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PLAYING MOBILE GAMES IS A GOOD PAST TIME TO DO DURING RMO

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PLAYING MOBILE GAMES IS A GOOD PAST TIME TO DO DURING RMO

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INVOLVEMENT OF STUDENTS IN E-SPORTS

Group Members
1. Muhammad Arash Bin Amla
2. Nawawi Bin Shamsudin

Situation
We are currently experiencing difficult and dynamic times. The coronavirus is spreading across the world and we find ourselves confronted with serious challenges possibly the greatest in decades. We as a citizens need to help each other by staying at home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. However people were getting bored just by staying at home due to extend the period of time for Restricted Movement Order (RMO). Many people suggest to play mobile games during this period because it can smooth the implementation of RMO and the cases will decrease in time.

POV
1. Student
2. Parent

Discussion
Pros
1. Avoid people going outside home during RMO
2. Enhance creativity and improve concentration
3. Meet lot of friends
4. Decrease the percentage of covid-19 spread

Cons
1. Sleep Problems
2. Becoming Anti-Social
3. Out of control spending
4. Ignore family time

Negotiation
1. Student can play games during RMO and need to manage their time with family and also studies.
2. MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND S PORTS need to monitor their children activities during the RMO period or give them task.

URL:
https://www.facebook.com/myKBSMalaysia/photos/a.636434786401890/3163320660379944/?type=3&theater

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WHICH ONE WILL SAVE US, THE MCO OR THE HERD IMMUNITY?

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WHICH ONE WILL SAVE US, THE MCO OR THE HERD IMMUNITY?

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group members:

1.       ALAA

2.       BRYAN

3.       RUHAK

4.       IKRAM

Situation:

Recently, the Malaysian government has announced that the MCO will be further extended for another 14 days, the slowdown in the economy has caused retrenchments and layoffs being inevitable in several sectors that have been hit the hardest, especially the SMEs which contribute almost 40% of national income. The number of Covid-19 cases is constantly increasing, and there is a risk of shortage in supplements and medical equipment to cater the Covid-19 outbreak. Moreover, the worst is yet to come as the peak has not seemed to be reached. Therefore, the government has decided to change its strategy to tackle the crisis after a thorough consideration, which is planning to cultivate herd immunity strategy.

Discussion:

1. Effect of Movement Control Order on businesses:

Government and private premises are ordered to close, except for those involved in essential services.

Can Businesses Continue to Operate?

The supply chain is disrupted because almost an entire sector has stopped.

laid-off workers are unable to bear the costs.

2. Impact of MCO on education:

students' mental health during MCO.

how effective online learning is?

3. What is herd immunity, and can it stop the coronavirus?

what exactly is herd immunity?

When do we reach immunity?

Can we easily replace the MCO with herd immunity?

What about the religion side for applying herd immunity?

4. If herd immunity initiated,

It will minimize the spread on a long-term basis.

Hospitals will be overburdened.

If herd immunity not initiated,

It will take a toll on the economy.

Negotiation:

Strategies and Roles of Different Parties towards MCO and herd immunity,

The Prime minister -- Want to execute herd immunity.

Minister of economic affairs – discuss the losses because of the MCO.

The human rights representative – express how applying herd immunity will break human right that stated in United Nation.

Minister of health – express his medical point of view about the two options offered.

Video URL
https://youtu.be/s18sMfkcN4E

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Covid-19 : Impacts towards economics growth

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Covid-19 : Impacts towards economics growth

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- Group Member :
1) Sharifah Nurashikin bt Sayid Azman
2) Siti Maisara Binti Dzulkarnain
3) Nur Nafissa binti Suhaimi
4) Nur Ain Aqilah Bt Sabarudin

Situation :
As we are already aware of how pandemic Covid-19 has become world big issue, that it surprised the world with its universal pandemic for the last four months. It has gone global with cases in over 150 countries. The fact that Malaysia being part of Asian countries whose cases are one of the biggest, we are also victimized that the government announced to administer the Movement Control Order (MCO) as part of the initiatives to contain the virus. However, this partial lockdown gives big impacts on our country’s economic growth.

POV :
1. Minister of Finance
2. Minister of Economy Affairs
3. Small and Medium enterprises (SME)
4. Society

Dicussions :
THE EFFECT TO:
1. Small and Medium Enterprises (SME)
-Any business or industry activity is not permitted under the order of movement control.
-The companies have to reduce the number of existing employees to cover the cost of the company's loss over the period under review.

2. Minister of Economy Affairs
-Crude oil such as petrol prices have dropped sharply as the industry is still operating but consumers are very limited.

