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Institute of Education

University of Nigeria Nsukka

FIVE-LONG-VACATION SANDWICH PROGRAMME

Brochure

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First Published by: Bel’s Books, Nsukka

Copyright©©©© 2010 Institute of Education. University of Nigeria, Nsukka. ISBN: 9783591-6-7 Current Edition by: TIMEX ENTERPRISES 29 Ogui Rd. Enugu, Tel: 08062885765

No part of this book is to be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without prior permission of the copyright owner.

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CONTENTS PART ONE INTRODUCTION Vice-Chancellor i Deputy-Vice-Chancellor (Academics) ii Deputy Vice-chancellor (Administration) iii Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Enugu Campus) iv Acting Registrar v Acting Bursar vi University Librarian vii Director, Institute of Education viii Coordinator Seminar & Research Unit ix Coordinator Teaching Practice & Practicum Unit x Coordinator Curriculum and Sandwich Programme Unit xi Coordinator Early Childhood Care Unit xii Coordinator Conference and Publication Unit xiii Coordinator Results Unit xiv Coordinator Library & Information Science Unit xv Assistant Coordinator Teaching Practice Unit xvi Chapter One The Founding and Development of the Institute of Education xvii Chapter Two The Bachelor’s Degree Programme Offered xxi ChapterThree Academic Regulations Credit Unit xxiv Chapter Four University Examination xxvii Chapter Five General Information xxxii PART TWO DEPARTMENTAL COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND CREDIT LOADS 1

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PART ONE

INTRODUCTION

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CHAPTER ONE

THE FOUNDTING AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION

INTRODUCTION The Institute of Education was inaugurated as an independent academic unit in the University of Nigeria in 1963. Although the Institute of Education grew out of the Harden College of Education, University of Nigeria, and supported by the University of Nigeria, it was not in a theoretical perspective, an ipso facto property of the University. The Institute of Education was by and large, a special unit owned by the Ministry of education of the then Eastern Nigeria and the University. This inception arrangement lasted until after the Nigerian civil war which disrupted many of the functionaries and structure of the University of Nigeria. After the civil war, the University of Nigeria assumed more direct responsibilities for the day-to day operations of the programmes of the Institute of education, and by 1973, appointed staff directly to the Institute of Education Functions in the Institute of Education The functions in the Institute of Education come under three main categories: (i) Research functions:

The research activities of the Institute of Education are directed towards identifying major educational problems and needs of the country and investigating ways and means of addressing such problems.

(ii) Teaching Functions:

members of the Institute of Education undertake teaching functions both at the Faculty level and in and Institute five-long-Vacation Sandwich Programme

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(iii) Public Service Functions: The Institute of Education apart from the teaching and research function also engages in public functions which include:

• Arrangement of affiliations of some Colleges of Education to the University

• Serving as the University link with Ministries of Education and education agencies in educational matters of great importance is the Institute of Education’s public service function on the areas of teacher education. It fulfills this role through as an in-service Programme (Sandwich Programme) which was initiated in 1976. Indeed, the Institute of Education was the first in the country to mount the Sandwich programme for practicing teachers to obtain degrees and postgraduate diploma in education. With time and in response to need, the Sandwich programme expanded in scope, number and diversity. The programmes run by the Institute of Education include:

• Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Education (B.Sc. Ed)

• Bachelor’s of arts degree in Education (B.A.Ed)

• Bachelour’s Degree in education (B.Ed)

• Postgraduate Diploma in Education (P.G.D.E.)

• By the 1980’s, yearly enrolment rose up to 3, 500. Administratively, the Institute is an independent unit within the University System though its academic programme pass to the Senate through the faculty of Education. The Director is assisted by a high level administrative staff referred to as Institute Secretary. In pursuance of the three major functions of the Institute, the Institute is structured into units, each headed by a Senior Academic Staff referred to as Coordinator. Presently, there are eight such units:

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• Curriculum and Sandwich Programme

• Research and Seminar

• Conferences and Publication

• Teaching Practice Practicum

• Gender Studies

• Library and Information services

• Results,

• Early childhood care ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA Director

Secretary to Institute Secretary the Director (Secretariate)

Co-ordinator Co-ordinator Co-ordinator Co-ordinat Co-ordinat Library and Early Resuts Curriclum Research Conferences or or Information Childhood Unit And Sand and and Publica- Teaching Gender Service cares Wich Seminars tions Practice Studies Unit Unit Program Unit es Unit

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DIRECTORS OF THE INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION: 1963 TO PRESENT Prof. Babs A. Fafunwa (1963-1966) B.A. (London) M.Ed; Ed.D. (Columbia) Prof. B. O. Ukeje (1966-1970) B.Sc. Ed; M.Sc. (Ohio), M.A. Ed; Ed.D. (Columbia) Dr. J.B.C. Okala (1970-1974) B.A. (Northwestern) M.A. (Columbia) M. A. (New York) Ed.D. (Columbia) Chief J. C. Menakaya (1974-1977) B.A. Hons (London) Dr. Acha F. Nsubisi (1977-1981) B.A. Ed. (Nig); M.Ed. (UCLA); Ed .D. (Columbia) Dr. G.B.I. Onuoha, (1981-1986) B.Sc. (Xavier); M.Sc. ( Tennessee); M.P.H. (Yale); M.R.S.H. Prof. Romanus Ogbonna Ohuche (1986-1992) B.Sc. (IIIionois); M.Sc; Ph.D (Iowa) Prof.R.N. Oranu (1992-1995) B.Sc. (Nigeria); M.Sc. Ph. D (Iowa) Prof. A. Ali (1995-1999) B.Sc.(Ibadan); M.Ed, D. Ed. (Temple) Prof.E.A.C. Okeke (1999-2004) B.Sc. (Nigeria), M.A. Ph.D (leeds) Prof. D.N. Eze (2004-2009) B.Sc (Nigeria), M.Ed, Ph.D (Nigeria) Dr Nkadi Onyegegbu B.Sc. Microbiology (USA) M. Ed, Ph.D. (Nigeria)

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CHAPTER TWO

THE BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMME OFFERED

The Bachelor’s degree programme was introduction in 1983. The Education Arts Education Science Education only Library and Information science For B.A.In Education For B.Sc. in Education B.Ed. For B. L/S Education/English Agriculture Adult/Education Library and Information/ English Education/French Education Guidance and Counseling Library and Information

Science/Economics Education/History Education/Biology Principles and methods Library and Information Science/Botany Education/Igbo Botany or Zoology Library and Information Science/Political Science Linguistics Education/Economics Education/Music Education/Geography Education/Religion Education/Physics Education/Chemistry Education/Mathematics Education/Statistics Education/Home Economics Health and physical Industrial Education

These programmes are designed for candidates who possess the Nigerian Certificate in Education (N.C.E). However, in 1992, holders of Associateship Certificate in Education (A.C.E) were admitted for the programmes.

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DURATION OF THE PROGRAMME The B.A. Ed/B. Ed/B.Sc. Ed. B..L/s for holders of N.C.E. who have merit and above run for four long vacations of 8weeks duration each. The programmes for holders of N.C.E with pass level or holders of A.C.E. with merit level and above, run for five (5) long vacations of 8 weeks duration each. The programme for holders of A.C.E. with pass levels run for 6 long vacations of 8 weeks duration each. Lectures given to the students during the intervening periods. The course contents of the programmes are the same as for a-two-year full-time Degree course in Education for N.C.E.holders ADMISSION Admission is open to both Nigerians and non-Nigerians. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS No person under the age of 16 (sixteen) years may be admitted into the University. Admission on into all Sandwich Degree Course is by Direct entry only. (1) For PGDE

A minimum of a for degree approved by the University senate is required for consideration for Admission into the postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE).

(ii) For B.ED/B.A Ed./B.Sc. Ed: B. L/S (a) Holders of NCE with at least a merit aggregate; plus

a minimum of credit pass in the subjects to be combined with Education are eligible for admission into 4 year sandwich degree programme ineducation.

(b) Holders of NCE with pass level or holders of A.C.E. with Merit level and above; plus a minimum of a credit pass in the subject to be combined with education are eligible for admission into 5-year Sandwich degree programme in Education.

(c) Holders of A.C.E. with pass level plus a minimum of credit pass in the subject to be combined with education are eligible for admission into 6-year Sandwich Degree programme in education.

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SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENT Candidates for specific areas of education are expected to meet the entry requirements for such areas of study. Details of the specific entry requirements can be found in this admission brochure.

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CHAPTER THREE

ACADEMIC REGULATIONS CREDIT UNIT

Each course has a stipulated number of credit units attached to it. This may be one, two, three or four. The number of credit units attached to each course is related to the course content. A2 credit unit course, for instance, is less in content than a 4-credit unit course. The number of credit units assigned to a given course is determined by the University. The usual computation being one credit unit per session for each time a class meets during the week. Thus, a class meeting twice per week will carry -2 credit units for the course for session. For laboratory and studio classes the usual credit unit figure is one credit unit for each 2 hours in class per week. However, some departments’ do vary this assessment slightly and so may have and in fact, have had one credit unit for each 3 hours in class per week.

MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM CREDIT UNIT LOAD (SESSIONAL) The sessional credit unit load for my student shall be between 15 and 24, in accordance with NUC guidelines. The exact credit load a student carries within this range shall be worked our by the student’s academic adviser with the approval of the Head of Department and Dean of Faculty.

GRANDING OF PERFORMANCE A student’s work in the University is presently graded in the following ljetters and each of the letters carries an Equivalent number of grade points, thus:

Percentage Score Letter Grade Points Rating 70-100 A 5 Excellent 60-69 B 4 Very Good 50-59 C 3 Good

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45-49 D 2 Fair 40-44 E 1 Pass 0-39 F 0 Fail

To determine the final grade a student receives in a course at the end of a session, 30% weight is given to the continuous assessment and 70% to the sessional examination.

GRADE POINT AVERAGE (G.P.A.) At the end of each session, a student’s grade point average is worked out. On how to calculate the GPA, study the hypothetical registration from a student for a session and the computation that follows below:

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Course No Title of Course Credit Unit

ED 101 Introduction to Education 2

Ed 102 History of Education 2

Ed 201 Philosophy of Education 2

Ed 203 Comparative Education 2

Ed 204 Environmental Education 2

Ed 205 Sociology of Education 2

Ed 211 Educational Psychology 2

Ed 213 Principles of Guidance & Counselling 2

Ed 214 Sensitivity Training 2

Ed 215 Vocational Development & Adjustment 2

Total Credit Units 20

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Assuming that the student obtained C,A,D,A,A,E,C,C, and D, respectively in the above registered courses, according to the grading system, the total point of each of the courses will be worked out as follows: Ed 101 2x3 = 6

Ed 102 2x5 = 10

Ed 201 2x2 = 4

Ed 203 2x5 = 10

Ed 204 2x5 = 10

Ed 205 2x1 = 2

Ed 211 2x3 = 6

Ed 213 2x3 = 6

Ed 214 2x3 = 6

Ed 215 2x2 = 4

Total points = 60

The total credit units will be 20 while the total points will be 60. To find the grade point average use the formula: GPA = Total points = 60 = 3.00

Total Credit 20

Another important fact that must again be stressed is that from the time a student is registered for a course, whatever work or test given to the student and grades obtained from them count towards the class of degree obtainable at the end of his\her studies. It is, therefore, very important that students attend classes regularly and do their class assignments with all seriousness.

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CHAPTER FOUR

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION

Subject to such conditions as may be prescribed by or under the provisions or regulations of the University of Nigeria Decree, Senate shall exercise the following powers and perform the following functions: a) Arrange for the holding of examinations b) Appoint examiners for such examinations and lay down

conditions. c) Publish the result thereof d) Recommend to council candidates for diploma, degree,

and other academic distinctions. e) Ensure maintenance of proper standard of examination

and security of the papers and scripts. f) Advise the council regarding examination fees. ELIGIBILITY a) No student shall be eligible for any examination unless

he\she has fulfilled the relevant conditions laid down in the Academic Regulations

b) Students who have not reached 75% class attendance in a course shall normally not qualify to take examinations in the course.

c) Attendance at any University examinations may be stopped at any stage by Senate or the Vice-Chancellor in accordance with the University statutes.

d) Lectures must satisfy themselves that any student appearing for end of session examination in any course has the continuous assessment record in that course

(E) Failure to sit an examination: i. Any student prevented from sitting at end of session,

examination, on account of ill-health shall, within 48 hours from the date of the examination in the said course (s) submit a medical certificate from the Director of the

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University Medical Center to the Registrar through the Head of his/her Department.

ii. Any student prevented from sitting at end of session examination for reasons other than ill-health shall report to the Registar through the Head of department in writing before the examination, giving details of the reasons/for his or her absence from the examination. Where this is not possible, the reports shall be submitted within 48 hours after the examination.

iii. Where the conditions stipulated in e(i) and (ii) above have been satisfied, the affected student shall re-register the course (s) at the next session.

iv. Where a student fails to sit at end of session, examination, in any course (s) without valid reason as stipulated in e(i) and (ii) above, the student’s continuous assessment record shall be used to return an appropriate grade for him/her in the said course (s).

INVIGILATION OF EXAMINATIONS The arrangements for invigilation within the Institute of Education is the responsibility of the Institute Board. Arrangements in this context include the provision of suitable examination rooms, the selection of invigilators and the position of students in each examination room. EXAMINATION REGULATIONS i. Students are expected to have taken their sitting positions

ten minutes before the examination is due to begin for screening and announcement by the invigilator.

ii. It is an offence to take any unauthorized books, notes or manuscripts onto the examination room.

iii. Attendance list of candidates must be completed by all the students in the examination room. Students registration numbers serve as their examination numbers.

iv. No student shall take examination question paper out of the examination room until he/she has completed the examination. No student shall involve him/herself in any act of cheating.

