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EIJ2006          HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR
            3 Credits

            Pre-requisite    None

            Learning         At the end of the course, students are able to:
            Outcomes
                              1.  Discuss  related  models  and  theories  about  human  resource  management  and
                                 organisational behaviour.
                              2.  Identify  strategic  solutions  to  problems  in  human  resource  management  and
                                 organisational behaviour by reviewing contemporary issues in related fields.
                              3.  Demonstrate critical reasoning and decision-making in human resource management
                                 and organisational behaviour issues.

            Synopsis         This course will explore the importance and functions of human resource management
                             and  organisational  behaviour  by  understanding  organisational  functioning,  focusing
                             particularly  on  individual  and  group/team  level  and  understand  human  behaviour  in
                             organisations via the disciplinary bases of psychology and sociology.

                             The perspectives covered in this course includes understanding the functions of human
                             resource management, individual differences, perceptions and attributions, motivation in
                             the  workplace,  team  and  leadership  behaviour  and  studies  on  organisational  design,
                             change and development. It demonstrates the functions and effectiveness of knowledge
                             and skills in both human resource management and organisational behaviour towards
                             policies and practices.

            Medium of        English
            Instruction

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




            EIJ3001          FEDERALISM
            3 Credits

            Pre-requisite    None

            Learning         At the end of the course, students are able to:
            Outcomes
                             1.  Determine the main concepts and principles of federalism.
                             2.  Examine the challenges and development of federalism.
                             3.  Analyze the impact of federalism on the political and administrative system.

            Synopsis         This course offers an overview of the main concepts of federalism practiced by countries
                             around the world. Students will also be exposed to the challenges and developments of
                             federalism in Malaysia and other countries. In addition, students will be able to analyse
                             the impact of federalism on political and administrative systems in countries that practice
                             this approach.

            Medium of        English
            Instruction

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