3. Minister of Finance
-The revenue of the country such as tolls is instantly stop as no cross-country travel is allowed.
-National income such as property tax, home tax and all loans were deferred for six months.

4. Society
- Businesses may be forced to reduce employees’ salaries or even to operate with reduced staff as the result of mco
- No income for those who are not able to proceed working during MCO

Negotiation :

TEAM A - GIVE AID

1.Minister of Economy Affairs
- Introduce economic stimulus package

(SME)
- Rent exemption for all federal government premises
-  Abolished the interest rate from 2% to 0% for the Micro Credit Scheme under Bank Simpanan Nasional while 0% interest under TEKUN Nasional

(Socity)
-  Electricity discounts range from 15 to 50 percent
- Rent exemption for PPR and public housing for 6 months

- Delay of 6 months loan repayment (PTPTN,PTPK)

2. Minister of Finance

(SME)
- Special funds for each area farmers' association (PPK) and area fishermen's organization (PNK)
- Introduce PRIHATIN which cost of RM250 billion
- Introduce PRIHATIN TAMBAHAN that focus on SME which cost of 10 billion

(Society)
- Bantuan Prihatin Nasional (BPN)
- Bantuan Prihatin Tunai (BPT)
- RM250 for government pensioners
-  RM500 for E-hailing drivers
- Invest RM400 millions to increase the performance of network and coverage
-Allow advance minimum RM50 monthly from account 2 of KWSP

TEAM B
TO ASK FOR  GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL AID
- Introduce economic stimulus package
1. Small and Medium Enterprises (SME)
-  The crop cannot be sold which suffered losses

- PERKESO initiative of wage subsidy for registered company under SSM
- Provisions for licensed hawker

2. Society
-  Funds for B40 and M40 family
- Funds for single individual those with income below RM2000 monthly
- Assistance to government pensioners
- Funds for E-hailing drivers (My Taxi, Grab car, maxim)
- Extra allowance for frontliner (KKM, PDRM,ATM)
- Internet coverage facilities
-  KWSP advance

Video link :
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FC3pXPP0uX_2-eeWgzyftE9dmQZyhNFx

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The Impacts of Covid-19 to Malaysia 1ST MCO 18MARCH

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The Impacts of Covid-19 to Malaysia 1ST MCO 18MARCH

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Group members:
1) Muhamad Azwar
2) Muhammad Nazim
3) Muhd Shafiq Aimaan
4) Mohamad Khuwarizmi Hakim

Situation:
The new corona virus is a respiratory virus that causes harmful to human which spreads primarily through cough, sneezes or by touching the things. This pandemic has causes many problem to the human and also the society which in term of economy, education, health, and finance. Thus, this virus had causes the impact to the all of us.

POV:
1. Minister  of defense
2. Minister of health
3. Minister of education
4. Minister of economIC AND FINANCE

Part 1 (Discussion):
1. The effect of covid-19 to the human
2. The effect of covid-19 to the society in physical, mental and finance

Part 2 (Negotiations):
WHAT EACH MINISTRY CAN EFFECTIVELY DO IN ORDER COPE WITH THIS PANDEMIC
1. Economy / FINANCE
STIMULAS PACKAGE
- global supply & demand shock
- local businesses stop
2. Health
MOC 2 MCO 3
HAS THE CHAIN BEEN BROKEN
LINE FLATTEN
- run out of medicine
and life support machine
- insufficient number of health workers
- number of patients increase
3. Education
ONLINE T&L
- limited internet connection
- limited internet data
- students do not have any smartphone or smart devices
- do not have enough budget to upgrade systems (Private institute)
4. Defense
- Enforced Movement Control Order and border control

Final/summary in constrain the Covid-19

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SHOULD STUDENTS be SENT HOME DURING THIS MOVEMENT CONTROL ORDER (MCO) 

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SHOULD STUDENTS be SENT HOME DURING THIS MOVEMENT CONTROL ORDER (MCO) 

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Group Members:
1. BADRUL
2. SYAWAL
3. LUKMAN
4. NAJMI

SITUATION
Students who have yet to return to their hometown have to stay put during the movement control order (MCO) period to curb the spread of the Covid-19 outbreak. This is in line with the Higher Education Ministry’s guidelines, in the form of a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) list issued to all institutions yesterday. According to the ministry’s guidelines, students, both local and international residing in the campus, or in rented and private properties must remain in the premises. This includes those who had bought travel tickets to return home during the MCO period. The guideline also stated that students must report on their whereabouts to their institution’s management in accordance with the nationwide order which takes effect from March 18 to March 31. Higher Education Minister Datuk Dr Noraini Ahmad said universities are encouraged to provide accommodations for students facing difficulties returning to their respective homes during this period. She also advised students staying in campuses to practice social distancing among friends who are also staying there. A Universiti Teknologi Malaysia spokesperson said hostels are opened for students who are not returning home during the movement control order.
In fact, the hostel cafeterias are also opened for them to take away food.
However, they could not have access to the facilities in the campus since it will be closed during the period.