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v. Identity cards shall be presented for check to the invigilator.

vi. In the case of errors in the question paper, consult the invigilator) before any changes or alterations are made.

vii. No extra time is given to a candidate who has been absent from the examination room for a time on grounds of ill-health. Instead, the invigilators (s) shall write on the front cover of the candidate’s answer booklet a note indicating the duration of the absence and nature of the illness if known. This may be considered by the examiner.

viii. Every candidate shall remain silent and seated until the scripts have been collected. Do not fail to hand in your answer scripts as there shall be a report made against your name.

EXAMINATION DISCIPLINE i. Any student guilty of examination malpractice shall be

expelled from the University. ii. Examination malpractice shall include such acts as

impersonation, copying or reading from another candidate’s script or from any other unauthorized material during an examination ; bring into the examination hall/room any unauthorized material such as books, notes, papers, devices and manuscripts, involvement in leaking examination question papers, forging or otherwise howsoever altering a medical report in order to obtain a deferment of examination; lobbying for emanation grades by whatever means; and any other act calculated to confer undue advantage on the student.

iii. Any student who aids, abets or covers an examination malpractice shall be guilty as a principal offender and liable to be punished accordingly.

iv. All cases of examination malpractice shall be reported immediately after examination or the incident to the Head of department by the Chief Invigilator or any other Invigilator who discovered or witnessed the malpractice who must attach to his/her report a written statement obtained from the student(s) involved.

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v. The Head of Department through the Dean of Faculty must forward the report of the examination malpractice to the registrar within one week from the date of his receipt of the Report mentioned in (iv) above.

vi. Committee of investigation into examination malpractice shall normally complete its assignment not later than three months from the date of its being constituted and submit its reports to the Vice-Chancellor.

DEGREE (GRADUATION) REQUIREMENTS 1. Students shall be required to obtain a final cumulative

grade point average of at least 1.00 to qualify for graduation.

2. Student shall obtain a passing grace in all Major, Required, Auxiliary And General Studies Course before they can graduate provided the student satisfies the minimum unit load required for graduation. The following are the absolute minimum aggregate Credit Units required for graduation. a) 60 Units for a 4 consecutive long vacation (4-year

programme) b) 90 Units for a 5 consecutive long vacation (5-year

programme) 3. The Final cumulative grade point average shall determine

the class of degree to be awarded, regardless of the number of attempts at the examination.

4. The following classes of degree are awarded on the basis of the following cumulative grade point averages:

CLASSES OF DEGREES Classes of Degree are awarded on the basis of commutative grade point average (CGPA) as follows:

CGPA DEGREE

4.50-5.0 Ist Class Honours 3.50-4.0 2nd Class Honours (Upper) 2.40-3.49 2nd Class Honours (Lower)

1.50-2.39 3rd Class Honours

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1.00-1.49 Pass 0.00-0.90 Fail FEES AND TRANSCRIPTS Fess payable in each academic session are ascertainable from the registration centers during the registration exercise for the session. A candidate may apply to the Registrar for a transcript of his/her academic records on payment of prescribed fees. The current fees are as follows:

• N1500.00 (one thousand, five hundred Naira only) for transcripts being sent within Nigeria.

• N2,500.00 (Two thousand five Naira only) for transcripts being sent outside Nigeria

The transcripts may bee sent only to organizations and institutions at the request of the student concerned. A personal transcripts may be sent to a student on request but shall be bodily marked “students copy. Not for Office Use.”

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CHAPTER FOUR

WITHDRAWAL FROM THE UNIVERSITY CONDITIONS FOR WITHDRAWAL FROM

THE UNIVESITY Voluntary Withdrawal A student may withdraw from the University at any time on the completion of the official withdrawal form obtainable from the office of the Dean of Student Affairs. In the case of such voluntary withdrawal, the refund of fees paid in excess of the period stayed in the University will be made by the Bursar’s office. Such a student may retain grades made in the sessional examinations. A student who so withdraws from the university may in order to be readmitted, send a formal application through his/her Head of Department and receive official clearance from the Registrar. Unauthorized withdrawal A student may withdraw or be asked to withdraw for health reasons certified by an approved medical officer. Such a student shall be re-admitted into the university on production of a valid medical report from an approved medical officer. Disciplinary Withdrawal A student who is sent out on grounds of disciplinary action may not be re-admitted unless with the express permission of the Vice-Chancellor. RE-ADMISSION

i. Financial Obligations before Re-admission Before a student may be considered for re-admission,

he/she shall be required to clear any debt standing against him/her before withdrawing from the university.

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ii. Time Limit for Re-Admission A student who withdraws from the university for any reason and who was not re-admitted within a period of three consecutive academic years from the date of his/her withdrawal may not be credited any course(s) taken prior to withdrawal should he/she return to the University. The head of department may, however, make a general assessment of the individual’s knowledge of the course taken prior to withdrawal and recommend the year of entry on re-admission.

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CHAPTER FIVE

GENERAL INFORMATION

The Bursary The bursary’s Department is responsible for the collection of authorized fees paid by the students. The fees are collected by the Faculty Finance Officers. Fees can also be paid at Special Programme Accounts Unit of the Bursar’s Department. Hostel and other authorized fees are stipulated from time to time by the appropriate organs of the University.

The University Library System The University of Nigeria Library System is not only an essential, but the central organ of the University’s academic life. It is made up of libraries at Nsukka and Enugu Campuses. Here in Nsukka are the main library, Nnamdi Azikiwe Library, the faculties of Agriculture and Education Libraries and the Institute of African Studies Library and the Institute of Education Library. At Enugu, we have the Enugu Campus Main Library, the Institute of Development Studies’ Library, the Medical Library and Law library. Services At the Nnamdi Azikiwe Library Nsukka Campus, reader’s needs are provided by the staff in the following sections of the Library. a. Reference Section

This is the main port of call in our library. From here readers are guided to the sources of information they want

b. Circulation It is here that registration of readers borrowing and returning of books are carried out .

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c. Serials This contains periodicals in fields of study offered in the University. With the help of serial staff, the reader sets at the latest articles in his/her area of study. The Institute of Education library is a specialized library established to meet the special needs of her Sandwich students. It’s reference library with special and rare collection.

THE ROLE OF THE REGISTRAR IN THE SANDWICH PROGRAMME The Registrar’s department takes care of the administration of the academic problems of the students. The Admission Office of the registry handles all the admission processes of every student of the University from advertising for the course to registration of the student. Thereafter the records for registered students are transferred to the records Office for the Registry for proper documentation storage and retrieval. It is this unit that issues a transcript of academic records of students and graduates of the University to Organizations of student’s choice at the fee of N500 and N1,000 for within and outside Nigeria, respectively, at the moment. The examinations office of the registry deals with the academic problems of the students spanning from the implementation of the approved academic regulations to ensure compliance, the process and publication of the examination results to the issuance of certificate to successful candidates. The Administration Office of the Registry takes care of the ordering of the academic regalia of the student of the University both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Organizes the convocation ceremonies and issues identity cards. While the Career Office of the registry takes care of the social, Financial and careers problems of the student. It is this unit that liaises with the National Secretariat of the NYSC for the placement of the graduates of the university on the NYSC programme.

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The registrar’s Department is willing and ready at all times to attend to your individual problems. Please do not hesitate to consult the relevant arm of the Registry as the need may arise. Finally, if you are given provisional clearance at registration, it is your responsibility to find out why and to see to it that you are finally issued by the Administrations Office, with full clearance, falling which your records will both be transferred to the Records Office and your examination result will not be processed. Also, if at any time you are prevented from sitting any university examination on Account of ill-health, you should submit, within one month from the date of the examination, a medical certificate to the Registrar’s Office in order to be allowed to sit the subsequent examination as your first attempt.

THE ROLE OF THE STUDENTS AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT The department of Student Affairs, as the management base of the hostel services, Auxiliary Enterprises Unit of the University, plays a significant role in the Sandwich Programme. This role is the form of such specific functions as:

i. The allocation of the students to the halls where they are received, registered and assigned to rooms by Hostel Porters under close supervision;

ii. The supervision and control of hostel staff some of whom are scheduled to attend to students numerous problems on a 24 hour daily basis.

iii. Issuing of hostel facilities to sandwich students who paid full fees for accommodation. Such facilities include beds/mattress, ward-robes, reading desks, book-racks and toilet rolls.

iv. Liaising with the Works Services Department for the repair/replacement of these items when necessary;

v. The co-ordination and supervision of the activities of the catering contractors in order to ensure that sandwich students are served good and adequate meals under hygienic conditions; The degree of success achieved in the performance of the above specific functions of the Department of Student Affairs is relative to the resources-

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material and financial available to the department, as well as to the degree of co-operation extended to it by sandwich students and some other department of the University.

THE SECURITY DEPARTMENT The university has a Security Department whose responsibility is to serve and protect a social and academic environment that sustains and encourages moral and intellectual growth. It does this by anticipating and preventing unsafe conditions or protecting individuals from the impudent or illegal acts of others. The University Campus is a heterogeneous community and other such communities, it is vulnerable to the activities of criminals. You have been given this advance information in order to make you security conscious throughout the duration of your stay here. The students belongs to the larger single group on the campus and is more vulnerable to the criminal activities of men of the under-world or the budding criminal who could also be a student. The student therefore, has an important role to play in the combat against solo or organized crimes on the campus. Principally, this role includes providing information essential to effective campus security planning and crime prevention. Law enforcement information systems are found in international. National, state, Municipal and campus levels. The rationale for the existence of such a system is that few crimes occur in a vacuum few still will be solved by the investigator isolated from information and non will be pre vented. Having said this much, it will be necessary to state hereunder a number of campus rules and peculations for your guidance:

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CAMPUS SECURITY PRECAUSTION AND RULES a) Always remember to secure your valuable personal

effects. Do not let a thief make your room a shopping center.

b) Remember always to lock up your room and ensure that you have done so before leaving for anywhere.

c) Ensure that you install an effective immobilizer in your car, if you have one.

d) Ensure that you report any suspicious activity to Security Department (telephone No:042-77145)

e) Always be at alert and report suspicious individuals to the security Department.

f) Do not touch a suspicious package or other materials wherever they are seen, rather get in touch with security department.

g) Do not get involved in plans to procure examination question papers and don’t fail to report any person/persons planning such to security department.

h) Do not hesitate to report any fire outbreak to the security department or directly to the Fire service (Telephone: 042-771567).

i) All lost but found property should be deposited at the Security department.

j) You are warned and advised to shun cultism and cult-related activities. Check the kind of friends or acquaintances you keep to avoid luring you into cult activities and to other nefarious activities;

k) Do not allow yourself to be lured into violent act. Involvement in any act of violence attracts some sanctions and (or) surcharge or loss of studentship.

l) Female students should however beware of male acquaintances they keep. They should also avoid going out alone especially during the dark hours of the day to avoid certain negative acts by unscrupulous men on campus.

m) Do not break the University regulations on hostel accommodation. Squatting is serious offence. Do not squat

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or be squatted as this may attract ousting you from the hostel.

n) Students are advised not come to be university with valuable property not directly needed for academic purpose to avoid their being stolen.

o) Always make sure you deposit the excess money you have in the bank for safe custody.

p) Meanwhile the security Department is always at the alert to give you the desired protection. Do not hesitate to report to the Security Department in case of any security problem, or assistance.

Finally, it has to be stressed that security is everybody’s responsibility.

THE FACILITIES AND SERVICES OF THE UNIVERISTY MEDICAL CENTRE The Medical center provides diversified curative and preventive m medical services to the university students, staff and their dependents. The out-patient section attends to out-patients daily from 7.30am to 3.30 pm but emergency cases are also treated from 3.3pm to the following day. The Medical center therefore operates for 24hours every day. Experienced doctors and nurses are available for routine consultations during the normal official working hours and also for emergencies at any time. All category of patients-male, female and children-are attended to at the medical Center. There is also a programme for weekly inoculation of children against communicable diseases. There is an ample 60-Bed ward where serious cases are admitted for detailed attention. There is a surgical Theater for operations and under a resident surgeon. The X-ray unit undertakes x-ray of patients for investigation. The laboratory is equipped for clinical chemistry, hematology, bacteriology and parasitology. There is also a small blood bank for blood transfusion in appropriate cases. The Public Health Unit is concerned with Vector control, refuse disposal and with the co-operation of the Estate

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Department undertakes the general environmental sanitation of the campus.

Cases that cannot be managed with the available facilities in the Medical Center are referred to the University for Nigeria Teaching Hospital at Enugu. Ambulance vehicles are available to convey critically ill students from the hostel to the Medical center or to the teaching Hospital.

THE GENERAL STUDIES COURSES AND THE UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES General studies as an area of study, was introduced in this university as in most other universities of the world to provide information, knowledge and skills outside the student’s area of specialization so as to make them more versatile in outlook by enlarging their contexts and perspectives. It is intended to provide recipients with a balanced university education thereby enabling them to know a little of everything – the classics, the humanities and the sciences (Social and Natural)- and thus enable them to form intelligent opinions and well informed judgments about the achievements, failures, problems and nature of the human race within and beyond their immediate environment. Following courses are offered under the G.S. Programme. GS 101/102 The Use of English 2 Credit each GS 201/202 Peace and conflict Resolution 2 Credit each GS 105/106 Natural Science 2 Credit each GS 207/208 Humanities 2 Credit each GS 111 The use of library and study skills 2 Credits In order to receive a degree, all students of the university are required to take the GS courses as follows: 1. G.S 101 and 102 are compulsory for all degree

students. 2. Candidates admitted by entrance into the university

must do six out of the eight G.S courses, but exemptions are permitted as follows:

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a. Students admitted into the Faculty of Business Administration and social science are exempted from G.S 201/202

b. Students admitted into the Faculties of Agricultural Sciences, Biological Sciences, Engineering, Medicine and Physical Sciences are exempted from G.S 105/106.

c. Students admitted into the Faculties of Arts and Law are exempted from G.S 207/208.

d. Students admitted into the Faculty of Education are exempted from any one G.S course as may be recommended. All direct entry students must take four G.S courses of which G.S. 101 and 103 must be included.

e. All students must take a minimum of two computer science courses as a compulsory requirement for graduation in accordance with NUC Prescription.

