regulations and Policies. Note: Please refer to the University Rules and Regulations for more information.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 34 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 10. ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE 10.1 Scheme of Marks and Grades Starting Trimester 3 2022/2023 (term id 2230), the passing marks is 40% (grade D) for all programmes in career Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor (UGRD & UGDE) EXCEPT for programmes governed by professional bodies, i.e. Bachelor of Law (FOL), Bachelor of Accounting (FOB and FOM) and Diploma in Accounting (FOB). Upon completion of the assessment for each course, students will obtain the grade according to the following standard scheme of marks. Grade Marks Points Status Grade Marks Points Status A+ 90 - 100 4.00 Pass B- 62 - <63 2.80 Pass A 80 - <90 4.00 Pass B- 61 - <62 2.73 Pass A- 79 - <80 3.93 Pass B- 60 - <61 2.67 Pass A- 78 - <79 3.87 Pass C+ 59 - <60 2.59 Pass A- 77 - <78 3.80 Pass C+ 58 - <59 2.53 Pass A- 76 - <77 3.73 Pass C+ 57 - <58 2.46 Pass A- 75 - <76 3.67 Pass C+ 56 - <57 2.40 Pass B+ 74 - <75 3.60 Pass C+ 55 - <56 2.33 Pass B+ 73 - <74 3.53 Pass C 54 - <55 2.26 Pass B+ 72 - <73 3.47 Pass C 53 - <54 2.20 Pass B+ 71 - <72 3.40 Pass C 52 - <53 2.13 Pass B+ 70 - <71 3.33 Pass C 51 - <52 2.07 Pass B 69 - <70 3.27 Pass C 50 - <51 2.00 Pass B 68 - <69 3.20 Pass C- 47 - <50 1.67 Pass/Failª B 67 - <68 3.13 Pass D+ 44 - <47 1.33 Pass/Failª B 66 - <67 3.07 Pass D 40 - <44 1.00 Pass/Failª B 65 - <66 3.00 Pass F 0 - <40 0 Pass/Failª B- 64 - <65 2.93 Pass PS 40 - 100 - Pass B- 63 - <64 2.87 Pass FL 0 - <40 - Fail Note: Failª = Fail for subject passing marks 50%. 10.2 Calculation of Grade Points 10.2.1 Grade Points Grade Points are computed by multiplying the number of credit hours per course by the Grade Points of the letter grade earned. 10.2.2 Grade Point Average (GPA) GPA is the average grade point of a student for a particular trimester computed by dividing the Total Grade Points by the Total Credit Hours. GPA = Total Grade Points Total Credit Hours 10.2.3 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) CGPA is the average cumulative point equivalent of a student from the beginning of trimester computed by dividing the Cumulative Total Grade Points by the Cumulative Total Credit Hours. CGPA = Cumulative Total Grade Points Cumulative Total Credit Hours

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 35 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 10.3 Classification of Honours Students who have graduated shall be awarded the classification of honours based on the cut-off CGPA given below: 10.3.1 Degree Programme Classification of Honours CGPA First 3.67 - 4.00 Second Upper 3.33 - 3.66 Second Lower 2.67- 3.32 Third 2.00 - 2.66 10.3.2 Diploma Programme Classification of Honours CGPA Distinction 3.50 – 4.00 Credit 3.00 – 3.49 Pass 2.00 – 2.99 10.4 Guidelines on Implementation of Passing Mark 40% (Approved in (Senate No. 113 on 27 October 2022) a. Implementation of Passing Mark 40% The passing mark 40% (grade D) will be implemented starting Trimester 3 2022/2023 (Term 2230) onward for all programmes in career Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor (UGRD & UGDE) EXCEPT for programmes governed by professional bodies, i.e. Bachelor of Law (FOL), Bachelor of Accounting (FOB and FOM) and Diploma in Accounting (FOB). b. Courses involved i. The faculty is responsible to determine the courses that will be tagged to passing mark 40% (grade D). ii. Law student who is taking the elective course offered by other faculties with passing mark 40% - the passing mark is 40% (grade D). However, if they are taking an elective course offered by Faculty of Law - the passing mark is 50% iii. Student from other faculties who is taking courses offered by Faculty of Law - the passing mark is 40% (grade D). c. Passed Status i. Students who obtain grade C-, D+ or D for the courses passing mark 40% is passed and not entitled for the supplementary Exam. ii. Students who are absent for the final exam without any reason will get grade U that is equivalent to failing the subject even though obtaining the coursework mark 40 and above. d. Supplementary Exam i. Students who obtain grade (F) is fail for that particular subject and not eligible for Supplementary Exam as second attempt. However, the Faculty Board during the BoE meeting may recommend to grant the Supplementary Exam as second attempt based on case to case basis i.e. the student is in the final trimester and the only subject left to complete. ii. The students who obtain grade (I) is automatically be granted the supplementary examination as first attempt. The supplementary examination will be held in the first week of the new trimester. iii. Requirement supplementary examination for subject passing mark 50 is remain unchanged.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 36 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s e. Academic Status The academic status has been revised as follows: 1. Pass - have obtained a GPA or/and CGPA of 2.00 and above. 2. Pending - have obtained a GPA or/and CGPA of 2.00 and above and have been granted a supplementary examination as a first attempt (I) or incomplete grade for Industrial Training. 3. Supplementary - have obtained a GPA or/and CGPA of 2.00 and above and are allowed to sit the supplementary examinations as a second attempt (*) for the subjects in which they have failed. 4. Pending, Supp - have obtained a GPA or/and CGPA of 2.00 and above and are allowed to sit the supplementary examinations as a first (I) and second attempt (*) for the subjects in which they have failed. 5. Probation - have obtained a GPA and CGPA of less than 2.00 6. Probation, Supp - have obtained a GPA and CGPA of less than 2.00 and are allowed to sit the supplementary examinations as a second attempt (*) for the subjects in which they have failed. 7. Probation, Pending, Supp - have obtained a GPA and CGPA of less than 2.00 and have been granted: 7(i) supplementary examination as a 1st attempt (I) AND 7(ii) supplementary examination as a 2nd attempt (*) 8. Probation, Pending - have obtained a GPA and CGPA of less than 2.00 and have been granted a supplementary examination as a first attempt (I) 9. Terminated - have obtained a GPA and CGPA of below 2.00 for two consecutive trimesters 10. NA - Did not have a GPA and CGPA for a particular trimester due to either all subjects registered are P/NP subjects or withdrawing all the subjects or a combination of both. After the Supplementary Exam only four status are remain – Pass, Probation, Terminated and NA. f. Graduation i. The student will not be graduating if pass all courses stipulated in programme structure but obtained a CGPA less than 2.00. ii. The students are required to repeat any course(s) to increase the CGPA at least 2.00. 10.5 Supplementary Examination (Date Last Amendment: Senate Meeting No 218 on 1 July 2021) 1. Supplementary Examination’s Administrative Fee of RM 50.00 per course will be charged to students. Students will be invoiced for this fee and the amount must be paid before the release of the Supplementary Examination Result. 2. The eligibility of a student to sit for a supplementary examination is NOT automatically granted. 3. The eligibility of a student to sitfor a supplementary examination must be recommended by the Board of Examiners (BOE) for Senate’s approval. 4. The BOE will make two (2) types of recommendations: a) eligibility to sit for the supplementary examination as 1 st attempt(Grade ‘I’), b) eligibility to sit for the supplementary examination as 2 nd attempt(Grades with ‘*’) 5. Supplementary Examination would be granted for genuine MC or special cases as First (1st) Attempt, and for “Fail” subject as Second (2nd) Attempt with conditions as follows: Level Coursework (Minimum) Overall Marks (Minimum) Foundation, Diploma & Degree 50% 40% 6. For the Supplementary as 2 nd attempt, a student with the recommendation of the BOE can only take a maximum number of supplementary examinations as stated below: a) 14-week Trimester: maximum of 3 papers b) 7-week Trimester: maximum of 2 papers