DISCUSSION:
1. Student's safety and welfare.
2. The preparedness of students on online teaching and learning.
3. Students handling their mental health during MCO in hostel
4. STUDENT'S WELFARE
4. ALTERNATIVE TO SEND HOME SHOULD MCO CONTINUE - Ways to send students to their home
- UTM BUS
- PARENTS INITIATIVE

Negotiation:
ALTERNATIVE 1
STAY PUT IN UNIVERSITY
-COST
-WELFARE
-SAFETY

ALTERNATIVE 2
SEND HOME
- UTM BUS
- PARENTS INITIATIVE

1. Minister of Higher Education:
- Executing both plans budget

2. Minister of Health:
- Brief the risk and safety

3. Universities Administrative
-  conduct a survey on students
-  meal preparation (HEP / PENGETUA / PRINCIPAL)

4. Student Representative:
-  Students mental health issues
-  Availability to access online learning at hoME
- INTERNET CONNECTION

Video URL
https://drive.google.com/open?id=10td4T2Iivm1P6RSN9jsV2Izm7vk3Cr0o

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Should we continue online teaching and online test after Movements Control Order

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Should we continue online teaching and online test after Movements Control Order

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Group member:
1) Mohammed Gailani
2) Nanang Sopandi
3) Wesam Rajeh
4)Abdelrahman Ahmed mohamed

Representative:
1)Minister of Higher Education
2) Dean
3) Student’s representative
4)  University Administration

Situation:
It is a common complaint that health systems and insurers are too focused on urgent and acute health problems, treating disease rather than investing in prevention.
Amid the covid-19 pandemic. Businesses, Universities and all non essential are to be closed or under strict (suppervison... idk the word). Due to the nature of virus such as covid-19, even though after lockdown/CMO is lifted, the potential for contraction is still possible.

DECISION TO WHETHER CONTINUE WITH OL T&L AND TESTING?
Part1: Discussion

Health and safety
1. We should take a liberty to take extra measure for the safety of students and staff of university
mental / physical OF STUDENTS

Grading system / SECURITY
1. Include new and better ways of teaching
2. Lecturer should give alternative Ways of assignments for students have bad internet connection

Financial TO STUDENTS & UNIVERSITY
1. Tution fee will be paid in full or there are some reductions
2. Some of the university services cost will be lower such as electricity,  bus ,...

Part2: Negotiation
1. STUDENT REP
mental / physical OF STUDENTS
ATTITUDE
report student’s problems during online lectures and what are the techniques that lectures should follow to overcome the problems.

2) Minister of Higher Education
Make the decision either to approve, decline or suggest alternative

3) LECTURER'S REP
control / plagiarism /coping / safety

4)  University Administration + DEAN
Discuss the admin aspects the financial issues
Discuss the impact on education and students’ knowledge
control / plagiarism /coping / safety
report student’s problems during online lectures and what are the techniques that lectures should follow to overcome the problems

Video URL:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19SvZ6kABAk7pXB5PjlUySJtM-cs-x26W/view?usp=sharing

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COVID-19 PANDEMIC IS STILL NOT SUBSIDED, SHOULD DEFERMENT OF SEMESTER BE ISSUED?

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COVID-19 PANDEMIC IS STILL NOT SUBSIDED, SHOULD DEFERMENT OF SEMESTER BE ISSUED?

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Group Members

1. Ahmad Faiqal Haziq Bin Marzuki

2. Arjuna Sutan

3. Muhammad Afendi Bin Mohaini

4. Muhammad Wahyu Setiawan

Situations
Due to the pandemic of Covid-19, health officials have suggested Movement Control Order (MCO) as an effort to curb the outbreak and “flattening the curve” on the number of persons being infected. This has brought an immense impact on all universities. Hence, many are considering postponing the academic semester as it seems to be the best prevention action and gives more time to restore the situation.
Another way is to conduct an online learning class. However, the effectiveness of the method is in question, especially for mechanical engineering students who require a direct explanation in terms of design, machining, experiments, etc. Therefore, it becomes paramount for the minister from different sectors to sit together, think critically and consider the best solution due to the pandemic.