THE SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES AND THE POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION, SANDWICH PROGRAMME The postgraduate Diploma in Education (Sandwich) PGDE is principally run by the institute of Education but co-coordinated and supervised by the school of postgraduate studies. Only university graduates are eligible to enroll for the Sandwich Postgraduate Diploma in Education. However, in course content and requirement, the Sandwich PGDE is the same as the one-year regular PGDE Programme of the Department of Education of the University. The task of overseeing the conduct and processing of all examinations taken by all post-graduate students (including the PGDE Sandwich students) is carried out by the School of post-Graduate studies. The school advices on the regulations governing all our postgraduate examinations. In the case of ill-health, or any other acceptable and substantial reason, requests for deferment of registration is entertained by the Board of the school.

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FURTHER NOTES The University provides channels of communication for the resolution of all matters. Students are therefore advised to adhere to the channel of communication if they have any course to address the Vice Chancellor. Whereas communications on matters of students’ welfare are to be channeled through the Deans, Heads of Department and the Director, Institute of Education. Students are also advised to report problems pertaining to their welfare to the President of the Sandwich Student Union.

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ART EDUCATION

EDUCATION/ENGLISH FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ENGL 111 Introduction to Oral Literature 3 ENG 121 Basic Grammar and Composition 3 ENGL 133 Introduction to Drama 3 ENGL 141 Introduction to Fiction 3 CS 101 Introduction to Computer science 2 GS 101 Use of English I 2 ENGL 152 Introduction to Poetry 3

Total 23 SECOND LONG VACATION CORUSES NUMBER TITLE UNTS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 222 Special Methods 3 ENGL 221 Spoken English 3 ENGL 222 Intermediate Grammar and

Composition 3 ENGL 321 Comparative Grammar 3 GS 102 Use of English II 2 CS 304 Computer Application 2 Total 23

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THIRD LONG VACATION CORUSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instr.3 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Methods, Stat. & Comp.

Usage 3 ENGL 322 Advanced Prose Composition 3 ENGL 324 Morphology and Syntax of English 3 ENGL 344 African Fiction 3 GS 105 Natural Science 2 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2

Total 24 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE ED 326 Language Education 2 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 2 ENGL 323 Phonology of English 3 ENGL 325 Semantics 3 ENGL 336 African Drama 3 ENGL 355 African Poetry 3 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 CED 342 Business Development and

Management 2

Total 23

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ENGL 421 Stylistics 3 ENG 422 Problems of English in West Africa 3

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ENG 433 Studies in Drama 3 ENG 441 Studies in Fiction 3 ED 451 Project 4 Total 21

EDUCATION/FRENCH

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 222 Special Methods 3 FRE 231 Critical Approaches to French Lit. 2 FRE 232 Introduction to Literature in French 1 FRE 261 Oral Expression & Com. In French 3 GS 105 Natural Science 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer Science 2

Total 22

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 341 Research Methods Stat. & Comp. Usage 3 FRE 211 French Grammatical Structure 3 FR 221 French Comprehension and

Stylistics 3 FR 234 Survey of French Lit. 16th & 17th

Centuries 3 FR 252 French Club 1 CS 304 Computer Applications 2

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GS 106 Nattural Science II 2

Total 21 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 FRE 262 Int. to French Phonetics & Phonology 2 FRE 311 Advanced studies in French

Structure I 2 FRE 312 Advanced studies in French

Structure II 2 FRE 321 French Composition 2 FRE 331 African Literature written in French 2 FRE 332 French Prose 2 FRE 341 Introduction to Translation I 2 FRE 351 Culture & civilization of France 2 FRE 361 Advanced studies in French

Phonetics 2 FRE 362 Communication Skills 1 Total 23 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and

instruction 3 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 FRE 333 French Literature of the 18th

Century 2 FRE 334 Literature in Philosophy 2 FRE 342 Introduction to Translation II 2 FRE 363 Oral English 2 FRE 411 Applied to the Teaching of French I 2 FRE 421 Essay writing in French 2

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FRE 431 19th Century and Literature 3 FRE 433 African Literature in French Poetry 2 Total 23 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 FRE 412 Ling. Applied to the Teaching of

French II 2 FRE 435 20th Century French Lit. 3 FRE 436 African Lit. in French Fiction 2 FRE 441 Advanced Translation I 3 FRE 442 Advanced Translation II 3 FRE 461 Advanced Oral French 1 ED 451 Project 4 Total 22

EDUCATION/ HISTORY FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 222 Special Methods 2 HIS 211 Nigeria from 1800-1900 3 ARCHY 241 Introduction to Cultural management 3 GS 103 Social Science I 2 Total 21

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SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 HIS 212 Economics History of Nigerian in

the 19th Century 2 ARCH 215 Environmental Archeology 3 HIS 222 History of East and Central

African since 100 A.D 3 HIS 231 History of Russian since 1800

to 1917 3 HIS 242 History of USA since 1805 3 GS 104 Social Science II 2 Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 341 Research Methods Stat. &

Computer usage 3 HIS 311 Nigeria from 1900 to 1970 3 HIS 321 African and outside world since 20th

century 2 HIS 322 Problems and Prospects of Regional Economic Development in West

Africa 3 ARCHY 322 Archeology in Africa I 3 HIST 331 U.S.S.R. Since 1917 3 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2 Total 24

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FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 ARHCY 307 Introduction to Ethno-Archeology 2 HIST 341 Economic History of the USA in

the 19th Century 3 HIST 411 Nigeria from 1970 3 HIST 412 Economic History of Nigeria in the 20th Century 3 HIS 413 Special Paper (local History; History Of Igboland to 1900) 2 GS 106 Natural Science I 2 CS 304 Computer Application 2 CED 342 Business Development and

Management 2

Total 24 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Inst. 3 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 HIST 414 Special Paper (Local History-

History of Igbo) 2 HIST 421 O.A.U. Study of African

International Relations 2 HIST 422 African Since 1800 3 ARCHY 421 Archeology of Nigeria 3 ARCHY 422 Archeology of African II 3 ED 451 Project 4 Total 22

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EDUCATION (IGBO/LINGUISTICS) FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 LING 141 Introduction to Linguistics I 3 IGBO 202 Igbo Phonology I 2 IGBO 211 Introduction to Igbo Oral Literature 2 LING 241 Introduction to Phonology 2 LING 245 Introduction to Morphology 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 20 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 222 Special Methods 3 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 LING 142 Introduction to Linguistics 3 IGBO 206 Igbo Syntax I 2 IGBO 212 Introduction to Igbo Literature 2 IGBO 305 Igbo Dialectics 2 Gs 106 Natural Science II 2 CS 304 Computer Application 2 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2 Total 24

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THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Methods. Stat & Comp.

Usage 3 IGBO 313 Introduction to Igbo Drama 3 LING 361 Survey of Applied Linguistics 3 LING 381 Introduction to African Linguistics 3 LING 352 Introduction to Social Linguistics 3 IGBO 418 Contemporary Igbo Drama 2 Total 23 FORUTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR CORUSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Ins. 3 IGBO 306 Syntax II 3 LING 390 Field methods and research

Methodology 3 IGBO 403 Topics in Igbo Phonology 3 IGBO 413 Stylistics 3 LING 461 Lexicography 3 LING 462 Theory and Practice of Translation 3 Total 23 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 2 ED 442 Measurement and Evaluation 2

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IGBO 404 Topics in Syntax 3 IGBO 416 Contemporary Igbo Poetry 3 LING 441 Semantics 3 LING 470 Psycholinguistics 3 ED 451 Project 4 CED 342 Business Development & Management 2 Total 24

EDUCATION/MUSIC FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and planning 3 MUS 221 Foundation of Music III 1 MUS 241 African Music Theoretical studies I 2 MUS 243 African music: Music and society II 2 MUS 251 Basic Keyboard Studies II 1 MUS 263 Performance Workshop Western

Ensemble 2 MUS 352 Elementary Keyboard Harmony 1 MUS 265 Performance workshop African

Ensemble 2 MUS 468 Secondary instrument/Voice 1 GS 101 Use of English 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 23

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SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 222 Special Methods 3 ED 224 Educational technology 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 MUS 222 Foundation of Musicianship IV 1 MUS 224 Tonal Harmony IV 1 MUS 242 African: Theoretical Studies II 2 MUS 252 Basic Keyboard Studies II 1 MUS 262 Primary instrument/Voice IV 1 MUS 264 Performance Workshop: African

Ensemble 2 MUS 266 Performance workshop: African

Ensemble 2 MUS 325 Orchestration 2 MUS 466 Performance workshop: African

Ensemble 2 GS 102 Use of English 2 Total 23

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research methods, Statistics

& comp. Usage 3 ED 451 Keyboard Harmony and

Accompaniment 2 MUS 323 Composition 1 MUS 331 Western Music After 1750 2 MUS 341 African Music Theoretical studies II 2 MUS 361 Primary Instrument /Voice II 2 MUS 367 Performance workshop: African

Ensemble 2

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MUS 43 Analysis and Analytic method for Twentieth Century Music 2

GS 103 Social Science OR GS 105 Natural Science 2

Total 23 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Ins. 3 ED 425 Teaching Practice 3 MUS 324 Conducting and Performance

Management 1 MUS 362 Primary Instrument/Voice I 2 MUS 363 Secondary Instrument/Voice II 1 MUS 364 Secondary Instrument/Voice II 1 MUS 366 Performance workshop: Western

Ensemble 2 MUS 368 Performance workshop: African

Ensemble 2 MUS 401 Accoustics of Music 2 MUS 464 Performance workshop: Western

Ensemble 2 GS 104 Social Science II OR GS 106 Natural Science II 2 CS 304 Computer Applications 2 Total 23 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 MUS 343 Music of other Cultures of the world 2

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]MUS 421 Modern Compositional Techniques 2 MUS 441 African Music: Theoretical Issues

and Contemporary Developments 3 MUS 461 Primary Instrument/Voice VII 2 MUS 463 Performance Workshop: Western

Ensemble 2 MUS 465 Performance workshop: African

Ensembles 2 MUS 467 Secondary Instrument/Voice III 1 MUS 490 Criticism and Musical scholarship 2 ED 451 Project 4 Total 24

EDUCATION/RELIGION FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 221 Curriculum theory and Planning 3 ED 222 Special Methods 3 REL 124 Background of New Testament 3 REL 233 Religious Ethics I 3 CS 101 Introduction of computer science 2 GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 22 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 325 Teaching Practices I 3

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REL 101 Introduction to the study of religion 3 REL 125 Tradition to Jesus 3 REL 251 African Traditional Religion I 2 GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 CS 304 Computer Applications 2 Total 22 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and

Instruction 3 ED 341 Research method, Statistics and

computer Usage 3 ED 432 School Supervision and Inspections 2 ED 433 Classroom organization and

management 3 REL 314 Religion of Old Testament 3 REL 323 New testament texts I 3 REL 351 African Traditional Religion II 3 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2

Total 24

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practices II 3 REL 205 Problems of religious Beliefs and

History 3 REL 241 History of Islam in west Africa 3 REL 301 Religious interpretation of society 3 REL321 Earliest Christianity: The Beginnings 3

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REL 331 Christian History and Doctrine II 3 REL 461 Departmental Seminar 2 CED 341 Business Development & Management 2 Total 24 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 REL 332 History of Christianity: in West Africa 3 REL 421 Close of the Law: Testament Era 3 REL 431 Christian History and Doctrine III 3 REL 412 Literature of Old Testament 3 REL 422 New testament text 3 ED 451 Project 4

Total 21

EDUCATION/FINE AND APPLIED ARTS

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 211 Educational Psychology 1 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and planning 3 FA 201 Still-Life Drawing 2 FA 231 Painting Composition 1 3 FA 241 Sculpture Processes: Modeling and Casting 3 FA 281 Historical Survey of western and Oriental Art 1 3 GS 101 Use of English 1 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2

Total 20

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SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 222 Special Methods 3 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology 2 FA 202 Figure Drawing 2 FA 261 Textile Design I 2 FA 282 Historical Survey of Western and Oriental Art II 3 FA 251 Visual Communication Design I 3 GS 102 Use of English II 2 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2 Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research methods, statistics and Computer usage 3 ED 431 Educational Administration 2 CED 342 Business Development & Management 2 SPECIAL SUBJECT AREA (SELECTED 10 UNITS From one of the Options below) GS 105 Natural Science I 2 SUBJECT AREA OPTIONS PAINTING FA 301 Draughtsmanship I 2 FA 331 Life, Still-life Painting I 6 FA 332 Painting Composition I 6 FA 382 African Architecture I 2 FA 384 Research techniques in Fine and Applied Arts 2

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SCULPTURE FA 301 Draughtsmanship I 2 FA 341 Sculpture Processes: Modeling and Casting 6 FA 342 Sculpture Processes Carving I 6 FA 382 African Architecture I 2 FA 384 Research techniques in Fine and Applied Arts 2 VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN FA 301 Draughtsmanship I 2 FA 321 Photography II 4 FA 322 Printmaking 4 FA 382 African Architecture I 2 FA 384 Research techniques in Fine and Applied Arts 2 TEXTILE DESIGN FA 301 Draughtsmanship I 2 FA 361 Textile Design II 4 FA 362 Woven Structure I 4 FA 381 African Architecture I 2 FA 384 Research techniques in Fine and

