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COURSE INFORMATION


                                                   FACULTY CORE COURSES
                EIX1003         POLITICS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
                3 Credits

                Pre-requisite   None

                Learning        At the end of the course, students are able to:
                Outcomes
                                 1.  Describe the basic concepts and theories in political science and public administration.
                                 2.  Describe the relationships between the basic concepts, theories and practices in politics
                                    and public administration as well as the role of both disciplines in the development of a
                                    country.
                                 3.  Distinguish the Malaysian political system with other countries and able to identify the
                                    application of basic concepts in the study of politics and public administration to the
                                    current scenarios.

                Synopsis        There are 2 parts in this course. The first part discusses basic political concepts/terms such
                                as    state  and nation,  government  and  power,  socialisation  process and  political  culture,
                                ideology, and political participation. The second part of the course, discusses basic concepts
                                and the main themes in public administration including ethics, governance, bureaucracy,
                                accountability,  political  neutrality,  public  management,  ethics  and  changes  in  public
                                administration.

                Medium of       English
                Instruction

                Assessment      Continuous Assessment   : 50%
                Weightage       Final Examination             : 50%



                 EIX2003         RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
                 3 Credits

                 Pre-requisite   EIA1011 Statistics I

                 Learning        At the end of the course, students are able to:
                 Outcomes
                                 1.  Explain the research concept and methodology.
                                 2.  Identify statements for research problems and research objectives.
                                 3.  Present information or data in line with research objectives.
                                 4.  Apply relevant research methods in organizing and preparing research proposal.

                 Synopsis        This course exposes and trains students in conducting scientific research. This includes
                                 understanding the research concepts, issues and approaches for addressing research
                                 problems. The emphasis is also given to the role of theory in research and the methods of
                                 data collection and analyses. The students also learn to prepare a research proposal.
                 Medium of       English
                 Instruction
                 Assessment      Continuous Assessment : 70%
                 Weightage       Final Examination           : 30%
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