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Code Module Credits Duration Prerequisite(s)
Elective Subjects - Group A (Cont.)

MSEL3112 Special Topics II 3 45 hrs ---
This module is designed to provide students an understanding of introductory topics in non-
IT technical fields, broadening their view and knowledgebase for the design of information
systems.
MSEL3113 Technology on Language Learning and 3 45 hrs ---
Teaching
In this module, students will learn about several types of technologies that are commonly
used within the context of language learning and teaching, including computer or mobile
assisted language learning technologies, multimedia language learning technologies, etc., as
well as their purposes and characteristics; about the development regarding technology
integration in education; and about the impact that such technologies have not only on each
individual’s learning, but also on the restructure of teaching approaches.
MSEL3114 Graphics Design 3 45 hrs ---
This module introduces basic 2D design knowledge, terminologies, design methods and
aesthetic principles. This module will also focus on how to develop students’ ability in seeing
things and to use the visual language and design principles to help visual communication.

Elective Subjects – Group B
COMP4116 Digital Image and Multimedia Processing 3 45 hrs ---
The module introduces the different elements and the key perspectives in digital multimedia
processing to students. It aims to equip the students with the background of developing
image and multimedia processing tools and applications. The topics include: 1) the
fundamental theories and mathematical models in digital image and multimedia processing;
2) the practical algorithms in digital image and multimedia processing; 3) the relevant
mainstream standards in engineering and applications; 4) the development of image and
multimedia processing applications in practice.
COMP4119 Mobile Computing and Wireless 3 45 hrs CSAI3125
Networks
This learning module covers the fundamental principles of mobile computing and wireless
networks. Topics include wireless communication systems, radio propagation, wireless
media access, mobile IP, mobile applications and services, wireless LANs, wireless network
security and next generation of wireless networks.
COMP4127 Internship 3 45 hrs COMP2114
This module is to provide practical experience in a professional setting for students. Students
will have an opportunity to exercise their IT knowledge and the skills they have acquired in a
supervised environment, demonstrating competence in obtaining employment relevant to
the academic learning through activities such as creating a CV, researching the
market/industry, networking, making job applications and attending interviews. The
projected outcomes are: an authentic work experience, the credential of having completed
a professional internship, and the establishment of a personal network of professional
associates valuable for career advancement.

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