1. MQA Accreditation VISIT
‘Where Knowledge is Applied’
Universiti Kuala Lumpur British Malaysian Institute
ELECTRONICS
ELECTRICAL
COMMUNICATIONS
MEDICAL ENGINEERING

2. Welcome MQA Panel Members and Officers
Prof. Madya Dr. Nor Kamariah Noordin
- Universiti Putra Malaysia
Prof. Madya Dr. Azuan Abu Osman
- Universiti Malaya
Mr. Annamalay Munusamy
- Politeknik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah
Dr. Malarvili Bala Krishnan
- Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Pn. Farah Nazreen Zainal Aziz
- Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA)
Pn. Nurfauzan Muhammad Umran
- Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA)

3. Contents 1 About UniKL BMI 2 Organisation Structure and Human Capital3
Resources and Facilities
UniKL BMI Programs 4
Activities, Achievements and Awards 5
This presentation will take you through
UniKL MIAT in brief
Introduction to the programs offered by this campus
Introduction to the subject matter of this review : The Bachelor of Aircraft Engineering Technology (Mechanical)
We’ll run through in pictures of students activities – supports and recognition
Finally we’ll display the itinerary for these two days review. Any changes therewith will be discussed during the course of the review. 6
Diploma of Engineering Technology 7
Visit Itinerary 3

4. About UniKL BMI 1 4

5. HISTORY Electrical Engineering Tuas Polytech – Established 1993
BTEC OND / HND in:
Electrical Engineering
Electronic Engineering 5

6. February 1993: Franchise programme
Electrical & Electronic Engineering
April 1995:
HND Medical Electronic
Engineering 6

7. Electrical Engineering
Tuas Polytech
1 September 1993
BTEC OND / HND in:
Electrical Engineering
Electronic Engineering

8. ( M.O.U.)
11 April 1997
15 November 1997
( Incorporated )

9. 31 JANUARY 2000 Batu 8, Jalan Sungai Pusu, 53100, Gombak, Selangor.
Phone :
Fax:

10. UniKL – BMI :- 1st September 2003

11. TO BE THE PREMIER ENTREPRENEURIAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
VISION
TO BE THE PREMIER ENTREPRENEURIAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

12. TO PRODUCE ENTERPRISING GLOBAL TECHNOPRENUERS
MISSION
TO PRODUCE ENTERPRISING GLOBAL TECHNOPRENUERS

13. COMMITMENT INTEGRITY TEAM WORK INNOVATIVE EXCELLENCE
SHARED VALUES
COMMITMENT INTEGRITY TEAM WORK INNOVATIVE EXCELLENCE

14. British Malaysian Institute
UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR
British Malaysian Institute
Awarded ISO 9001: October, 2004
Re Award ISO 9001: April, 2008
Re Certification Audit ISO 9001:2008 – Feb 2011

15. Organisation Structure and Human Capital2 15

16. Data Information Centre Industrial Placement &
President
/ CEO UniKL
Head of Campus/
Dean
Deputy Dean
ACADEMIC
Quality Assurance &
Data Information Centre
Academic Affairs
Head of Section
Resource
Centre
FINANCE &
ADMINISTRATION
HUMAN
CAPITAL
STUDENT AFFAIRS
& TECHNOPUTRA
Consultancy &
Innovation
R&D and
Postgraduate
Short Course &
Professional
Education
Student Affairs
IT SUPPORT
Finance
Procurement
Administration &
Maintenance
Industrial Placement &
Marketing
UniKL BMI ORGANISATION CHART

17. AP Dr Mohd Izhar Abu Bakar Head of Section Electrical
ACADEMIC ORGANISATION
STRUCTURE
Prof. Dr Badri Abu Bakar
CAMPUS/Dean
HEAD OF
AP Dr Mohd Izhar Abu Bakar
DEPUTY DEAN, ACADEMIC
Head of Department
Mohd Zairi Asri
Academic Affairs
Azliza Mohamad Arshad
Head of Section
Electronics
Norhafiza Mohamad
Head of Section Electrical
Dr. Rosmina Jaafar
Medical
Head of Section
General Studies
Norida Kamaruddin
Resource Centre
Asst. Manager
Hayatul Akmar Abu Bakar
Head of Section
Communication Technology
Dr. Zarina Mohd Hussin
R & D Coordinator
Zulkhairi Mohd Yusof

