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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FSKM Campuses in Malaysia i
Table List of Programmes and Campuses ii
Faculty Background 01
Admission Requirements for Bachelor Degree Programmes -

Computing Sciences
CS230 Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) 10

CS240 Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) 12
CS243 Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons)
Intelligent System Engineering 14
Business Computing 16
CS245 Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons)
Data Communication and Networking 18
Information System Engineering 20
Netcentric Computing 22
Multimedia Computing 24
Admission Requirements for Bachelor Degree Programmes -

Mathematical Sciences
CS241 Bachelor of Science (Hons)

Statistics 31
Actuarial Science 33
Computational Mathematics 35
Management Mathematics 37
Mathematics 39
Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences | Fakulti Sains Komputer dan Matematik (FSKM)
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Segamat
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Machang & Kota Bharu
Shah Alam
Tapah
Sg.Petani
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Fakulti Sains Komputer dan Matematik (FSKM) | Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences i
Table of List of Programmes and Campuses
CS230
CS240
CS241
CS242
CS243
CS244
CS245
CS246
CS247
CS248
CS249
CS251
CS253
ii Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences | Fakulti Sains Komputer dan Matematik (FSKM)
Faculty Background
The faculty was first established as the School of Actuarial Science,

Statistics, Mathematics, Econometries and Cybernetics (ASMEC), in 1966
at the Institut Teknologi MARA (ITM) Jalan Othman Campus, Petaling
Jaya.
Student with good background in Mathematics were offered either one of

the two external programmes which prepared them for examinations by
the Institute of Statisticians and the Institute of Actuaries, United Kingdom.
In 1969, the school took a bold step in introducing the Diploma in Computer
Science, an internal programme. The school moved to a new and much
bigger campus at Shah Alam in 1970. Soon after 1974 it was renamed
the School of Mathematical Sciences and Computing. The external
programmes were gradually replaced by the internal diploma programmes.
Students had the opportunity to further their studies when the Advanced
Diploma in Statistics was introduced in 1980, and also the offering of a joint
degree programmes with Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in 1985. The
awarded degree was known as BSc Computer Science (Hons) (ITM-UKM).
In 1996, The ITM Act was changed, allowing ITM to award its own degrees.
Three of the advanced diploma programmes offered in the school was
renamed as Bachelor of Science with honours in their respective fields.
In June that year, the school moved to a new building of its own within the
Shah Alam Campus. The new building provides improved computing and
networking facilities for both the students and staff. Since then, the faculty
has progressed with offering of programs at postgraduate, undergraduate,
diploma and certificate level.
Fakulti Sains Komputer dan Matematik (FSKM) | Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences 01
Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons)

CS243 Intelligent System Engineering
Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons)
CS245 Data Communication & Networking
CS251 Netcentric Computing
CS253 Multimedia Computing
Admission Requirements for Degree Programmes
1. A Diploma in Computer Science / Quantitative Sciences / Mathematical

Sciences from UiTM with a minimum CGPA of 2.50
OR

AND
at least one (1) year working experience in relevant fields
OR
3. Relevant diploma of UiTM from Science and Technology (S&T) with a

minimum CGPA of 2.50
AND
Credit in Additional Mathematics at SPM level or its equivalent
OR
4. Relevant diploma from other institutions which are recognized by the

Government of Malaysia in Computing with a minimum CGPA of 2.50
AND
OR
5. Relevant diploma from other institutions which are recognized by

the Government of Malaysia in Science and Technology (S&T) with a
AND
OR
6. Asasi UiTM / Asasi Sains UM / KPM Matriculation with a minimum CGPA

of 2.00
AND
OR
7. STPM or its equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.00
AND
Grade C in any two (2) subjects
AND
OR
8. Pass MQA (Aptitude and Portfolio Assessment Test)

AND
Age 21 years old and above
AND
Seven (7) years working experiences in relevant fields
AND
Pass interview at the faculty level
note: All applicants must pass MUET with a minimum score of Band 2.
06 Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences | Fakulti Sains Komputer dan Matematik (FSKM)

CS244 Business Computing

AND
Credit in Mathematics at SPM level or its equivalent
OR

AND
AND
OR
3. Relevant diploma of UiTM from Science and Technology (S&T) or Business

Management with a minimum CGPA of 2.00
AND
AND
OR
4. Relevant diploma in Computing Sciences / Science and Technologies /

Business Management from other institutions which are recognized by
the Government of Malaysia with a minimum CGPA of 2.50
AND
OR

of 2.00
AND
OR

AND
AND
OR
AND
AND
AND
note: All applicants must pass MUET with minimum score of Band 2.
CS246 Information System Engineering
1. A Diploma in Computer Science from UiTM with a minimum CGPA of 2.50