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 37 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 7. Supplementary Examinations will be held within the first week of the commencement of the trimester. 8. The following reasons are generally accepted by the BOE when granting supplementary examination as 1st attempt (Grade ‘I’) to a student: a) Has obtained medical certificate and report from the registered MMU Panel Clinics; b) The demise of immediate family members [defined as parents, spouse, children, siblings or grandparents] (supported by death certificates); c) Represented Malaysia/State/University in an official capacity for competitions, conferences, conventions, meetings, and sporting events (supported by a letter from StyLE); d) Involved in accidents (supported by a police report); e) Attended scholarship interviews (supported by a letter); f) Not able to pay tuition fees before Final Examinations (Supported by Finance Division Form). 9. All medical certificates, reports and/or supporting documents MUST be submitted to the ERU Office within two (2) working days from the date of the examination. 10. A student MUST settle his tuition fees before he sits for the Supplementary Examination. He will not be offered the supplementary exam if he fails to settle his tuition fees before the Supplementary Examination. 11. Any other special cases that have not been stipulated in clause (8) above will be recommended by the BOE directly for Senate’s decision. 12. If a student is NOT qualified for the supplementary exam as per clause (5); the Dean may consider, among other factors,the following, in deciding the student’s appealto sitfor the supplementary exam: a) The student is in his Final Year; b) It is the ONLY Course left before graduating or completing the programme (Foundation). In any case, a supplementary exam should only be granted if it is mathematically possible for a student to pass the course. The Dean’s decision shall be presented in the nearest Senate Meeting for Notification. 13. A student is required to sit for the Supplementary Examination scheduled at the beginning of the subsequent new trimester. 14. Students who FAIL to take the supplementary exam, whether as the first or second attempt, will be considered to have failed the course(s). 15. There shall be NO Second Supplementary Examination in any circumstances. 16. Despite being granted LOA (Leave of Absence) OR on Industrial Training, a student shall sit for the Supplementary Examination when the course is offered. Failing to do so shall result in the ‘I’ status being converted to ‘F’. 10.6 Retake of Course Only the best grade will be considered for the computation of the CGPA for students who are repeating Courses. a) When a student is required to repeat a Course, he/she shall be required to re-do the entire coursework and examination for that particular Course. b) [Regulation 6 (no. 5] A student may be allowed to repeat a Course up to a maximum of two times. A student who fails a Course more than two times shall be terminated from his studies. However, he may appeal to the Senate Appeal Committee for reinstatement and to retake the Course. 10.7 Terminated Status a) If a student’s Academic Status is stated as “Terminated”, his/her course of study will be deemed ‘terminated’. b) A student who has been terminated may appeal to the Student Service Centre.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 38 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 10.8 Attendance Any student who has registered a course is compulsory to attend the lectures, tutorials and laboratory sessions. Absence is allowed if prior permission is granted by the academician who is responsible for that specific lecture or tutorial. In the case where prior permission cannot be obtained from an academician due to medical or emergency cases, the student is required to obtain immediate permission from the academician due to his/her absence. Absence without permission refers to a student's absence without obtaining permission from academicians or MMU members who are responsible before or after the absence, whichever related. 10.9 Barring Attendance shall be counted immediately from week one (1) of every trimester. Students’ attendance will be counted for all the courses. If the student fails to achieve 80% of the attendance either for lectures, tutorials, labs or studios, he/she shall be barred from sitting for the final examination for that particular course. For the 100% coursework courses of scheduled face-to-face components, students will fail the course if they do not meet the stipulated 80% of the total attendance. Attendance in the blended learning mode will also be counted in the stipulated 80%. Attendance can be determined by various modes that reflect the students’ overall progress in those classes. 10.10 Potential Barring List Students will be on the potential barring list if the percentage of his/her attendance is less than 80% in week 10 (Long Trimester) and week 5 (Short Trimester). The lecturer will make an announcement for students to appeal for unbarring. 10.11 Appeal for Unbar Students are required to submit an official letter together with supporting documents to their respective lecturers for appeal to be unbarred. 10.12 Confirmation barring The Dean of Faculty will finalise the list of students to be barred based on recommendation from the Lecturer and Course Coordinator. The barring list will be submitted to the Examination and Records Unit (ERU) in week 14 (Long Trimester) and week 7 (Short Trimester). Students will receive a notification in their email stating that he/she has been barred for that particular course. The course(s) which is barred will not appear in the examination slip. The attendance should be counted until the day when the barring list is submitted. For students with medical certificates which contribute to more than 20% of the absence in the respective trimester, the Faculty should advise him/her to take leave of absence (LOA) as he/she will be deemed as unfit to go through the whole trimester's workload. Note: Please refer to the University Rules and Regulations for more information.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 39 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 10.13 Plagiarism PLAGIARISM IS A SERIOUS OFFENCE. A zero (0) mark in assignments, projects, or a grade 'F' in Research Project will be awarded if a student is found guilty in plagiarism. A student may be referred to the University Disciplinary Committee if there is evidence of plagiarism, research misconduct and/or dishonest practices during the course of completing their academic and research work. 10.14 Foundation/ Diploma to Degree Requirements 1. Pass All Courses. 2. Minimum CGPA of 2.00 3. Minimum CGPA of 2.50 for Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) Foundation/ Diploma to Degree process: An Overview 10.15 Completing Foundation/ Graduating Diploma to Degree FOUNDATION IN BUSINESS/ DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING/ DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/ DIPLOMA IN DIGITAL BUSINESS 1. Faculty of Business, Melaka 2. Faculty of Management, Cyberjaya Briefing by Faculty Foundation/ Diploma to Degree Online Application Degree Course Registration Briefing Final Exam (Final Trimester) Provisional Offer FINAL OFFER