Part I: Discussion

1. The current locations for both local and international students.

2. Students' safety and welfare.

3. The readiness to implement teaching and learning (T&L) using a variety of methods including online and others.

Teachers who are learning new on-line pedagogies

Connection availability for each student

4. Financial problems if the current semester ruled to be deferred.

Part II: Negotiation
Roles from each sector during negotiation:

Minister of Foreign Affairs (Arjuna Sutan):

1. Will explain the importance of preventive action and why it is impossible to do regular class, even though more securely.

2. Suggest the best solution for the academic semester from his perspective, either online learning or semester deferment.

Minister of Education (Muhammad Afendi):

1. Concerning how crucial to keep academic semester on going as he realizes that students are future of the country.

2. Provide suggestion.

Minister of Communications (Ahmad Faiqal):
Suggesting methods to make sure online T&L running smoothly such as providing free quota internet to be used for online learning.

1. Suggestion: Student Plan

2. Problem: Low internet coverage.

Minister of Finance (Wahyu Setiawan):

1. Providing his vision to make sure all lecturers and staff in the university are not badly affected economically caused by Covid- 19.

By judging the pros, cons and weight for all choices, the ministers decided to continue the current semester and executing remote learning as it seemed prudent to wait for Covid-19 outbreak subsided before making a decision.

However, some factors should be discussed to make sure this decision is running efficiently. [BATNA]

1. Each minister shares their role to make sure online learning is more effective.

2. Solutions for subjects that are compulsory to have physical attendance such as labs.

3. Revise the grading system.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Cu-PJg1ladTsWyq9xocT8ib4cLv6AgKS

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The issue ON the SOURCE OF family income during MCO IN Malaysia.

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The issue ON the SOURCE OF family income during MCO IN Malaysia.

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GROUP 8
1-Alexander Anderson Ak Anthony
2-Muhammad Izzamuddin Bin Jeffri
3- Mohammad Aidiel Iman Bin Md Noh
4-Yusril Ehza Mahendra Bin Sappe

SITUATION:
The cases of COVID-19 has arisen of more than 2.16 millions around the world. Due to this contagious disease, the population of affected people is growing up rapidly and the government had to stop all activities that involve gatherings of public all at once and performed a movement control order (MCO). With that, it may jeopardize economic growth and lead to insufficient income source for the public. However, do all Malaysians are eligible to receive the Bantuan Prihatin Nasional (BPN) given by the government without considering their background? This negotiation will discuss how is it sensible for the government to distribute BPN to all Malaysians without considering their background.

REPRESENTATIVES:
1) Citizen from B40, M40 or T20
2) Government - minister of finance
3) Representative from private company
4) President of Artistes Association of Malaysia

DISCUSSION:
- issue on PRIHATIN ESP

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF MALAYSIAN EMPLOYERS FEDERATION
Problems:

1. Lacks clear-cut incentives for businesses to retain their staff and continue their

operations. Example: Significant slash in revenue suffered by MAS

2. Employers are not allowed to retrench or give unpaid leave and requiring full

payment throughout the period. Besides, MCO had led to “zero business” for retailers

although employers still had to bear operation coasts.

3. When the government give the subsidy, does it mean that the employees will get

their full wages + RM600 or what?

PRESIDENT OF ARTISTES ASSOCIATION MALAYSIA
Problems:
1. One of the problems they face is the lack of job offers. In this way they will lose their main source of income. If the duration of the movement was extended, they would have to lose their jobs for a long time until the covid-19 situation fully recovered.

2. Government prioritizes M40 & B40 groups to be given BPN. Because the artist's salary exceeds the eligibility to receive help.

3. In this case, the government cannot rely on artists who have financial problems. The general public should remember that not all artists are rich and wealthy. It depends on their job offer.

MINISTER OF ECONOMY
1. History of Keynasian Theory economics with Asian Financial Crisis -  aspects of fiscal stimulus packages
- similar method to PRIHATIN ESP

REPRESENTATIVE FROM CITIZEN
1. ESP is the best solution to help citizen.
2. Artist can categorized as B40 and M40
3.  RM 250 billion from goverment should take into account employers, to help employers.

NEGOTIATION:

PRIVATE COMPANY

Solutions:

1. RM600 wage subsidy introduced should have been extended to all employees,

regardless of their wage level, and should be an automatic subsidy without the need

for companies to prove 50% drop in revenue.

2. A complete exemption from contributions to the Employees Provident Fund

(EPF), SOCSO as well as servicing bank loans for nine months.

3. Emulate what is done in the UK (United Kingdom) where the government pays

80% of a worker’s salary.