18. STUDENT AFFAIRS AND TECHNOPUTRA ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE
Prof. Dr Badri Abu Bakar
CAMPUS/Dean
HEAD OF
DEPUTY DEAN,STUDENT AFFAIRS
AP Dr Zulkifli Abd Kadir Bakti
/TECHNOPUTRA
Consultancy & Innovation
Shahrudin Hashim
HEAD OF SECTION
Student Affairs
Wan Kamarulzaman Wan Abdul Aziz
SENIOR MANAGER
Short Course &
Professional
Education
Mohamad Pauzi Mushif

19. HUMAN CAPITAL 111 Academic 85 Non-academic 20 TOTAL STAFF = 216
Study Leave
TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENT = 2151
STUDENT LECTURER RATIO
1:19

20. HUMAN CAPITAL-ACADEMIC
Qualification
Number of staff
Full Time
Part Time
Total
PhD 8 -
Masters 90 1 91
Bachelors 32 33
Diploma
Professional
131 2
133

21. HUMAN CAPITAL- NON ACADEMIC/SUPPORT STAFF
Designation
Number of staff 1
Snr.Managers, Managers & Executives 17 2
Librarian 3
Supervisor & Officer 9 4
Senior Technician, Technician, Lab & Technical Assistant 22 5
Clerks 21 6
Chargeman 7
Others (Library Assistant, Receptionist, store keeper, general worker, driver) 11
Total 85

22. Career Development Short Term(Local/Overseas)No
Type of training 1
Short Term(Local/Overseas)
Full time training courses either technical or non-technical subjects conducted not more than 2 weeks or less, including weekend and public Holidays. 2
Long Term Course(Local/Overseas)
Full time training courses either technical or non-technical subjects conducted more than 2 weeks, including weekend and public Holidays. 3
In-House Programme
Min number participants is 10 and max number of participants is 35. Other benefit/allowance as stated in T&C. 4
HRDF
Utilization of HRDF is mandatory for all courses (as per requirement by PSMB) 5
Certification & Professional Training 6
Conferences
Academic papers presentation in conferences for academic group.

23. Further Study Scheme SKIM Skim Tindikan Tenaga Pensyarah UniKL
Skim Tindikan Tenaga Pensyarah MARA
Unikl Study Assistance Scheme

24. Training Report for Jan-Dec 2010
Total no of staff
Attending courses
Total no of training days
No of staff not attending any courses
No of staff doing further study full time
122
474 67 23
212
Budget
(RM)
Committed
Localized budget
Balance
% of
utilization
120,843.11
117,837.00
3,006.11
97.51

25. Resources and Facilities3 25

26. RESOURCE CENTRE COLLECTION
No.
Document Type
Total Titles
Total Copies 1.
Book
7696
13,428 2.
Journals/Magazines 24 3. CD
600
1262 4.
E-book
61,380*
(UniKL) - 5.
E-journal
7,678

27. RESOURCE CENTRE COLLECTION
Field
Total Reference Book
Total Journals
Title
Collection
Electronics/Electrical/Telecommunications
2559
5472 8
Medical Engineering
1487
2709 -
Management/Business/
Stats/Maths
1168
1689 5
English
498
765 1
Religion/
592
1031
Others
1392
1762 10
E-books
61,380*
(UniKL)
E-journals
7,678

28. Books to Student Ratio Overall: Ratio printed books : student 6 : 1
c. Ratio printed books and e-books : Student
34 : 1
Programme ratio (Diploma of Engineering Technology
in Electrical & Electronics):
Printed books : Students
9 : 1

29. Printed books : Students
Books to Student Ratio
Programme ratio (Diploma of Engineering Technology in Medical Electronics) :
Printed books : Students
20 : 1
Programme ratio (Diploma of Engineering Technology in Telecommunications) :
9 : 1

30. Other Amenities - Resource Centre
Facilities
Total
Internet
3 I-Mac for WebOPAC searching
31 Computers for Open Access
Total Title
Total Collection
CD-Rom
600
1262
Video
281
290
Study Carell
28 sets -
Reading Sofa
2 sets