AND
OR
2. Relevant Diploma from UiTM in Science and Technology (S&T) with a

AND
AND
OR
3. Relevant Diploma in Computing Sciences / Science and Technologies

(S&T) from other institutions which are recognized by the Government of
Malaysia with a minimum CGPA of 2.50
AND
OR

of 2.00
AND
OR

AND
AND
OR

AND
AND
AND
note: All applicants must pass MUET with minimum score of Band 2.
Programme Synopsis
As the world of computing evolves, it brings along the transformation of the

process and operation in a workplace. Dynamic knowledge workers are
ultimately needed to cope with these changes. The Bachelor of Computer
Science program prepares students to become computer scientists and
data professionals who will be competent enough to face such computing
challenges in their workplaces. In this program, students will be trained to
gain scientific concepts and principles of the latest computer technology and
software development. The content covers core topics such as computer
problem solving, operating systems, database, software engineering,
computer security, and specialized electives including artificial intelligence,
big data analytics, networking, platform-based computing and mathematic.
In addition, General Education Subjects encompassing language studies and
extracurricular activities will shape the students into strong and versatile
individuals that are capable to cope with the demanding working environment.
Many of the offered courses require the students to work both independently
and in a team, thus, preparing them into participating in a real-life working
environment. Some industry-based short courses and certification programs
are also available to the graduating students at the end of the program. This
program should definitely be the first choice to secure a promising future in
computing industries and organizations.
Career Opportunities
A computer science graduate has a wide range of job designations to choose

from. Among the many job designations that can be filled by graduates of
this programme are: systems analyst, systems consultant, software engineer,
systems programmer, database analyst, scientific applications programmer,
user interface designer, embedded systems application programmer, electronic
data processing (EDP) auditor, database administrator, chief information
officer, computer scientist, researcher, computer science professor, data
miner, data modeler, data engineer, Internet applications programmer, Internet
consultant, Webmaster, Internet advertising designer, technical support
representative, trainer for software applications, systems integrator, technical
writer and journalist for computer-related publications.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Applied Probability and Statistics, Linear Algebra I, Interactive
Multimedia, Programming I, Computer Architecture and Organization.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Islamic And Asian Civilisation, Calculus I, Introduction to
Data Communication and Networking, Database Design and Application,
Programming II, Principles of Operating System.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Malaysian History, Third Language I, English for Critical
Academic Reading, Object Oriented Programming, Discrete Structures,
Database Management Systems, Elective I.
Semester 4 Year 2
Third Language II, English for Academic Writing, Software Engineering: Theory
and Principles, Parallel Processing, Principles of Compilers, Fundamental of
Data Structures, Elective II.
Semester 5 Year 3
Third Language III, English for Professional Interaction, Technology
Entrepreneurship, Operational Research, Project Formulation, Data Structures,
Algorithm Analysis and Design.
Semester 6 Year 3
Social, Ethics and Professional Issues, Project, Computer Security, Elective III,
Elective IV, English Exit Test (EET).
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training
Elective Subjects
Dynamic Web Application Development, XML Programming, Fundamentals

of Algorithm Development, Software Testing and Maintenance, Software
Project Management, Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence, Artificial
Intelligence Programming Paradigm, Computational Intelligence, Net-centric
Fundamentals, Advance Net-centric, Wireless and Mobile Computing,
Human-Computer Interface, Image Processing, Computer Graphics,
Numerical Methods, Calculus II, Ordinary Differential Equations, Statistics For
Business And Social Sciences, Business Data Analytics, Data Mining, Data
Representation And Reporting Techniques.
*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version
Programme Objectives
UiTM’s Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) offers you a strong study

programme with a multi-skilled knowledge; a balance of technical and
creative courses adherence to the dynamically changing field of computing
and business needs.
The students will be prepared to become highly IT professionals or business

minded IT entrepreneur who posses criteria such as creative thinker, being
dynamic, sustainable, marketable and independently meeting the challenges
of technologies. This can be achieved by completing a combination of core
and elective subjects that we offered such as Fundamentals of Information
Technology, Critical and Creative Thinking for Information Technology
Solutions, Principles of Data Management, Human Computer Interaction
(HCI), Web Technology and Application, Mobile Technology, E-Commerce
Technology, Technology Entrepreneurship, User Interface Design and
Information Architecture, Business Intelligence, Economics and many others.
These subjects provide students with basic and advanced knowledge in
respective areas.
The programme has the objectives of producing graduates:

• who can demonstrate an understanding of fundamentals of Information
Systems concept.
• who can design and develop usable applications for individuals or
organizations.
• who can propose creative solutions in information technologies for
individuals or organizations.
• who are able to communicate ideas effectively in written and oral form.
• who are able to work independently or in a team on projects.
• who practise ethical standards and practise in professional work.
• who can apply fundamental information systems knowledge for life-long
learning.
• who can apply managerial or entrepreneurship skills.
• who can demonstrate leadership skills.
IT is integral in our lives as it drives the innovation and assists us to solve

problems in government sector (local and federal), creative industries,
organizations, software house, high-tech companies, education, research
institution, logistics, transportation, professional group companies, banks,
medical, aviation, wholesalers, retailers and in the development of new
products and services. Hence it is hard to imagine a job anywhere in any
professionals without IT knowledge and skills in hands.
Our graduates can work in a range of roles such as creative IT engineer,
software engineer, programmer, system analyst, business analyst, data
architect, system administrator, database administrator, software developer,
IT Officers, web master, web programmer, IT lecturers, mobile apps developer,
IT entrepreneur, OT sales officer, IT consultant, IT researcher and many more.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Islamic and Asian Civilization, Applied Probability and
Statistics, Fundamentals of Information Technology, Linear Algebra I,
Fundamentals of Information Systems Development.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Object-Oriented Programming, Introduction to to
Management, Data Communication and Networking, Operations Research.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Third Language Level I, English for Critical Academic Writing,
Malaysian History, Critical and Creative Thinking for Information Technology
Solutions, Database Management Systems, Principles of Operating Systems,
Elective I.
Semester 4 Year 2
Third Language Level II, English or Oral Presentation, Principle of Data
Management, Human Computer Interaction, IT Project Management, Elective
II, Elective III.
Semester 5 Year 3
Third Language Level III, English for Report Writing, Project Formulation, Java
Programming, IT Information Systems Engineering, Elective IV, Elective V.
Semester 6 Year 3
Technology Entrepreneurship, Mobile Technology, Ethical, Social &
Professional Issues, IT Project,, Elective VI, English Exit Test (EET).
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training.
CS243 Intelligent System Engineering
The programme has the objectives of producing graduates who are able to:
• demonstrate an understanding of Intelligence Information Systems
concept.
• develop intelligent systems applications using various tools used in
industries.
• identify problems and apply artificial intelligence methods to solve
problems in relevant areas.
• present ideas effectively in written and oral form in proposing the
intelligent system applications.
• work in team to develop intelligent systems applications that would be
beneficial to the society and industry.
• practise ethical values and professionalism in conducting works related
to Intelligent Information Systems development with society and industry.
• encompass data analytics in decision making for life-long learning.
• demonstrate entrepreneurial skills in marketing their applications.
• exhibit good managerial ang leadership skills.
Graduates from this programme may be employed as Knowledge Engineer,

Systems Analyst, Intelligent Systems Developer, Computer Programmer,
Database Administrator, Data Engineer, Data Analysts, Data Modelers, Data
Scientist or Technical Specialist, whether in public or private sectors. Other
areas are Education, Engineering, Manufacturing, Finance, Transportation and
Agriculture.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Islamic and Asian Civilization, Culculus 1, Applied Probability
and Statistics, Fundamentals of Computer Science, Fundamentals of Computer
Problem Solving, Object-Oriented Programming.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Principles and Practice of Management, Fundamentals of
Information Systems Development, Data Communication and Networking,
Linear Algebra I, Fundamentals of Data Structures, Introduction to Financial
Accounting and Reporting.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Third Language I, English for Critical Academic Writing,
Malaysian History, Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence, Fundamentals of
Information Systems, Knowledge Base Systems, Discrete Structure.
Semester 4 Year 2
Third Language II, English for Oral Presentation, Principle of Interactive
Design, Artificial Neural Networks, Data Mining, Intelligent Decision Making
Support Systems, Ethics in Islamic Business.
Semester 5 Year 3
Third Language III, English for Report Writing, Project Formulation, Intelligent
Systems Development, Evolutionary Algorithms, Elective I, Elective II.
Semester 6 Year 3
Technology Entrepreneurship, IT Project Management, Ethical, Social and
Professional Issues, Project, Elective III, English Exit Test (EET).
Semester 7 Year 4
Elective Subjects
Artificial Intelligence Programming Paradigm, Intelligent Systems Development,

Intelligent Agents, Special Topics in Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Decision
Making Support Systems, Statistics for Business and Social Sciences and
Programming for Data Sciences.
CS244 Business Computing

• who are capable of employing a variety of information technology (IT)
and information systems (IS) tools and use these tools to communicate
results when making decisions and solving problems.
• who are competent in business computing knowledge.
• who are capable of integrating IT with business strategies within the
organisational context of enterprise information system.
• with professional mind set and behavior in accordance to ethical
standards and practices.
• with effective interpersonal and communication skills.
• who are team players with good leadership qualities and sufficient
entrepreneurship knowledge.
• who are creative and innovative.
Among the many job designations that may be filled by graduates of this
programme are: e-Commerce Technology Managers, Business System
Consultants, Service Support Executives, Business Process Analysts, IT
Investment Consultant and IT Project Manager. The graduates from this
programme should be easily absorbed into all relevant business sectors.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Islamic and Asian Civilization, Fundamentals of Computer
Science, Fundamentals of Computer Problem Solving, Intermadiate
Financial Accounting and Reporting, Linear Algebra I, Introduction to Data
Communication and Networking.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Object Oriented Programming, Fundamentals of Information
System Development, Principles and Practice of Management, Introduction
to Interactive Multimedia, Economics, Applied Probability and Statistics,
Introduction to Management.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Malaysian History, English for Critical Academic Reading,
Fundamentals of Information Systems, Introduction to E-Business, Database
Management Systems, IT Investment, Business Intelligence.
Semester 4 Year 2
English for Oral Presentation, Third Language I, Introduction to E-Commerce,
Operational Research, Information Systems Engineering, Elective I, Elective II.
Semester 5 Year 3
Third Language II, English for Report Writing, IT Project Management, Project
Formulation, E-Commerce Apllication Development, Elective III.
Semester 6 Year 3
Third Language III, Ethical, Social and Profesional Issues, Project, Technology
Entrepreneurship, English Exit Test (EET), Elective IV.
Semester 7 Year 4
Elective Subjects
Business Data Communication and Networking, Corporate Strategic