PRESIDENT OF ARTISTES ASSOCIATION MALAYSIA
Solutions:
1. Reviewing Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyidin Yassin's Prime Minister's Economic Stimulus Package (PRIHATIN), I am still working on a strong decision to represent the arts. I want to emphasize that art practitioners also need help if they really need it.

MINISTER OF ECONOMY
- system to check the income level of people  (same like BRIM or BSH)
- allocation RM25 billion for fiscal injection
-homeless people - placement in community hall, unused PLKN camp

REPRESENTATIVE FROM CITIZEN
1. Reviewing the issue of assistance to artist.
2. give priority to veteran artist and artist who have serious health problem.
3. RM600 wage subsidy should be given to all employees.
4. Government should help employers pay less the worker wages.

CATEGORY
WELFARE
FINANCE
DIFFERENT GROUPS - SOCIAL ACTIVIST
FREE LANCER / PAID BASED ON JOB DONE -DAILY BASIS
SMALL Bs ENTREPRENR etc

- FAIRNESS
- BEBAN KERAJAAN  / BURDEN TO GOVT
- GOVT NEED TO ANALYZE  & SCRUTINIZE THE NEEDS OF EVERY GROUP / SECTOR
- AUTOMATIC PAYMENT = SYSTEM TO CHECK THE INCOME LEVEL OF THESE PEOPLE. INCOME TAX DEPT ..

https://youtu.be/5VH6gRwYLAs

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EFFECTIVE ONLINE TEACHING & LEARNING AT UTM DURING MCO PERIOD DUE TO COVID-19  PANDEMIC

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EFFECTIVE ONLINE TEACHING & LEARNING AT UTM DURING MCO PERIOD DUE TO COVID-19  PANDEMIC

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Group members:
1. Aliff Firdaus Bin Suhaimi
2. Muhammad Syahmi bin Mazlan
3. Rusyaidi bin Razid
4. Mohd Nur Izharuddin bin Mohd Zaini

SITUATION
Coronavirus pandemic has caused the whole world to be immobilized as movements have been restricted to flatten down the pandemic curve. Industries and business companies including restaurants and shopping complexes have been affected. Nevertheless, the education sector including schools and higher education institutions such as universities are also being affected by the pandemic. All teaching and learning sessions had been postponed.  Nonetheless, some universities decided to proceed with the teaching and learning courses via online learning. All the classes, assignments and exams were directed to be done in online learning. However, students and lecturers have made few complaints about the effectiveness of online learning. Discuss the possible ways on how to make online learning more efficient according to the respective point of views.

POV:

1.      Students

2.      Lecturers - VETERAN  / NEW LECTURERS

3.      UTM POLICY

4.      MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

NEGOTIATIONS

Students

- proactive

- tech savvy

- have a good internet connection

- be aware about the online class (lect tend to do the class anytime)
- ATTITUDE

Lecturers

- using online classroom : google classroom

- flexible teaching time

- use a better app for more fun in classroom such as kahoot

- provide an alternative for students (if they don't have good connection)

- always remind students about online class (ex,email or Whatsapp Group)

Management (university)

- reschedule study schedules

- provide short course for lecturers to utilize e-learning

- conduct a survey to know if students ready or not for OLC

- provide a guide on how to conduct OLC

Education ministry

- ensuring all students are able to engage to online learning

- provide full coverage of internet including rural areas

- free internet plan for students

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ddKo9amZV6ueipGQaDCyQEmfgfkV7PuJ/view?usp=sharing

Part 3 : Wefie

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Group members:

1. FARIS BIN MAZNAN
2. MUHAMMAD AL FAYED BIN MOHD YUSRI
3. TAN JUN JIE
4. MOAMEN RASHAD MOHAMED ALY

SITUATION:
Universities recently find it hard to decide how to proceed with the academic teaching and exams procedure due to the current pandemic. As University of Technology Malaysia (UTM) is planning to CONDUCT the final exams period by asking the students for face-to-face meetings to pass the current semester.
UTM is discussing this matter with student representatives.

TEAM A
o MUHAMMAD AL FAYED
o MOAMEN ALY

This team agrees that UTM  should proceed  with the suggested plan.

TEAM B
o FARIS BIN MAZNAN
o TAN JUN JIE

This team represents students who believe that final examination should be cancelled due to the pandemic outbreak.