31. Teaching and Learning Facilities
Usage
Quantity
Capacity
Lecture Rooms
Lecture 28 25
Tutorial Rooms
Tutorials 8 15
Seminar Rooms
Seminar/Lecture 60
Lecture Hall 2
180
Laboratories
Lab Sessions 26 24
Multimedia/Computer Lab
Internet Access/Labs 10
Main Hall
Activities/OtherAcademic Usage 1
500
Resource Centre
References
200
Computer-Internet Access

32. Teaching and Learning Facilities
Lecture Hall
Lecture Room
Tutorial Room
Internet Access / New Arrival – Resource Centre

33. Teaching and Learning Facilities
Basic Engineering Lab
Computer Lab
PLC Lab
Electronic Lab

34. Teaching and Learning Facilities
Control Lab
Power Electronics Lab
Cisco Lab
Telephone Communication Lab
Radio Communication Lab

35. Students Facilities
Surau Cooperative Shop Gymnasium Hostel Laundry Security Post Sepak Takraw Court Badminton Court Netball, Volleyball and Basket Ball Courts Football Field Futsal Court Cafeterias

36. Students Facilities - Accommodations
Male Students :
Hostel Putra -152 rooms x 4 person/per room
Total Residence – 608 students
Hostel Puteri rooms x 2 person/per room
Total Residence – 496 students
Apartment – Female – 6 units x 9 person/per apartment
Male units x 9 person/per apartment
TOTAL CAMPUS RESIDENCE = 1256 STUDENTS
TOTAL WARDEN AND CAMPUS FELLOW – 12
TOTAL COUNSELLOR - 1

37. UniKL BMI Programs 4 37

38. Program Offered - Doctorate
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY:
ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC
Research Field
Electrical Power
Control Systems
Microelectronics
Medical Electronics
Embedded Design
Communication and DSP

39. Program Offered - Master
MASTER OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS – BY RESEARCH

40. Program Offered - Degree
Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Hons) in
Electrical
Electronic
Mobile Communication
Data Communication
Medical Electronics

41. Program Offered - Diploma
Diploma of Engineering Technology in
Electrical and Electronics
Medical Electronics
Telecommunications

42. PROGRAMS OFFERED Chargeman (A1 & A4)
Program Offered – Competence Certificate
Chargeman (A1 & A4)
Awarded as Training and Examination Centre by Energy Commission

43. JAWATANKUASA PENILAI PROGRAM & PEMERIKSA LUAR
DET Electrical & Electronics
Mr. Che Hashim Yaacob
Mr. Abdul Shukor Hassan
DET Telecommunication
Dr Ahmad Hairi Abu Bakar
DET Medical Electronics
Hj Mohd Zamri Mohd Nasir
BET Electrical
Prof Dr Nasrudin Abd Rahim
BET Electronics
Prof Dr Marzuki Mustafa
BET Data & Mobile
Prof Ir Dr Zainal Abidin Ahmad
BET Medical
Prof Dr Mohd Alauddin Mohd Ali

44. Student Intake SEMESTER 1/2011 370 SEMESTER 2/2010 410

45. UniKL BMI Total Student as at S1 2011
Gender
Number of students
Local
Foreign
Total
Male
1480 6
1486
Female
665 -
2145
2151

46. DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Student per program as at S1 2011
DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ELECTRICAL &
ELECTRONICS
MEDICAL ELECTRONICS
TELECOMMUNICATION
499
124 95

47. Student per program as at S1 2011
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
DEGREE
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRONICS
MEDICAL ELECTRONICS
688
334
163
MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS
DATA
COMMUNICATIONS 94
107

48. Achievements , Activities and Awards5 48

49. Achievements
Tier-5 SETARA Rating

50. Entrepreneurial and Technopreneurial Activities
Entrepreneurship Day
Technopreneurial Business Idea competition
Business Management Techniques’ product exhibition and competition
Participation of UniKL BMI students at KARNIAWAN
Won 2nd place 2009
UniKL BMI won 3rd place for Digital X controller for ECU 2010
KEM Usahawan Bistari (KEM U Best)
Program Keushawan Siswa (PKS)
Kursus Asas Keusahawan Siswa (KAKS)
Seminar & Ceramah keusahawan
Technopreneur Development Program/ Technology Incubator