Information Systems Planning, Multimedia Design and Development,
Information Management and Organizational Behaviour, Introduction to
Enterprise Architecture Framework, and Information and Network Security.
CS245 Data Communication & Networking

• with strong principles of data communications and networking that lead
to and sustain a productive networking career
• with effective communication, interpersonal and time management skills
• with professional attitude and ethics who will provide significant
contribution for the benefit of humanity
• with good leadership qualities and work in a team
• who are adaptable and adequately prepared to join the local as well as
the global workforce
• with techopreneurship capability
• with problem solving and critical thinking skills
At present, smart phones, PDAs and tablet devices is getting common and
they will be the media for pervasive/ubiquitous computing. This means that
the information and business operations will be available at anywhere and
anytime. This scenario creates a huge demand of Data Communication
& Networking graduates within the communications industries, including
software and hardware companies as well as telecommunications and other
communications-based industries. Amongst the career path envision for these
graduates are Network and Data Communication Analyst, Network Systems
Engineer, Network Security Analyst, Network Support Engineer, Voice or Data
Communications Analyst, Internet/intranet Administrator, Telecommunication
Specialist and Support.
Besides these options, there are strong career paths open to graduates of this
area within the civil service, general management positions and marketing
departments of most industries and government. There are also a wide number
of opportunities for further study at the postgraduate levels.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Islamic and Asian Civilization, Applied Probability and
Statistics, Financial Accounting, Economics, Fundamentals of Computer
Problem Solving, Fundamentals of Computer Sciences.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Linear Algebra I, Introduction to Management, Digital
Electronics, Object Oriented Programming, Principles of Operation Systems,
Fundamentals of Information Systems Development.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Third Language I, Malaysian History, English for Critical
Academic Reading, TCP/IP, Principles of Networking, Information and Network
Security, Elective I.
Semester 4 Year 2
English for Academic Writing, Third Language II, Microprocessor, Routing
and Switching Technologies, Network Programming, Operational Research,
Elective II.
Semester 5 Year 3
Third Language III, Network Design and Management, Project Formulation,
English for Professional Interaction, Technology Entrepreneurship, Wide Area
Network Technologies and Services, Elective III.
Semester 6 Year 3
Wireless & Mobile Computing, Project, Ethical, Social & Professional Issues,
English Exit Test (EET), Elective IV.
Semester 7 Year 4
CS246 Information System Engineering

• who can demonstrate an understanding of fundamentals of Information
Systems concept.
• who are able to analyze, model requirements and constraints, develop,
compare and evaluate designs of information systems on the basis of
requirements of the organizational needs.
• who are able to present creative solutions to technical and business
problems using state-of-the art IT tools and appropriate information
systems engineering methodology.
• who can communicate ideas effectively in written and oral form.
• who are able to work independently or in a team on projects.
• who are able to practise ethical standards in professional work.
• who are able to manage information in decision-making for life-long
learning.
• who are able to apply managerial entrepreneurship skills.
• who are able to demonstrate leadership skills.
Graduates from this programme may be employed as Software Engineers,

Information System Engineers, Information System Officers, Programmers,
System Designers, System Developers and IT Project Managers. There are also
career opportunities in support areas such as Marketing, Sales, Management
Consultancy and Systems Support.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Science, Fundamentals of Computer Problem Solving, Probability and
Statistics, Linear Algebra I.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Introduction to Management, Intermadiate Financial
Accounting and Reporting, Economics, Object Oriented Programming,
Introduction to Data Communication and Networking, Fundamental of IS
development.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Third Language I, English for Academic Writing, Object-
Oriented Requirement Analysis, Software Improvement, Fundamentals of
Information Systems, Malaysian History, Operation Research.
Semester 4 Year 2
English for Oral Presentation, Third Language II, Object-Oriented Design &
Implementation, Java Programming, Database Engineering, Elective I, Elective
II.
Semester 5 Year 3
Third Language III, English for Report Writing, IT Projects Management, System
Testing & Evolution, Introduction to Enterprise Architecture Framework,
Project Formulation, Elective III.
Semester 6 Year 3
Ethical, Social & Professional Issues, Project, Elective IV, Elective V, English
Exit Test (EET), Technology Entrepreneurship.
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training
Elective Subjects
Introduction to Interactive Multimedia, Multimedia Technology and

