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INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY MALAYSIAKULLIYYAH OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION

TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

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Computer science spans a wide range, from its theoretical and algorithmic

foundations to cutting-edge developments in robotics, computer vision, intelligent

systems, bioinformatics, and other exciting areas.

We can think of the work of computer scientists as falling into three categories.

They design and implement software.

They devise new ways to use computers.

They develop effective ways to solve computing problems.

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INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY MALAYSIAKULLIYYAH OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION

TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

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INDUSTRIAL ATTACHMENT CSC @18;

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9n'dustrial &ttachmet ('&)program is compulsory to ALL C("put% Sci&c

students in order for them to complete their +achelor of Computer cience =+C>

program. "t gives opportunity to the students to integrate theories learned in the

class with practical experience.

This'dustrial &ttachmet +adboo!is to be used when students spend a period

of time on'& programas part of the graduation re*uirement for +C program.

The placement should be of such a length as to allow the student to participate in

an appropriate depth and breadth of experience, with the minimum of five and a

half =.> months periods. Therefore, this program should be prepared for andmonitored in the same way as all other courses conducted in the +C program.

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tudents need to $%&a minimum of 1 c%!it h(u%'before applying for the'&

and they should spend $t +$'t 2 $&! $ h$+) "(&th'for the'&.The'&carries ?

c%!it h(u%'and can be conducted on any semester as long as there is sufficient

time to complete. tudents are not allowed to take any sub&ect during "9.

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The main rational of introducing the 'dustrial &ttachmetprogram is to provide

+C students with exposure to practical aspects of industry and their work

practices. 4uring the program, the students will have the opportunity to relate

their theoretical understanding to the real application in industry and to develop

skills in work ethics, management, communication and human relations.

The'dustrial &ttachmetmay provideA

i. 4evelopment for professional work habits and skills.

ii. +etter prospects for full-time employment upon graduation.iii. 9 means of testing career goals with work experience prior to graduation.

iv. (nhancement of communication skills.

+ased on these ob&ectives, it is hope that during the '&the students can learn and

expose themselves to the working experiences such as hands-on practical training,

individual andEor team pro&ect-basedEresearch-based assignments and activities

depending on the nature of the industrial work assigned, and individualEteam

management of pro&ects and activities. tudents are also expected to gain

experience in other skills such as critical thinking as well as communication skills.

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FINAL YEAR PRO6ECT CSC @10;

The :inal ;ear $ro&ect =:;$> offers student an opportunity to undertake a pro&ect

which students would find both challenging and interesting. This :;$ pro&ect must bedone in pairs. %nly in special circumstances, exceptions may be allowed. tudents

will select a supervisor who will offer guidance on a weekly basis. The choice of a

topic is from a list of pro&ect titles that will be published by the appointed supervisors.

The supervisor will guide the students and will advise on how best to complete

superviseeLs pro&ect.

9fter deciding on the pro&ect title and a supervisor, the proposal for the pro&ect should

be submitted within a month after the pro&ect has been decided and some literature

review has been done. The proposal should be at least !,777 words in length or


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