Applied Arts 2 CERAMIC DESIGN FA 301 Draughtsmanship I 2 FA 371 Ceramic: Throwing and Modeling 4 FA 372 Industrial Ceramic and Design 4 FA 381 African Architecture I 2 FA 384 Research Techniques in Fine and Applied Arts 2 ART HISTORY FA 301 Draughtsmanship I 2 FA 381 Historical Survey of Western and Oriental Art III 4 FA 382 African Architecture I 2

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FA 384 Research Techniques in Fine and Applied Arts 2 FA 385 Pre-Columbian and Oceanic Art and Culture 4 FA 386 Research Problem in African Art History 4 ART EDUCATION FA 301 Draughtsmanship I 2 FA 311 Curriculum and Methodology 2 FA 313 Practical Teaching in Art 2 FA 381 African Architecture I 2 FA 382 African Art 2 FA 384 Research Techniques in Fine and

Applied Arts 2 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 FA SPECIAL OPTION AREA (Select 8 Units from one of the Options below GS 106 Natural Science II 2 CS 304 Computer Applications 3 OPTIONS PAINTING FA 302 Draughtsmanship II 4 FA 311 Approaches to Art Teaching 2 FA 333 Rural Printing and Decoration 6 FA 334 Printing Theory 2 FA 344 Exploration of Indigenous Painting Forms and materials 2 FA 382 African Architecture II 2 FA 392 Project I 2

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VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN FA 302 Draughtsmanship II 4 FA 350 Visual Communication Design I 6 FA 352 Visual Communication Design Theory I 2 FA 364 Exploration of Indigenous Graphic Designs Forms and Materials 2 FA 383 African Architecture II 2 FA 384 Fine Art Criticism I 2 FA 392 Project I 2 TEXTILE DESIGN FA 302 Draughtsmanship II 4 FA 361 Woven Structure I 4 FA 362 Textile Design Theory I 2 FA 364 Exploration of Indigenous Textile Forms and Materials 2 FA 383 African Architecture II 2 FA 384 Fine Art Criticism I 2 FA 392 Project I 2 (From FAA Current Programme) CERAMIC DESIGN FA 302 Draughtsmanship II 4 FA 373 Ceramics Production Techniques 6 FA 374 Ceramics Design Theory I 2 FA 375 Exploration of Indigenous Ceramic Forms and materials 2 FA 382 African Architecture II 2 FA 384 Fine Art Criticism I 2 FA 392 Project I 2

ART HISTORY FA 302 Draughtsmanship II 4 FA 383 African Architecture II 2 FA 384 Fine Art Criticism I 2 FA 385 Historical Survey of Western and

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Oriental Art III 4 FA 389 Research Problems in African Art History 2 FA 392 Project I 2 Select 6 units from one of the followings: PAINTING, TEXTILE, CERAMICS, GRAPHICS, SCULPTURE

ART EDUCATION FA 302 Draughtsmanship II 4 FA 312 Introduction to the Theories of Art Education 2 FA 383 African Architecture II 2 FA 384 Fine Art Criticism I 2 FA 392 Project I 2 Studio Option 6

SCULPTURE FA 302 Draughtsmanship II 4 FA 341 Sculpture: Modeling and Casting II 6 FA 342 Sculpture Theory 2 FA 344 Exploration of Indigenous Sculpture Forms and Materials 2 FA 384 Fine Art Criticism I 2 FA 383 African Architecture II 2 FA 392 Project I 2 NON FINAL YEAR/CARRIED OVER COURSES FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ED 451 Project 4 SPECIAL SUBJECT AREA (Select 15 units from one of the options below)

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OPTIONS PAINTING FA 402 Advanced Drawing II 2 FA 433 Painting: Mixed media 6 FA 435 Advanced Exploration: Indigenous Painting/Idea/Materials 4 FA 481 African Art II 2 FA 491 Project II 4 SCULPTURE FA 402 Advanced Drawing II 2 FA 435 Advanced Exploration: Indigenous 4 Sculpture/Idea/Materials FA 443 Sculpture: Mixed Media 4 FA 481 African Art II 2 FA 491 Project II 4 VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN FA 402 Advanced Drawing II 2 FA 452 Visual Communication Design II 6 FA 455 Advanced Exploration: Indigenous Graphic Idea/Materials 4 FA 489 African Art II 2 FA 491 Project II 4 TEXTILE DESIGN FA 402 Advanced Drawing II 2 FA 462 Woven Structure III 4 FA 465 Advanced Exploration Indigenous Textile Idea/Materials 4 FA 481 African Art II 2 FA 491 Project II 4 CERAMIC DESIGN FA 402 Advanced Drawing II 2 FA 472 Architectural Ceramics 6 FA 475 Advanced Exploration: Indigenous Ceramics Idea/Materials 4

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FA 481 African Art II 2 FA 491 Project II 4 ART HISTORY FA 402 Advanced Drawing II 2 FA 481 African Art II 2 FA 484 Historical Survey of Western and Oriental Art IV 6 FA 488 Research Problems in African art History II 4 FA 491 Project II 4 ART EDUCATION FA 402 Advanced Drawing II 2 FA 412 Curriculum and Instruction for Art Education 6 FA 401 Project II 4 FA 481 African Art II 2 One of two electives (from the studio Options)

ADULT EDUCATION (ADMINISTRATION) FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 131 Organization and management of

learning Situation 2 ADE 231 Administration of Adult Education 2 ADE 201 Introduction of non-formal Education 2 ADE 233 Introduction in Adult Education

Innovation In Adult Education 2 ADE 221 Primary Healthcare and non-formal Education 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2

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ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 22 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 230 Policy and Design in Adult Education 2 ADE 212 Adult Education as a career 2 ADE 261 Statistics for Adult Education 2 ADE 203 Foundations of Extension Education 2 ADE 312 Special Education for handicapped

Adults 2 ADE 313 Learning, Teaching and

communication 2 ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 323 Community Dec: Theory and

Practice II 2 ADE 327 Adult Education and community Dev. 2 ADE 335 Designing Extension Education Prog. 2 ADE 329 Approaches to Rural Development 2 ADE 336 Open Learning System 2

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ADE 332 Principles of Adult Education 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 311 Education Psychology II 2 CS 304 Computer Applications 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 207 Humanities I 2 Total 23

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE ADE 401 Professional Seminar 2 ADE 421 Socio-cultural Aspects of comm. Dev. 2 ADE 424 Adult Education and Society II 2 ADE 431 Current Issues and problems in adult Education 2 ADE 351 Issues in Literacy Education 2 ADE 441 Practicum 1 ADE 422 Rural Development Programming 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSE ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 208 Humanities 11 2

Total 24

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 423 Rural Education and National

Development 2 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 433 Adult Education and Non-

governmental Org. 2

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ADE 434 Distance Education 2 ADE 435 Adult Education and International

Scene 2 ADE 436 Methods and Materials in Adult

Education 2 ADE 462 Case studies in Adult Education 2 ADE 471 Project 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 326 Curriculum Implementation and Inst. 3 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2

Total 23

ADULT EDUCATION

(COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT) FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 201 Introduction to non-formal Education 2 ADE 231 Administration to Adult Education 2 ADE 241 Field work in comm.; Dev.

And youth Org. 2 ADE 203 Foundations of Extension Education 2 ADE 223 Community Dev. Theory Practice I 2 ADE 221 Primary Healthcare and non-formal Edu. 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2

Total 24

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SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 261 Statistics for Adult Education 2 ADE 312 Special Education for Handicapped

Adults 2 ADE 327 Education and Community Develop. 2 ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2 ADE 336 Open Learning Systems 2 ADE 335 Designing Extension Education

Prog. 2 ADE 222 Population Trends and Politics 2 ADE 228 Comm. Dev. In comparative

perspectives 2 ADE 328 Non-formal Education and cop.

Movement 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 224 Educational Technology 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 103 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 24 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 332 Economics of ADE, Community

Dev. & Soc. Welfare 2 ADE 313 Learning Teaching and Commu. 2 ADE 323 Community Dev. Theory and Practice 2 ADE 329 Approached to Rural Development 2 ADE 361 Research and Evaluation in Adult Edu. 3 ED 102 History of Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3

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CS 304 Computer Application 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 207 Humanities I 2

Total 24 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 401 Professional Seminar 2 ADE 412 Motivation in Adult Literacy 2 ADE 412 Motivation in Adult Literacy 2 ADE 421 Socio-cultural Aspect of Comm.

Education 2 ADE 424 Adult Education and Society II 2 ADE 431 Current Issue and Problems in ADE 2 ADE 425 Teaching Practice 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSE ED 321 Curriculum implementation & Instr. 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ADE 425 Teaching Practice II 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 208 Humanities II 2

Total 25 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE ADE 322 Economics of Adult Education and Soc. Welfare 2 ADE 422 Rural Development Programming 2 ADE 423 Rural Education and National

Development 2 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 436 Methods and Materials in Adult

Education 2 ADE 441 Practicum 1

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ADE 435 Adult Education and International scene 2

ADE 453 Adult Literacy methods & Practice II 2

ADE 471 Project 4 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 422 Measurement and Evaluation 2 Elective: (Choose any 2 units) Pol. Sc. 213 Introduction to local Government 2 HED 143 Environmental Sanction 2 ED 426 Adult Education and community Dec. 4 Total 23

ADULT EDUCATION (LITERACY)

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 201 Introduction to non-formal

education II 2 ADE 223 Community Development Theory

and practice I 2 ADE 251 Indigenous communication strategy

in Adult Ed 2 ADE 231 Administration of Adult Education 2 ENGL 141 Introduction to Fiction 3 ENGL 152 Introduction to Poetry 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSE CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 24

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SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 312 Special Education for

Handicapped Adults 2 ADE 313 Learning, Teaching and communication 2 ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2 ADE 261 Statistics for Adult Education 2 ADE 252 Primer construction in Adult Education 2 ADE 257 Writing and production techniques

for non-illiterates 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 2 ED 224 Educational Technology 3 ED 102 History of Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 323 Community Dev. Theory and

practice II 2 ADE 361 Research and Evaluation in Adult Edu. 2 ADE 329 Approached to Rural Development 2 ADE 332 Principles of Adult Education 2 ADE 351 Issues in Adult Literacy Education 2 ADE 352 Problems of Languages in Adult

Lit. Ed. 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 304 Computer Application 2

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GS 207 Humanities I 2 Total 21 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 401 Professional Seminar 2 ADE 412 Motivational Adult literacy Education 2 ADE 424 Adult Education and Society II 2 ADE 431 Distance Education 2 ADE 453 Adult Literacy, methods & practice 2 ADE 356 Literacy for special Groups 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES Ed 321 Curriculum implementation & instruction 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 208 Humanities II 2 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2 Total 24 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 423 Rural Education and National dev. 2 ADE 435 Adult Education & the International

Scene 2 ADE 436 Methods and materials in Adult

Education 2 ADE 452 Curriculum Development in adult

Lit. Edu. 2 ADE 454 Functional Numeric Education 2 ADE 434 Distance Education 2 ADE 471 Project 1

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REQUIRED ANICILLIARY COURSES ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ED 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 CED 341 Business Development & Management 2

Total 22

ADULT EDUCATION/ IGBO LINGUSTICS

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 LING 141 Introduction to Linguistics I 3 IGBO 202 Igbo Phonology I 2 IGBO 211 Introduction to Igbo Oral Literature 2 LING 241 Introduction to Phonology 2 LING 245 Introduction to Morphology 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2

Total 20

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 222 Special Methods 3 LING 142 Introduction to Linguistics 3 IGBO 206 Igbo Syntax I 2 IGBO 212 Introduction to Igbo written Literature 2 IGBO 305 Igbo Dialectics 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 CS 304 Computer Applications 2 ED 224 Educational Technology 2

Total 22

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THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research methods Stat. & comp.

usage 3 IGBO 313 Introduction to Igbo Drama 3 LING 361 Survey of Applied Linguistics 3 LING 381 Introduction to African Linguistics 3 LING 352 Introduction to Social Linguistics 3 IGBO 418 Contemporary Igbo Drama 3 Total 23 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 321 Curriculum implementation and

Instruction 3 IGBO 306 Syntax II 3 LING 390 Field methods and research

methodology 3 IGBO 403 Topics in Igbo Phonology 3 IGBO 413 Stylistics 3 LING 461 Lexicography 3 LING 462 Theory and Practice of Translation 3 Total 23

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 2 ED 442 Measurement and Evaluation 2 IGBO 404 Topics in Igbo Syntax 3

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IGBO 416 Contemporary Igbo Poetry 3 LING 441 Semantics 3 LING 470 Psycholinguistics 3 ED 451 Project 4 Total 22

ADULT EDUCATION (ENGLISH)

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 201 Introduction to non-formal education 2 ADE 223 Community Dev. Theory and

practice I 2 ADE 251 Indigenous communication strat. In

Adult Ed. 2 ADE 231 Administration of Adult Education 2 ADE 141 Introduction to Fiction 3 ADE 152 introduction to Poetry 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 24 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 203 Foundation of Extension Education 2 ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2 ADE 312 Special Education for Handicaped

Adults 2

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ENGL 121 Basic Gramar and composition 2 ENGL 133 Introduction to Drama and Theater 3 ENGL 221 Spoken English 3 ENGL 222 Intermediate English Grammar and Composition 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 224 Education Technology 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 ED 102 History of Education in

Adult/Religion 2

Total 24 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 361 Research and Evaluation in Adult Ed.2 ADE 323 Community Dev. Theory and

