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UHR1012: Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia – TITAS (Islāmic and Asian
1 Course Code and Name
Civilizations)
Semester and Year
2 Open registration Year 1-Year 4 (2 Credits)
Taught
3 Program Level/Category Degree/ Diploma/ Dual Degree/ Part-time Degree
5 Prerequisite Nil
Additional references:
Program Outcomes
Outcome Indicators
3a 3b 3c 3d 3e 3f 3g 3h 3i 3j 3k
UHR 1012 (Islamic & Asian
Civilization 1)
0 0 0 3 0 2 2 0 3 3 0
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Week Topics Lesson Outcomes O O O Taxonomy Delivery Assessment
1 2 3
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO
CIVILIZATION
Define definition and importance the
subject. It difference from history of
1.1. Introduction
civilization.
1.2. Processes and Lecture and
1 1 1 Comprehension
discussion
characteristics of a
Describe processes and
civilization.
characteristics of a civilization.
1.3. Interaction between
civilizations.
Discuss the interaction between
civilizations (religion, culture, etc).
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO
CIVLIZATION (Cont.)
Describe factors which contribute to
the growth and fall of a civilization. Community
1.4. Factors of growth and fall
Lecture and Project’s
2 of a civilization. 2 2 Comprehension
discussion
Discuss the similarities and differences Proposal
1.5. Similarities and differences
between civilizations.
between civilizations.
1.6. Civilization Dialogue.
Analyze the role of Civilization
Dialogue in this modern world.
CHAPTER 2: ISLAMIC
CIVILIZATION
Define definition, principles and Community
2.1. Introduction objectives of Islamic civilization. Project’s
2.2. Sources of Islāmic Lecture & Group Proposal
3 1 1 Comprehension
Discussion
civilization. Describe the sources of Islāmic
2.3. Emergence and civilization.
development of Islāmic
civilization. Describe the emergence and
development of Islāmic civilization.
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CHAPTER 2: ISLAMIC
CIVILIZATION (Cont.)
Describe the contribution and Community
Project’s
2.4. Contributions and achievements of Islāmic civilization.
Lecture & Group Proposal
4 achievements of Islāmic 2 2 Analysis
Discussion
Civilization. Discuss the meaning of jāhiliyyaћ in
2.5. Jāhiliyyaћ in Islām. Islām.
2.6. Application of Islām in
Malaysia. Analyze the Islāmic teaching
applications in Malaysia.
CHAPTER 3: MALAY
CIVILIZATION
Define who are Malays and the role
of Islām in their civilization. MOOC (Test 1)
3.1. Introduction
5 2 2 2 Comprehension Presentation
3.2. Emergence and
Describe the emergence and
development.
development of Malay civilization.
3.3. World view and values.
Describe the world view and values in
Malay society.
CHAPTER 3: MALAY
CIVILIZATION (Cont.)
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CHAPTER 5: CHINA
CIVILIZATION
Define who are Chinese and the role Community
5.1. Introduction Project
of philosophies in their civilization. Comprehension
9 5.2. Emergence and 2 2 2 Presentation
development.
Describe the emergence and
5.3. World view and values
development of China civilization.
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CHAPTER 5: CHINESE
CIVILIZATION (cont.)
CHAPTER 6: WESTERN
CIVILIZATION
CHAPTER 6: WESTERN
CIVILIZATION (cont.) Describe the interaction of Western
civilization with other civilizations.
6.4 Interaction of Western
civilization with other Describe the contributions and Presentation Written Report of
Analysis
12 civilizations. achievements of Western civilization. 2 2 2 the Community
6.5. Contributions and Project
achievements of Discuss issues and challenges faced
6.6 The Western civilization by the Western people nowadays.
nowadays.
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CHAPTER 7: ISSUES OF
Analyze misunderstanding
CIVILIZATION
perceptions about Islām (Jihād,
gender equality, under-age marriage,
7.1. Islām-phobia
polygamy, etc).
7.2. Globalization Summary of the
13 2 3 3
Analysis
Presentation course
7.3. Industrial Revolution
Analyze the positive and negative
impacts of globalization nowadays.
Student Learning
Teaching and Learning Activities
Time (hours)
1. Official Contact hours (Face-to-Face Learning)
a. Lecturer
i. Lecture 14
b. Student Activities
i. Student-centered learning activities – Active Learning, Problem Based 14
Learning, group discussion, e-learning, case study
ii. Test (1 hour test).
iii. Group Presentation (50 minutes presentation + Q&A)
2. Additional (Guided/Supervised Learning Time)
a. Group Assignment + Report Writing (4 hours project + 9 hours preparation) 21
b. Group Presentation (4 hours preparation) 4
3. Self-Directed Learning (Independent Learning)
a. Pre and Post Preparation 12
b. Revision for Test (3 hours preparation) 3
c. Revision for Final Exam (10 hours preparation) 10
4. Assessment Time
a. Test (1 hour test) 1
b. Final Exam (2 hours exam) 2
Total (SLT) 81
MQF Credit: 80/40 = 2 2 credits