If casual clothes nope. Clothes with UTP branded they do sell.

Yes, in UTP there is also 1 shop that sell computer peripherals (mouse, usb, lan cable). Shops at Village 5 residents.

Only credited cocurriculum courses (ex. gamelan, recreational etc.) are held on weekends.

Classes on weekdays vary with courses. Some courses like English offer night classes (ends at 10PM)

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Added on December 29, 2012, 2:18 pm

Just some correction 

Washing machine - MYR2.5 per use

Dryer - MYR2.5 per use

you have to follow the dress code when you are around the academic blocks/IRC/chancellor complex/offices which is collar tshirt, long pants with shoes. Anywhere else like your hostel area/cafe you can wear short pants. But do bear in mind, previously there is a rule where girls cant wear hot pants/singlet when they are at the cafe. The security guards will be giving out summons for fun. Reason for the rule - attire too revealing.

Latest from the uni, they have portable metal detectors now at all the exam venues, the guards will check your body for handphones or other electronic devices which are not allowed. Like in an airport     

See you all on the 14th Jan 2013 Final year   

MAS week you're gonna need formal wear sometimes, semi-formal other times. Two collared should be enough la.

After that, you can wear almost anything you want (just has to be "decent"). 

I'm from Klang, so our routes are similar. Easiest is to buy bus ticket to KL (Plusliner). The Plusliner counter is in Taman Maju, which is about 3 minute driving distance away from UTP (to get there ask a friend to send or call taxi). You can buy the ticket online as well (go to Plusliner website, origin: Bota, destination: KL). You will board the bus at Taman Maju bus stop. The bus will drop you at KL Sentral. From there you know la.
I do this every time I go back.

The ETS train can also take you to KL sentral, but that one you have to go all the way to Batu Gajah train station to board, and hiring a taxi there is pretty expensive. Ask friend to send also is a bit menyusahkan cos quite far.
Yes, I have a friend who did that. He's doing CE here now.

If u get to stay at village 4 or 5, I suggest P1 wimax. If not take Celcom. If you want really fast network take Yes 4G, tho its quite expensive.

You can bring cups and plates if you intend to eat/drink in your room, if not you can just walk to nearest canteen to grab some food. UTP do equipped with internet (Wireless or LAN) at most hostels, class, library, cafes and etc. Its up time is 24/7 unless there is maintenance. Its not fast for download, torrent, video streaming, its just good enough for normal web browsing.