计算机科学硕士
(N/313/7/0046) (10/26) (MQA/PA15055)
课程概述：
计算机科学硕士课程为学生提供计算机系统与信息技术的基础知识和深入理解。由资深教师团队讲授计算系统应用、设计及编程相关的技术与概念。本课程适合希望在计算机领域发展职业生涯的人士，学生完成课程后亦可选择继续深造研究。
根据林肯大学学院的要求，该硕士学位申请人需以林肯大学学院为署名单位，在Scopus索引期刊上发表至少两篇研究论文。。
课程亮点 +
序号 | 主题代码 | 主题 | 信用 |
1 | MIRR 701 | 研究方法 | 3 |
2 | MIRR 702 | 计算机应用 | 3 |
3 | MIRR 703 | 论文 | 不适用 |
以下任一专业的研究课题 | |||
a. | 全球政治 | ||
b | 全球政治经济 | ||
c | 战争、暴力与国际安全 | ||
d | 国际法与国际关系 | ||
e | 国际和地区政治 | ||
f | 国际理论 | ||
e. | 外交关系 | ||
入学条件 +
入学要求：
- 信息技术、计算机科学或其他相关领域的学士学位，且 CGPA 2.5 及以上；或
- 马来西亚政府认可的其他同等资格。
- 非计算机相关专业的学士学位持有者需修读预备课程。CGPA 2.0至2.5的申请人需通过严格的内部评估。
对于非马来西亚公民，请参阅马来西亚学术资格鉴定机构 (MQA) 的海外资格清单及其与马来西亚教育体系的等效性，以确定您是否有资格申请就读该学位。
英语要求：
国际学生必须证明其具备良好的英语口语和书面表达能力（如雅思5.5或同等水平）。如果学生未达到此要求，HEPS必须提供英语水平课程，以确保学生的英语水平足以满足课程要求。
职业发展前景 +
职业发展前景
- 系统设计
- 系统分析
- 高级软件工程师
- 软件工程师
- 软件开发
- 软件测试主管
- 高级技术顾问
- 技术架构师
- 项目经理
课程目标 +
本课程旨在提升学生在计算机科学基础与应用领域的专业知识，培养具备专业能力与学术素养的毕业生，使其能够在信息技术领域探索多样化的研究与职业发展机会。
常见问题 +
What are the eligibility criteria for applying into the Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
A Bachelor degree in International Relations or related field (Level 6, MQF) accepted by the Lincoln University College Senate; or
Other qualifications equivalent to a bachelor’s degree (Level 6, MQF) that are accepted by the Lincoln University College Senate.
International students must have proof of good proficiency in verbal and written English. For example, the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.0 or its equivalent. If a student does not meet this requirement, HEPs must offer English proficiency courses to ensure that the student’s proficiency is sufficient to meet the needs of the programme.
How long does it typically take to complete a Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
The duration of Master of International Relations (By Research) program in Lincoln University College is 2 years for full time study mode.
What funding options are available in the Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
Funding options for Master of International Relations (By Research) students include scholarships, fellowships, research assistantships, teaching assistantships, and grants. Lincoln University College offer financial aid packages that cover tuition and provide a stipend for living expenses for eligible students. It is important for prospective students to explore all available funding opportunities early in their application process.
Can I pursue a Master of International Relations (By Research) in part-time study mode?
Yes, Lincoln University College offer part-time Master of International Relations (By Research) programme, allowing students to balance their studies with work or other commitments. However, part-time students may take longer to complete their degree, and they should check with their specific programme for any restrictions or requirements regarding part-time enrolment.
What is the process for selecting a supervisor in the Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
Students should submit their potential research outline based on their research interests to the Deputy Dean Postgraduate who will assist the students in choosing supervisors based on the expertise and availability.
How do I choose a research topic as a student of Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
Choosing a research topic involves identifying an area of interest that is both feasible and significant within the dynamics of international relations. Students should consider their own interests, the expertise of potential supervisors, and the availability of resources. It is important to conduct a literature review to ensure the topic is original and significantly contribute to the academic knowledge.
What are the expectations for publishing during my Master of International Relations (By Research)?
Master of International Relations (By Research) students are encouraged to publish their research findings in peer-reviewed journals. This not only contributes to the academic community but also enhances the student’s academic profile. Lincoln University College requires students to publish two articles in Scopus indexed journals and two articles in any peer-reviewed journals besides presenting papers in minimum two conferences before graduation.
How often should I meet with my supervisor as a student of Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
The frequency of meetings with a supervisor can vary depending on the stage of the Master of International Relations (By Research) and the supervisor’s style. Regular meetings, such as weekly or bi-weekly, are common to discuss progress, address challenges, and receive feedback. It is important to establish a meeting schedule that works for both the student and the supervisor. Lincoln University College insists that students and supervisors meet a minimum two times a month for the smooth progression of the student’s research work.
What resources are available for research support in the Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
The available research support resources include access to libraries (Online and Physical), laboratories, and research facilities. Lincoln University College often provide workshops, seminars, and training sessions on research methodologies, data analysis, and academic writing. Additionally, students can seek support from research centres and academic networks.
What is the process for submitting my Dissertation as a student of Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
The Dissertation submission process typically involves completing the written Dissertation, obtaining approval from the supervisor, and submitting it to the university’s examination committee. Students have to complete the minimum duration of research to be able to submit an application for Dissertation submission. Upon which students may need to defend their Dissertation in an oral examination (viva voce) before final approval and graduation.
Are there opportunities for teaching during my Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
Lincoln University College offer opportunities for students to gain teaching experience through teaching assistantships or lecturing positions for eligible students. This can be a valuable way to develop teaching skills, and gain experience. Lincoln University College reserves the right to approve such students’ requests.
What are the common challenges faced by Master of International Relations (By Research) students?
Common challenges include managing time effectively, dealing with research setbacks, maintaining motivation, and balancing academic and personal life. It is important for students to seek support from peers, supervisors, and mental health resources when needed.
How can I maintain a work-life balance during my Master of International Relations (By Research) study?
Maintaining a work-life balance involves setting clear boundaries, prioritizing tasks, and taking regular breaks. Students should make time for hobbies, exercise, and social activities to prevent burnout and maintain overall well-being.
What networking opportunities are available for Master of International Relations (By Research) students?
Networking opportunities include attending conferences, joining academic societies, and participating in research groups. Engaging with the academic community can lead to collaborations, mentorship, and career opportunities.
What should I do if I encounter difficulties in my research as a student of Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
If difficulties arise, students should communicate openly with their supervisor to seek guidance and support. It is also helpful to consult with peers, attend workshops, and utilize university resources to overcome challenges and find solutions.
What resources are available for research support in the Master of International Relations (By Research) program?
The available research support resources include access to libraries (Online and Physical), laboratories, and research facilities. Lincoln University College often provide workshops, seminars, and training sessions on research methodologies, data analysis, and academic writing. Additionally, students can seek support from research centres and academic networks.