Practice II 2 ADE 351 Issues in Adult Literacy Education 2 ADE 332 Principles of Adult Education 2 ADE 336 African Drama 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 207 Humanities I 2 Total 23

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FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 424 ADE and Society II 2 ADE 441 Practicum 1 ADE 453 Adult Literacy: methods and

practice II 2 ENG 322 Advanced prose composition 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practices II 3 GERNAL ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 304 Computer Applications 2 GS 208 Humanities II 2 Total 21

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 42 Rural Education and National

Development 2 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 43 Methods and Materials in Adult Education 2 ADE 471 Project 4 ENGL 433 Studies in Drama 3 ENGL 441 Studies in Fiction 3 ENGL 452 Studies in Poetry 2

Total 18

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ADULT EDUCATION (GOVERNMENT)

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 203 Foundations of Extension Education 2 POL. SC. 211 Nigerian government and Polities I 2 POL. SC. 213 Introduction to Local Government 3 POL. SC. 314 Introduction to comparative Polities 3 ADE 221 Primary Healthcare and Non-formal Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 201 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2

Total 22

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 203 Foundation of Extension Education 2 ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2 ENGL 121 Basic Grammar and composition 3 ENGL 133 Introduction to Drama and Theatre 3 ENGL 221 Spoken English 3 ENGL 222 Intermediate English Grammar and Composition 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSE ED 224 Education Technology 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 Total 24

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THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 361 Research and Evaluation in Adult

Education 2 ADE 323 Community Development: Theory and Practice II 2 ADE 251 Issues in Adult Literacy Education 2 ADE 332 Principles of Adult Education 2 ADE 336 African Drama 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSE ED 325 Teaching Practice II 3 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 207 Humanities I 2

Total 23

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 424 Adult Education and society II 2 ADE 441 Practicum 1 ADE 453 Adult Literacy methods and

practice II 2 ENGL 322 Advanced prose composition 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 321 Curriculum implementation and

instruction 2 ED 411 Education Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES CS 304 Computer Application 2 GS 208 Humanities II 2 Total 21

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FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 423 Rural Education and national

Development 2 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 436 Methods and materials in Adult

Education 2 ADE 471 Project 4 ENGL 433 Studies in Drama 3 ENGL 441 Studies in Fiction 3 ENGL 452 Studies in Poetry 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 Total 21

ADULT EDUCATION

(POLITICAL SCIENCE) FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 203 Foundation of Extension Education 2 POL. SC. 211 Nigerian Government & Politics I 2 POL.SC.213 Introduction to local government 3 POLS.SC. 314 Introduction to comparative Politics 2 ADE 221 Primary Healthcare and non-formal Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2

69

GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 24 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 223 community Development: Theory

and practice 2 ADE 231 Administration of Adult Education 2 ADE 261 Statistics in Adult Education 2 ADE 323 Community Development: Theory And practice 2 POL. SC.212 Nigerian Government and

Politics II 2 POL. SC. 341 Politics of Development &

Underdevelopmet 3 POL. SC. 351 History of Political thoughts I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 24 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 361 Research & Evaluation in Adult

Education 2 ADE 424 Adult Education and Society II 2 POL. SC. 251 Political Ideas 2 POL. SC. 301 Political Behaviour 2 POL. SC. 311 Comparative Federalism 2 POL.SC. 411 Military and Politics 3

70

ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2 CS 304 Computer Application 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 207 Humanities 2 Total 23

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE POL. SC. 352 History of Political thought II 2 POL. SC. 413 Nigerian Local Government 3 ADE 332 Principles of Adult Education 2 ADE 431 Current Issues & Problems in Adult Education 2 ADE 453 Adult Literacy: methods and

practice II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 321 Curriculum Implementation 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 ED 102 History of Education GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 207 Humanities II 2 Total 23 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES POL. SC. 412 Politics and law in Africa 3 POL. SC. 414 Political parties and pressure Groups 3 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 436 Methods and Materials in Adult

Education 2

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ADE 432 Rural Education & national Development 2

ADE 471 Project 4 POL. SC. 441 State and Economy REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 442 Measurement and Evaluation 2 Total 21

ADULT EDUCATION (ENGLISH) FIRST LONG VACATION TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 201 Introduction to Non-formal Education 2 ADE 223 Community Development Theory

and practice 2 ADE 251 Indigenous communication

strategies in Adult 2 ADE 231 Administration of Adult Education 2 ENGL 141 Introduction to Fiction 3 ENGL 152 Introduction to poetry 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 24 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 203 Foundation of Extension Education 2 ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2

72

ENGL 121 Basic Grammar and Composition 3 ENGL 133 Introduction to Drama and Theatre 3 ENGL. 122 Spoken English 3 ENG. 222 Intermediate English Grammar and

composition 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 24

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 361 Research and Evaluation in Adult

Education 2 ADE 323 Community Development: Theory

and Practice II 2 ADE 351 issued in Adult Education 2 ADE 332 Principles of Adult Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 207 Humanities 11 2 Total 23

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 424 ADE and society II 2

73

ADE 441 Practicum 1 ADE 453 Adult Literacy: Methods and

practice II 2 ENG 322 Advance prose composition 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 321 Curriculum implementation and

instruction 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ADE 425 Teaching Practice III 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES CS 304 Computer Application 2 GS 208 Humanities III 2 Total 21

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 423 Rural Education and National

Development 2 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 436 Methods and materials in Adult

Education 2 ADE 471 Project 4 ENGL 433 Studies in Drama 3 ENGL 441 Studies in Fiction 3 ENGL. 452 Studies in Poetry 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSE ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2

Total 21

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ADULT EDUCATION (ECONOMICS)

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 223 Community Development: Theory and Practice I 2 ECONS 101 Principles of Economics I 2 ECONS 131 Introduction to Economics Statistics I 2 ECONS 283 Structure of the Nigerian Economics I 2 ADE 261 Data Processing in Adult Education 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 211 Education Psychology I 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 103 Natural Science I 2

Total 24 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 241 Field work in com. Dev. And

Youth Org. 2 ECONS 102 Principles of Economics II 2 ECONS 261 Urban and Region Economics 2 ECONS 132 Introduction to Economics

Statistics II 2 ECONS 282 Structure of the Nigerian

Economy II 2 ADE 231 Administration of Adult Education 2 ADE 323 Community Dev. Theory and

Practice II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 224 Educational technology 2

75

ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 312 Special Education for

Handicapped Adults 2 ADE 361 Research and Evaluation in Adult

Education 2 ECONS 361 Developmental Economics 2 ECONS 363 Political Economy 2 ECONS 301 Intermediate Microeconomics

Theory 4 ECONS 302 Intermediate Microeconomics

Theory 4 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 CS 304 Computer Applications 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 207 Humanities II 2 Total 24

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 332 Principles of Adult Education 2 ECONS 392 Research methods in Economics 2 ADE 453 Adult Literacy: methods and

practice II 2

76

ECONS 401 Advanced Microeconomics Theory and policy 2

ECONS 402 Advanced Macro-economic Theory and policy 2

ECONS 464 Economic Planning I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 321 Curriculum implementation and

Instruction 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 GENERAL ANCILLIARY COURSES GS 208 Humanities II 2 Total 22 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 424 Adult Education and society II 2 ADE 423 Rural Education and Natural

Development 2 ADE 431 Current Issues and Problems

in Adult Education 2 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 436 Methods & Materials in Adult

Education 2 ADE 471 Project 4 ECONS 465 Economic Planning II 2 ECONS 403 Advanced Micro-Economic

Theory & Policy II 2 ECONS 404 Advanced Micro-economy

Theory & policy II 2 ECONS 453 Economics of Production 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 Total 24

77

ADULT EDUCATION/RELIGION FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS REL 101 Introduction to the study of

Religion 3 REL. 124 Background of the New

Testament 2 REL. 201 Introduction to the Non-forma

Education 2 ADE 205 Foundation of Extension Education 2 ADE 223 Community Development: Theory

and Practice I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 24 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 221 Primary Healthcare and non-formal Education 2 ADE 231 Administration of Adult Education 2 ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2 REL 251 African Traditional Religion I 3 REL 323 New Testament Texts I 3 REL 241 History of Islam in West Africa 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 102 History of Education 2

78

GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 332 Principles of Adult Education 2 ADE 361 Research and Evaluation in Adult

Education 2 REL 321 Earliest Christianity: The Beginnings 3 REL 351 African Traditional Religion II 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 325 Teaching Practice 3 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 CS 304 Computer Application GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 207 Humanities 2 Total 21 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSES NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES REL.321 Religious interpretation of society 3 REL. 332 History of Christianity in west Africa 3 REL. 421 Close of the New Testament Era 3 REL. 431 Christian History and

development III 3 REL. 424 Adult Education and society 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 321 Curriculum Implementation Instruction 3 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3

79

GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 208 Humanities 2 Total 22 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES REL. 412 Literature of the Old testament 3 REL. 422 New testament Text 3 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 436 Methods and materials in Adult

Education 2 ADE 453 Adult Literacy: Methods & Practice 2 ADE 471 Project 4 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 441 Management and Evaluation 2 Total 20

ADULT EDUCATION (HEALTH) FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS ADE 201 Introduction to Non-formal

Education 2 ADE 223 Community Development: Theory

and Practice I 2 HED 142 Personal Health of University

Students 2 ADE 221 Primary Healthcare and Non-formal

Education 2 BIO 151 General Biology 3

80

REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 23

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES HED 144 Community Health 2 ADE 312 Special Education for Handicapped

Adults 2 HED 242 Emotional, Mental & social Health 2 HED 346 First Aid and safety Education 2 BIO 152B General Biology II 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 224 Education Technology 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory & Planning 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 24

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 322 Principles of Adult Education 2 ADE 323 Community Development: Theory

and Practice 2

81

HED 332 Health Counseling 2 HED 341 Adolescent and Adult Health 2 HED 343 Drug, Alcohol and Tobacco Education 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 304 Computer Application 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and

instruction 3 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 207 Humanities I 2 Total 20

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 331 Financing Adult Education 2 ADE 351 Issues in Adult Literacy Education 2 ADE 424 Adult Education and society II 2 ADE 453 Adult Learning: Methods and

Practice II 2 ADE 361 Research and Evaluation in

Adult Education 2 HED 345 Community Skills in Health

Education 2 HED 434 Community Dev. And Innovation in

Health Education 2 HED 442 Healthcare and Delivery System 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 208 Humanities II 2 Total 22

82

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ADE 423 Rural Education & National

Development 2 ADE 432 Comparative Adult Education 2 ADE 436 Methods and materials in Adult

Education 2 ADE 471 Project 4 HED 431 Administration and supervision in

Health Education 2 HED 435 Issues and problems in Health

Education 1 HED 444 Population Education 2 HED 446 Ageing and Death Education 2 HED 443 Occupational Health 2 ADE 431 Current Issues and problems in

Adult Education 1 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES ED 442 Measurement and Evaluation 2 Total 22

FOUNDATIONS EDUCATION/FOUNDATION (GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING)

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 213 Principles of Guidance and

counseling 2

83

ED 214 Sensitivity Learning 2 ED 215 Vocational Development and

Adjustments 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 216 Counseling Theories GS 101 Use of English I 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2

Total 21

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 Ed 205 Sociology of education 2 ED 217 Group Procedure in Guidance and Counseling 2 ED 219 Educational and Vocational

Information 2 ED 218 Behaviour Modification I 2 ED 227 Introduction to special Education 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 312 Personality Development 2 ED 313 Adolescence and Education 2 ED 324 Issues in primary Education 2 GS 102 Use of English II 2

Total 22 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 315 Psychological Testing and

counseling 2 ED 316 Organisation and Adm. Of

Guidance Services 2 ED 317 Practicum in Guidance and

counseling I 2

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ED 318 Behaviour Modification II 2 ED 221 Curriculum Implementation and

Instrument 2 ED 323 Pre-School Education 2 ED 326 Language Education 2 ED 341 Research Methods, Stats. And

comp. usage 3 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2

Total 23 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 204 Environmental Education 2 ED 329 Identification and Programming for

special Pupils 2 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 415 Counseling Techniques 2 ED 416 Ethical & Professional

Responsibilities in Guidance and counseling

ED 417 Practicum in Guidance and counseling II 3

ED 431 Educational Administration and planning 2

GS 106 Natural science II 2 HPE 344 School Health 2 CS 304 Computer Applications 2 CED 342 Business Development and

Management 2 [

Total 23

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FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 412 Abnormal Psychology and

Education 4 ED 427 Counseling special Education

Pupils’ Families 2 ED 429 Vocational Education and

Rehabilitation of Special Children 2 ED 433 Classroom organization and

management 2 ED 442 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ED 451 Project 4 ED 322 School Librarianship 2 ED 426 Adult Education and Community

Development 2

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE PHE 110 Philosophical and Historican founds. Of Physic. Ed. 2 PHE 116 Gymnastics 2 PHE 117 Skills & Techniques of Hooky &

Soccer 2 PHE 210 Dev. Of skills of Handball & Cricket 2 PHE 211 Human Anatomy and Physiology in Physic. Ed. 2 PHE 213 Principles of Recreation and outdoor

Purssits 1 PHE 216 Physiology of physical Education 1 HED 144 Community Health 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2

86

ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English I 2 Total 20 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES PHE 212 Motor learning and Human

performance 2 PHE 310 Organization and Administration of

Physic. Ed. 2 PHE 218 Methods & Resources for teaching

physical Ed. 2 HED 241 Communicable and non-

communicable Diseases 2 HED 343 Drug alcohol and Tobacco 3 ED 221 Curr. Theory and Planning 2 ED 224 Educational Tech. REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to CS 2 BIO 152 General Biology 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English I 2 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2 Total 22

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES PHE 313 Principles of conditioning through P.E 1 PHE 314 Org. of Intramural Sports and

Recreation 2 PHE 316 Skills & Tec. Of track Athletics 2

87

PHE 317 Scientific & Psychological Basic of Coaching 2

PHE 318 Sociological Foundation for Phy. Ed. 2 HED 346 First Aid and Safety Ed. 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 BIO 153 Gen. Biology 2 ZOO 311 Basic Physiology 4 CED 342 Business Development

and Management 2

Total 21 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES PHE 311 Research Methods in P.E 2 PHE 312 Curr. Planning in Phy. Education 2 PHE 411 Planning and Adm. Of competitive

sports 2 PHE 412 Practical coaching & officiating in

sports 2 PHE 324 Administration of community

Recreation 2 PHE 414 Skills & Tech. of Field Athletics 2 HED 441 Vital Statistics 2 ED 321 Curr. Implementation & instruction 3 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 CS 201 Computer Programming 2 Total 22 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES PHE 410 Prevention & care of sports injuries 1 PHE 412 Physical Education for the Atypical 2

88

PHE 415 Kinesiology 2 PHE 416 Supervision in physical Ed. & Rec. 1 PHE 417 Advanced skills of soccer and tennis 2 PHE 419 Issues and problems of Recreational Resources 2 PHE 451 Seminar in P.E 2 PHE 421 Planning & maintenance of Rec.

