Diploma in Information Technology

(R3/481/4/0010) 12/25 (MQA/FA15338)

Diploma in Information Technology (DIT) programme provides students with computing knowledge in planning, implementation, configuration and maintenance of an organization’s computing infrastructure. Students will be exposed to various programming languages and web technologies with which they are able to configure, integrate and deploy systems as well as provide technical support within an organisation.

The curriculum covers areas such as programming, database, software design, operating systems, data communication & networking, as well as mathematics. Apart from the technical subjects, students will also be exposed to subjects which instil soft skills such as writing and presentation skills in subjects related to language and business. The skills that the students acquire will enhance students’ interaction and communication especially during their internship at the end of their study and prepare them towards the real life working environment.

PROGRAMME EDUCATION OBJECTIVES

  • PEO1: Computer technicians who will demonstrate knowledge and technical competence in solving problems based on industry standards.
  • PEO2: Computer technicians who will demonstrate effective leadership, communication and interpersonal skills in the work environment.
  • PEO3: Computer technicians who can lead and engage in team, utilize computing skills to explore business opportunities and practice continual development through life-long learning.
  • PEO4: Computer technicians who will demonstrate ethical and professional conduct in the work environment and society.

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

  • PLO1: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding in the field of Information Technology.
  • PLO2: Demonstrate the ability to identify, formulate, and solve Information Technology related problems.
  • PLO3: Demonstrate the ability to use the principal methodologies, new techniques and tools for system design and development.
  • PLO4: Demonstrate the ability to communicate proficiently and confidently when interacting with others, both verbally and written.
  • PLO5: Communicate effectively, individually or in teams, with diverse stakeholders.
  • PLO6: Demonstrate the ability to use appropriate digital skills in computing related job functions.
  • PLO7: Demonstrate the ability to use appropriate numerical skills in computing related job functions.
  • PLO8: Demonstrate teamwork, accountability, autonomy and responsibility in delivering solutions in the field of Information Technology.
  • PLO9: Engage in self-directed lifelong learning in specialized technical knowledge.
  • PLO10: Demonstrate entrepreneurial mindset in performing tasks.
  • PLO11: Demonstrate the ability to adhere to professional ethics and codes of conduct in work environmental and societal contexts.

STAFF

Suhaimi Sarip

Lecturer

Tan Su-Mae

Foundation Principal Lecturer

Ainee Suriani Bahaman

Lecturer

Chandrika Mohd Jayothisa

Lecturer

Farah Izzati Yussoff

Foundation Lecturer 1

Julie Yew Mei Yee

Lecturer

Lim Liyen

Lecturer

Muhammad Loqman Samat

Specialist

Ts. Noor Hisham Kamis

Specialist

Nur Liyana Rosli

Foundation Lecturer 2

Ts. Rashidah Ahmad

Lecturer

Tan Sin Yin

Foundation Senior Lecturer

Yap Hui Yen

Foundation Senior Lecturer

Assliza Salim

Lecturer

Teo Lay Lian

Senior Lecturer

Desmond Kho Teck Kiang

Lecturer