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 40 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 11. CREDIT TRANSFER POLICY 11.1 Credit Transfer Policy (Approved in Senate Meeting No 225 dated 3 March 2022) 1. The credit transfer policy stated below is approved by Special Senate no. 90 held on 25 November 2016 to be in line with the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE)’s policy. It takes effect beginning Trimester 2, 2016/17 session. 2. Revision on policy vertical credit transfer - Approved by Senate no. 207 held on 5 March 2020 to be in line with the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE)’s policy. It takes effect from March 2020. 3. Revision on policy of credit transfer – Approved by Senate Circulation No 210/3/2020 date 12 Sept 2020. Revision is made to the wordings and included the new development from Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE). This revision added the policy on credit transfer from Master’s programme to Doctoral degree, MOOCs, APEL-C and MPU. 4. Revision on policy of credit transfer – Approved by Senate Circulation No 217 dated 6 May 2021. Revision is made to the wordings and included the new development from Malaysia Qualification Agency (MQA). This revision added the definition of academic residential requirement. 1.0 DEFINITION 1.1 Credit transfer refers to the practice of granting exemption to course/s in a programme on the basis that the requirements of a course or courses have been demonstrated to have been fulfilled by the applicants or learners. This practice allows mobility of learners between programmes, between institutions and between nations.(MQA’s Advisory Note 4, 2017) 1.2 Formal Learning refers to A learning/programme of study delivered within an organised and structured context (preschool, primary school, secondary school, college and university) that may lead to formal recognition or a recognised qualification. (MQA’s Guideline to Good Practice: APEL-C) 1.3 Non-formal Learning - Learning that takes place alongside the mainstream systems of education and training. It may be assessed but does not normally lead to formal certification. (MQA’s Guideline to Good Practice: APEL-C) 1.4 In-formal Learning is normally unintentional learning where learning takes place continuously through life and work experience. (MQA’s Guideline to Good Practice: APEL-C) 1.5 Academic residential requirement - this term means a student needs to spend a specified minimum duration registering and meeting MMU’s course requirements before he/she can be considered as completing MMU’s academic requirement for an eventual award of the academic qualification. 1.6 Credit transfer with grade (Grade transfer) refers to credit value of the transferred course is earned by a student along with the grade. The credit value earned is to be taken into account in fulfilling the graduating credit whilst the grade is to be taken into account in the calculation of GPA/CGPA 1.7 Credit transfer without grade refers to credit value of the transferred course is earned by a student. Only the credit value earned is to be taken into account in fulfilling the graduating credit whilst no grade is to be taken into account in the calculation of GPA/CGPA. 1.8 Course exemption refers to exemption of a course that is required for graduation, but does not contribute to credit requirement for graduation, and does not require course replacement. 2.0 GENERAL 2.1 The applicant must have obtained a minimum grade of C or its equivalent (satisfactory performance or a pass) in the previous course.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 41 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 2.2 The syllabus of the course offered for credit transfer must cover at least 80% syllabus of the corresponding course at MMU. 2.3 Only courses from accredited/ recognized programmes can be considered for credit transfer. 2.4 The credit value of the course from the programme to be transferred must be the same or more than the credit value of the course offered by MMU. 2.5 For credit transfer from formal learning involving programme levels in the Malaysian Qualifications Framework (MQF), only courses from provisionally accredited/fully accredited/recognized programmes can be considered for credit transfer. 2.6 Transfer of credit from a higher-level programme (e.g. Bachelor’s degree) to lower programme (e.g. diploma) is not permitted. 2.7 All academic programmes within MMU shall follow this policy. In the event where, there is a conflict between this policy and conditions of professional body, the clause set by the professional body is to be followed. In this respect, the documents issued by the relevant professional bodies are to be referred to. 2.8 The credit transfer application is subject to the assessment of the receiving faculty and the decision of the faculty is final. 2.9 For Bachelor of Law programme, only non-law related courses may be considered for credit transfer. 3.0 VERTICAL CREDIT TRANSFER 3.1 Credit transfer from a lower level to a higher level qualification or known as vertical credit transfer is allowed in the following circumstances: 3.1.1 Certificate (MQF Level 3) to Diploma (MQF Level 4). The maximum transferrable credit is 30% of the total Diploma programme’s credit. 3.1.2 Diploma (MQF Level 4) to Bachelor’s degree (MQF Level 6). The maximum transferrable credit is 50% (i.e. approximately one year and half of Bachelor's degree duration) of the total programme’s credit with the following conditions: % of credit transfer Minimum Grade 1 - 30 Grade C 31 - 50 Grade B 3.1.3 Advanced Diploma (MQF Level 5). Student who possesses an advanced diploma in addition to a Diploma qualification may apply for consideration for credit transfer of up to a maximum of two years of the Bachelor’s degree duration. Student may join the third year of the programme if the application is successful. 3.1.4 Bachelor’s Degree (MQF Level 6) to Master’s (MQF Level 7). Student who has undertaken core courses of the master’s programme which are also offered as independent elective courses at Bachelor’s degree level and pass the courses with minimum grade B is entitled for a maximum transferrable credit of 30% of the total programme’s credit. 3.1.5 Master’s (MQF Level 7) to Doctoral Degree (MQF Level 8). No credit nor grade transfer is allowed except for exemption of Research Methodology course with conditions stated below: 3.1.5.1 The credit value of the course from the programme to be transferred must be the same or more than the credit value of the course offered by MMU 3.1.5.2 The relevance and level of skills of the Research Methodology course taken must be aligned with the Research Methodology course at the PhD level. 3.1.5.3 For Doctor of Philosophy (Laws) program, if the Research Methodology course or its equivalent was taken from another institution other than MMU, consideration of credit transfer will be done on a case to case basis.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 42 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 4.0 HORIZONTAL CREDIT TRANSFER 4.1 Credit transfer from same level of qualification or horizontal credit transfer is allowed in the following circumstances: 4.1.1 If the previous qualification was completed in MMU, no limit is imposed on the credit transfer. The same course can be considered for credit transfer multiple times provided that the transfer is for programme within the same field (E.g. First degree completed is Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) (Human Resources Management). Student may use the same courses from this first degree to credit transfer for subsequent Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) programme/s. 4.1.2 If the previous qualification is from a different institution, the credit transfer is subject to specified academic residential requirement as follows: i. 1 trimester/semester for Master/PhD level, ii. 1 trimester/semester for Bachelor degree level, and iii. 1 trimester/semester for the Diploma level. 4.2 Student following a programme and wishes to change to another programme offered by MMU at the same level and within the same field. This is on condition that he/she meets the requirement of the new programme. 4.2.1 Grade transfer is allowed. In this case, there is no limit to the amount of credit allowed to be transferred. 4.2.2 If the previous programme is from another institution of higher learning, the credit transfer is dependent on the academic residential requirement: student must spend at least the following duration in MMU: i. 1 trimester/semester for Master/PhD level, ii. 1 trimester/semester for Bachelor’s degree level, and iii. 1 trimester/semester for the Diploma level. Note: Item 4.2 When there is an application for a change in programme, both faculties are to discuss and agree on courses to be allowed for credit transfer. 4.3 Student who has failed/been terminated from a programme and wishes to pursue another programme at the same level in MMU 4.3.1 No credit nor grade transfer is (including the MPW/MPU courses) allowed 4.4 Student who quit a programme and wishes to continue another programme at the same level in MMU 4.4.1 Grade transfer may be considered. In this case, there is no limit to the amount of credit allowed to be transferred. The course taken by the student must not be more than FIVE years prior to the registration date of the new programme at MMU. 4.4.2 If the previous programme was taken from another institution, the credit transfer is dependent on the academic residential requirement: student must spend at least 1 semester at MMU for Master/PhD level, 1 semester at MMU for Bachelor’s degree level and 1 semester at MMU for Diploma level. 4.5 Student of a programme in MMU who enroll for a few courses at another institution of higher learning at the same time (for example via mobility or exchange programme). 4.5.1 Credit transfer is allowed and it must not be more than 30% of the total credit of the programme registered for and it is also dependent upon the mutual understanding of both institutions. 4.6 Horizontal credit transfers for masters and doctoral programs (coursework and mixed mode) is allowed based on a case to case basis.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 43 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 5.0 CREDIT TRANSFER PATHWAY 5.1 CREDIT TRANSFER OF MASSIVE OPEN ONLINE COURSES (MOOC) 5.1.1 Credit transfer to be awarded for MOOC can only be considered for courses within the programme levels in the Malaysian Qualifications Framework (MQF) as stated in Table 1 below: Table 1 MQF Level Qualifications Award 8 Doctoral Degree (Applicable only to coursework or mixed mode programmes) 7 Master’s Degree (Applicable only to coursework or mixed mode programmes) Postgraduate Diploma Postgraduate Certificate 6 Bachelor’s Degree GraduateDiploma Graduate Certificate 5 AdvancedDiploma 4 Diploma 3 Certificate 5.1.2 Conditions for Credit Transfer for MOOC (CTM) Eligibility 5.1.2.1 CTM is only confined to courses in programmes that have obtained accreditation from MQA. If the MOOC is not part of an accredited programme, it should have the following core elements: a. Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs); b. Course Description/Course Synopsis; c. Course Contents; d. Learning Activities; e. Course Duration; f. Course Assessment; g. Course Instructor; and h. Course Grade (where available) AND Mapping of course content equivalency of 80% and level of study is established. This may be conducted by comparing the single MOOC or combination of a few MOOCs against the course for which credit is applied for based on the following elements: a. Course learning outcomes; b. List of topics and/or subtopics; and c. Course duration. AND Credit equivalency of a MOOC shall be determined based on the total Student Learning Time (SLT) and this should be made known/declared by the applicant. As a guide, 40 notional learning hours is equivalent to 1credit. 5.1.2.2 CTM is only awarded for a specific course applied for. It is not automatically applicable to the pre-requisite (if any) of the said course. 5.1.2.3 Faculties may recommend to ADC the MOOC eligible for credit transfer based on the conditions stipulated by MQA. 5.1.2.4 There is no provision of credit transfer through the CTM process for industrial training/practicum/final year project /dissertation/thesis. 5.1.2.5 At the postgraduate level, CTM is only applicable for courses delivered through the coursework or mixed mode programmes. 5.1.2.6 Courses from programmes that require accreditation from professional bodies can be given CTM, subject to MMU obtaining approval from the relevant professional bodies; 5.1.2.7 Credits awarded for a course through the CTM process should be in full and match with the credit value of the course applied. No partial or block credits will be awarded; 5.1.2.8 Credits awarded for a course through the CTM process can be based on the mapping of the CLOs of a single MOOC or a combination of a few MOOC;

