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Diploma in
Technology
Management
A 3-year dynamic and
innovative programme

Diploma in Technology Management
JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/Q1330Jld.5(22)

This is a 3-year dynamic and innovative programme combining the business management disciplines with the industry production technologies.

With the knowledge and skills acquired, the students are well prepared to meet the challenges in the business and industrial world.

Programme Educational Objectives

This program will produce graduates that can work as assistant administrative officer, line supervisor and assistant executive (administrative and finance).

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

Solve managerial problems in management and technology and to work in multidisciplinary teams in proposing alternative solutions.

Demonstrate skills in management theories and technique logically, creatively and analytically based on sound facts and ideas.

Involve in community and/or professional organizations and/or make contributions towards society.

Continue studies at higher level and self-development as a professional.

Enhancement

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	DDSM 0013	Basic Mathematics	3
2	DDSA 0053	Principles of Accounting	3
3	DDSE 0063	Principles of Economy	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 1133	Principles of Management	3
4	DDWG 1413	Foundation of Microeconomics	3
5	DDWC 1013	Microcomputer Application	3
6	DDWG 1123	Introduction to Business	3

YEAR 1 : SEMESTER 2

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	UICD 1032	Science, Technology and Human	2
2	ULAB 1042	Intermediate Academic English	2
3	DDWG 1423	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
4	DDWG 1513	Financial Accounting I	3
5	DDWG 1143	Organizational Behavior	3
6	DDWG 1113	Business Mathematics	3

YEAR 2 : SEMESTER 3

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	UHAK 1012	Graduate Success Attributes	2
2	UKQX 2xx2	Co-Curriculum Service Learning	2
3	DDWG 2523	Financial Accounting 2	3
4	DDWG 2233	Principles of Marketing	3
5	DDWG 2213	Business Statistic	3
6	DDWG 2243	Technology Management	3

YEAR 2 : SEMESTER 4

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	DDWC 2013	Management Information System	3
2	DDWG 2533	Introduction to Finance	3
3	DDWG 2253	Entrepreneurship	3
4	DDWG 2223	Introduction to Operation Management	3
5	DDWJ 2733	Manufacturing Process	3

YEAR 3 : SEMESTER 5

No.	Code	Course	Credit Hours
1	DDPG 3173	Commercial Law	3
2	DDWC 3323	Human Resource Management	3
3	DDWG 3543	Cost Accounting	3
4	DDWG 3383	Interpersonal Communication	3
5	DDWJ 3193	Production Planning and Control	3

YEAR 3 : SEMESTER 6

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

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

Intended Learning Outcomes

Teaching and Learning Methods

Assessment

(a) Technical Knowledge and Competencies

LO1. Knowledge in management and technology principles

Demonstrates knowledge and principles of management and technology.

Lectures, tutorials, laboratory works, factory visits, directed reading and cooperative learning.

Examinations, laboratory reports, field trip reports, portfolios, presentations, discussions, group projects.

LO2. Ability to use theories, techniques and skills

Demonstrates understanding and application of appropriate theories, techniques and skills.

Lectures, tutorials, computer practical classes, Mr. Accounting software, AutoCad drawing exercises and laboratory works.

Examinations, assignments, computer skill demonstrations, drawing portfolios, and laboratory reports.

LO3. Ability to execute and apply tasks related to manufacturing and service industries

Executes tasks through the integration of knowledge in management and technology related to manufacturing and service industries.

Lectures, tutorials, project based and cooperative learning, directed reading, computer-based exercises, AutoCad drawing exercises, factory visits and laboratory works.

Examinations, discussions, presentations, assignments, drawing portfolios, field trip reports and lab assignments.

(b) Generic Skills

LO4. Ability to communicate 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, cooperative learning and discussions.	Examinations, quizzes, tests, forums, written assignments and group presentations.
Works collaboratively as part of a team undertaking a range of different team roles.	Role-play and group assignments.	Group reports and portfolios.

LO5. Ability to ssolve problems and continually acquire contemporary knowledge

Learns independently and acquire new knowledge.	Independent projects and directed reading.	Project reports and written assignments.
Develops and implements critical thinking and problem solving skills through application of concepts to relevant situations.	Individual and group projects, directed reading, lectures, cooperative learning and discussions.	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 self-motivated, disciplined and ethical.

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

Project reports, assignments, presentations, students' skills portfolios and field trip reports.