51. Student Activities: ENGINEER’S DAY
Automatic measuring machine
Bus Stop Display Arrival System/
Personal Tag Finder

52. Students Extra Curricular Activities
Academic Co curriculum Subjects :
Community Service
Arts and Culture
Sports Management
National Guards
Islamic Guidance
Career Guidance

53. Students Extra Curricular Activities
Student Affairs Extra Co curricular Clubs
Gabungan Pelajar Melayu Semenanjung
Persilatan Gerakan Suci Mangkubumi
Persatuan Seni Silat Cekak Malaysia
Pertubuhan Silat Seni Gayong Malaysia
Taekwondo
Recreation Club
Gym & Fitness Club
Tennis Club
Wind Walker Club

54. Student Affairs Extra Co curricular Clubs :
Students Extra Curricular Activities
Student Affairs Extra Co curricular Clubs :
Consumer Club
Student Friend’s Club
Safety, Health & Environmental Club
Robocon Club
The Scholars Club
Petanque Club
Basketball Club
Zanshinryu Kenjutsu Club
Archery Club

55. Students Extra Curricular Activities
Students Affair Extra Co curricular Clubs :
Islamic/Surau Community
Medical Electronic Club
Career Guidance Club
Rakan Cop
Telecommunication Club
Netball Club
BumbleBee Rugby Club

56. Achievements
National Conference on Engineering Technopreneurship 2010 (NCET 2010) Organised by UniKL BMI 57 Papers presented from National Presenters (USM,UNIMAS, UKM,UNIKL)

57. 3. Short Term Research Grant
Staff / Students Research Grants
1. FRGS – 1 Project
2. E-Science – 1 Project
3. Short Term Research Grant
Total Research = 25
Total Grant Approved = RM 375K
4. Post Graduate Students
Masters = 18
PhD = 2

58. Staff / Students Achievements and Award
Year 2010: ITEX Staff
Gold Medals -
1. “Multi Interface Board (MIB) Trainer Kit for PC Based Application in Microsoft Visual Basic Platform”
Badri Abu Bakar, Rosli Abdullah,Zarimin Zaharuddin,Zulkifli Mahmoodin, Ahmad Syahril
2 “Robotic Hand Gripper”
Badri Abu Bakar, Zulkifli Mahmoodin, Abd Malik Ali, Ahmad Zuber,
Khairulnazmi Abdul Wahab
Silver Medal -
3. “Kg Hand Grip”
Noor Hasmiza Harun,Ahmad Zuber, Rosli Abdullah,
Faizal Abdul Rahman, Ahmad Azizol

59. Staff / Students Achievements and Award
Year 2010:
NRIC Student
Silver Medals -
“Design & Development The Early Warning Landslide Monitoring System for Pre Commerlization”
Ili Atiqah Dunia, Nur Farzana Abdul Aziz
“Robotic Hand (Artificial)”
Nurul Izzati Norazman, Mohd Adli Omar

60. Staff / Students Achievements and Award
Year 2009: 8thMTE 09 - Staff = 2 silver 2 bronze ITEX 09 - Staff Year 2009: Students - NRIC 2009, USM)

61. Staff / Students Achievements and Award
Year 2008: Students
National Research & Innovation Competition (NRIC 2008,USM)
= 2 Gold
Year 2007 : Students
National Research & Innovation Competition (NRIC 2007, USM)
= 1 Gold 1 Bronze
PECIPTA 2007
= 1 Bronze

62. Staff / Students Achievements and Award
Year 2007: Staff
Malaysian Association of Research Scientist 2007.
= 1 Bronze
Year 2006 : Staff
IIUM – KERIE 2006
= 2 Gold, 4 Bronze, 1 Silver

63. Thank You

64. DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY6 64

65. Jawatankuasa Penilai Program
Diploma of Engineering Technology in Electrical & Electronics
Mr. Che Hashim Yaacob
Mr. Abdul Shukor Hassan
Diploma of Engineering Technology in Telecommunication
Dr Ahmad Hairi Abu Bakar
Diploma of Engineering Technology in Medical Electronics
Hj Mohd Zamri Mohd Nasir

66. Program Educational Objectives
Diploma of Engineering Technology
To produce graduates who are knowledgeable, competent and innovative, which will contribute towards the human capital in electrical engineering technology
 To produce graduates who have effective leadership and team work skills as well as verbal and non-verbal and interpersonal communication skills to support their role in industry.
 To produce graduates who are highly committed to the importance of lifelong learning and continuous improvement.
 To produce graduates who practice professionalism with ethics and social responsibility.
 To produce graduates who are capable of embarking on business and technopreneurial activities.