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 44 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 5.1.2.9 Courses that have been granted credit transfer through the CTM process will contribute to the total graduating credit requirements but not used in the calculation of Grade Point Average (GPA)/Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of the programme pursued. 5.1.3 CTM involves mapping, comparing and evaluating the extent to which the course content of the MOOC/combination of a few MOOC to the course applied for credit transfer within the guideline specified by MQA. 5.1.4 Credits awarded through the CTM process shall not exceed 30% of the total graduating credits of a specific programme of study. maximum limit of Credit Transfer for MOOC (CTM) is as illustrated in Table 2 below Table 2 MQF Level MQF Level Minimum Graduating Credits 30% of total graduating credit of a specific programme of study* 8 Doctoral Degree (Applicable only to coursework or mixed mode programmes) Based on the approved credits of the coursework component OR 80 24 Master’s Degree (Applicable only to coursework or mixed 40 12 7 mode programmes) Postgraduate 30 9 Diploma Postgraduate 20 6 Certificate 6 Bachelor’s Degree 120 36 GraduateDiploma 60+6 (MPU**) 20 Graduate Certificate 30+6 (MPU**) 11 5 AdvancedDiploma 40 12 4 Diploma 90 27 3 Certificate 60 18 *The actual credit for graduation for a particular programme may be higher and varies from the minimum graduating credit 5.1.5 The credit transfer shall not be counted twice for the various academic qualifications. For instance, the same MOOC that has been granted CTM at diploma level cannot be reconsidered for another program at a higher level. 5.1.6 Prior to the award of credits, faculties are to determine the quality of MOOC, adequacy of course content and credit equivalency; the authentication of the applicant’s identity in MOOC; and verification of learning attainment within the guideline provided by MQA and other relevant authority

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 45 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 5.2 CREDIT TRANSFER OF APEL FOR CREDIT AWARD (APEL C) 5.2.1 APEL for Credit Award [APEL(C)] is the award of credits for the prior experiential learning towards a course in an accredited programme of higher education provider (HEP). APEL(C) provides the mechanism to recognise the individual’s prior experiential learning that is relevant and specific to a course within a programme of study. The credit award is granted on the basis of the knowledge and skills acquired through informal and non-formal learning. 5.2.2 The maximum percentage of credit transfer through APEL(C) is 30% of the total graduating credits of a specific programme of study. This percentage is in addition to the credit transfer provision based on the vertical and horizontal credit transfer or the formal learning. 5.2.3 The maximum credit transfer allowed through APEL(C) at the various MQF levels is as illustrated in Table 3 Table 3 Award based on the Malaysian Qualifications Framework (MQF) Minimum graduating credits *30% from the minimum credits of the coursework component Level 8: Doctoral Degree (Applicable only to coursework or mixed mode programmes) 80 24 Level 7 : Master’s Degree ( Applicable only to coursework or mixed mode programmes) 40 12 Level 7: Postgraduate Diploma 30 9 Level 7: Postgraduate Certificate 20 6 Level 6: Bachelor’s Degree 120 36 Level 6: Graduate Diploma 60+6 (MPU) 20 Level 6: Graduate Certificate 30+6 (MPU) 11 Level 5: Advanced Diploma 40 12 Level 4: Diploma 90 27 Level 3: Certificate 60 18 *The actual credit for graduation for a particular programme may be higher and varies from the minimum graduating credit 5.2.4 Credits awarded through APEL(C) can be transferred automatically to another programme within the same institution if the course for which credits have been awarded through APEL(C) has the same learning outcomes. 5.2.5 The credits awarded must be equivalent to the credit value of the course applied for APEL(C). Award of partial credits will not be allowed. 5.2.6 Credits awarded for a course are only applicable to the specific course applied for. Credits are not automatically applicable to prerequisites (if any) of the specific course. 5.2.7 Assessment for credit award should be carried out separately for each course. 5.2.8 APEL(C) is applicable for all courses except for final year project-based courses and dissertations. 5.2.9 For Executive Diploma programmes, the provision of 30 credits based on 3 years’ work experience as prescribed in the Standards: Executive Diploma is to be assessed using the APEL(C) instrument. 5.3 CREDIT TRANSFER OF MICROCREDENTIAL 5.3.1 Refer to MMU’s Microcredential policy for the credit transfer of Microcredential. 6.0 CREDIT TRANSFER OF MPU COURSES 6.1 Table 4 contains the list and level of MPU courses allowed for the credit to be

