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Diploma in
Technology
Management
(Accounting)
Designed for specialized
careers in accountancy
and commerce

Diploma in Technology Management (Accounting)
JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/Q1330Jld.5(23)

With strong practical skills and extensive knowledge, the programme is designed for specialized careers in accountancy and commerce.

Programme Educational Objectives

To fulfill the objective of this programme, the graduate should be able to:

To produce competent and versatile accounting graduates who are able to be assistants for accountants, auditors, tax consultants, finance managers and management teams.

To prepare accounting graduates to become members of accounting professional bodies that is nationally/ internationally recognized or pursue graduates or advance studies in accounting or the chosen field of interest.

To provide a platform for graduates to develop career and education in an accounting profession.

To produce accounting graduates with effective interpersonal skills.

Enhancement

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	DDSM 0013	Basic Mathematics	3
2	DDSA 0053	Principles of Accounting	3
3	DDSE 0063	Principles of Economics	3

Year 1 : Semester 1

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	UHAK 1122	Malaysian Studies 2	2
2	ULAB 1032	Introductory Academic English	2
3	DDWG 1113	Business Mathematics	3
4	DDWG 1133	Principles of Management	3
5	DDWW 1113	Financial Accounting 1	3
6	DDWW 1313	Computer Application in Accounting	3

Year 1 : Semester 2

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	UICD 1032	Science, Technology and Mankind	2
2	ULAB 1042	Intermediate Academic English	2
3	DDWG 1413	Principles of Microeconomics	3
4	DDWG 2213	Business Statistics	3
5	DDWG 2233	Principles of Marketing	3
6	DDWW 1123	Financial Accounting 2	3

Year 2 : Semester 3

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	UHAK 1012	Graduate Success Attributes	2
2	UKQ* 2**2	Co-curriculum Service Learning	2
3	DDWG 1423	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
4	DDWW 2133	Management Accounting	3
5	DDWW 2213	Financial Management	3
6	DDWW 2323	Accounting Information Systems	3

Year 2 : Semester 4

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	DDWG 3383	Interpersonal Communication	3
2	DDWW 2143	Intermediate Accounting	3
3	DDWW 2223	Islamic Financial System	3
4	DDWW 2413	Business Law	3
5	DDWW 2513	Taxation 1	3

Year 3 : Semester 5

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	DDWW 3153	Advanced Financial Accounting	3
2	DDWW 3233	Introduction to Islamic Accounting	3
3	DDWW 3423	Partnership and Company Law	3
4	DDWW 3523	Taxation 2	3
5	DDWW 3533	Audit	3

Year 3 : Semester 6

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	DDWW 3908	Industrial Training	8
2	DDWW 3914	Industrial Training Report	4

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

Intended Learning Outcomes

Teaching and Learning Methods

Assessment

(a) Knowledge and Competencies

LO1. Knowledge of accounting and management

Demonstrates skills, understanding and application of appropriate accounting and management approach.

Lectures, tutorials, directed reading, discussions, cooperative learning.

Quizzes, tests, examinations, presentations, reports and group projects.

LO2. Ability to use techniques, skills and approaches of accounting and management

Demonstrates skills, understanding and application of appropriate accounting and management approach.

Lectures, tutorials, computer practical classes, cooperative learning.

Quizzes, tests, examinations, assignments, reports and group projects.

LO3. Ability to apply and perform tasks related to accounting and management in industry

Perform tasks through the integration of knowledge in accounting, management and information technology.

Lectures, tutorials, project based and cooperative learning, directed reading, discussion, computer based exercises.

Quizzes, tests, examinations, group projects, presentations, assignments and reports.

(b) Generic Skills

LO4. Ability to communicate effectively and function effectively in a team

Discusses and presents technical and business information in appropriate oral/written form for given audience.	Lectures, tutorials, group projects, directed reading, discussion, cooperative learning.	Quizzes, tests, forums, written assignments, group presentations.
Works collaboratively as part of a team undertaking a range of different team roles.	Role-play and group assignments and projects.	Group written and oral reports and portfolios.

LO5. Ability to perpetually seek and acquire contemporary knowledge

Learns indepedently and acquires new knowledge.	Lectures, independent projects and directed reading.	Quizzes, tests, examinations, project reports and written assignments.
Develops and implements critical thinking and problem solving skills through application of concepts to relevant situation.	Lectures, individual and group projects, directed reading, discussions and cooperative learning.	Quizzes, tests, examinations, project reports and students' skills portfolios.

LO6. Ability to be a proactive, disciplined and ethical individual

Applies and demonstrates characteristics of being motivated, disciplined and ethical.

Tutorials, laboratory works, individual and group assignments/projects and field trips.

Assignments, lab assignments, project reports, presentations, students' skills portfolios and field trip reports.