67. Program Learning Outcomes (Diploma of Engineering Technology in Electrical & Electronics)
Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals to well defined practical procedures and practices in electrical & electronic engineering technology
Analyze and formulate solutions for well-defined technical problems in electrical & electronic engineering technology.
Assist with the formulation of systems, components or processes to meet specified needs in electrical & electronic engineering technology.
Conduct investigations of well-defined electrical & electronic technology engineering problems
Apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering tools, including prediction and modeling to well-defined electrical & electronic engineering technology activities with an awareness of the limitations.
Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse technical teams

68. Program Learning Outcomes (Diploma of Engineering Technology in Electrical & Electronics)
Communicate effectively on Electrical and Electronic engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, by being able to comprehend and write effective report and design documentation, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions.
Demonstrate awareness and consideration for the societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities and norms of practices.
Demonstrate an understanding of professional ethics, responsibilities and norms of engineering technology practice.
Demonstrate the understanding of the impact of engineering practices, taking into account the need for sustainable development.
Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of management, business practices and entrepreneurship.
Recognize the need for professional development and have the ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning.

69. Program Learning Outcomes (Diploma of Engineering Technology in Medical Electronics)
Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals to well defined practical procedures and practices in medical electronics
Analyze and formulate solutions for well-defined technical problems in medical electronics
Assist with the formulation of systems, components or processes to meet specified needs in medical electronics
Conduct investigations of well-defined medical electronics problems
Applyappropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering tools, including prediction and modeling to well-defined medical electronics activities with an awareness of the limitations
Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse technical teams

70. Program Learning Outcomes (Diploma of Engineering Technology in Medical Electronics)
Communicate effectively on medical electronics activities with the engineering community and with society at large, by being able to comprehend and write effective report and design documentation, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions
Demonstrate awareness and consideration for the societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities and norms of practices
Demonstrate an understanding of professional ethics, responsibilities and norms of engineering technology practice
Demonstrate the understanding of the impact of engineering practices, taking into account the need for sustainable development
Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of management, business practices and entrepreneurship
Recognize the need for professional development and have the ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning

71. Program Learning Outcomes (Diploma of Engineering Technology in Telecommunications)
1. Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals to well defined practical procedures and practices in telecommunication engineering technology.
2. Analyze and formulate solutions for well-defined technical problems in telecommunication engineering technology.
3. Assist with the formulation of systems, components or processes to meet specified needs in telecommunication engineering technology.
4. Conduct investigations of well-defined telecommunication technology engineering problems.
Apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering tools, including prediction and modeling to well-defined telecommunication engineering technology activities with an awareness of the limitations.
Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse technical teams.

72. Program Learning Outcomes (Diploma of Engineering Technology in Telecommunications)
7. Communicate effectively on telecommunication engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, by being able to comprehend and write effective report and design documentation, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions.
Demonstrate awareness and consideration for the societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities and norms of practices.
9. Demonstrate an understanding of professional ethics, responsibilities and norms of engineering technology practice.
10. Demonstrate the understanding of the impact of engineering practices, taking into account the need for sustainable development.
11. Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of management, business practices and entrepreneurship.
12. Recognize the need for professional development and have the ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning.

73. MANPOWER PROGRAM ACADEMIC SUPPORT FULL TIME PART TIME TECHNICIAN
ADMIN ASST.
DET ELECTRICAL &
ELECTRONICS 36 2 10
TOTAL 38 12
DET MEDICAL ELECTRONICS 7 1
DET TELECOMMUNICATIONS 14 3 4

74. Students Population 499 124 95 Semester Programs DET Electrical
& Electronics
DET Medical Electronics
DET Telecommunications 1 90 9 12 2 70 22 14 3 49 6 4 68 23 5 47 8
106 43 32 7 48 17
Others
TOTAL
499
124 95

75. Ratio Lecturers : Students
Diploma of Engineering Technology in
Electrical & Electronics
1 : 18
Medical Electronics
1: 18
Diploma of Engineering Technology in Telecommunications
1 : 19