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 46 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s transferred. This is to be read together with the MPU policy and the exemption policy. Table 4 Level of Programmes Condition Certificate to Diploma Certificate to Degree Diploma to Diploma Diploma to Degree Degree to Degree MPU 1 Diploma Bachelor’s Degree √ √ Transferrable , subjectto meeting minimum 80% of content similarity MPU 2* Diploma Bachelor’s Degree √ √ MPU 3 Diploma Bachelor’s Degree √ √ MPU 4 Diploma Bachelor’s Degree √ √ *Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the one of the MPU 2 course, MPU3201/MPU3213 Bahasa Kebangsaan A shall be required to take a 3CH MPU2 language course. 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. 11.2 Exemption Policy This exemption policy stated below is approved by Senate no. 157 held on 17 Oct 2012, and subsequently Senate no. 159 held on 10th January 2013 to be in line with the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE)’s policy. It takes effect beginning Trimester 2, 2012/13 session. 1. Exemption will not result in a student getting credit for the Course he or she is exempted from. 2. Exemption is not given by default. Students must make an application to be eligible for one. When exemption is granted, replacement Course is required to fulfil the credit requirement to graduate. 3. Local students who have passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level are not to retake Bahasa Kebangsaan A Course at the Diploma or Bachelor’s degree level. They are to take a foreign language Course which is not their native language and in which they had no formal education in. 11.3 Application for Credit Transfer/ Exemption 1. All students must submit the application for credit transfer by Thursday, 2 November 2023, 4.00 p.m. 2. All students must submit the application for ALL Courses that they wish to get credit transfer. 3. The list of Courses for credit transfer is applicable in Appendix 1. 4. The students must fill the credit transfer application in CLiC, email the form with the syllabi that they would like to request for credit transfer, copy of transcript with examination result and copy diploma to [email protected]. 5. Late application and submission of necessary documents will not be entertained. 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.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 47 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 12. RULES AND REGULATION IN COMPUTER LABS (FOB computer labs are located at 3rd Floor, FOB Building) 1. University computing facilities are provided solely for the University’s educational, research and administrative activities unless otherwise authorized. 2. 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. 3. Proper attire must be observed in the computer labs. Users are not allowed to wear shorts, miniskirts, sleeveless shirts or slippers while in the computer labs. The Computer Lab Technicians are authorized to prohibit users from accessing the lab if the users do not adhere to these rules. 4. 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. 5. Food, drinks and tobacco are strictly prohibited throughout the computer labs. 6. 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. 7. No person shall deliberately or recklessly impair or undermine the usability or performance of computing facilities, the network, system programmes, software or other stored information or data. Typical deliberate and reckless actions include but not restricted to: ▪ 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 cannot be copied. Students cannot install, alter or delete any software programme or utility on any computer lab. 8. In the event of the problems with the software or equipment, the Computer Lab Technicians should be notified immediately. Users should not tamper with the computer hardware in any way. 9. 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 for. 10. Users must respect the privacy of others by refraining from accessing their files and/or electronic mail. 11. Computers are available on first come first served basis. Computers may not be reserved in advance for individual use. The Computer Lab Technicians are authorized to make any computer unattended for more than fifteen minutes available to another user and remove all materials left in the lab. 12. The University reserves the right to inspect the content of all the storage media, at any time. 13. 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. 14. 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" and are subject to disciplinary actions by the University and other enforcement agencies.

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 48 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 15. Users are not allowed to play any form of any COMPUTER GAMES from any source, either hard disk, pen drive, INTERNET, etc. at any time. 16. The Faculty will not be responsible for any losses, damages or misplacement of users’ belongings in the computer labs. 17. Users must comply with any additional restrictions relating to the use of particular computing facilities. 18. User may not use computing resources for any illegal or unauthorized act. For any violation or abuse of any policies, rules and regulations, equipment, or labs, users will be reported to the Dean of FOB 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. 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 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. 13. IMPORTANT LINKS FOR ALL STUDENTS 1. Only MMU students have access to all the links listed below. 2. 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 https://online.mmu.edu.my/ followed by CLiC (Campus Life Cycle Management System) B. FOB Homepages: https://www.mmu.edu.my/fob/. Students may obtain more information on the faculty. C. MMLS: https://mmls.mmu.edu.my/. Students may download lecture notes, tutorial questions, reading materials, assignment topics, announcements etc. of the particular Course registered.

49 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 14. LIST OF COURSES AND PRE-REQUISITES 14.1 Undergraduate Courses No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 1 BAT6412 BAT4614 ACCOUNTING INDUSTRIAL TRAINING 2 BAS6223 BAS3614 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS3 BAS6423 BAS4624 ACCOUNTING SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND 4 BAG6413 BAC3664 ACCOUNTING THEORY 5 BAS6434 BAC4624 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING INFORMATIOSYSTEMS 6 BAU6224 BAC3624 ADVANCED AUDITING 7 BDA6323 BDA3024 ADVANCED DATA ANALYTICS FOR BUS8 BVR6353 BAW4614 ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AREPORTING 9 BAC6434 BAC3674 ADVANCED MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTI10 BAX6433 BAC4644 ADVANCED TAXATION 11 BFV6223 BBF3034 ANALYSIS AND VALUATION OF FINANCSTATEMENTS 12 BAU6213 BAC2664 AUDITING 13 BVF6213 BBF2644 BANK MANAGEMENT 14 BFP6323 BFT3024 BANKING AND FINANCE RESEARCH PR15 BDV6223 BIC1024 BUSINESS APPLICATION DEVELOPMEN16 BDS6213 BIS2024 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS 17 BDI6223 BDS3024 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE 18 BAL6213 BBL2614 BUSINESS LAW 19 BVX6313 BAW4634 BUSINESS PLANNING & TAXATION

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 12 Completed 100 credit hours (minimum) S 3 BAR6113 Fundamentals of Financial Reporting DESIGN 3 BAS6223 Accounting Information Systems 3 BAR6344 Corporate Accounting I ON 4 BAS6323 Accounting Information Systems 2 4 BAU6213 Auditing SINESSES 3 BDA6123 Data Analytics for Business AND 3 BAR6344 Corporate Accounting I NG 4 BAC6223 Management Accounting 2 3 BAX6223 Taxation 2 CIAL 3 BFM6113 Financial Management 3 BAR6113 Fundamentals of Financial Reporting 3 BAF6113 Principle of Finance ROJECT 3 BRM6313 Business Research Methods NT 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 BAX6223 Taxation 2

