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APPENDIX - Details of Elective Courses

COURSE TITLE Islamic Financial System
COURSE CODE CQC7055
At the end of this course, students are able to:
1. Relate on the concept of Shariah and its implication on the
governance and regulatory frameworks in the Islamic finance
industry.
LEARNING 2. Appraise the fundamental aspects of the theory of Islamic commercial
OUTCOMES contract.
3. Differentiate various types of Islamic commercial contracts applied in
Islamic business and finance
4. Interpret the adaptation of the Islamic commercial contracts in
contemporary business and financial transactions.
Throughout the course the students will be exposed to the concepts and
principles of Shariah and their implication to business and financial
transaction. The focus shall be made on the forms of contracts used in
developing the instruments and products in the banking and non-banking
SYNOPSIS
sector and the financial markets as well as the governing laws that regulate
their implementation. It will enable the students to gain insights into the
Islamic finance industry in Malaysia and other countries especially in their
legal frameworks, financial structures and instruments.
COURSE TITLE International Finance

COURSE CODE CQC7016
At the end of the course, students are able to:
1. Examine the current and projected context, nature, role and
significance of international financial management activities in
organisations.
2. Assess the current developments in international finance and
LEARNING integrate their implications toward participants in the international
OUTCOMES financial system.
3. Analyse theoretical model and financial data in international finance
for decision making.
4. Coordinate international macroeconomics policies and institutions in
regulatory frameworks to manage global finance.

In this course, the students are exposed to various international finance
theories and application strategies in decision making. This course
SYNOPSIS provides the understanding on overall international market issues
including foreign exchange, foreign exchange determinants, methods of
financing and managing international financial risks and portfolio.

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