Applications, Introduction to E-Commerce, E-Commerce Application
Development, Dynamic Web Application Development. Internet Programming
I, Data Structure and Algorithm Analysis, Intelligent Systems Development.
CS251 Netcentric Computing
The programme has the objectives of producing graduates :

• with strong principles of netcentric that lead to and sustain a productive
netcentric career
• with effective communication, interpersonal and management skills
• with professional attitude and ethics who will provide significant
contribution for the benefit of humanity
• with good leadership qualities and work in a team
• who are adaptable and adequately prepared to join the local as well as
the global workforce
• with technopreneurship capability
• with problem solving and critical thinking skills
At present and even more in the future, most or all organizations will have to
embrace the Internet for their information and business operations. These
huge market demands strong and competent Netcentrics’ workforce to build,
appreciate, understand and manage the business operations. At the same
time, the distributed, scalable and flexible system is highly needed. The degree
in Netcentric Computing prepares the graduates to meet these challenges.
Amongst the career path envision for these graduates are Computer
Network, Web-based Application and Distributed Systems Developer, Web
Master, Network Administrator, Network Architect, Network Engineer,
Telecommunication Specialist and Support.
Beside these options, there are strong career paths open to graduates of this
area within the civil service, general management positions and marketing
departments of most industries and government. There are also a wide number
of opportunities for further study at the postgraduate levels.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Problem Solving, Applied Probability and Statistics, Fundamentals of Computer
Science, Economics, Fundamentals of Information System Development.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Digital Electronics, Object-Oriented Programming, Principles
of Operation Systems, Dynamic Web Application Development, Linear Algebra
I, Introduction to Management.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Third Language I, Netcentric Fundamentals, Malaysian
History, English fo Critical Academic Reading, Database Management Systems,
Network Programming, Principles of Networking, Elective I.
Semester 4 Year 2
English for Academic Writing, Third Language II, Information & Network
Security, Web Technology, Advanced Netcentric, Network Design and
Management, Operational Research, Elective II.
Semester 5 Year 3
Third Language III, English for Professional Interaction, Web Engineering,
Project Formulation, Fundamental of Artificial Intelligent, Elective III, Elective
IV.

Semester 6 Year 3
Technoprenuership, Ethical, Social & Professional Issues, Project, Network
and System Administration, English Exit Test (EET).

Semester 7 Year 4
CS253 Multimedia Computing
Programme Profile
Multimedia is the most exciting field of computing to discover. It will let you
dream beyond your wildest imagination and turn that dream into a reality.
Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) Multimedia Computing will teach
you how to turn that dream into reality. This program deals with the digital
fundamental to graphics, sound, video, animation and virtual environments.
This program serves to perfection by preparing the students with knowledge of
the fundamentals, technology and techniques of multimedia, with an emphasis
to the design elements and human computer interactions. This program strives
to prepare students to excel in both knowledge and skills acquisition through
our creative and innovative curriculum. The well-equipped multimedia labs
stand to witness the creative minds that work passionately to design and
develop their multimedia productions. These are some of the secrets that
have helped our students to win numerous awards in multimedia design. The
graduates for this program are sought for programming, content development,
animation and audio & video creation in various digital production sectors. The
faculty needs your brilliant ideas for our next multimedia project; so enrol now
in this exciting Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) Multimedia Computing
and see how you can create magic at your finger tips.
Graduates of this programme will be able to work in the ICT sector with
concentration on highly computational and computing demands such as
animators, bio-informatics computing researchers, real-time visualization
experts, multimedia applications developers, multimedia programmers,
multimedia network engineers, game developers, multimedia authoring
specialists, digital audio-video consultants and virtual reality specialists.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Applied Probability & Statistics, Linear Algebra, Programming
I, Introduction to Interactive Multimedia, Computer Architecture & Organization.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Islamic & Asian Civilization, Calculus I, Introduction to
Data Communication and Networking, Database Design and Application,
Programming II, Principles of Operating Systems.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Malaysian History, English for Critical Academic Reading,
Third Language I, Discrete Structures, Object Oriented Programming,
Fundamentals of Multimedia Computing, Computer Graphics.
Semester 4 Year 2
Third Language II, English for Academic Writing, Operational Research,
Fundamentals of Data Structures, Multimedia Programming, Programming
Interactive Systems, Elective I
Semester 5 Year 3
Third Language III, English for Professional Interaction, Technology
Entrepreneurship, Project Formulation, Temporal Media Processing, Virtual
Reality, Elective II.
Semester 6 Year 3
Social, Ethics & Professional Issues, Project, Distributed Multimedia, English
Exit Test (EET), Elective III, Elective IV.
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training
Elective Subjects
Game Design Development, Multimedia Instructional Design, Multimedia