50 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 20 BRM6313 BBT3014 BUSINESS RESEARCH METHODS 21 BFR6123 BBR2034 BUSINESS RISK MANAGEMENT 22 BMO6323 BMR3154 BUSINESS TO BUSINESS MARKETING 23 BAL6223 BBL3614 COMPANY LAW AND SECRETARIAL PR24 BHC6323 BCB2044 COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS 25 BAR6344 BAC3634 CORPORATE ACCOUNTING 1 26 BAR6454 BAC4634 CORPORATE ACCOUNTING 2 27 BAF6223 BAC2644 CORPORATE FINANCE 28 BFC6123 BBF3044 CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMEN29 BVF6223 BBF3624 CREDIT MANAGEMENT 30 BDY6213 BCS2014 CYBER SECURITY 31 BDA6223 BDB2044 DATA ANALYTICS AND BUSINESS INTE32 BDA6123 BDA2024 DATA ANALYTICS FOR BUSINESSES 33 BDN6213 BDS3034 DATA MINING AND DECISION SUPPORT34 BDD6223 BKC2024 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 35 BDB6213 BDB3024 DIGITAL BUSINESS 36 BDP6323 BDT3024 DIGITAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT RESPROJECT 37 BVB6213 BEL4614 E-COMMERCE 38 BDL6223 BEP3014 ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS PLANNING ANDMANAGEMENT 39 BFE6114 BET2024 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ETHICAL PR40 BVS6223 BAC4684 ERP SYSTEMS 41 BAR6124 BAC1634 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & REPORTIN42 BBA6113 BAB1014 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FOR MANAG

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 3 BQQ6214 Quantitative Analysis Models for Business 3 NIL 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing RACTICE 3 BAL6213 Business Law 3 BHH6124 Human Capital and Organisational Behaviour 4 BAR6234 Financial Accounting Reporting II 4 BAR6344 Corporate Accounting I 3 BAC6113 Principles of Finance NT 3 BFM6113 Financial Management 3 BAF6113 Principle of Finance 3 NIL ELLIGENCE 3 NIL 3 NIL T 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL SEARCH 3 BRM6313 Business Research Methods 3 BAS6223 Accounting Information Systems D 3 BDV6223 Business Application Development RACTICES 4 NIL 3 BAS6213 Accounting Information Systems I OR BAB6113 Management NG I 4 BAR6113 Fundamentals of Financial Reporting ERS 3 NIL

51 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 43 BAR6234 BAC2634 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING REPORTING 44 BFD6323 BBF3124 FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES 45 BFM6113 BFM1024 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 46 BFA6123 BBF2124 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT II 47 BFH6223 BBF2134 FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INSTITUTIO48 BVF6313 BAC2684 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 49 BVU6313 BAC4694 FORENSIC ACCOUNTING 50 BAR6113 BAF1614 FUNDAMENTALS OF FINANCIAL REPO51 BMM6113 BMR1014 FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING 52 BFG6223 BBF3084 GLOBAL FINANCE 53 BIG6333 BGO3124 GLOBAL OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 54 BHH6124 BCO2044 HUMAN CAPITAL AND ORGANISATIONBEHAVIOUR 55 BHP6323 BHT3024 HUMAN RESEARCH MANAGEMENT REPROJECT 56 BHS6323 BRI3114 HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYS57 BVH6213 BHR3614 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 58 BHI6323 BIR3084 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 59 BIT6316 BIT3044 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING 60 BIN6223 BIN2024 INNOVATION MANAGEMENT 61 BAD6413 BAC4674 INTEGRATED CASE STUDY IN ACCOUN62 BIB6223 BIB2074 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 63 BIP6323 BBT3024 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS RESEARCH64 BEI6223 BEI2084 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS 65 BFF6323 BBF3284 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 2 4 BAR6124 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1 3 BFI6323 Investment 3 NIL 3 BFM6113 Financial Management ONS 3 NIL 3 BAR6124 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1 3 BAU6213 Auditing RTING 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 BFM6113 Financial Management 3 BIB6223 International Business NAL 4 BIB6113 Understanding Management SEARCH 3 BRM6313 Business Research Methods STEMS 3 BHH6124 Human Capital and Organisational Behaviour 3 BAB6113 Management 3 BHH6124 Human Capital and Organisational Behaviour OR BHL6313 Labour Law 6 Completed 65 credit hours (minimum) 3 BFE6114 Entrepreneurship and Ethical Practices TING 3 BAC6223 Management Accounting 2 And BAR6344 Corporate Accounting 1 3 BFE6114 Entrepreneurship and Ethical Practices H PROJECT 3 BRM6313 Business Research Methods 3 BME1024 Introductory Macroeconomics 3 BFM6113 Financial Management

52 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 66 BHG6323 BHR3014 INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 67 BIM6333 BIM2094 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT 68 BMI6323 BMR3074 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING 69 BIT6333 BIT3104 INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND POLICY 70 BFS6223 BBF3144 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL TECHN71 BEE6123 BME1024 INTRODUCTORY MACROECONOMICS 72 BEE6113 BME1014 INTRODUCTORY MICROECONOMICS 73 BFI6323 BBF2154 INVESTMENT 74 BFL6323 BBF2064 ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE 75 BIS6333 BIB3084 ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 76 BHL6313 BLL2124 LABOUR LAWS 77 BIL6313 BLE2114 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF INTERNATIOBUSINESS 78 BAE6123 BEC1624 MACROECONOMICS 79 BAB6113 BMG1614 MANAGEMENT 80 BAC6113 BAC1624 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING I 81 BAC6223 BAC2624 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING II 82 BVG6213 BAC2694 MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY 83 BAQ6323 BDS4614 MANAGEMENT DECISION SCIENCE 84 BIB6313 BSM3114 MANAGEMENT OF STRATEGY 85 BMM6223 BMR2104 MARKET PLANNING AND MANAGEMEN86 BMV6323 BMR3094 MARKETING IN SERVICE INDUSTRIES 87 BMP6323 BMT3024 MARKETING MANAGEMENT RESEARCH88 BMR6313 BMT3014 MARKETING RESEARCH METHODS 89 BAE6113 BEC1614 MICROECONOMICS 90 BFB6213 BMB3044 MONEY AND BANKING

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 3 BHH6124 Human Capital and Organisational Behaviour 3 BIB6223 International Business 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 BIB6223 International Business NOLOGIES 3 BFM6113 Financial Management 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 BFM6113 Financial Management 3 BFM6113 Financial Management 3 BIB6223 International Business 3 NIL ONAL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 BAR6113 Fundamentals of Financial Reporting 3 BAC6113 Management Accounting 1 3 BAB6113 Management 3 BAQ6113 Quantitative Analysis 3 NIL NT 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing H PROJECT 3 BMR6313 Marketing Research Methods 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing AND BQQ6214 Quantitative Analysis Models for Business 3 NIL 3 NIL