Resources 2 PHE 452 Project P.E. 4 PHE 413 Measurement & Evaluation in P.E. 2 Total 20

HEALTH EDUCATION

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES HED 144 Community Health 2 HED 233 Anatomy and Physiology I 2 HED 142 Personal Health & Health of University Students 2 HED 145 Nutrition Education 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 211 Education Psychology I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES BIO 151 General Biology 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English I 2

Total 19

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SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES HED 232 School Health Education 2 HED 241 Communicable and

non-communicable Diseases 2 HED 341 Adolescent and Adult Education 2 HED 342 Family Health and Sex Education 2 ED 342 Drug Abuse and Tobaccos 2 ED 323 Special Education 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and planning 3 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES BIO 152 General Biology II 3 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English II 2

Total 21

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES HED 332 Health Counseling 2 HED 333 Human Anatomy and physiology II 2 HED 242 Emotional, mental and social Health 2 HED 345 Communication skills in Health

Education 1 HED 331 Care of the Atypical 2 HED 346 First Aid and safety Education 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES BIO 152C General Biology III 3 CS 201 Computer Programming 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 105 Natural Science 2 Total 22

90

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES HED 344 Consumer Health 2 HED 351 Research Methods in Health

Education 2 HED 431 Administration & supervision in

Health Education 2 HED 433 Health Maintenance of Body system 2 HED 441 Vital stat. & Data Processing Health Education 2 HED 434 Curr. Dev. & Innovation in Health

Education 2 HED 411 Physical Education for the Atypical 2 ED 326 Curriculum Implementation &

instruction 3 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 106 Natural science 2 Total 20

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES HED 435 Issues and problems in Health

Education 2 HED 436 Planning Health Education/Health

Sc. In Schools 2 HED 437 Seminar in Health education 1 HED 442 Healthcare Delivery Systems 2 HED 443 Occupation Health 1 HED 444 Population Education 2 HED 445 Health & Illness Behaviour 2 HED 446 Ageing & Death Education 2 HED 452 Project in Health Education 2 PHE 421 Cont. & Maintenance of Rec.

Resources 2 Total 20

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LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE/BOTANY

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 211 Collection Development 2 LIS 213 Technical Services in Libraries 2 LIS 241 Introduction to Library Administration 2 LIS 243 Library and info. Services I

Disadvantages Comm.. 2 BOT 211 Algology /Bryology 3 BOT 221 Introductory Plant Anatomy 4 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 101 Use of English I 2 GSP 111 Use of library and study skills I 2 GSP 207 Humanities I 2 Total 21 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 104 Introduction to Library Resources

and services 3 LIS 212 Organisation of Knowledge I 3 LIS 232 Introduction to Bibliography 2 LIS 252 Computers and Data Processing 2 BOT 241 Introductory Mycology 3 BOT 331 Introductory Plant Physiology 4 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 102 Use of English II 2 GSP 112 Use of library and study skills II 2 GSP 208 Humanities II 2

92

ELECTIVES: Units to be chosen from: LIS 222 Oral Traditions and Cultural Literature 2) LIS 234 Information Users 2)2 LIS 242 Library work with children & Youths 2) Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 311 Organisation of Knowledge II 3 LIS 331 Introduction to information science 2 LIS 361 Research Methodology 3 BOT 311 Morphology & Taxonomy of

Gymnospersm and Pteridophytes 4 BOT 312 Morphology & Taxonomy of

Angiospams 4 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GSP 201 Peace and conflict Resolution I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 18 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 421 Audiovisual Librarianship 2 LIS 431 Reference & information services 2 BOT 431 Advanced plant Physiology 4 BOT 471 Economic Botany 3 CED 342 Business Development

and Management 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 202 Peace and conflict Resolution II 2

93

Electives, 4 Units to be chosen from: LIS 423 Literature of /African Studies 2) LIS 425 Literature of Humanities and social

science 2) 4 LIS 427 Literature of science and Technology 2) Electives: 2 Units to be chosen from: LIS 441 National and Public Libraries 2) LIS 443 Academic and special libraries 2)2 LIS 445 School libraries and Media

Resources centres 2) Total 17 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 402 Contemporary Technology in libraries 2 LIS 412 Indexing and Abstracting 2 LIS 490 Project 4 BOT 461 Plant Ecology 4 Electives: 4 Units to be chosen from: LIS 404 Publishing and book production 2) LIS 414 Preservation and conservation

of Lib materials 2) LIS 422 Government and serials publications 2) LIS 424 Children’s Literature 2) LIS 442 Archives Adm. And Rec.

Management 2) 4 LIS 444 Inter Library Cooperative

And Information Networks 2) LIS 446 Library and information services

Policy 2) LIS 448 Library marketing and public relations 2) Total 16

94

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE/ECONOMICS

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 3111 Collection Development 2 LIS 213 Technical services in libraries 2 LIS 241 Introduction of Library Administration 2 LIS 243 Lib. & info. Services to

Disadvantaged Communities 2 ECON 201 Microeconomic Theory I 2 ECON 202 Macroeconomic Theory I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE EDU 211 Use of English I 1 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 101 Use of English I 2 GSP 111 Use of Library and study skills I 2 GSP 207 Humanities 2 Total 18

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 104 Introduction to library resources

and services 3 LIS 212 Organisation of knowledge I 3 LIS 232 Introduction to Bibliography 2 LIS 252 Computers and Data Processing 2 ECONS 203 Microeconomics Theory II 2 ECON 204 Macroeconomic Theory II 2 ECON 211 History of Economic Thought 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 208 Humanities I 2 GSP 102 Use of English II 2 GSP 112 Use of library and study skills II 2

95

ELECTIVE: 2 Units to be chosen from: LIS 222 Oral Traditions and cultural literature 2) LIS 234 Information users 2)2 LIS 242 Library work with children and youth 2) Total 23

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 311 Organization of knowledge II 3 LIS 331 Introduction to information science 2 LIS 361 Research Methodology 3 ECON 281 Structure of the Nigerian Economy II 2 ECON 361 Development Economics 2 CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 201 Pace and conflict resolution I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Electives: 4/5 Units to be chosen from the following or other approved electives. PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 2) SOC 101 Introduction to sociology I 2) GEOG 103 Fundamentals of human Geography I 2) ANTH 102 Introduction to Anthropology 2) FA 181 Art Appreciation I 2) MUS 141 African Music: Music and society I 2) ENGL 104 Introduction to Nigerian literature I 4/5 ARCHY 121 A survey of world Archaeology 3) Total 18/19

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 421 Audiovisual Librarianship 2

96

LIS 431 Reference & information services 2 ECONS 301 Intermediate microeconomics Theory 4 ECON 462 Economic Planning I 2 CED 342 Business Development and

Management 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 202 Peace and conflict Resolution II 2 Electives: 4 Units to be chose from the following courses: LIS 423 Literature of African studies 2) LIS 425 Lit. of Humanities and Soc. Sc. 2) 4 LIS 427 Lit. of Science and Technology 2) Electives: 2 Units to be chosen from: LIS 441 National and Public libraries 2) LIS 443 Academic and special libraries 2) LIS 445 Sch. Lib. & Media Res. Centre 2

Total 16 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 402 Contemporary technology in

Libraries 2 LIS 412 Indexing and Abstracting 2 LIS 490 Project 4 ECON 302 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory 4 ECON 465 Economic Planning II 2 Electives: 4 Units to be chosen from: LIS 404 Publishing and book production 2) LIS 414 Preservation and conservation of Lib.Materials 2) LIS 422 Government and serial publications 2) LIS 424 Children’s Literature 2) 4 LIS 442 Arch. Adm. And Rec. Mgt. 2) LIS 444 Inter-lib. Coop. & Info. Networks 2) LIS 446 Lib. & Info. Service Policy 2) LIS 448 Lib. Mkt. and Pub. Relations 2)

Total 18

97

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE/ENGLISH

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 211 Collection Development 2 LIS 213 Technical Services in Libraries 2 LIS 241 Introduction of library Administration 2 LIS 243 Lib. & Info. Service to Disadv.

Communities 2 ENGL 141 Introduction to Fiction 3 ENGL 152 Introduction to Poetry 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES EDU 211 Educational Psychology I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 101 Use of English I 1 GSP 111 Use of library and study skills I 2 GSP 105 Natural science I 2 Electives: 2/3 Units to be chosen from: ENGL 242 Engl. Lit. The Renaissance Period 3) ENGL 243 Engl. Lit. Neo-Classical Period 3)2/3 ENGL 244 American Lit. Survey 2) Total 22 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 104 Introduction to library resources

and services 3 LIS 212 Organization of knowledge I 3 LIS 232 Introduction to Bibliography 2 LIS 252 Computers and Data Processing 2 ENGL 243 Intermediate Grammar and

composition 2

98

ENGL 133 Introduction to Drama and Theatre 2 ENGL 221 Spoken English 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 102 Use of English II 2 GSP 112 Use of library and study skills II 2 GSP 106 Natural science II 2 Total 22 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 311 Organization of knowledge II 3 LIS 331 Introduction to information science 2 LIS 361 Research Methodology 3 ENGL 355 African Poetry 3 ENGL 344 African Friction 3 ETP 341 Entrepreneurship Education I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 201 Peace and conflict Resolution I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSE CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Electives: 2 Units to be chosen from: LIS 222 Oral Tradition and cultural literature 2) LISS 242 Library work with children and youth 2)2 LIS 234 Information Users Total 22

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 421 Audiovisual Librarianship 2 LIS 431 Reference & Information services 2 ENGL 452 Studies in poetry 3 ETP 342 Entrepreneurship Education II 2 ENGL 336 African Drama 3 ENGL 111 Introduction to oral Literature 3

99

GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GSP 202 Peace & conflict Resolution II 2 Elective: 4 Units to be chosen from the following courses: LIS 423 Literature of African Studies 2) LIS 425 Lit. of Humanities & Soc. Sc. 2)2 LIS 427 Lit. of Sc. And Technology 2) Electives 2 Units to be chosen from: LIS 441 National and Public Libraries 2) LIS 443 Academic and special libraries 2)2 LIS 445 School Lib. & Media. Res. Centre 2)

Total 23 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 402 contemporary Technology in

libraries 2 LIS 412 Indexing and Abstracting 2 LIS 490 Project 4 ENGL 441 Studies in Fiction 3 ENGL 433 Studies in Drama 3 Elective: 4 Units to be chosen from: LIS 404 Publishing and Book Production 2) LIS 414 Preservation and book production 2) LIS 422 Gov. and serials publication 2)4 LIS 424 Children’s Literature 2) LIS 442 Arch. Admin. & Rec. Mgt. 2) LIS 444 Inter-lib. Coop. & Info. Networks 2) LIS 446 Library & info. Service Policy 2) LIS 448 Lib. Mkt. and Pub. Relations 2) Total 18

100

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE /POLITICAL SCIENCE

FIRST LONG VACATION MAJOR COURSES LIS 211 Collection Development 2 LIS 213 Technical Services in Libraries 2 LIS 241 Introduction of library Administration 2 LIS 243 Lib. & info. Service to

Disadvantaged Communities 2 POL. SC 201 Introduction to political Analysis 2 POL.SC. 211 Nigerian Government and Politics I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSES EDU 211 Educational Psychology I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 101 Use of English I 1 GSP 111 Use of library and study skills I 2 GSP 207 Humanities 2 Total 18 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 104 Introduction to library Resources

and services 3 LIS 212 Organization of knowledge I 3 LIS 232 Introduction to Bibliography 2 LIS 252 Computers and Data Processing POL.SC. 212 Nigerian government and Politics II 2 POL.SC. 241 Foundations of political Economy 3 POL.SC. 301 Political Behaviour 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GSP 102 Use of English II 2 GSP 208 Humanities II 2 GSP 112 Use of Library and study skills II 2

