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Micro-Credential | Social Science & Humanities

    FORMAL DINING: INFORMAL GUIDE TO FORMAL DINING KNOW-HOW
    This course introduces the basics of dining room etiquette and introduction to dining room utensils in formal settings. At the end of the course student will be able to: 1. Identify dining utensils and its usage 2. Perform appropriate reaction in formal dining environment
    PREPARATION OF HOT DESSERTS
    The course will introduce students to the fundamental skills and the technique of preparing varieties of hot desserts. It attempts to develop students' knowledge and skill in relation to preparing desserts in the pastry arts industry.
    FOOD SAFETY AND HYGIENE FOR FOODSERVICE BUSINESS
    This module is designed for anyone who working in the foodservice business regardless in the catering, canteen, restaurant or hospitality business. The module provides learners with a basic understanding of food safety and hygiene that comply to Malaysia Food Act 1983, Food Hygiene 1985 and Food Hygiene Regulation 2009.
    ISLAMIC FINANCE
    The objective of this course is to introduce students to the most effective part of the Islamic economic system. The Islamic financial system would be learned so that students know what are the operating tools and instruments, and the principles of Islamic finance that form the basis of the roles of Islamic financial institutions, requirements of various transactions to be undertaken by Islamic financial institutions (contracts), and the main Islamic modes of financing business and investment. Students would also be exposed to some of the emerging topics in Islamic finance such as Shariah approved financial assets – sukuk (Islamic bond) and Shariah approved stocks (halal counters). Recommended Text: International Shariah Research Academy for Islamic Finance - ISRA, Islamic Financial System: Principles and Operations., 2, International Shariah Research Academy for Islamic Finance - ISRA, 2016, ISBN: n/a References: 1. International Shariah Research Academy for Islamic Finance - ISRA, Islamic Capital Markets: Principles and Practices, International Shariah Research Academy for Islamic Finance - ISRA, 2015, ISBN: n/a 2. Iqbal, Z. & Mirakhor, A, An Introduction to Islamic Finance: Theory and Practice (Vol. 687)., Wiley, 2011, ISBN: n/a 3. Ayub, M., Understanding Islamic Finance, Wiley, 2009, ISBN: n/a 4. Khir, K., Gupta, L., & Shanmugam B., Islamic Banking: A Practical Perspective., Pearson Malaysia Sdn Bhd., 2008, SBN: n/a 5. Dr. Mohd Daud Bakar and Dr. Engku Rabiah Adawiyah Engku Ali, Essential Readings in Islamic Finance, CERT Publications Sdn. Bhd., 2008, ISBN: n/a
    STUDY SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR STUDENTS
    This course aims to provide students with the essential skills for college or university life. Students will be exposed to basic academic skills which would help them improve in a variety of areas. Hands-on learning activities are used to ensure students grasp the appropriate skills and techniques to become successful students. At the end of the module, students should be able to: (1) Apply knowledge of study skills effectively throughout their study duration, (2) Develop their own personal study skills based on the methods and techniques acquired from this module., (3) Improve their skills and techniques in notetaking for tests and exams.
    ENGLISH SPEAKING SKILLS ENHANCEMENT MODULE(ESSEM): FILM/MOVIE ORAL COMMENTARY
    This module exposes learners to simple and interesting strategies for presenting their comments for a movie. Giving comments is a good way in improving learners' communication skills because they can practice using the language easily and comfortably by expressing their thoughts on the movie that they have watched. Three important and interesting elements in movies will be shared that could help learners to get ideas in making comments on a movie. The notes are simple and the activities could encourage active participation and promote self-confidence in delivering learners' opinions in the English language. Furthermore, they will learn to justify their comments based on their analysis of the elements in the movie. This could help them to enhance their analytical thinking skills. Hence, at the end of the module, learners are expected to enhance both their communication skills and also analytical thinking skills through an interesting way of learning. PROMOTIONAL VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/VB9aTO7hSfA
    ENGLISH PROFICIENCY COURSE: ENHANCING ORAL SKILLS
    The syllabus of the course incorporates speaking skills to prepare students for Malaysian University English Test (MUET). The aim of the course is to enhance students’ ability to understand spoken discourse effectively within the social and academic contexts in formal and less formal settings.
    THE MODELS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
    Sustainable development is a pivotal concept encompassing policy, management, and governance, which seeks to harmonize environmental, social, and economic considerations in designing development strategies. The implementation of sustainable development is driven by the dual objective of meeting the immediate requirements of the present generation while safeguarding the ability of future generations to enjoy a harmonious environment, social cohesion, and economic well-being.

    Through this micro-credential topic, participants will acquire knowledge of fundamental models associated with sustainable development. This understanding will enable participants to grasp the significance of key concepts in sustainable development, including the environment, social, and the economy, and how the interplay among these concepts catalyzes progress toward sustainability.