Information Retrieval, Image Processing, Fundamentals of Artificial
Intelligence, Internet Programming, Computer Security, Artificial Intelligence
Programming Paradigms, and others.
Bachelor of Science (Hons)
CS241 Statistics
CS242 Actuarial Science
CS247 Computational Mathematics
CS248 Management Mathematics
CS249 Mathematics
1. STPM or its equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 and grade C+ (GPA
2.33) in Mathematics S/Mathematics T/Further Mathematics T and one (1)
other subject excluding General Paper.
AND
Passed SPM/its equivalent with credits in Physics/ Chemistry/ Biology/
Additional Science/ Science and pass in English.
OR
2. Asasi UiTM/PASUM/Matriculation KPM with minimum CGPA of 2.50 in and

at least grade C+ (GPA 2.33) in two (2) subjects including Mathematics/
Engineering Mathematics and grade C (GPA 2.0) in one (1) other subject.
AND
Passed SPM/its equivalent with credits in Physics/ Chemistry/ Biology/
Additional Science/Science and a pass in English.
OR
3. A diploma from Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, UiTM,

with a minimum CGPA of 2.50.
OR
4. A diploma in Science from Faculty of Applied Sciences, UiTM, with a

minimum CGPA of 2.00 and one (1) year of working experience in relevant
fields.
OR
5. A relevant diploma from UiTM with a minimum CGPA of 2.50.

AND
Passed SPM or its equivalent qualification which is recognized by the
Government of Malaysia, with at least credit in Additional Mathematics.
OR
6. A relevant diploma from UiTM with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 and one (1)
year of working experience in related fields.
AND
Passed SPM or its equivalent qualification which is recognized by the
Government of Malaysia, with at least credit in Additional Mathematics.
OR
7. A relevant diploma from other institutions which is recognized by the
Government of Malaysia, with a minimum CGPA of 3.00.
AND
Passed SPM/its equivalent with 5 credits including Mathematics/
Additional Mathematics and Physics/ Chemistry/ Additional Science/
Science and a pass in English.
OR
8. A related diploma from other institutions which is recognized by the

Government of Malaysia, with a minimum CGPA of 2.75 and one (1)
year of working experience in related fields.
AND
Passed SPM/its equivalent with 5 credits including Mathematics/
Additional Mathematics and Physics/ Chemistry/ Additional Science/
Science and a pass in English.
Note: All applicants must pass MUET with minimum score of Band 2.
CS241 Statistics
The programme has the following objectives:

• To produce graduates with the ability to apply statistical knowledge and
analytical skills for decision making
• To produce graduates with the skill to use various ICT applications
• To produce graduates with good interpersonal and communication skills.
• To produce graduates with the ability to be a team player with good
leadership quality and ethical values.
Bachelor of Science (Hons) Statistics graduates are equipped with analytical

skills. With an increasing interest in data analytics skills for decision making,
statistics graduates are in high demand by both public and private sectors.
A career in statistics offers a unique range of opportunities and challenges,
ranging from deep involvement in specific fields of application to the study
of puzzling conceptual and mathematical issues. Statistics is widely used in
health, government, environment, education & research, finance, business &
industry, and others. A career in statistics is rewarding, flexible, influential.
Hence, they may be employed as among others, statisticians, researchers,
quality control executives, market analysts and business analysts.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Probability and Statistics I, Fundamentals of Research, Calculus II,
Fundamentals of Computer Problem Solving, Islamic and Asian Civilization, Co-
Curriculum I
Semester 2 Year 1
Fundamentals of Regression Analysis, Statistical Methods, Mathematical
Logic and Proving Techniques, Linear Algebra I, Operational Research,
Database Design and Application, Co-Curriculum II
Semester 3 Year 2
English for Academic Reading, Sejarah Malaysia, Nonparametric Statistics,
Calculus III, Linear Algebra II, Database Management System, Third Language
I, Co-Curriculum III.
Semester 4 Year 2
Sampling Methods, Statistical Inference, Time Series Analysis and Forecasting,
Third Language II, English for Academic Writing, Elective*.
Semester 5 Year 3
Research Methodology, Intermediate Regression Analysis, SAS Programming,
Experimental Design and Analysis of Variance, Third Language III, Elective*.
Semester 6 Year 3
Applied Multivariate Analysis, Technology Entrepreneurship, Final Year
Project, Elective*.
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training
Elective*(for a chosen option)
Actuarial Statistics
Survival Model, Risk and Insurance, Quantitative Financial Management,
Statistical Quality Control.
Information Science
Fundamentals of Data Mining, Introduction to Interactive Multimedia,
Fundamental of Information Systems, Statistical Quality Control.
Business Statistics
Marketing Models, Econometrics, Quantitative Financial Management,
Statistical Quality Control.
Big Data
Fundamentals of Data Mining, Business Data Analytics, Programming for Data
Science, Data Representation and Reporting Techniques.
CS242 Actuarial Science