PERSPECTIVE
1- UNIVERSITY
control / plagiarism /coping / safety
ACADEMIC CALENDER  - semester holiday / new semester /

2. lecturer / faculty
- teaching / learning process postponed

3. students ( local & international)
might have to extend one semester, mental / physical health
-adjust mindset of student
- financial situation academically / living cost

4. all other universities in m'sia

live meeting :
https://hangouts.google.com/call/GFoMOmfD9LCJDwcLEbHrAEEM

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Title: Oil and gas contract from government.
Group member:

1. Anas Marhanim Bin Ramli
2. Mohd Zulhilmi Bin Mohd Zahid
3. Imran Haqimi bin Supian
4 Hafidz bin Morshidul Ahyad

The Video start at 2.30

Link Video (Recorded):
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IGNv6SIhUaP94sWpRDWUb9iei4j1jrVm

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Making video games / E SPORTS AS a viable avenue for income and a career AMONG YOUTH in Malaysia *(draft)

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Making video games / E SPORTS AS a viable avenue for income and a career AMONG YOUTH in Malaysia *(draft)

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Group Members:
1. Ahmad Izzuddin bin Ishak
2. Hariz Saifuddin bin Kamarudin
3. Muhammad Amirul Nazhan bin Mohd Haniff
4. Muhammad Afiq Muhibbuddin bin Mohd Zamri

Representative:
1. GENERAL PUBLIC / PARENTS / SOCIALIST / SOCIAL IMPACT
2. Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
3. Minister of Youth and Sports
4. Minister of Communications and Multimedia

Situation
The prominence of video games in this current age cannot be denied as the trend nowadays is that anyone can be involved in video games regardless of age due to advancement in information technology (IT) in recent years. Because of this, people have easier access to video games and game streaming than ever before. As this trend wave hits Malaysia, the government would like to evaluate this opportunity to use video games as an avenue by which its citizens can use to build a career and to generate income. Thus, this negotiation aims to discuss the possibility of such endeavour with the backing of the government in terms of infrastructure and its implication towards current and future generation of this country.

Discussion:
- Can game streaming and youtube be used to generate a stable and continuous income
- Can game streaming, professional gamer and youtubing be considered as an actual occupation and be qualified for SOCSO and EPF like conventional jobs
- The appeal of video games
- How we can learn from South Korea and Denmark in terms of e-sports.

Negotiation:
1. Minister of Higher Education
- make e-sport as a curriculum subject for all institute
- introduce e-sport course for community college = MOVE IN THE OTHER MINSTRY
SOCIAL IMPACT
- COMMUNICATION
- PUBLIC SENTIMENTS
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2. Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
- Support sellers/retailers by promoting electronic companies such EVGA, ASUS to come and sell their electronic components to Malaysia through resellers/retailers
- Create and improve local electronic brands and shops to contribute to the country's economy
3. Minister of youth and sport
- develope an infrastructure to raise the e-sport profile of Malaysia and boost public confidence in e-sports
- increase the number of tournaments that is suitable for students and youths in malaysia to be involved in
- provide a platform and opportunity for those who can go further to represent name of Malaysia and increase economy by e-sport.
4. Minister communication & multimedia
- Increase availability and support of internet and electronic devices throughout Malaysia to increase population access

+VE
-VE IMPLICATIONS
DECIDE TO GO OR NOT TO GO

Negotiation Video: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WU-SdQcdhiz7ajbz4GxqO8xs7AGTHliO

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Group member:

1. Anas Marhanim Bin Ramli
2. Mohd Zulhilmi Bin Mohd Zahid
3. Imran Haqimi bin Supian
4 Hafidz bin Morshidul Ahyad

Representative:
1. Oil and Gas Company Dealer
2. Ministry of Finance
3. Ministry of Environment
4. Ministry of Human Resource
Situation
In order to explore for and develop their natural resources, many governments rely on private oil and gas companies. Usually, the relationship between the governments of countries with natural resources and private companies is determined by negotiated contracts. However, the first challenge the governments face is negotiating oil contracts with private companies. Host governments typically attempt to obtain the participation of private companies because of their expertise in exploiting and marketing oil and gas. Governments are aware that most oil companies have greater financial resources, better knowledge of the oil fields as well as further experience in negotiating contracts. Since petroleum and natural gas contracts play a vital role in the revenue of governments, they need to carefully and effectively manage their contracts. There are many sensitive issues concerned with petroleum contracts, such as environmental issues and other. Furthermore, with concerns from international organization that emphasize the climate securities make the process to get the contract much stricter.

