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YEAR 2 COURSES - UNIVERSITY COMPULSORY

                    DLHW    2422   ENGLISH    FOR   EFFECTIVE         e.   Lannon,  J.M.,  &  Gurak,  L.J.,  2011,  Technical
                    COMMUNICATION                                         Communication, US: Longman.
                    LEARNING OUTCOMES                                 f.   Mohd  Nor,  N.,  Mansor,  S.,  &  Atin,  J.,  2010,
                    At the end of the course, students should be able to:   Technical  English  Skills,  Malaysia:  August
                    LO1  Perform oral skills through impromptu            Publishing Sdn. Bhd.
                          speech.
                    LO2  Give descriptions of a product through
                          informative speech.                         DKKX XXX1 CO-CURRICULUM II
                    LO3  Describe processes from manual instructions   LEARNING OUTCOMES
                          in an oral presentation.                    At the end of the course, students should be able to:
                    LO4  Demonstrate oral social skills (role-play)   LO1  Understand a balanced and comprehensive
                          based on a situational context.                  education hence generating a more mature
                    SYNOPSIS                                               student.
                    This course is designed to provide students with the   LO2  Develop  leadership  aspects  stressing  on
                    necessary  communication  skills  to  communicate      diciplines and cooperation within a group or
                    effectively. The skills covered are speaking, reading   organisaton.
                    and writing. The elements of grammar are taught to   LO3  Build  personality  and  character  guided  by
                    complement  the  topics  covered  in  this  course.  The   rules of conduct.
                    documents  covered  are  product  descriptions  and   LO4  Foster  cooperation  and  unity  in  multi-racial
                    manual   instructions.   Students   demonstrate        society.
                    interpersonal skills through speeches and role-play.   SYNOPSIS
                    The elements of problem-based learning (PBL) are   a.   Culture
                    especially exercised during the oral presentation of      Choir,  Gamelan,  Cak  Lempung,  Nasyid,  Khat,
                    the product and manual descriptions as well as role-  Acting, Art, Debate (Bahasa Malaysia), Debate,
                    play.                                                 Interior Design and Kompang.
                    REFERENCES                                        b.   Entrepreneurship
                    a.   Azar,  B.  S.,  2010,  Understanding  and  using      Video,  Film  &  Photography,  Journalism  and
                        English grammar, New York: Longman.               Publication,     e-computer       and
                    b.   Dobrin, S.I., Keller, C.J., & Weisser, C.R., 2008,   Technopreneurship.
                        Technical  communication  in  the  twenty-first   c.   Community
                        century, New Jersey: Pearson Prentice Hall.       Fiqh Muamalat, Fiqh Amali, Translation of Al-
                    c.   Gerson,  S.J.,  &  Gerson,  S.M.,  2010,         Quran & Recitation of Yaasin and Peer Group
                        Workplace writing: Planning, packaging and        Programmes (PRS) & Sahabat Khidmat.
                        perfecting communication, US: Prentice Hall.   d.   Recreation
                    d.   Osman,   H.,   et   al.,   2011,   Effective      Go-Kart, Adventure dan Cycling
                        communication skills, Shah Alam: UPENA.       e.   Sports


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