Computer science exposes the heart and soul of almost all the technology we rely on in the modern world. It introduces many of the most powerful problem-solving strategies known to mankind. If you’ve ever wondered how computers work or been fascinated by the seemingly incredible things they can achieve, then computer science could be the degree course for you. It is for the student who doesn’t just want to use computer systems in their career, but gain an understanding of the principles by which they’re built. If you are keen to write your own software, to make it run quickly and effectively, or even to use computers to solve scientific and research problems, then this course will teach you all of the techniques you need.
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Programme details
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Our degree programme will equip you with competent IT skills that enable you to become highly qualified professionals who think creatively and independently to meet the challenges of changing technologies.
Highlights
You will be exposed to employer projects with collaboration from our industry partners
Gain international and industry exposure through visiting guest lectures and industry experts
Opportunities to exchange ideas, interact and build network through study tours or field trips
Focused on professional development, combining academic teaching and industry practice, and supported by mentorship and coaching by IT industry experts
A comprehensive learning experience with a mix of face-to-face and online support learning through Blackboard, with access to course materials, assignments and faculty members
Well-equipped specialist computing labs with high-performance hardware and industrystandard software
The Add+vantage modules is helps in developing and enhancing students' employability, and delivering a serious competitive advantage in the jobs market. This module teach a range of work experience and extra-curricular activities that are taken each year, and which broaden students knowledge and skills within a work focused environment.
Career Opportunities
Software engineer
Computer Programmer
Software Applications Developer
Network Systems Administrator
Software Quality Assurance
Software Development Manager
Systems Developer
Programme Duration
3 years
Coventry University, UK
Programme Structure
Year 1
Add+vantage Modules
Computer Architecture and Networks
Design for Usability
Enterprise Information Systems
Introduction to Programming
Logic and Sets
Professional Skills
Year 2
Add+vantage module
Data and Information Retrieval
Operating Systems, Security and Networks
Programming, Algorithms and Data Structures
Real World Project
Software Engineering
Technology and its Social, Legal and Ethical Context
Year 3
Add+vantage module
Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science
Individual Project
Software Quality and Process Management
Internship
Optional modules** (choose two (2)):
Concurrent and Real-time Systems Design
Intelligent Agents
Mobile Application Development
Open Source Development
Rapid Application Development
MPU Subjects
Bahasa Kebangsaan A*
Community Service & Co-curriculum
Entrepreneurship
Ethnic Relations (Local students) / Malay Communication 2 (International students)
Islamic & Asian Civilisation (Local students) / Malaysian Studies (International students)
Presentation Skills
*For Malaysian students who do not have a credit in SPM BM.
**Offering of optional modules, please consult the Head of Programme.
Campuses & Intakes
INTI International College Penang
January
April
August
Note: International students are subject to placement guidelines. Please check with a student counsellor.
Year 1 Entry
Entry Level
Entry Requirements
Foundation / Matriculation
Successful completion of the Foundation / Matriculation program that is approved by the Ministry of Higher Education with CGPA 2.0 and credit in SPM Add Maths or equivalent.
STPM
Passed STPM with gred C in at least 3 subjects (including Maths) AND credit in Maths and Add Maths in SPM or equivalent
UEC
5Bs (inclusive of Maths, Add Maths and English)
A-Level
Passes with credit in at least 3 subjects (including Maths and Add Maths)
Canadian Pre-U or Ontario Secondary Diploma
Passed 6 subjects with average marks of 55 and credit in SPM Add Maths or equivalent
Australian Year 12
Passed Australian Year 12 with average of 55 and credit in Add Maths in SPM or equivalent
South Australian Matriculation (SAM)
Passed 5 subjects with minimum TER of 55, no subjects less than 10/20 and credit SPM Add Maths or equivalent
NSW High School Certificate (HSC)
Passed with ATAR 55 (minimum 10 units) and no subjects score below 50 and credit in SPM Add Maths or equivalent
Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY)
Passed Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) with min 60% in 4 subjects and credit in SPM Add Maths or equivalent
Year 2 Entry
Entry Level
Entry Requirements
INTI Diploma – Diploma in Information Communication and Technology (DICTN)
Successfully completed INTI’s Diploma (DICTN) with CGPA 2.5 and credit in Maths and Add Maths at SPM level. Candidate with CGPA below 2.5 but above 2.0 can be accepted, subject to internal assessment evaluation process.
Diploma in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering or equivalent
Successfully completed a Diploma in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software engineering or equivalent with CGPA 2.5 Candidate with CGPA below 2.5 but above 2.0 can be accepted, subject to internal assessment evaluation process
