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This document provides information for students in the BSc Computer Science Level 1 (Group A) programme at the University of Mauritius (UOM). It introduces the Programme Coordinator and contact details. It also lists the modules for Level 1, important dates, and guidelines regarding registration, credits, grades, and attendance. Students are directed to additional resources on the UOM website for the programme structure, calendar of activities, and regulations.
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All information contained within this Subject Outline applies to all students enrolled in the trimester as indicated.
1. General Information
1.1 Administrative Details
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4 hours/week
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** Total time students are expected to spend per week in studying, completing assignments, etc.
*** Combination of timetable hours and personal study.
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o Dedicated computer laboratories are available for student use. Normally, tutorial classes are
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- 2. The Department Aug 2019 2 http://www.uom.ac.mu/foicdt/index.php/ Head of Department (HoD) Mr Sameerchand Pudaruth • hodfoicdt_ict@uom.ac.mu Undergraduate Programme BSc(Hons) Computer Science Level 1, 2, 3 (Group A1: ID 1910026 upto 1911242) (Group A2: ID 1911265 upto 1912371) (Group A3: ID 1912454 upto 1912827)
- 3. Some Important Links UOM: http://www.uom.ac.mu/ FOICDT: http://www.uom.ac.mu/foicdt/ Lecture notes: https://classroom.google.com/ Exact link depends on module – see lecturers concerned Rules & Regulations: http://www.uom.ac.mu/index.php/study-at- uom/regulations/undergraduate-postgraduate Students' Email: http://mail.umail.uom.ac.mu Programme structure: http://www.uom.ac.mu/images/files/programmes/foicdt/yr2019/undergraduate/IC318A.pdf Calendar of Activities: http://www.uom.ac.mu/images/FILES/AcademicCalendar/2019_2020/CalendarMajorActivitie sYear2019.pdf Aug 20193
- 4. Some Important Dates Semester one starts Mon 12th August 2019 Start of Module Registration for Year I Students Mon 12th August 2019 Last Date for Application of Exemptions Fri 30th August 2019 End of Module Registration for Year I Students (i.e. Last day for Withdrawal of Modules) Sat 31st August 2019 Student activity week No Lecture etc… Mon 23rd Sept 2019 Last Date for late Registration and De-Registration of Modules upon payment of Penalty Fee Fri 27th Sept 2019 Opening of Filling in of the Student Feedback Questionnaires for Semester I Week 9 Closure of Filling in of the Student Feedback Questionnaires for Semester I Week 11 Week 16 – last week for semester 1 Mon 25th Nov 2019 NB: Complete Calendar of Activities can be consulted on the UoM Website. Aug 20194
- 5. BSc (Hons) Computer Science Level 1 modules Aug 2019 5 Module Code Module Name Hrs/Week L+P/T Resource Person LCS Credits ICDT 1016Y Communication and Business Skills for IT 2+1 A. Chutoo (S1); B. Durgahee (S2) 12 ICT 1017Y Computer Programming 2+1 S. Sathan (S1) ; S. Pudaruth (S2) 12 ICT 1019Y Computer Architecture 2+1 R. Doomun (S1 & S2)/ B. Sonah 12 ICT 1022Y Computation and Formal Systems 2+1 A. Chutoo & B. Durgahee (S1); S. Cheerkhoot-Jalim (S2) 12 ICT 1043Y Computational Mathematics 2+1 N. Pavaday (S1 & S2) 12 ICT 1036Y Database Design 2+1 S. Cheerkhoot (S1 & S2) 12 ICDT 1200 Practical Training (1 Week) R. Doomun (During Vacation)
- 7. Module Registration Aug 2019 7 • Check deadlines as per calendar of activities. • Students are responsible for registration/ withdrawal… • Online module registration • https://online.uom.ac.mu/student/login.asp • An Administrative/Penalty Fee will be charged for late module registration/de-registration. • Note that students who have not withdrawn officially from module(s) within the deadline and who do not sit for the examination(s) in question will be deemed to have failed the module(s). As such, their CPA and GPA will be adversely affected.
- 8. Credit System Aug 2019 8 • A credit is a unit of measure • 1 yearly module = 12 credit • LCCS: Learner Centered Credit System
- 9. The MCat Aug 2019 9 Module catalogue Your roadmap for a module Prepared by the lecturer and approved at departmental level Provided by the lecturer Details the weekly plan, the assessment plan, the required materials, Learning outcomes, etc Also defines the assessment criteria
- 10. LCCS Aug 2019 10 Title Code Duration (hrs) No. of credits Computer Architecture ICT 1019Y Lectures: 40 Practicals: 0 Seminars: 0 Tutorials: 20 Self study: 120 Other Learning Activities*: 180 Total: 360 12
- 11. Duration of Programme of Studies Aug 2019 11 BSc (Hons) Computer Science Normal: 3 years Maximum: 5 years When to use more than 3 years?
- 12. Grade Point Average (GPA) / Cumulative Point Average (CPA)/ Degree award Aug 2019 12 Final Marks: 0-100 Grades: A+, A, B, C, D, F Other grades: I, N Degree award: 1st, 2:1, 2:2, 3rd, Pass, No award! CPA: Your weighted average mark GPA: Your weighted average grade See programme structure/ regulations……
- 13. Exit Points Aug 2019 13 • Award of degree • Award of diploma • Termination:
- 14. Attendance and Progress Aug 2019 14 • A student will be required to attend lectures, labs, tutorials etc and to submit written work by the appointed dates • Absence from Examinations/Tests, Interruptions etc. • See regulations
- 15. Communication Aug 2019 15 • Always use your UOM mail to communicate about university matters. • Take an appointment to meet your PC & lecturers outside lecture/lab hours • Some matters may be sorted out by email
- 16. Class Representatives Aug 2019 16 1 Class rep 2 alternate/assistant class rep Hold office for 1 academic year, up to next election.
- 17. H T T P S : / / W W W . F A C E B O O K . C O M / G R O U P S / 8 3 2 0 1 5 1 6 7 1 9 8 6 2 8 / Questions …..