• To produce graduates who are skilful and knowledgeable in preparing
valuation and other statutory reports relating to Insurance, Takaful,
Employees’ Social Security Programmes, Employees Compensation
Schemes, Pension Schemes, Demographic Studies, etc;
• To perform product development and determine premium rates;
• To determine valuation of assets and liabilities;
• To prepare students for the professional examinations conducted by the
professional actuarial bodies like Societies of Actuaries, USA (SOA) and
Institute of Actuaries, UK (IFoA).
Bachelor of Science (Hons) Actuarial Science graduates may be absorbed in

the government or private sectors, such as the insurance industry, actuarial
consulting firms, stock exchange firms and banks. They are responsible for the
statistical investigations on mortality, interest rates, determination of premium
rates and surrender values, the valuation of assets and liabilities.
Highlight
Qualified students may be eligible for exemptions from Institute & Faculty of
Actuaries, United Kingdom (IFoA, UK) for;
• Financial Mathematics (CT1)
• Probability & Mathematical Statistics (CT3)
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Fundamentals of Computer Problem Solving, Islam and Asian Civilization,
Language Enrichment, Co-Curriculum, Calculus II, Principle of Risk
Management And Insurance, Mathematical Statistics I, Linear Algebra.
Semester 2 Year 1
Mathematical Statistics, Fundamentals of Regression Analysis, Reading and
Critical Thinking, Calculus III, Co-Curriculum II, Financial Management and
Accounting, Financial Mathematics.
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Economics, Marketing, Ethnic Relations, Third Language
I, Advanced Financial Mathematics, Reading for Research, Actuarial
Mathematics.
Semester 4 Year 2
Report Writing, Actuarial Mathematics II, Stochastic Modelling for Actuarial
Application, Third Language II, Risk Modelling, Actuarial Programming.
Semester 5 Year 3
Fundamentals of Data Mining, Third Language III, Communication and
Interpersonal Skills, Pension Mathematics, Financial Economics I, Survival
Models.
Semester 6 Year 3
Project Paper, Actuarial Practice, Financial Economics II, Actuarial
Management, Technology Entrepreneurship.
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training/Independent Study I and II.
CS247 Computational Mathematics
The programme has the following objectives :

• To produce mathematicians with the ability to apply fundamental
mathematical knowledge for lifelong learning.
• To produce mathematicians who have high skills in using various
applications of ICT to analyze real data in solving mathematically related
problems.
• To produce mathematicians with professional mind set and behavior in
accordance with ethical standards and practices.
• To produce mathematicians with effective interpersonal and
communication skills.
• To produce mathematicians who are team players with good leadership
qualities and sufficient entrepreneurship.
Graduates of this programme can be employed both in public and private

sectors, holding positions as Industrial Engineering Analyst, Project Manager,
Product Designer, Computer Software Officer, Programming Executives,
Research Officers, System Analysts, Programme Analysts and Academicians.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Islam and Asian Civilization, History and Philosophy of
Science, Calculus I, Linear Algebra I, Fundamentals of Computer Problem
Solving, Physics I.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Malaysian History, Mathematical Logic and Proving
Techniques, Calculus II, Linear Algebra II, Physics II, Third Language I
Semester 3 Year 2
Co-Curriculum III, Third Language II, Calculus III, Ordinary Differential
Equations, Probability, Operations Research, Object-Oriented Programming,
English for Critical Academic Reading.
Semester 4 Year 2
Report Writing, Third Language III, Vector Calculus, Real Analysis, Introduction
to Numerical Analysis, Number Theory , Fundamental of Data Structures.
Semester 5 Year 3
Presentation Skills, Applied Numerical Methods, Coding and Cryptography,
Introduction to Mathematical Modelling, Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence,
Software Engineering
Semester 6 Year 3
Technopreneurship, Partial Differential Equations, Complex Analysis with
Computational Applications, Mathematics Project, Parallel Processing
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training
CS248 Management Mathematics

applications of ICT to solve management and decision-making problems.
• To produce mathematicians with professional mind set and behavior in
Graduates of this programme have the opportunity to apply for positions such
as: Business Analysts, Research Managers, Production Managers, Operations
Systems Analyst, Research Analysts, Financial Analysts, Managers, Logistic
Officers and Economics Analysts.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Islam and Asian Civilization, Calculus I, Linear Algebra
I, Fundamentals of Computer Problem Solving, History and Philosophy of
Science, Intermediate Financial Accounting and Reporting.
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Malaysian History, Third Language I, Calculus II, Mathematical
Logic and Proving Techniques, Linear Algebra II, Economics.
Semester 3 Year 2
Equations, Probability and Statistics, Ordinary Differential Equations, Principles
and Practice of Management, Econometrics, English for Critical Academic
Reading.
Semester 4 Year 2
English for Professional Interaction, Mathematical Economics, Real Analysis,
Introduction to Management, Operational Research, Time Series and
Forecasting, Third Language III
Semester 5 Year 3
English for Report Writing, Corporate Finance, Risk and Insurance, Introduction
to Mathematical Modelling, Vector Calculus, Fuzzy Set Theory, Introduction to
Marketing
Semester 6 Year 3
Technology Entrepreneurship, Islamic Business Transaction, Graph Theory
and Application, Final Year Project, Simulation
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training
CS249 Mathematics

