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                 Code        Module                            Credits   Duration  Prerequisite(s)
                                                  YEAR 1 (Cont.)

                 BSPP1102    Pathophysiology                   4       60 hrs    ---
                             To equip students with the knowledge in mechanisms and laws about occurrence, process,

                             prognosis of different diseases and to explain the relationships among pathophysiology,
                             biology,  genetics,  anthropotomy,  histology,  physiology,  biochemistry,  biophysics,
                             pathology, pharmacology, immunology, microbiology, and parasitology. Contents: Disease
                             introduction;  Disorders  of  water  and  electrolyte  metabolism;  Acid-base  disturbances;
                             Hypoxia; Fever; Stress; Edema; Shock; Disseminated intravascular coagulation; Ischemia-
                             reperfusion  injury;  Cellular  signal  transduction  and  disease;  Apoptosis  and  diseases;
                             Cardiac insufficiency; Respiratory insufficiency; Hepatic insufficiency; Renal insufficiency.
                 COMP1101  Information Technology Fundamentals     2   30 hrs    ---
                             The course introduces students to fundamental ideas about the contemporary roles of
                             computers.  Equipped  with  computer  knowledge,  students  learn  how  to  face  the
                             challenges of rapidly changing information technology in the workplace. The aim of this
                             course is to enable students to understand how computers are integrated into our social
                             and working environments. Emphasis is placed on how to use computer technology as a
                             tool to enhance productivity.
                 COMP1102     Advanced Computer Applications   2       30 hrs    ---
                             This course prepares students for the challenges of tomorrow’s workplace by equipping
                             them with practical knowledge and skills to engage in fast-moving information technology.
                             Extensive  hands-on  exercises  are  provided  using  business  applications  and  operating
                             systems  to  reinforce  the  concepts.  Software  may  include  the  advanced  topics  on
                             spreadsheets, word processing, presentation and the web browser.
                 ENGL1101    English I                         3       45 hrs    ---
                             To  increase  students’  exposure  to  different  contexts  of  using  English  for  authentic
                             communicative purposes both in daily lives and at work. Oral presentations are required
                             for assessment. Contents: Introduction of themselves; Talking about transportation, food,
                             future plans, landmarks and monuments; Describing holidays, festivals, customs, special
                             events, movies and books; Use modals verbs for making suggestion and requests, etc.

                 ENGL1102      English II                      3       45 hrs    ---
                             To  increase  students’  exposure  to  different  contexts  of  using  English  for  authentic

                             communicative purposes both in daily lives and at work. Oral presentations are required
                             for assessment. Contents: Introduction of themselves; Talking about transportation, food,
                             future plans, landmarks and monuments; Describing holidays, festivals, customs, special
                             events, movies and books; Use modals verbs for making suggestion and requests, etc.
                 PEDU1100    Physical Education                2       30 hrs    ---

                             The subject enables students to understand the concepts of physical fitness and learn how
                             to promote health and fitness. Discussion topics on basic knowledge of physical education
                             may include wellness, human energy systems, safety. This subject introduces students to
                             theories and practice of selected sport events.







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