RPP04 Edisi 6 Semakan 0 - BWA31503 (1).xlsx

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1									FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
2									FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
3		LESSON PLAN
4	1	Course Name:			ACTUARIAL MATHEMATICS II
5		Course Code:			BWA 31503
6		Course Classification:			Elective (core)
7	2	Synopsis:			This course extends the mathematical framework developed in BWA31403. The course covers topics such as the Multiple Decrement Models, Collective Risk Models for a Single Period, Nonforfeiture Benefits and Dividends, Special Annuities and Insurance, Pension Mathematics and Population Theory.
8	3	Name(s) of Academic Staff Teaching This Course:			1	Dr. Syahira binti Mansur
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12	4	Semester and Year offered:			Year Offered			3	Semester			2	Remarks: Semester II Session 2023/2024
13	5	Credit Value:			3
14	6	Pre-requisite/ co-requisite (if any):			BWA31403 Actuarial Mathematics I
15	7	Course Learning Outcome(s)
16			CLO	Statement																				UTHM LOD		Taxonomy Level
17			CLO1	Illustrate the details of some actuarial methods used in finance and insurance																				LOD3		C3
18			CLO2	Analyze the finance and insurance problems using actuarial methods																				LOD10		C4
19			CLO3	Demonstrate according to the roles and ethics of actuarial professionalism in terms of their skills in collecting, recording and analyzing data in fulfilling social, cultural and environmental																				LOD16		A3
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28	8	Mapping of the Course Learning Outcomes to the Programme Learning Outcomes, Teaching Methods and Assessment Methods
29			CLO	Programme Learning Outcomes (PLO)												Teaching Methods					Assessment Methods				KPI
30			CLO	PLO 1	PLO 2	PLO 3	PLO 4	PLO 5	PLO 6	PLO 7	PLO 8	PLO 9	PLO 10	PLO 11	PLO 12	Teaching Methods					Assessment Methods				KPI
31			CLO1		√											Lecture					Quiz, Test, Project, Final Examination				50% students achieving 55% and above
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33																Project
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35			CLO2							√						Lecture					Test, Assignment, Project, Final Examination				50% students achieving 55% and above
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37																Project
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39			CLO3											√		PBL					Project, Presentation, Report				50% students achieving 55% and above
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71			Mapping with MQF Cluster of Learning Outcomes		C2											Indicate the primary causal link between the CLO and PLO by ticking '√' in the appropriate box. C1 = Knowledge & Understanding, C2 = Cognitive Skills, C3A = Practical Skills, C3B = Interpersonal Skills, C3C = Communication Skills, C3D = Digital Skills, C3E = Numeracy Skills, C3F = Leadership, Autonomy & Responsibility, C4A = Personal Skills, C4B = Entrepreneurial Skills, C5 = Ethics & Professionalism
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76	9	Transferable Skills (if applicable)
77			Skills learned in the course of study which can be useful and utilized in other settings. Note: Refer to MQF Cluster Mapping in Section 8						1	Cognitive skills
78									2	Numeracy Skills
79									3	Ethics and Professionalism
80									Open-ended response (if any)
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84	10	Distribution of Student Learning Time (SLT)
85			Week	Course Content Outline and Subtopics								CLO*		Learning and Teaching Activities**										NF2F Independent Learning		Total SLT	Note	L	Lecture	P	Practical
86														Learning and Teaching Activities**														T	Tutorial	O	Others
87														Physical				Online (Synchronous/ Asynchronous)				WBL***						SCL GL IG	Student Centred Learning Guided Learning (WBL) Industrial Guidance (WBL)
88														L	T	P	O/ SCL	L	T	P	O/ SCL	GL	IG					* Indicate the CLO based on the CLO's numbering in Item 8 For ODL programme: Courses with mandatory practical requiremnets imposed by the programme standards or any related standards can be exempted from complying to the minimum 80% ODL delivery rule in the SLT. * For WBL programme, the SLT will be scaled by 80% to obtained the ELT
89			1	1.0 MULTIPLE DECREMENT MODELS Introduction								1,2						3			1			3		7
90			2	1.0 MULTIPLE DECREMENT MODELS Two Random Variables Random Survivorship group Deterministic Survivorship Group								1,2		3							1			3		7
91			3	1.0 MULTIPLE DECREMENT MODELS Associated Single Decrement Tables Construction of a Multiple Decrement Table Net Single Premiums and their Numerical Evaluation								1,2		3							1			3		7
92			4	2.0 COLLECTIVE RISK MODELS FOR A SINGLE PERIOD Introduction The Distribution of Aggregate Claims Selection of Basic Distributions								1,2						3			2			3		8
93			5	2.0 COLLECTIVE RISK MODELS FOR A SINGLE PERIOD Properties of the Compound Poisson Distribution Approximation to the Distribution of Aggregate Claims								1,2						3			2			3		8
94			6	3.0 NON FORFEITURE BENEFITS AND DIVIDENDS Introduction Cash Values Insurance Options								1,2						3			2			3		8
95			7	3.0 NON FORFEITURE BENEFITS AND DIVIDENDS Asset Shares Experience Adjustment Assumptions and Reserves								1,2		3							1			3		7
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98			8	4.0 SPECIAL ANNUITIES AND INSURANCE Introduction Special Types of Annuity Benefits Family Income Insurances								1,2,3		3							1			3		7
99			9	4.0 SPECIAL ANNUITIES AND INSURANCE Retirement Income Policies Variable Products								1,2,3		3							1			3		7
100			10	4.0 SPECIAL ANNUITIES AND INSURANCE Flexible Plan Products Disability Benefits for Individual Life Insurance								1,2,3		3							1			3		7