101

Electives: 2 Units to be chosen from: LIS 222 Oral Traditions & cultural Literature 2) LIS 234 Information Users 2)2 LIS 242 Library work with children and youth 2) Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 311 Organization of knowledge II 3 LIS 331 Introduction to information science 2 LIS 361 Research Methodology 3 POL.SC. 221 Introduction to international relations 3 POL.SC. 341 Politics of Development and Underdevelopment 3 ETP 341 Entrepreneurship Education I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GSP 201 Peace conflict Resolution I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 18 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 421 Audiovisual Librarianship 2 LIS 431 Reference & Information services 2 POL.SC. 434 Development Administration 3 POL.SC. 351 Public Policy Analysis 3 ETP 342 Entrepreurship Education II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GSP 202 Peace & conflict resolution II 2 Elective: 4 Units to be chosen from the following courses: LIS 423 Literary of African Studies 2) LIS 425 Lit. of Humanities & Soc. Sc. 2)4 LIS 427 Lit. of Sc. And Technology 2)

102

Electives: 2 Units to be chosen from: LIS 441 National and Public Libraries 2) LIS 443 Academic and Special Libraries 2)2 LIS 445 School Lib. & Media. Res. Center 2) Total 16 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES LIS 402 Contemporary Technology in

Libraries 2 LIS 412 Indexing and Abstracting 2 LIS 490 Project 4 POL.SC. 441 State and Economy 3 POL.SC. 364 Contemporary Political Analysis 2 Elective: 4 Units to be chosen from: LIS 404 Publishing and Book Production 2) LIS 414 Preservation and Book Production 2) LIS 422 Gov. and Serials Publication 2)4 LIS 424 Children’s Literature 2) LIS 442 Arch. Admin. & Rec. Mgt. 2) LIS 444 Inter-lib. Coop. & Info. Networks 2) LIS 446 Library & Info. Service Policy 2) LIS 448 Lib. Mkt. and Pub. Relations 2) Total 17

SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION EDUCATION/SOCIAL STUDIES

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 ED 102 History of Education 2

103

SS 101 Structural Characteristics of Man’s Place 3 SS 102 Introduction to Nigerian social life And culture 3 SS 103 Introduction to Soc. Sids. Ed. And Nation Building 2 SS 112 Community life and Development (I) 2 GS 101 Use of English I 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer 2 P.SC. 111 Introduction to Political Thoughts 2 SS 100 Elements of Social Studies 3

Total 23 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 SS 104 The Family base as source of

structure of the society 3 SS 201 Study of matters in space SS 203 Soc. Sids. Education & Patterns Of Nation Building 3 GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 105 Natural Science I 2 CS 304 Computer Application 3 Total 22 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 204 Environmental Education 2 ED 222 Special Methodology 3 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology 2

104

ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 EDU 341 Research Methods. Stat. and comp. Usage 3 SS 202 Social Interaction 3 SS 205 Socio- Economics Structure of Nigeria 3 GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 23 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 SS 301 Study of events in places 3 SS 303 Social Study Education and Theories of nation building EDU 441 3 SS 304 Politics, Power and Government In Nigeria 3 SS 313 Communities life and

development (III) 3 SS 302 Nationalism & Patriotism 3 SS 305 Finance and Financial Institution 3

Total 24

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and

Instruction 3 EDU 411 Education Psychology III 2 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ED 451 Research Project 4 SS 401 Study of ideas in space 3 SS 403 Social studies Education, problems and prospects of nation building 3

105

SS 411 Contemporary world Issues 3 SS 421 Africa and Developing Nations 3

Total 23

EDUCATION/GEOGRAPHY

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 211 Education Sociology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 GEOG 121 Basic Statistical Method of

Geographers I 2 GEOG 131 Introduction of Map work and

Practical Gen 2 GEOG 211 Dev. And structural Basis of

Gemorphology 2 GEOG 313 The physical basis and climate 2 GEOG 215 Introductory Biogeography 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 23 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 204 Environmental Education 2 ED 222 Special Methods 3 ED 224 Educational Technology 2

106

GEOG 122 Basic Statistic Methods for Geographers II 2

GEOG 132 Elementary Survey 3 GEOG 212 Geographical Processes and Forms 2 GEOG 214 Climate Systems and Regional Climates 2 GEOG 242 Introduction of population

Geography 2 GEOG 301 Contemporary Philosophy and Methodology of Geography I 2 GEOG 341 Principles and Method of Geography 2 GS 102 Use of English II 2

Total 24

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice 3 ED 341 Research method, statistics and

computer usage 3 GEOG 271 Spatical organization of society 3 GEOG 351 Economic Geography 2 GEOG Electives; 4 Units to be chosen from 3rd year electives of 4 year (Ed/Geo) programme GEOG 216 Biogeography 2 GEOG 226 Introduction to environmental

Science 3 GEOG 451 The Developing world 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 105 Natural science I 2 TOTAL 24

107

FOUTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER MAJOR COURSES TITLE UNIT ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 311 Educational psychology II 2 ED 425 Teaching practice II 3 GEOG 302 Contemporary philosophy and

Methodology of geography II 2 GEOG 342 Theories and Applications in

Population Geography 2 GEOG 382 Geographical Regions of Africa 2 GEOG Electives: 2 units to be chosen from 3rd Year electives of four year CED/GEOG) programme 2 GEOG 401 Development of Geographic thought I 2 GEOG463 Environmental protection and Management 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE G.S106 Natural science II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE C.S 304 Computer Application 2

TOTAL 23

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER MAJOR COURSES TITLE UNITS ED321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 ED 411 Educational psychology III 2 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 GEOG 402 Development of Geographic

Thought I 2 GEOG 452 The development world 2 GEOG 481 Geographical Regions of Nigeria 2 GEOG 482 Geography of Nigeria Development 2 ED 451 Project 4

108

GEOGRAPHY ELECTIVES: 4 units to be taken from the list below 2 units each option area GEOGRAPHY OPTIONS PHYSICAL RESOURCE OPTIONS GEOG 412 Tropical Geomorphology 2 GEOG 414 Applied Climatology 2 GEOG 416 Ecosystems management 2 DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING OPTIONS GEOG 442 Internal Structure of the City 2 GEOG 454 Rural Development Planning 2 GEOG 456 Agricultural resources of the Humied tropics 2 GEOG 458 Industrial systems and Development 2 GEOG 468 Housing policies and problems 2 GEOG 472 The Political organization of space 2

EDUCATION/POLITICAL SCIENCE

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR NUMBER ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 211 Education Psychology 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 POL.S.C. 101 Introduction to political science I 2 POL.S.C. 102 Introduction of political science II 2 POL.S.C. 112 Nigerian Constitutional Development 3 POL.S.C. 211 Nigerian Government and politics I 2 POL.S.C. 213 Introduction of local Government 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 22

109

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 222 Special Methods 3 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 311 Psychology of Education II 2 POL.SC. 212 Nigerian Government and Politics II 2 POL.SC. 221 Introduction to International Relations 3 POL.SC. 333 Public Policy Analysis 2 POL.SC. 341 Politics of Development and Underdevelopment 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 304 Computer Application 2 Total 24

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Method, statistics & comp. Usage 3 POL.SC. 251 Political Ideas 2 POL.SC. 351 History of Political data Thought I 2 POL.SC. 362 Political Data Analysis 2 POLSC. 301 Political Behaviour 2 POL.SC. 311 Comparative Federalism 2 POL.SC. 331 Public relation Admin in Nigeria 3 POL.SC. 441 State and Economy 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 24

110

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 205 Sociology of Education 3 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 POL.SC. 312 Govt. Administration of Urban Systems 2 POL.SC. 364 Contemporary Political Analysis 2 POL.SC. 352 History of political Though II 2 POL.SC. 411 The Military and Politics 3 POL.SC. 413 Nigerian Local Government 3 POL.SC. 434 Development Administration 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 21 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 ED 411 Measurement and Evaluation 2 POL.SC. 412 Politics and Law in Africa 3 POL.SC. 414 Political Parties and Pressure Groups 3 POL.SC. 422 Politics of International Law 3 POL.SC. 425 Third World and Dependency 4 ED 451 Project 4 Total 23

111

EDUCATION/ECONOMICS FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ECONS 101 Principles of Economics I 2 ECONS 131 Introduction to Economics

Statistics I 2 ECONS 102 Principles of Economics II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES PHY 101 Introduction to Psychology 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer Science 2 Total 21 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 222 Special Methods 3 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ECONS 132 Introduction to Economics Statistics II 2 ECONS 361 Developmental Economics 2 ECONS 261 Urban and Regional Economics 2 ECONS 381 Structures of Nigeria Economy I GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English 2 Total 21

112

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Methods, Stat. and comp. Usage 3 ECONS 282 Structure of the Nigerian Economy II 2 ECONS 301 Intermediate micro economics Theory 4 ECONS 391 Research method in Economics 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 105 Natural science I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE SOC. 101 Introduction to Sociology 2 Total 21 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 213 Principles of Guidance and Counseling 2 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 ECONS 302 Intermediate micro economics Theory 4 ECONS 332 Introduction to Economics 2 ECONS 392 Research Methods in Economics II 2 ECONS 401 Advances of micro economic theory and Politics I 2 ECONS 465 Economics Planning II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 106 Natural science II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 304 Computer Application 2

Total 23

113

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 227 Introduction to special Education 2 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ECONS 402 Advanced macro economics Theory And Policy I 2 ECONS 403 Advanced micro economics Theory And policy II 2 ECONS 453 Economics of production 2 ECONS 461 Problems and politics of

Development 2 ECONS 464 Economics Planning I 2 ECONS 475 Project Evaluation I 2 ECONS 476 Project Evaluation II 2 ECONS 404 Advanced Macroeconomic And policy II 2 ED 451 Project 4 Total 24

SCIENCE EDUCATION

EDUCATION/BIOLOGY (OPTION A BOTANY) FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and planning 3 ED 222 Special Methods 3 BOT 221 Introductory plant Anatomy 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 103 Social science I 2

114

REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 ZOO 201 General Invertebrate Anatomy 2 Total 21 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 224 Education Technology 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ZOO 312 General Invertebrate Zoology 3 BOT 341 General Mycology 4 ZOO 312 Histology 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 107 Humanities I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 304 Computer Application II 2 Total 22 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Methods, Stat. and comp Usage 3 BOT 311 Morphology of Gymnosperm and Pteridophyte 4 BOT 312 Morphology and Taxonomy of Angiosperms 4 ZOO 301 General Vertebrates Zoology 3 BIO 301 Basic Principles of Ecology 3

115

GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 103 Social Sciences I 2 GS 207 Humanities I 2 Total 24 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 213 Principles of Guidance and Counseling 2 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 BOT 431 Plant Physiology 4 BOT 441 Plant Pathology 4 BIO 351 General Genetics 2 ED 431 Educational Administration 2 BOT 331 Introductory Plant Physiology 4 Total 23 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 BOT 421 Plant Anatomy 4 BOT 461 Plant Ecology 4 BOT 481 Seminar 2 ZOO 302 General Vertebrate Zoology 3 ED 451 Project 4 Total 24

116

EDUCATION/BIOLOGY

(OPTIONS B: ZOOLOGY) THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Methods. Stat. & comp. Usage 3 ZOO 301 General Vertebrate Zoology 3 BOT 211 Algeology and Bryology 3 ZOO 310 Basic physiology (Theory) 4 BIO 361 Basic Principles of Ecology 4 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 104 Social sciences 2 GS 208 Humanities 2 Total 24 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 ZOO 304 Laboratory Techniques 2 ZOO 404 Taxonomy and Evolution 3 ZOO 411 Development Biology 3 BOT 312 Morphology and Taxonomy of Angiosperms 4 ZOO 203 Advanced and comparative Vertebrate zoology 2 ZOO 302 General Vertebrate Zoology 3 Total 24

117

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 321 Curriculum implementation and Instruction 3 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ZOO 311 Basic Physiology Practical 2 ZOO 321 Introductory Parasitology 3 ZOO 451 Animal Ecology 4 BIO 351 Cytogenetic 4 ED 451 Projects 4

Total 24

EDUCATION/STATISTICS

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 211 Educational Psychology 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and planning 3 STAT 111 Probability I 2 MTH 111 Elementary Mathematics I 3 MTH 112 Elementary Mathematics II 3 STAT 112 Laboratory for inferences I 2 MTH 212 Linear Algebra I 3 GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 207 Humanities 2 Total 22 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 222 Special Methods 3

118

STAT 112 Probability II 2 MTH 113 Elementary Mathematics III 3 STAT 131 Inference I 2 MTH 131 Elementary Mechanics I 2 STAT. 211 Probability III 2 MTH 326 Real Analysis II 3 GS 102 Use of English 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 224 Educational Technology 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Methods, Stat. & comp Usage 3 STAT 132 Inference II 2 MTH 211 Sets Logic and Algebra 3 STAT 212 Probability IV 2 STAT 231 Inference II 2 MTH 231 Elementary Mechanics II 2 STAT 232 Inference IV 2 CS 201` Computer Programming 2 Total 23 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 321 Curriculum implementation and Instruction 3 MTH 213 Three Dimensional Analysis Geometry 2

119

MTH 214 Linear Algebra II 2 MTH 221 Real Analysis I 2 MTH 222 Elementary Differential Equations I 3 STAT 238 Laboratory for Inference II 2 MTH 322 Elementary Differential Equation II 3 GS 208 Humanities 2 CS 304 Computer Application 2 Total 23 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practices 3 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 STAT 311 Probability V 2 STAT 312 Probability VI 2 STAT 321 Distribution Theory I 2 STAT 322 Distribution Theory II 2 STAT 323 Digression Analysis I 2 STAT 432 Non-Parametric Method’s 2 ED 451 Project 4 Total 23

EDUCATION/CHEMISTRY FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory & Planning 3 CHEM 201 General Inoganic Chemistry 2 CHEM 211 General physical chemistry 2

