Bachelor (Hons) of Computer Science
IUMW - International University of Malaya-Wales
Key Information
Campus location
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
3 - 6 years
Pace
Full time
Tuition fees
MYR 49,500 *
Application deadline
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* Malaysian students total tuition; 57,740RM: International students total tuition
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Introduction
The swift developments in computer technology have resulted in an ongoing demand for computer science graduates. The study of computer science prepares one as a professional, capable of applying the principles of computing, the latest technological advancements, and strong analytical & critical thinking skills to solve real-time problems.
Curriculum
Year 1
- Programming Concepts
- Principles of Entrepreneurship
- Digital Computer Fundamentals
- Introduction to Statistics
- System Analysis and Design
- Data Communication and Networking
- Information Security
- Discrete Structure
- Data Structure
- Proficiency Skills in English
- English for Research Writing
- English for Professional Communication
- English for Occupational Purposes
- Tamadun Islam Tamadun Asia (Malaysian Students)
- Malaysian Studies 3 (International Students)
- Co-Curriculum 1
Year 2
- Database Systems
- Web Technology Programming
- Object-Oriented
- Data Structures
- Distributed and Cloud Computing
- Mobile Computing
- Operating System
- Cloud App Development
- Automata and Theory of Computer Science
- Artificial Intelligence
- Graphical User Interface
- Project 1
- Hubungan Etnik (Malaysian Students)
- Communicative Malay 2 (International Students)
- Co-Curriculum 2
Year 3
- Big Data Technologies
- Data Mining and Visualisation
- Software Engineering
- Project 2
- Industrial Training
Optional cross-discipline module:
- Principles of Management
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Program Outcome
This degree program aims to produce alumni that within three to five years after graduation are:
- Valued as individual contributors in a software-oriented organization, to be programmers and designers in an entrepreneurial pursuit, to lead small projects and generally begin preparation for a management career, or to succeed in rigorous postgraduate programs.
- Focus their careers on pure computer science technology or to bring computer science expertise to a companion discipline.
- Think critically and creatively, communicate clearly, work effectively with others, and develop leadership skills.
- Integrate computational principles with social, business, and ethical issues in modern society in the process of decision making.
- Be professionally engaged in serving the needs of business, industry, government, and academic organizations.
- Grow professionally through activities such as graduate study, continuing education, professional certifications, and participation in professional organizations.
- Obtain moral characteristics and dependability in professional pursuits in computing.