Part I: Discussion
1.) Discuss the benefits in term of revenue for both party (government and oil company)
2.) Alternative way to reduce carbon emission
3.) Discuss about corporate social responsibility (employment)

Part II: Negotiation

Private company problem:
1. property leasing for discovered well
i. taxation mechanism
ii. long term contract
2. Additional support from government financially
i. infrastructure cost.
ii. local workers training

Government Problem
1. how to conserve environmental issue
i.) what solution can utilize to reduce carbon emission.
ii.) what other solution to maximize energy production (electricity) without using conventional technique (fuel)?
2. how to increase employability rate?
i.) Does oil company provide training for the employees?
ii.) What privilege that employees can get?
3. increase government revenue.
i.) What income proportion that the government can get 60/40?
ii.) Tax for the contract.

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Group 2
Group member :
1. Muhammad Hariz Danial bin Ibrahim
2. MUHAMMAD AMIRUL AIZAT BIN SAFII
3. Ahmed Ossama Mohamed Noor Elsayed
4. Amirul Syahmi Bin Norzilan

Representatives:
1. Lecturers
- TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCESS

2. ACADEMIC OFFICE
- MINISTRY SAYS ONLINE TEACHING

3. UTMLEAD CICT - DIGITAL IN UTM/
- PROVIDE PLATFORMS / LEARNING
EFFECTIVE

4. STUDENTS MPP - REP
- GOVT IS GIVING 1GB EVERYDAY SO USE IT Effectively

Situation:
Nowadays, covid19 has been spread all over the world including our country, malaysia. restricted movement order (rmo) is one of the solution to cut off the chain for this pandemic covid19. therefore, during this rmo, academic must still be proceed for utm students. all learning is now doing by online. live video face-to-face learning by using zoom or webex apps is one of the platform to do online class.

Discussion:

Advantages and disadvantages for online class

Negotiation:
Finding an alternative way to do online class in different way for students that does not have strong internet ACCESS to attend face-to-face ONLINE  class
STUDENT A:      Asynchronous Online Learning – You will read and prepare notes to ask questions

STUDENT B: Synchronous Online Learning – We will have LIVE learning sessions

STUDENT C:  Task-based Online Learning – You will be assigned Tasks/Assignments of the day to be

completed and submit to e learning
STUDENTS D:  Individual Online Learning - self-learning

Video :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rb-pvsCVw67q5zVJuK6EK9r1dWmvfrc7/view?usp=sharing

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Group 3
1) Muhammad Firdaus bin Samsuddin
2) Muhammad Aidil Azroy bin Azman
3) Muhammad Fahmey bin Rozlan
4) Ahmad Arif Zahrin bin Md Tajuddin

An electric vehicle, also called an EV, uses one or more electric motor. An electric vehicle may be powered through a collector system by electricity from off-vehicle sources, or may be self-contained with a battery, solar panels or an electric generator to convert fuel to electricity. EVs include, but are not limited to, road and rail vehicles, surface and underwater vessels, electric aircraft and electric spacecraft.

Representatives
1)Ministry of transportation
2)Vehicle manufactures : Toyota and Tesla
3)Ministry of Science and Environmental

Discussion
-Benefits using electric vehicle compare to regular vehicle

Negotiations WITH THE RELEVANT PARTIES AS TO FURTHER DEVELOP & PRODUCE ELECTRIC VEHICLE IN MALAYSIA.
-It’s really electric vehicle sustaining climate?

Ministry of Science and Environmental:
-carbon emissions can be reduced
-explain the benefit of non carbon emissions vehicles towards nature

AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER eg TESLA, PROTON IN COLLABORATION TESLA or any other

PROTON  wants to collaborate with
- TESLA - US
- TOYOTA - JAPAN
- HONDA  - JAPAN
TO COME UP WITH THE ELECTRIC CAR IN MALAYSIA.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT
ADVANTAGES
PRICE TAG
PRODUCTION
BREAK EVEN OWNERSHIP % PROTON
BRANDING/ NAMING

Video link:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mXaJzMZKKbcnBZHhOKpcBINpu4se3RJ8

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Group 6
1) Ali Imran Bin Ahmad Azhar
2) Hanif Bin Che Mohd Petri
3) Nadzir Bin Anas Lim

REPRESENTATIVE
1) Public Consumer Representative
2) Courier Service Representative
3) Ministry Of Health

Situation:
Situation: Due to Covid-19, RMO have been started where people are ordered to seperate themselves from crowd and most duty will be done mostly at home. This indicates that the certain economical activities will be paused for a while leading to many shops and services that is unavailable. So, postage service is one of the most important service needed by people. However, would this really be safe and beneficial to all parties?

Discussion:
-Risk of spreading covid-19
-Availabality of people necessities and places where people can buy them.
-Red zones in Malaysia.
-Status on shipments and postages due to covid-19
-Identifying which is more crucial during the RMO as well as the status in the specified destination.

