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MPU3472 Sem 2 25/26 Keusahawanan: Grooming and Style

This course provides students with knowledge in terms of appearance and image. This course covers self-esteem, skin care basis, and makeup techniques that are appropriate to the shape of the face. Through this course, students will be aware of the direct impact of their self-esteem on their reputation and the organization’s reputation. In addition, students will get tips on skin care and hygiene, techniques for 'foundation' and how to fit the skin tone, eyebrows, eyeshadow color selection techniques and how to apply, use selection and more.
Category: PPP

PBI1082 Sem 2 25/26: English for Occupational Purposes (03/19/20/28/29/50/60)

This course is designed to meet the needs of students to use English in the professional settings. It focuses on the development of appropriate and relevant language skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) and language knowledge that is directly applicable to a wide range of professional discourse.
Category: Undergraduate

PBI1122 Sem 2 25/26: Preparatory English 2 (G1)

This course aims to strengthen students' communicative competence in English for academic purposes. The course enables students to further develop the skills acquired in Preparatory English 1. The students have the opportunity to use the language appropriately and accurately in various academic contexts.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:

CLO 1: Understand texts describing people, places, everyday life and culture. (C2)
CLO 2: Express simple descriptions on general topics. (A3)
CLO 3: Produce simple texts on familiar subjects of interest. (A2)
Category: Undergraduate

PBU1043 Sem 2 25/26: Bahasa Jepun Peringkat 1

This course will require manual enrolment. The site is currently being updated. ELeap enrolment will start today based on the registration list.

Only registered students will be enrolled. Upon enrolment, please join your respective Whatsapp Groups.

If you have registered after 27th of February and have not been enrolled, please email me personally at khnajwa@unimas.my with your name, matric number, the group you are registered to and your request to be enrolled in my eleap. Again, this is meant for registered students ONLY.

Please be patient and any updates regarding eLeap will be here.
Category: Undergraduate

PBU1103 Sem 2 25/26: Bahasa Mandarin Peringkat 1 (K1-4)

This course develops students' listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in Mandarin Chinese at the beginner level. Students will be able to communicate in basic situations. The element of Chinese culture will also be introduced.
Category: Undergraduate

PBW2124 Sem 2 25/26: Research Methodology G1

This course is an introduction to research methods in the field of language. It focuses on two main aspects: research processes, and thesis writing. Students will be guided to identify research problems and choose appropriate methodologies for the research. Students will be taught qualitative and quantitative methods of data collection and analysis, and are required to produce an outline proposal. Research and methodological framework of a research project will also be examined in greater detail.
Category: Undergraduate

PBW3203 Sem 2 25/26: World Literature

This course concerns the different genres of literature in English across the globe. It exposes students to the literary elements of prose and poetry as well as the socio-cultural context of these literatures. This course integrates critical reading and critical thinking in the analysis and evaluation of the different literary texts. Students of this course will also express their opinions and views through various methods of self-expression as a means to understand and appreciate the impact of literature on socio-cultural issues.
Category: Undergraduate

PBZ1043 Sem 2 25/26: Principles and Practices of Strategic Communication G1

This course deals with strategic communication, focusing on elements such as persuasiveness, understanding target audience, the nine principles, and the contexts in where strategic communication can be used. You will be expected to be able to understand and identify the principles, relate to real-life events/contexts, and display the ways of utilising strategic communication.
Category: Undergraduate

Program Service Learning/ SULAM FCSIT SEM 2 2025-26

This program is part of the TMF4034 Technopreneurship & Product Development course offered to all FCSIT final year students for both semesters. This semester will involve students from Information Systems Programme. SULAM is one of the assessment component for this course. 

Category: FCSIT

PRP1063 Sem 2 25/26: English II

Dear Students,

Welcome to PRP1063 – English II for Semester 2, Academic Session 2025/2026. We are pleased to have you in this course and look forward to working with you throughout the semester.

This course aims to strengthen your academic English skills, including reading, writing, speaking, and listening, to support your learning at the pre-university level and beyond.

Please take note of the following:

All announcements, learning materials, and important updates will be shared through eLEAP.

Lectures will be conducted as scheduled in a mass lecture format.

Consultation sessions will be conducted in smaller groups, based on the class divisions assigned.

The list of consultation groups and assigned lecturers will be posted on eLEAP.

Students are encouraged to check eLEAP regularly and stay informed of all course-related updates.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to approach your assigned lecturer during consultation sessions.

We hope this course will be a meaningful and rewarding learning experience for you. Wishing everyone a smooth and successful semester ahead.

Thank you.

