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BACHELOR OF SPORTS MANAGEMENT 2023/2024 ACADEMIC SESSION

                                              within  cost,  schedule,  and  resource  constraints.  This  course  provides  skills  to  ensure
                                              completion of projects in an effective and efficient manner. At the end of the course the student
                                              will be able to identify and manage the product scope, build a work breakdown structure, create
                                              a project plan, create the project budget, define and allocate resources, manage  the  project
                                              development,  identify  and  manage  risks,  and  understand  the  project
                                              procurement process.
                    Main Reference            1. Harold Kerzner (2017). Project Management: A Systems Approach to
                                                Planning, Scheduling, and Controlling (12th). NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
                                              2. Kloppenborg, T., Anantatmula, V.S., & Wells, K. (2018). Contemporary
                                                Project Management (4th). Boston, MA: Cengage Learning.
                                              3. Joseph Heagney (2016). Fundamentals of Project Management (5th). NY:
                                                American Management Association.
                                              4. Scott, D. J. (2016). Project Management: A Quick Start Beginner’s Guide for
                                                the Serious Project Manager to Managing Any Project Easily. Scott, D.J.
                                              5. Kogon, Blakemore, & Woods (2015). Project Management for the Unofficial
                                                Project Manager: A FranklinCovey. BenBella Books.
                    Assessment Weightage      Continuous Assessment   : 60%
                                              Final Examination   : 40%


                    Course Code               VIA3026
                    Course Title              RESEARCH PROJECT IN SPORT MANAGEMENT
                    Credit                    4
                    Medium of Instruction     English, Malay
                    Course Pre-requisite(s)/ Minimum   VIA2001 Research Methodology in Sport
                    Requirement(s)            Management
                    Course Learning Outcomes   At the end of the course, students are able to:
                                              1.   Discuss issues related to Sport Management research.
                                              2.   Apply basic research concepts to develop a research proposal.
                                              3.   Conduct a Sport Management research project.
                                              4.  Analyse, interpret and discuss the research findings.
                    Synopsis of Course Contents   Building on the foundation course, this course allows the students to conduct their own research
                                              in  Sport  Management  using  qualitative  approach.  The  students  are  expected  to  be  able to
                                              convey  the  information  and  data  gathered  from  the  research  process  in  a  systematic  and
                                              concise manner, both orally (through a viva voce-like presentation) and in writing
                                              (through scholarly write-ups).
                    Main Reference            1.   Gratton & Jones (2010). Research Methods for Sport Studies. Routledge, London
                                              2.   Zikmund (2000). Business Research Methods. New York: Elsevier
                                              3.   Atkinson (2012). Key concepts in sport and exercise research methods. London: Sage
                    Assessment Weightage      Continuous Assessment: 100%



                    Course Code               VIA3030
                    Course Title              SPORT MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP
                    Credit                    6

                    Medium of Instruction     English, Malay

                    Course Pre-requisite(s)/ Minimum   Must have completed and passed all University Course, Faculty Core Course, Faculty
                    Requirement(s)            Elective Course, and Program Core Course and Program Elective Course.
                    Course Learning Outcomes   At the end of the course, students are able to:
                                              1. Describe the needs and expectations of prospective employers in the sports industry.
                                              2. Apply knowledge from classroom content throughout placement duration
                                              3. Adapt soft skills and learning experiences to fit real-world work environment.
                                              4. Prepare a written report chronicling the internship process at the end of the placement
                                                period as partial requirement for graduation.
                    Synopsis of Course Contents   This course is a practical training of the knowledge that students have gained throughout the
                                              sport management program they have enrolled. During the semester, students will be placed
                                              under  the  supervision  of  certain officers  from  selected  organizations.  Students will  perform
                                              the jobs assigned to them by those officers. At the end of the course, students will prepare a
                                              report that describes their experiences as well as the reality of employment they have observed
                                              throughout the term.
                    Main Reference            Not related

                    Assessment Weightage      Continuous Assessment   :100%
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