COURSE OVERVIEW
Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons.)
This three-year programme equips students with fundamental computing knowledge and the latest technology. In year 1, all students learn common subjects before specialising in one of the following areas – Software Engineering, Information Systems, Game Development or Data Science – in the second year. Each designed specialisation prepares students with specific skills. Students will also complete a final year project and undergo industrial training to acquire practical industry experience.
Programme structure
Year 1
- Calculus
- Programming Fundamentals
- Discrete Structures & Probability
- Professional Development
- Computational Methods
- Object Oriented Programming & Data Structures
- Computer Architecture & Organisations
- Database Fundamentals
- Research Methodology in Computer Science
- U2
- U4
Year 2
- Software Engineering Fundamentals
- Operating Systems
- Computer Networks
- Object Oriented Analysis & Design
- Algorithm Design & Analysis
- Elective 1
- Industrial Training
- U3
- Specialisation: Software Engineering
- Software Requirements Engineering
- Software Design
- Specialisation: Information Systems
- Information Systems Planning & Development
- Specialisation Elective 1
- Specialisation: Game Development
- Computer Graphics Fundamentals
- Game Design Fundamentals
- Specialisation Elective 2
- Specialisation: Data Science
- Introduction to Data Science
- Statistical Data Analysis
Year 3
- Final Year Project
- Elective 2
- Elective 3
- U1
- U1
- Workplace Communication
- Specialisation: Software Engineering
- Software Reliability & Quality Assurance
- Software Verification & Validation
- Specialisation Elective 1
- Specialisation Elective 2
- Specialisation: Information Systems
- Advanced Database
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Decision Support Systems
- Specialisation Elective 2
- Specialisation: Game Development
- Game Algorithms
- 3D Game Programming
- Specialisation Elective 1
- Specialisation Elective
- Specialisation: Data Science
- Data Mining
- Data Visualisation
- Specialisation Elective 1
- Specialisation Elective 2
Elective ModulesTHREE (3) subjects should be taken from the following:
- Systems Analysis & Design
- Concepts of Programming Languages
- Theory of Computation
- Articial Intelligence
- Parallel Processing
- Web Application Development
- Computer Security
- Introduction to Formal Methods
- Software Evolution & Maintenance
- Game Physics
- Game Design Fundamentals
- Introduction to Data Science
- Visual Information Processing
- Data Management
- Data Mining
- Social Media Computing
Specialisation Elective ModulesTWO (2) subjects should be taken from the following based on specialisation:
- Software Engineering
- Theory of Computation
- Programming Language Translation
- Introduction to Formal Methods
- Software Evolution Maintenance
- Information Systems
- Web Application Development
- Systems Analysis & Design
- Computer Security
- Information System Auditing
- Game Development
- Game Production
- Game Physics
- Data Science
- Data Management
- Visual Information Processing
- Social Media Computing
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University Details:
Multimedia University (MMU)
When Malaysia started focusing on the development of telecommunication, Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) took a leap of faith by establishing the first private-owned higher learning institute. Located in Taiping, Perak, the Institute of Telecommunication and Information Technology (ITTM) opened its dooer in 1994 by offering 42 pioneer students to undergo a two-year course in Telecommunication Engineering Diploma Programme. In 1996, ITTM was renamed Universiti Telekom (UNITELE) and was upgraded by the Ministry of Education as the first private university in Malaysia. From Perak, the campus then moved to Melaka in 1997. The campus was set up in Ayer Keroh, redeveloping and repurposing the TM Southern Region office building. University Telekom became known as Multimedia University (MMU) when TM, as the parent corporation, was given the enormous task of establishing a new campus in Cyberjaya that would supply the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) with superior quality knowledge workers. In July 1999, the Cyberjaya campus was officially launched by former Prime Minister, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamed. The relationship between the Cyberjaya campus and the MSC is intended to be similar to that between Stanford University and Silicon Valley. The growing need for tertiary education institutions in the 90s, complemented by the fast-growing development of the digital age sparked the idea of having a foundation that focuses on IT and telecommunication. Pioneering the new frontier of Knowledge Economy (K-economy), MMU is responsible for being a world-class learning institution and establishing itself as a major player in research and development. The Ministry of Education (MOE) appreciated the fact that TM was moving along with the development of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) era in Malaysia. Education formed the fundamental basis that Malaysia needs in its drive to be a knowledge and technology driven economy. As the government saw privatisation as the appropriate drive towards efficiency, MOE invited TM to set up a private university in Malaysia. Being the first private-owned institution approved by the Government, MMU has the upper hand in selecting the creme de la creme students to partake in the first few years of the experimental diploma programme. From there on, MMU has strict entrance requirements to ensure the best quality of graduates. Read more
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