applications of ICT to create mathematical models in solving real life
problems.
• To produce mathematicians with a professional mind set and behavior in
Graduates of this programme have the opportunities to be employed in public

and private sectors in the field of Education, banking, finance, accountancy
and industry. Among the typical jobs for Mathematics graduate are researcher,
lecturer, bank officer, managers, auditors, account assistant and other similar
careers.
Plan of Study
Semester 1 Year 1
Co-Curriculum I, Islam and Asian Civilization, Calculus I, Linear Algebra I,
Fundamentals of Computer Problem Solving, History & Philosophy of Science,
Intermediate Financial Accounting and Reporting
Semester 2 Year 1
Co-Curriculum II, Malaysian History, Third Language I, Calculus II,
Mathematical Logic and Proving Techniques, Economics, Linear Algebra II,
Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting.
Semester 3 Year 2
Equations, Probability and Statistics, Cost and Management Accounting,
English for Critical Academic Reading.
Semester 4 Year 2
Third Language III, Real Analysis, Introduction to Numerical Analysis,
Mathematical Methods, Financial and Management Accounting, English for
Professional Interaction
Semester 5 Year 3
Vector Calculus, Introduction to Mathematical Modelling, Partial Differential
Equations, Statistical Methods, English for Report Writing, Algebraic Structures
Semester 6 Year 3
Technology Entrepreneurship, Final Year Project, Simulation, Management
Accounting, Complex Analysis with Computational Applications
Semester 7 Year 4
Industrial Training

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FSKM Campuses in Malaysia i

Table List of Programmes and Campuses ii

Admission Requirements for Bachelor Degree Programmes -

CS230 Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) 10

Admission Requirements for Bachelor Degree Programmes -

CS241 Bachelor of Science (Hons)

Jengka & Raub

The faculty was first established as the School of Actuarial Science,

Student with good background in Mathematics were offered either one of

Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons)

Admission Requirements for Degree Programmes

1. A Diploma in Computer Science / Quantitative Sciences / Mathematical

2. A Diploma in Computer Science / Quantitative Sciences / Mathematical

3. Relevant diploma of UiTM from Science and Technology (S&T) with a

4. Relevant diploma from other institutions which are recognized by the

5. Relevant diploma from other institutions which are recognized by

6. Asasi UiTM / Asasi Sains UM / KPM Matriculation with a minimum CGPA

8. Pass MQA (Aptitude and Portfolio Assessment Test)

Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons)

Admission Requirements for Degree Programmes

1. A Diploma in Computer Science / Quantitative Sciences / Mathematical

2. A Diploma in Computer Science / Quantitative Sciences / Mathematical

3. Relevant diploma of UiTM from Science and Technology (S&T) or Business

4. Relevant diploma in Computing Sciences / Science and Technologies /

5. Asasi UiTM / Asasi Sains UM / KPM Matriculation with a minimum CGPA

6. STPM or its equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.00

Admission Requirements for Degree Programmes

1. A Diploma in Computer Science from UiTM with a minimum CGPA of 2.50

2. Relevant Diploma from UiTM in Science and Technology (S&T) with a

3. Relevant Diploma in Computing Sciences / Science and Technologies

4. Asasi UiTM / Asasi Sains UM / KPM Matriculation with a minimum CGPA

5. STPM or its equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.00

6. Pass MQA (Aptitude and Portfolio Assessment Test)

As the world of computing evolves, it brings along the transformation of the

A computer science graduate has a wide range of job designations to choose

Dynamic Web Application Development, XML Programming, Fundamentals

*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version

UiTM’s Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) offers you a strong study

The students will be prepared to become highly IT professionals or business

The programme has the objectives of producing graduates:

IT is integral in our lives as it drives the innovation and assists us to solve

*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version

Graduates from this programme may be employed as Knowledge Engineer,

Artificial Intelligence Programming Paradigm, Intelligent Systems Development,

*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version

The programme has the objectives of producing graduates:

Business Data Communication and Networking, Corporate Strategic

*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version

The programme has the objectives of producing graduates:

*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version

The programme has the objectives of producing graduates:

Graduates from this programme may be employed as Software Engineers,

Introduction to Interactive Multimedia, Multimedia Technology and

*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version

The programme has the objectives of producing graduates :

*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version

Game Design Development, Multimedia Instructional Design, Multimedia

*Please refer to the Faculty website for an updated version

Admission Requirements for Degree Programmes

2. Asasi UiTM/PASUM/Matriculation KPM with minimum CGPA of 2.50 in and

3. A diploma from Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, UiTM,

4. A diploma in Science from Faculty of Applied Sciences, UiTM, with a