    Transferable skills
    Utilize the knowledge acquired in policy, governance, and management to make practical applications within organizations or the public sphere.

    Microlearning outcomes
    Understand the popular sustainability models.

    Pre-Requisite
    Not required

    References
    Purvis, B., Mao, Y., & Robinson, D. (2019). Three pillars of sustainability: in search of conceptual origins. Sustainability science, 14, 681-695.

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    WRITING, PUBLISHING AND SELLING BOOKS FOR BUSY SOULS
    Writing, Publishing and Selling Books for Busy Souls aims to help potential authors to publish their books. It helps authors to understand concepts and procedures of writing a book. In addition, authors will be exposed to writing activities in writing a book. Learners will be taught effective writing activities which they will be able to use in writing their book. Furthermore, the course will enhance learners general awareness of publishing, marketing and selling a book.
    MASTERING YOUR POSTER PRESENTATIONS
    Mastering your poster presentations is a comprehensive guide to help new presenters with poster presentations for professional purposes. No prior requirements for this course; everyone is welcome. The guide will introduce you to the exciting world of poster presentations and will assist you in becoming a competent poster presenter. Apart from that, you will learn to write and design effective posters. You also will learn how to judge and evaluate other poster presentations. In addition, you will be taught how to host a poster session at your institution. Thus, you will enhance your understanding of your poster presentations.
    INTRODUCTION TO QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF USEFUL FINANCIAL INFORMATION AND OTHER ACCOUNTING ASSUMPTIONS AND CONCEPTS
    This course aims to provide students accounting knowledge on the qualitative characteristics of useful financial information and other accounting assumptions and concepts.
    CORPORATE COMPLIANCE AND PRACTICE II
    This course introduces the regulatory framework of Companies Act, 2016 in the administration of a corporation. Ability to perform this requirement facilitates daily administration of a corporation and to meet the statutory requirement of various regulatory bodies. This course is designed to equip the student to explain the shares and debt capital, corporate restructuring process, winding up and its requirements. The other elements of this course are to look into the principles of corporate governance inclusive of external auditor to compliment this course.
    PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
    The course begins with introducing fundamental practices in public relations while covering consumer relations and community relations. Students also will be exposed to employee relations and investor relations relationships initiated and maintained by public relations practitioners.
    HOW TO PERFORM SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW (SLR)
    The course aims to guide students on how to perform systematic literature reviews (SLR). This course consists of 12 topics, which include protocol development, designing research questions, conducting literature searches, inclusion and exclusion criteria, and presenting results from multiple disciplines to enhance participant's understanding of the systematic review process. It raises students’ understanding of the area of study independently and ethically. The course does not require Pre-Requisite.
    TAX PLANNING FOR INDIVIDUALS AND COMPANIES
    This micro-credential course covers the application aspects of tax knowledge for individuals and companies who want to do tax planning with the aim of reducing tax liabilities within the ambit of the Income Tax Act of 1967.
    ESSAY EVOLUTIONS: MASTERING ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY WRITING
    The "Essay Evolutions: Mastering Argumentative Essay Writing" e-learning module is a comprehensive and interactive programme designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in crafting effective argumentative essays. This module is suitable for diploma students, as well as individuals looking to enhance their argumentative writing abilities. This e-module will also contain interactive elements like video lessons and tutorials, interactive quizzes and exercises, real-life examples, model essays for analysis, peer review, and discussion forums. The formative assessments include regular quizzes, the submission of essays for constructive feedback, and the final project. At the end of the lesson, students will have to write an argumentative essay and provide their feedback for the course.
    FUNDAMENTAL OF COMMUNICATION AND STRATEGIES
    This micro-credential course provides a comprehensive understanding of fundamental communication principles, particularly emphasizing managerial concepts within media contexts. Participants will enhance their communication skills through three key topics: 'Defining Communication,' 'Crisis Communication,' and 'Successful Strategic Communication.' Designed for those aspiring to excel in managerial roles, the course offers a dynamic learning experience that includes online modules, virtual discussions, and practical assessments. Participants can access course content flexibly, at their convenience. Completing this micro-credential equips participants with a competitive edge in the ever-evolving media landscape. The course emphasizes mastery of essential communication skills, considering the impact of media perspectives on effective strategies. Additionally, participants will learn to integrate ethical considerations and feedback mechanisms into their communication practices. This version aims to be more concise and engaging while maintaining the key details and benefits of the course.
    ASPIRING CHEF; COOKING OF FOOD
    This course is designed to produce competent individual with entry-level professional chef. It provides a comprehensive overview of the knowledge and skills to define and explain the fundamental principles of heat transfer application including conduction, convection, and radiation. The course also covers important aspects of applicable through comprehension of cooking methods.