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SCPA A significant accomplishment at the international level, SCP Academy envisions world class academic partnership. Considering the shortcomings in terms of academic achievements, SCP Academy has taken another vital step to address the plight of such individuals with the Certificate in Business. Designed as an entry into the Executive Diploma programme, individuals are introduced to marketing, finance, organisational behaviour and management being the vital components of business practices.

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Executive Diploma in Business Administration Overview The Executive Diploma in Business Administration is program designed for working professionals who wish to develop skills and knowledge to advance their careers in the technology-focused business world. It is also for those who wish to progress into undergraduate programmes in Business and Management. Students meet in a face-to-face format at a site for most of their courses; some courses may be taken on campus at UUM as a residential program.  The curriculum is built around two elements: core courses and a specialized concentration. Core courses include Business Communication, Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship, Principles of Economy, Introduction to marketing, Organizational Behavior, Human resource management, Strategic management, management Information System and Supply chain management. In addition, each student takes a Practical Project paper (6 credit) as specialized concentration. The concentration requirement consists of a course in a specialized business field that often includes working closely with a corporate client to solve real business problems.  Objectives On completion of this unit, students should be able to demonstrate the requisite skills and knowledge of a practicing manager in the workplace and the ability to apply theoretical concepts to the Business workplace environment. Participants will also be expected to demonstrate critical analysis and the capacity to contribute to the resolution of managerial problems within an organisation. They will also be expected to demonstrate the ability to review and reflect on the learning experience with reference to the managerial role and the topic area of the project undertaken. In addition, students will be expected to demonstrate an understanding of the values and attitudes required to successfully participate in the workforce.  Students completing this programme will have demonstrated achievement of the following objectives.  Knowledge • To understand the theories of Management • To be able to use these theories to understand behaviour of individuals and groups in the workplace • Demonstrate a knowledge of contemporary Management functions • Understand the integration of operational and strategic management activities within a business environment  • Know the specific activities undertaken by Business and Management practitioners Skills • To evaluate the respectives business models for their appropriateness in the modern organisation  • To be able to apply these theories in practical situations  • Develop the ability to think logically and ‘look beyond the obvious’ Values/Attitudes • To appreciate the role of Management within organisations  • To appreciate the role of theory in understanding business dynamics in the marketplace  • To value the complexity of market and business environment  • Appreciate the integration of management functions within and external to the organisation Programme Structure  The entire course comprises of eleven (10) modules, namely:  Module Code  Description Credit Hours 1 BCM 5022 Business Communication  2 2 BEC 5032 Principles of Economy  2 3 BOB 5052 Organizational Behavior  2 4 BFE 5072 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship  2 5 BHR 5062 Human resource management 2 6 BIS 5012 Management Information System 2 7 BMK 5042 Transportation Management 2 8 BST 5082 Strategic Management 2 9 BSC 5092 Supply Chain management 2 10 BFR 5106 Project Paper 6 Note: ONE credit is equivalent to 14 contact hours. For each module there would be a 18 hours face-to-face contact and 10 hours tutorial/practical. Total Credit offered = 24 credit (9 course X 2 credit add 6 credit Project Paper) Total Contact hours = 24 X 14 hours                              = 336 hours Entry Requirements  Minimum SPM with two years of working experience. Students not able to meet the minimum entry requirement will be placed on the three month certificate in Business Administration course. Duration It is designed to enable students to complete the diploma within 3 semester academic year. Learning tasks and assessment  Learning Task Assessment (grading) Weighting Preparation of report Written assignment 30% Preparation of written and/or oral exercises Class activities:  written and/or oral exercises 20% Preparation for examination Examination 50%  Fees structure Registration Fees : RM 200.00 Miscellaneous Fees : RM 100.00 Course Fees including Examination: RM9,500

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