Negotiation:
Negotiations made between public consumer representative, ministry of health and courier service representative in order to compromise the details on postage and delivery service for people which includes the safety and necessity of people as well as postage and delivery systems during covid-19 case.

Suggestions by:
Customer (Hanif): due to the Covid-19, the government has began to control moving order (CMO) where we are cannot to moves freely, only one person per family can move freely this is become burden so that the reason why we choose the online shopping. We can choose item we want to buy and the goods will be deliver to our door step. We don’t need to trouble getting in line, indirectly we also reduce the risk of receiving or carrying the virus because we do not have to leave the house.

https://www.hmetro.com.my/mutakhir/2020/03/558385/beli-belah-secara-online-rancak-ketika-pkp

Government also suggest or support people to do online shopping

https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2020/03/18/covid-19-shutdown-govt-says-online-shopping-delivery-of-non-food-necessitie/1847650

Courier (Ali): It is a unexpected opportunity for our company to boost our economy. We will fight to make sure our business is running.
People are relying on our service as the government began the CMO.
For the unsuccessful or late delivery, is a major problem for us. The government support is very much needed to make sure our service run smoothly. We will make delivery as soon as possible.
We will make sure that people stay home, and their goods will safely arrive in front of the door.

Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/the-postal-service-was-in-trouble-before-covid-19-now-its-fighting-for-its-life/2020/03/25/b5b10c6a-6ee0-11ea-96a0-df4c5d9284af_story.html

MOH (Nadzir): There are several level of risk in infection of the virus depends on the conditions. Based on the statistic of person being infected by the virus, there are quite a lot in numbers. So it is very crucial for every people to be very careful and attentive to this matter. Each person should make sure that they are clean as well as healthy. Person who have symptoms should immediately seek medical attention. This applies for both people who stays at home and workers. Our party suggest that postage service will continue but only in certain area considering the risk of virus spread.
RECORDED PRESENTATION
Gdrive : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QyVF6PCdFO7PyTlKW_4CRCGUBvX8uigC/view?usp=sharing
youtube :
https://youtu.be/6RovlmDXfGw

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Group members
1.Muhammad Zulhairy B Ramli
2.Muhammad Qayyim B Md Saleh
3.Muhammad Nur Hafiz B Yahya
4.Muhammad Firdaus B Zulkifli

Representative
1. Minister of Health
2.Minister of Education
3.Minister of Economy Affair
4. People Representative

Situation
-The world are facing a catastrophe, Covid-19(The Corona virus).The virus has started from China as they take bat as their food and cuisine (The Chinese people like to eat exotic animal). Covid-19 is a new strain discovered in 2019 and had not been previously identified in humans.The virus has become a pandemic where, an epidemic that had spread over a large area. Many country suffered and had announced to lock down their state to flatten the curve.Malaysia, with the help of our frontliner, decide to only restricted the movement orders to our people in order to control this disaster from keep spreading. RMO (Restricted Movement Order) had started from 18 March until 14 April in options to extend the orders if the problems are not yet been solved (currently extended till 28 April).

Discussion
The important of RMO and its effect (18 Mac -12 April)

Negotiation: To decide whether MCO / RMO should be extended or not.

People Representative
- This representative will tell problems in 3 aspect based on (education, health, economy).

Ministry representative
-This representatives will provide solution on problems from people.
- Ministry involved (health, economy, education)

Public (Cons)
1)Economy
-need go to work,need income for daily supply
-business down,no customer

2)Education
-student need to finish semester,intern and fyp,for school(big exam like spm)
-not all able for learning online

3)Health
-hard to get mask and sanitizer,same situation if not apply rmo if go out without it
-we citizen can just avoid physical contact from people that show the symptom,so no need rmo i guess

Education
- tertiary (online learning classes in online operands-1Gb data provided to each networks-some IPTA extended their learning calendar)
- Primary / Secindar (PT3 and UPSR are cancelled, new method of evaluation will be introduced-SPM,STPM will be postponed in 1st quarter next year)
- the effect
Funding to private

Health
USA - negative outcome (currently ranked first of the outbreaks)
South Korea -  positive outcome (managed to flatten the curve)
getting better
New clusters (Italy) need to take further precautions - quarantine for 14 days before going back home.

Economic
Bantuan Prihatin - Economic ...
Amount allocated ...
Govt given public just need stay home

Conclusion
Should RMO be extended more based on negotiation and discussion?

video link
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WOOdl1S1safaKtvcPsApt3wS11MZXiye