53 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 91 BFB6213 BFB6213 BMB3044 MONEY AND BANKING 92 BHO6213 BSH3044 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH93 BHF6223 BPM2084 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT 94 BAT6416 BAC4614 PRACTICAL TRAINING 95 BAF6113 BAC1644 PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE 96 BMD6323 BPS2034 PRODUCT AND SERVICE MARKETING 97 BVQ6213 BPO2614 PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANA98 BAG6313 BAC3654 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS 99 BIJ6323 BPM3014 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 100 BMC6223 BMR2044 PROMOTIONAL MARKETING 101 BAG6213 BAC2654 PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTING 102 BIQ6223 BOM2064 QUALITY AND OPERATIONS MANAGEM103 BAQ6113 BQT1614 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS 104 BQQ6214 BQA1014 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS MODELS FOBUSINESS 105 BHR6223 BRS2014 RECRUITMENT & SELECTION 106 BMG6223 BMR2124 RETAILING 107 BAF6333 BAC3684 SECURITIES, INVESTMENT AND PORTFMANAGEMENT 108 BMS6223 BMR3114 SELLING AND SALES MANAGEMENT 109 BIZ6323 BSB3014 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 110 BMW6323 BMR3184 SOCIAL MEDIA AND DIGITAL MARKETI111 BVD6313 BAW4644 STRATEGIC BUSINESS ANALYSIS 112 BDS6133 BSM3034 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT INFORMATSYSTEMS 113 BMM6323 BMR3134 STRATEGIC MARKETING 114 BAB6333 BSM3614 STRATEGY 115 BMN6323 BMR3174 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 3 NIL H 3 NIL 3 BHH6124 Human Capital and Organisational Behaviour 6 Completed 100 credit hours (miniumum) 3 NIL 3 BMU6223 Understanding Consumer AGEMENT 3 BAB6113 Management 3 BAR6113 Fundamentals of Financial Reporting 3 BIB6113 Understanding Management 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 BAR6113 Fundamentals of Financial Reporting MENT 3 BIB6113 Understanding Management 3 NIL OR 4 NIL 3 BHH6124 Human Capital and Organisational Behaviour 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing FOLIO 3 BAF6223 Corporate Finance 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 BIB6113 Understanding Management ING 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 BAB6233 Organisational Behaviour TION 3 NIL 3 BMU6223 Understanding Consumer 3 BAB6113 Management 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing

54 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 116 BVX6323 BAW4624 TAX COMPLIANCE 117 BAX6213 BAC2674 TAXATION 1 118 BAX6223 BAC3644 TAXATION II 119 BHT6323 BTD3024 TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT 120 BMU6223 BMR2024 UNDERSTANDING CONSUMERS 121 BIB6113 BBB1014 UNDERSTANDING MANAGEMENT 122 BDW6113 BWP2034 WEB AND MOBILE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 3 BAX6223 Taxation 2 3 BAR6124 Financial Accounting Reporting 1 3 BAX6213 Taxation 1 3 BHH6124 Human Capital and Organisational Behaviour 3 BMM6113 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 NIL 3 NIL

55 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 14.2 Diploma Courses No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 1 BAU4213 DAU5014 AUDITING 1 2 BAU4223 DAU5024 AUDITING 2 3 BBA4123 DAA5014 BUSINESS ACCOUNTING 4 BBY4213 DBA5024 BUSINESS ANALYTICS 5 LBC4113 DEN5220 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION IN THE DIGITAGE 6 BBF4113 DBM5024 BUSINESS FINANCE 7 BBL4113 DBL5014 BUSINESS LAW 8 BBB4113 DBS5014 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 9 BBQ4113 DBM5014 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 10 BDD4213 DBD5024 BUSINESS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT 11 BBL4123 DBL5024 COMPANY LAW 12 BAS4113 DAC5614 COMPUTER & SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 13 BBS4113 DAC5014 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 14 BAS4213 DAC5024 COMPUTERISED ACCOUNTING INFORMATSYSTEM 15 BAS4214 DAC5034 COMPUTERISED ACCOUNTING INFORMATSYSTEM 16 BDC4213 DSC5014 CYBERSECURITY 17 BDS4213 DSS5014 DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR MANAG18 BDP4223 DBP5024 DIGITAL BUSINESS PROJECT 19 BDV4113 DBV5024 DIGITAL BUSINESS VENTURE & STRATEGY20 BDG4213 DLS5024 DIGITAL LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 21 BBP4213 DPB5014 DIGITAL PERSONAL BRANDING & PROFESSIONLISM 22 BBO4213 DBS5024 E-COMMERCE 23 BAO4213 DBS5624 ELECTRONICS BUSINESS 24 LEN4113 DEN5018 ENGLISH 25 BBY4113 DEC5034 ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 3 NIL 3 BAR4113 Financial Accounting 1 3 NIL 3 NIL TAL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL TION 3 NIL TION 4 BAR4113 Financial Accounting 1 3 NIL EMENT 3 NIL 3 BDD4213 Business System Development Y 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL

56 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 26 BBA4113 DFA5054 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 27 BAR4113 DFA5014 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 1 28 BAR4123 DFA5024 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 2 29 BAR4133 DFA5034 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 30 BAR4244 DFA5064 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 4 31 BAR4243 DFA5044 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 4 32 BBU4113 DFB5014 FUNDAMENTAL OF BUSINESS 33 BBY4114 DBE5014 FUNDAMENTAL OF BUSINESS AND ETHIC34 BAY4213 DEC5634 FUNDAMENTAL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP 35 BAM4113 DBS5644 FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING 36 BBH4113 DHR5014 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 37 BAT4216 DIT5644 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING 38 BBT4216 DIT5634 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING 39 BBD4113 DDT5014 INNOVATION AND DESIGN THINKING 40 BDD4113 DDS5024 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL & SOCIAL MEMARKETING 41 BBM4113 DDM5014 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL MARKETING ANALYTICS 42 BBV4213 DEM5014 INTRODUCTION TO EVENT MANAGEMENT43 BBF4213 DFT5024 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL TECHNOL44 BDI4213 DIR5014 INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRY 4.0 45 BBI4113 DCS5144 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SYSTE46 BBN4213 DIB5014 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL BUS47 BBI4213 DII5014 INTRODUCTION TO INVESTMENT 48 BBM4213 DMM5024 INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMEDIA AND CRMULTIMEDIA 49 BAB4213 DOB5614 INTRODUCTION TO ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR 50 BAE4223 DEC5624 INTRODUCTORY MACROECONOMICS 51 BAE4113 DEC5614 INTRODUCTORY MICROECONOMICS 52 BBX4113 DLS5014 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEM

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 BAR4113 Financial Accounting 1 3 NIL 4 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL S 4 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 6 Minimum completed and passed 45 credit hours 6 Minimum completed and passed 45 credit hours 3 NIL EDIA 3 NIL & 3 NIL T 3 NIL OGY 3 NIL 3 NIL EMS 3 NIL SINESS 3 NIL 3 NIL REATIVE 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL MENT 3 NIL