76. COMPUTER TO STUDENT RATIO
Facilities (Labs) Diploma of Engineering Technology in
Electrical & Electronics
Name of Lab
Quantity
Principle Lab 2
Basic Eng Lab 1
Control Lab
Robotic Lab
PLC
Mechanical Lab
Power Lab
Power Electronics Lab
PCB Lab
Project Lab
Name of Lab
Quantity
Basic Electronics 3
Digital Electronics 2
Workshop Practice 1
Microprocessor Lab 4
Computer Lab 7
TOTAL 30
EQUIPMENT TO STUDENT RATIO
1 : 2
COMPUTER TO STUDENT RATIO
1 : 1

77. COMPUTER TO STUDENT RATIO
Facilities (Labs) Diploma of Engineering Technology in
Medical Electronics
Name of Lab
Quantity
Human Physiology Lab 1
Engineering Science Lab
TOTAL 2
EQUIPMENT TO STUDENT RATIO
1 : 2
COMPUTER TO STUDENT RATIO
1 : 1

78. COMPUTER TO STUDENT RATIO
Facilities (Labs) Diploma of Engineering Technology in Telecommunications
Name of Lab
Quantity
Telephony 1
Cisco
VoIP
Fiber Optic
Microwave
Computer based Trainer
Radio Communication
TOTAL 7
EQUIPMENT TO STUDENT RATIO
1 : 2
COMPUTER TO STUDENT RATIO
1 : 1

79. VISIT ITINERARY 7 79

80. VISIT ITINERARY 22 Mac 2011 (Hari Pertama) Masa Aktiviti
9.00pg- 9.30pg
Mesyuarat Penyelarasan pegawai MQA & Ahli Panel Penilai (APP)
9.30pg pg
Taklimat oleh pihak pengurusan PPT kepada rombongan MQA mengenai latar belakang IPTS dan program
10.00pg – 10.30pg
REHAT
10.30pg pg
Perjumpaan sekumpulan 3 guru bersama kesemua APP
(Guru 1-3)
11.00pg pg
Perjumpaan seorang guru bersama seorang APP dan semakan kertas soalan dan jawapan
Guru APP1
Guru APP2
11.30pg – 12.00t/hari
Guru APP1
Guru APP2
12.00t/hari – 12.30t/hari
Guru APP1
Guru APP2
12.30t/hari t/hari
R E H A T

81. VISIT ITINERARY 22 Mac 2011 (Hari Pertama) Masa Aktiviti
2.00ptg ptg
Perjumpaan wakil pelajar PPT dengan kesemua APP
2.20ptg ptg
Perjumpaan sekumpulan 5 pelajar bersama kesemua APP
(Pelajar 1-5)
2.40ptg – 3.00ptg
Pelajar APP1
Pelajar APP2
3.00ptg ptg
Pelajar APP1
Pelajar APP2
3.20ptg – 3.40ptg
Pelajar APP1
Pelajar APP2
3:40ptg– 4.00ptg
Pelajar APP1
Pelajar APP2
4.00ptg – 4:20ptg
Pelajar APP1
Pelajar APP2
4.20ptg– 4.40ptg
Pelajar APP1
Pelajar APP2
4.40ptg – 5.00ptg
Pelajar APP1
Pelajar APP2
5.00ptg
Tamat Sesi I

82. VISIT ITINERARY 23 Mac 2011 (Hari Kedua) Masa Aktiviti 9.00pg- 9.20pg
Menyemak dokumen-dokumen tambahan oleh APP
9.20pg pg
Perjumpaa pihak Pengurusan PPT dan kesemua APP
9.45pg – 10.00pg
Rehat
10.00pg – 11.15pg
Lawatan kekuliah / perpustakaan /pusat sumber/makmal dan bengkel yang berkaitan dengan program
11.15pg – t/hari
Mesyuarat Penyelerasan Pegawai MQA dan APP
12.00t/hari t/hari
Exit Meeting diantara pihak MQA, APP dan pihak Pengurusan PPT
1.00 t/hari
Tamat Lawatan

83. THANK YOU ‘Where Knowledge is Applied’ Universiti Kuala Lumpur
British Malaysian Institute
Batu 8 Jalan Sungai Pusu
Gombak Selangor
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