Best regards,
PRP1063 English Teaching Team
Centre for Pre-University Studies
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
Category: PPPU

PRP1102 Sem 2 25/26: ICT COMPETENCY

This course is designed to equip students with basic knowledge and skills in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Students will be exposed to the latest trends and emerging technologies that relevant to their needs in expanding the use of the latest technology in their lives. This course aims to produce students who are competent not only in the use of ICT but in solving everyday problems in their academic and social life. 
Category: PPPU

SSF2014 Sem 2 25/26 (UW6762001A/G01): Kaedah Penyelidikan Sains Sosial

This is a basic course on social science research methods. Students will be exposed to a wide range of issues and/or concepts in social science research methodology. In this course, they are expected to acquire relevant knowledge and basic skills needed to carry out a research project from the conceptualization level, formulating the statement of research problem, literature review, data collection to data analysis and report writing. Various research methods will be discussed including quantitative and qualitative research methods. The students are required to write a research proposal as a preparation for the Final Year Project dissertation.
Category: Undergraduate

SSF2034 Sem 2 25/26 (UW6312001/G01): Teori Sosial

The first part of this course discusses the nature of theory and traces the emergence and development of asystematic study of society. The discussion on the conceptualization of the "social" and "society" as objects of empirical and systematic enquiry highlights the contribution of early Enlightenment thinkers such as Charles Montesquieu, Jean Condorcet, and Claude-Henri de Saint-Simon. These discussions culminate in an examination of the contributions of Herbert Spencer and Auguste Comte towards the development of a systematic study of society. The second part of the course focuses on the intellectual biographies, social thoughts, and theories of society of Karl Marx, Max Weber, and Emile Durkheim. The discussion highlights the different perspectives, emphasis, and assumptions that underpin the thoughts of these three theorists.
The course concludes with discussions on the influence of these three early social theorists on modern social theories and perspectives on society.
Category: Undergraduate

SSF2034 Sem 2 25/26 (UW6312001/G02): Teori Sosial

The first part of this course discusses the nature of theory and traces the emergence and development of a systematic study of society. The discussion on the conceptualization of the "social" and "society" as objects of empirical and systematic enquiry highlights the contribution of early Enlightenment
thinkers such as Charles Montesquieu, Jean Condorcet, and Claude-Henri de Saint-Simon. These discussions culminate in an examination of the contributions of Herbert Spencer and Auguste Comte towards the development of a systematic study of society. The second part of the course focuses on the intellectual biographies, social thoughts, and theories of society of Karl Marx, Max Weber, and Emile Durkheim. The discussion highlights the different perspectives, emphasis, and assumptions that underpin the thoughts of these three theorists. The course concludes with discussions on the influence of these three early social theorists on modern social theories and perspectives on society.
Category: Undergraduate

SSF3034 Sem 2 25/26: Final Year Project 2

This course is a continuation of the previous semester SSF103 (Final Year Project 1). 

Category: Undergraduate

SSF3263 Sem 2 25/26 (UW6762001A/G02): Devian dan Perkhidmatan Pemulihan

This course introduces students to the concept of deviance and provides a systematic analysis of the nature, causes, and prevention of crime, and the treatment of the criminal. It specifically focuses on various types of deviancy including their social causes and consequences. An overview of the criminal
and juvenile court system as it relates to individual rights will also be discussed. Students will also be exposed to how crime is defined, various categories of crime and delinquency, and how crime and delinquency is measured. In this course students are taught with the major sociological theories of criminal and delinquent behavior. The roles of reformatory services, social workers, government and
non-government agencies and the whole society in responding to these issues will also be discussed, as well as alternative techniques and methods towards rehabilitation. Social work values, ethics and interventions in dealing with crime will also be addressed.
Category: Undergraduate

SSF6023/SSF7023 Sem 2 25/26: Research Methodology

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This Research Methodology eLEAP page (under the code SSF6023 and SSF7023) is designed to support postgraduate students by research at FSSK in developing a strong foundation for their research journey. The course introduces essential concepts in research design, philosophical assumptions, qualitative and quantitative approaches, data collection techniques, and basic data analysis. Through a series of structured modules, discussions, and practical examples, students will be guided to refine their research focus, understand methodological choices, and strengthen their ability to design and conduct rigorous, ethical, and meaningful research. The course also aims to build confidence in academic inquiry and prepare students for proposal development and thesis work within the social sciences and humanities context.

STB2163 Sem 2 25/26: Recombinant DNA Technology (G1/G2/G3)

This course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills of basic recombinant DNA technology and molecular biology techniques through theoretical and laboratory practical sessions. The students will be introduced to laboratory ethics, practices and safety. Also the students will be trained in using common Molecular Biology laboratory equipments. This course will provide the opportunity to gain an understanding of nature and use of the “tools” applied routinely by molecular biologists, especially, in the area of recombinant DNA technology. Principles and practical skills of several common techniques such as extraction of nucleic acid materials from various sources, ranging from bacterial cells to animal tissues will be taught to the students. In addition, students will be exposed to the basic genetic manipulation and cloning techniques. The course concludes with a session requiring students to undertake a mini-project that necessitate the use and skills from previous learning units.
Category: Undergraduate

STB6033 Sem 2 25/26: Microbiological Food Safety

This eleap page is created for STB6033 Microbiological Food Safety. With the eLEAP page established, teaching and learning activities will become more effective and efficient, enabling students to actively engage in learning activities and make full use of the course resources.

Category: Postgraduate

STF1023 Sem 2 25/26: Introduction to Ecology (G2)

This course aims to provide students with a holistic approach on the importance of ecological knowledge necessary for the management of the environment. Highlights include the important concepts in ecology giving broad coverage on the limiting factors as well as intra- and interspecific
interaction of a population in various types of ecosystems.

In this course, students will be given the opportunity to discuss and present their work regarding various environmental issues.

Category: Undergraduate
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