57 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 53 BBE4123 DEC5024 MACROECONOMICS 54 BAB4113 DBS5614 MANAGEMENT 55 BBC4213 DMG5034 MANAGEMENT ACCCOUNTING 56 BAC4113 DMG5014 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING 1 57 BAC4123 DMG5024 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING 2 58 BAH4213 DHR5614 MANAGING HUMAN RESOURCES 59 BAQ4113 DBM5614 MATHEMATHICS 60 BBE4113 DEC5014 MICROECONOMICS 61 BBJ4213 DOM5014 OPERATING MANAGEMENT 62 BBV4113 DOB5014 ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR 63 BBP4214 DPM5014 PEOPLE MANAGEMENT 64 BAF4113 DBM5624 PRINCIPLE OF FINANCE 65 BBK4113 DBS5044 PRINCIPLE OF MARKETING 66 BAL4213 DBL5614 PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS LAW 67 BAL4223 DBL5624 PRINCIPLES OF COMPANY LAW 68 BBS4213 DSM5024 PRINCIPLES OF SALES MANAGEMENT 69 BAQ4123 DSP5614 PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS 70 BBJ4113 DPM5024 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 71 BBQ4214 DQA5014 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS 72 BAQ4114 DQA5614 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS 73 BAQ4124 DQT5614 QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES 74 BBR4213 DRS5014 RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION 75 BDR4213 DRP5024 RESOURCE PLANNING SYSTEMS 76 BBQ4123 DSP5014 STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY 77 BBB4213 DSM5014 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT 78 BAX4113 DTX5014 TAXATION 1 79 BAX4223 DTX5024 TAXATION 2 80 BDN4113 DTE5014 TECHNOPRENEURSHIP 81 BBW4113 DWD5034 WEB DESIGN 82 BDW4213 DWA5024 WEB DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 BAR4113 Financial Accounting 1 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 4 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 4 NIL 4 NIL 4 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL

58 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 14.3 Foundation Courses No New Course Code Old Course Code Course Name 1 LAE1113 PEN0065 ACADEMIC ENGLISH 2 BPA1114 PPE0054 BASIC MACROECONOMICS 3 BPI1114 PPE0044 BASIC MIROECONOMICS 4 LCE1113 PEN0045 COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 5 TCA1114 PCA0150 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 6 LCT1113 PCR0025 CRITICAL THINKING 7 LEE1113 PEN0055 ESSENTIAL ENGLISH 8 BPB1114 PBU0054 FUNDAMENTALS OF BUSINESS MANA9 BPP1113 PBF0024 FUNDAMENTALS OF PERSONAL FINA10 LGD1113 PGD0015 GROUP DYNAMICS 11 BPC1114 PAT0084 INTRODUCTION TO COST AND MANAACCOUNTING 12 BPD1113 PDB0014 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL BUSINES13 BPF1114 PAT0074 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCO14 BPQ1115 PQA0014 INTRODUCTION TO QUANTITATIVE A

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake Credit Hours Pre-Requisite 3 NIL 4 NIL 4 NIL 3 NIL 4 NIL 3 NIL 3 NIL AGEMENT 4 NIL ANCE 3 NIL 3 NIL GEMENT 4 NIL SS 3 NIL OUNTING 4 NIL ANALYSIS 5 NIL

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 59 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s 15. ACADEMIC CALENDAR ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2023/2024 TRIMESTER MARCH 2024 (Term 2410) Dates 14'weeks S1/S2 Remarks 25 Mar - 31 Mar Week 1 Week 1 Supp Exam Week / * 28 March (Thu) Nuzul Quran (Selangor) 1 Apr - 7 Apr Week 2 Week 2 8 Apr - 14 Apr Week 3 Week 3 * 10 & 11 April (Wed & Thu) Eidul-Fitri [Online T&L Week] 15 Apr - 21 Apr Week 4 Week 4 22 Apr - 28 Apr Week 5 Week 5 29 Apr - 5 May Week 6 Week 6 1 May (Wed) Labour Day 6 May - 12 May Week 7 Week 7 13 May - 19 May Week 8 Exam Week 20 May - 26 May Week 9 Week 1 * 22 May (Wed) Wesak Day 27 May - 2 June Week 10 Week 2 3 June - 9 June Week 11 Week 3 3 June (Mon) Agong's Birthday 10 June - 16 June Week 12 Week 4 17 June - 23 June Week 13 Week 5 * 17 June (Mon) Hari Raya Korban 24 June - 30 June Week 14 Week 6 1 July - 7 July Study Week Week 7 * 7 July (Sun) Awal Muharram [Exam Week willstart on 5 July] 8 July - 14 July Exam Week Study Week 8 July (Mon) Awal Muharram - Replacement Holiday 15 July - 21 July Exam Week Exam Week 22 July - 28 July Tri. Break 1 29 July - 4 Aug Tri. Break 2 3 Aug (Sat)- MMU Welcoming Day & WIN WEEK 5 Aug - 11 Aug Tri. Break 3 WIN WEEK TRIMESTER JULY 2024 (Term 2420) Dates Week Remarks 12 Aug - 18 Aug Week 1 Supp Exam Week 19 Aug - 25 Aug Week 2 24 Aug (Sat) Melaka Governor's Birthday 26 Aug - 1 Sept Week 3 31 Aug (Sat) National Day 2 Sept - 8 Sept Week 4 9 Sept - 15 Sept Week 5 16 Sept - 22 Sept Week 6 * 16 Sept (Mon) Prophet Muhammad's Birthday & Malaysia's Day 23 Sept - 29 Sept Week 7 30 Sept - 6 Oct Study Week [Exam Week willstart on 4 Oct] 7 Oct - 13 Oct Exam Week 14 Oct - 20 Oct Tri. Break 1 21 Oct - 27 Oct Tri. Break 2 26 Oct(Sat) - MMU Welcoming Day & WIN WEEK 28 Oct - 3 Nov Tri. Break 3 WIN WEEK * Subject to change Approved in Senate's Meeting No. 235 dated 11th May 2023

Faculty Information Booklet: March 2024 Intake 60 | F a c u l t y o f B u s i n e s s Appendix 1: Courses Eligible for Credit Transfer*: Course title Course Code Course ID in CLiC For Business/ Knowledge Management Programmes ▪ Business Information Systems BDS6213 008160 ▪ Entrepreneurship and Ethical Practices BFE6114 006820 ▪ Financial Accounting for Managers BBA6113 007325 ▪ Financial Management BFM6113 007714 ▪ Fundamentals of Marketing BMM6113 008151 ▪ Human Capital and Organisational Behaviour BHH6124 007579 ▪ Introductory Macroeconomics BEE6123 008134 ▪ Introductory Microeconomics BEE6113 008133 ▪ Quality and Operations Management BIQ6223 008197 ▪ Quantitative Analysis Models for Business BQQ6214 006822 ▪ Understanding Management BIB6113 007363 For Accounting Programme ▪ Fundamentals of Financial Reporting BAR6124 007328 ▪ Management Accounting 1 BAC6113 007327 ▪ Management BAB6113 008136 ▪ Microeconomics BAE6113 007707 ▪ Macroeconomics BAE6123 007708 ▪ Quantitative Analysis BAQ6113 008216 ▪ Principles of Finance BAF6113 007327 ▪ Principles of Marketing BAM6113 008145 Courses Eligible for Exemption: Course title Course Code Course ID in CLiC For All Programmes ▪ Bahasa Kebangsaan A LMPU3212 007748 * Note: For Business Administration Programmes, students may apply for credit transfer for the other courses not in the list except for Research Projects and Industrial Training.