120

CHEM 221 General Organic chemistry I 2 CHEM 222 General Organic chemistry II 2 CHEM 273 Practical organic Chemistry I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 21 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 22 Special Methods 3 CHEM 224 Educational Technology 2 CHEM 231 Analytical Chemistry 2 CHEM 271 Practical Inorganic chemistry I 2 CHEM 272 Practical Physical Chemistry 2 CHEM 301 Inorganic Chemistry 2 CHEM 311 Physical and Structural Chemistry I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE PHY 106 General Physical for Engineering And physical Sciences 2

Total 21

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Methods, Stat. & Comp. Usage 3 CHEM 302 Inorganic Chemistry II 2 CHEM 312 Physical and structural chemistry II 2

121

CHEM 313 Physical and structural chemistry III 2

CHEM 321 Organic Chemistry I 2 CHEM 373 Practical Organic chemistry II 2 CHEM 374 Applied Spectroscopy 2 GENERAL STUIDES COURSE CS 103 Social Studies I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES STAT 203 Statistical for Engineering and Physical Sc. 2

Total 22 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 ED 431 Educational Administration 2 CHEM 322 Organic Chemistry II 2 CHEM 371 Practical Inorganic Chemistry II 2 CHEM 401 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry I 2 CHEM 411 Advanced physical chemistry 2 CHEM 421 Advanced organic Chemistry I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 104 Social science II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 304 Computer Application 2

Total 21

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2

122

ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 ED 433 Classroom organization and Management 2 CHEM 323 Organic chemistry III 2 CHEM 372 Practical physical chemistry 2 CHEM 402 Advanced inorganic chemistry II 2 CHEM 412 Advanced physical chemistry II 2 CHEM 422 Advanced organic chemistry II 2 ED 451 Project 4 Total 23

EDUCATION/MATHEMATICS

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 224 Educational Technology 2 MTH 211 Sets, Logic and Algebra 3 MTH 212 Linear Algebra I 2 MTH 213 Three- Dimensional Analytic Geometry 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES STAT 111 Probability I 2 STAT 131 Inference I 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 STAT 211 Probability III 2

Total 23

123

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 222 Special Methods 3 MTH 131 Elementary Mechanics I 3 MTH 214 Linear Algebra II 2 MTH 221 Real Analysis I 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES STAT 112 Probability II 2 STAT 132 Inference II 2 STAT 133 Laboratory for inference I 2 MTH 222 Elementary Differential Equation I 2 STAT 233 Laboratory for inference II 2

Total 23 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 341 Research Methods, Stat & Comp. Usage 3 MTH 231 Elementary Mechanics II 2 MTH 241 Mathematical Methods I 3 MTH 326 Real Analysis II 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 103 Social science I 2 GS 207 Humanities I 2 REQUIRED STUDIES COURSE CS 201 Computer Programming I 2 Total 23

124

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 MTH 311 Abstract Algebra 3 MTH 321 Metric Space Topology 3 MTH 322 Elementary Differential Equation II 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 104 Social science II 2 GS 208 Humanities II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 304 Computer Application 2 Total 22 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practices II 3 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 MTH 312 Abstract Algebra II 3 MTH 323 Complex Analysis I 3 MTH 325 Complex Analysis II 3 MTH 335 Dynamics of Rigid Body II 3 ED 451 Project 4 Total 23

125

EDUCATION/PHYSICS FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 PHY 211 Structure of Matter 3 PHY 221 Mechanics 2 PHY 251 Electromagnetism 2 PHY 291 Practical Physical IV 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES MTH 206 Advanced Mathematics II 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 22 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 222 Special Methods 3 PHY 224 Education Technology 3 PHY 241 Waves 3 PHY 261 Introduction to Atomic and Nuclear Physics 2 PHY 321 Relativity Physics 2 PHY 331 Tereal Physics 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES MTH 208 Advanced Mathematics III 2 Total 22

126

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 325 Teaching Practices I 3 ED 341 Research Methods, Stat. & Comp. Usage 3 PHY 381 An introduction to Astronomy 3 PHY 391 Practical Physical V 2 PHY 392 Practical Physics VI 2 PHY 393 Workshop Course I (Mechanical) 2 PHY 394 Workshop Course II (Electronics) 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE CS 103 Social science 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES STAT 203 Stat. for Engineering and physical Science 2 Total 21 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 ED 311 Education Psychology II 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 PHY 351 Electronic 2 PHY 361 Quantum Physics I 3 PHY 421 Analytical Mechanics 2 PHY 451 Electromagnetic Theory 2 PHY 491 Practical Physics VII 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 104 Social science II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 304 Computer Applications 2 Total 22

127

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching practice II 3 ED 431 Classroom organization Management 2 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 ED 451 Project 4 PHY 411 Solid State Physics 3 PHY 462 Nuclear Physics 3 PHY 492 Practical Physics VIII 2 ELECTIVES: Any 2 units from the following courses ED213 Principles of Guidance and Counseling 2 ED227 Introduction to Special Education 2 ED 432 Education Administration 2

Total 23

EDUCATION/INTEGRATED SCIENCE

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 201 Philosophy of Education 2 INT.SC. 151 Introduction to integrated science 2 INT.SC. 152 Fundamental concept of matter And Energy 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 101 Use of English I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES PHY 104 General physics of Engineering and Physics science 2 MTH 112 General Mathematics I 3 PHY 191 Practical Physics 2 MCB 101 Introductory Microbiology 2

Total 20

128

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 ED 222 Special Methods 3 INT.SC. 251 Science and Society 2 INT.SC. 252 The Chemistry of Biological system I 2 GENERAL STUIES COURSE GS 102 Use of English II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES MTH 115 General Mathematics 3 PHY 109 Fundamental of Physics 3 CHEM 121 Basic Principles of chemistry 2 Total 22 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 213 Principles of Guidance and Counseling 2 ED 321 Curriculum implementation and Instruction 3 ED 323 Pre-school Education 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 433 Classroom organization and Management 2 INT.SC. 253 The physics of chemical system I 2 INT.SC. 352 The Chemistry of Biological system II 2 INT. SC. 358 Introduction of Biophysics 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES ZOO 304 Laboratory Techniques 2 GS 304 Computer Applications 2 Total 24

129

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 224 Education and Technology 2 ED 341 Research Methods, Stat. & Comp. Usage 3 ED 431 Educational Administration 2 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 INT.SC. 352 Introduction to Biogeography 2 INT.SC. 355 The Physics of Chemical system II 2 INT.SC. 458 Industrial Processes 2 INT.SC. 459 Analytical Processes 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 207 Humanities I OR 2 GS 103 Social science I REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CHEM 391 Chemical industry and Environment 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 Total 23 FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES ED 205 Sociology of Education 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 INT.SC. 356 Our Natural Environment 2 INT.SC. 453 Energy sources and Transport 2 INT.SC. 454 Environmental Pollution 2 INT.SC. 457 Workshop Practice II 3 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 ED 451 Project 4 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES G.S104 Social Science II OR G.S 208 Humanities II 2 REQUIRED ANCILLIARY COURSE GEOG 103 Basic and Applied Geography on Environmental and Physical Sciences 2 Total 23

130

VOCATIONAL TEACHER EDUCATION

AGRIC EDUCATION

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 101 Foundations of Vocational

Educations 2 VTE 111 Management of School Farm 2 VTE 211 Experience in Agriculture Education 1 ED 101 Introduction to Education 3 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES ANS 241 Introduction to Nutrition, Anatomy & Psychology of Farm Animals 3 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 GS 207 Humanities 2 Total 22 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 112 Production Techniques in Agric Education 2 VTE 113 Sch. Farm Tools & Equipment Maintenance 2 VTE 114 Introduction to forest Management

Edu. 2 VTE 213 Methodology in Agricultural

Education 2

131

REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE AGEC 201 Principles of Agricultural Economics 4 SSC 211 Principles of soil Science 2 ANSC 221 Introduction to Agric Biochemistry 2 STA 131 Inference I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English II 2 GS 208 Humanities 2

Total 22 THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 212 Farm Technology 2 VTE 221 Experience in Agric Education 1 VTE 304 Research Design in Voc. Education 2 VTE 311 Fishing and fish pond Management In School 2 VTE 312 Manipulative skill in Sec. School Agric 2 VTE 313 Post-Production Tech. in Agric.

Education 2 VTE 315 Introduction to Eco. Of Agric

Education 2 ED 311 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice II 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE STA 132 Inference II 2 CS 304 Computer Application 2

Total 22

FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 311 Continuous Assessment in Agric Education 2

132

VTE 401 Vocational Guidance 2 VTE 413 Farmer Education and productivity 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Planning 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE ANS 412 Animal Nutrition II 4 CS 521 Field Crops 2 CSC 541 Vegetable Crops 2 Total 22

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 402 Administration of Voc. Education 2 VTE 411 Soil Erosion Management Education 2 VTE 412 Seminar in Agric Education 2 VTE 414 Public Relations in Agric Education 2 VTE 491 Project 4 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CSC 361 Soil Chemistry and Microbiology 2 CSC 541 Vegetable Crops 2 Total 18

BUSINESS EDUCATION

FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 101 Foundation of Vocational education 2 VTE 135 Principles of Business and MKT

Education 2

133

VTE 136 Elements of Business 2 VTE 201 Industrial Work Experience 1 VTE 231 Advanced Shorthand 2 ACC 101 Element of Accounting I 3 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 Total 21 SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJORN COURSES VTE 233 Advanced Shorthand II 2 VTE 234 Production Typewriting 2 ED 224 Educational Technology 3 VTE 236 Methodology in Business Education 2 VTE 301 Industrial Work Experience 1 VTE 302 Evaluation in Vocational Education 2 VTE 135 Principles of Business and Marketing ACC 102 Element of Accounting II 3 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Planning 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE ECO 201 Micro-Economics 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English 2 Total 23

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THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 304 Research Design in Voc. Education 2 VTE 333 Business Law and Govt. Regulation 2 VTE 335 Business Oragnization 2 VTE 222 Business Communication 3 ACC 201 Financial Accounting 3 MKT 301 Nigerian Marketing System

Communication 3 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE ECO 203 Micro-Economic I STA 201 Statistical for social Business I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 105 Natural Science I 2 Total 24 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 401 Vocational Guidance 2 VTE 434 Office Technology 2 ACC 251 Government Accounting System 2 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 ACC 202 Financing Accounting II 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE CS 304 Computer Application 2 STAT 204 Statistics for social Business 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSE GS 106 Natural Science II 2 Total 20

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FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 332 Transcription 3 VTE 402 Administation of Voc. Education 2 VTE 431 Administrative office management 3 VTE 432 Consumer Economics 2 VTE 433 Seminar in Business Education 2 VTE 491 Project 4 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 Options ACC 311 Cost of Accounting I 2 ACC 312 Cost Accounting II 2 MKT 431 Retail and wholesale management 2 MKT 331 Sales Management 2 Total 26

HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE VTE 101 Foundation of vocational Education 2 VTE 201 Industrial work Experience 1 VTE 143 Basic clothing and Textile Designing 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 2 ED 102 History of Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES HSN 203 Human Biochemistry for Nutrition 2 HSN 315 General Nutrition 2 CS Introduction to computer 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English I 2 Total 22

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SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 241 Methodology in Home Economics 2 VTE 242 Textile science Education 2 VTE 243 Household Equipment 2 VTE 244 Meal Management & Safety Education 2 VTE 301 Industrial Work Experience I ED 224 Education Technology 2 VTE 443 Child Development and care 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES HSN 203 General Nutrition 2 HSN 315 Human Biochemistry for Nutrition 2 STA 131 Inference I 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English I 2 GS 207 Humanities I 2 Total 23

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 301 Industrial Work Experience 1 VTE 302 Evaluation in vocational Education 2 VTE 341 Consumer Education 2 VTE 344 Pattern Drafting & Adaptation Tech. 2 ED 321 Curriculum implementation & Instruction 3 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSE HSN 201 Human Biochemistry for Nutrition II 3 STA 132 Inference II 2 CS 304 Computer Applications 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 207 Humanities 2

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FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 401 Vocational Guidance 2 VTE 441 Home Administration 3 VTE 445 Laundry Word 2 VTE 444 Child Development Practicum 2 VTE 411 Educational Psychology 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 208 Humanities II 2 Total 16

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 345 Basic Design and Allied Crafts 2 VTE 402 Administration of Voc. Education 2 VTE 442 Home Administration Practicum 2 VTE 447 Advanced Clothing Educational Tech 2 VTE 446 Seminar in Home Economics Education 2 VTE 491 Project 4 VTE 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 VTE 343 Adult Education in Home Economics 2 Total 18

INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 101 Foundations of Vocational Education 2 VTE 201 Industrial Work Experience 1

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VTE 152 Industrial Safety 2 ED 101 Introduction to Education 3 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 ED 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES STA 131 Inference I 2 CS 101 Introduction to computer science 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 101 Use of English 2 GS 103 Social Science 2

Total 21

SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 301 Industrial work Experience II 1 ED 311 Educational Psychology II 2 ED 325 Teaching Practice I 2 ED 224 Educational technology 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES ME 202 Technical Drawing 2 EE 201 Principles of Electricity 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES GS 102 Use of English 2 GS 104 Social Science 2 Options VTE 361 Building Construction II 4 VTE 362 Wood Work II 4 VTE 381 Metal Work II 4

Total 28

THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 351 Drawing and Design 4 VTE 352 Occupational Analysis and course

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Const 2 VTE 302 Evaluation in Vocational Education 2 VTE 304 Research Method in Voc. Education 2 ED 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES STA 132 Inference II 2 ME 213 Workshop Technology 2 Options VTE 383 Automechanics I 4 VTE 363 Building Construction III 4 VTE 362 Wood Work II 4 VTE 364 Wood Work III 4 VTE 373 Electronics Technology I 4 VTE 372 Electrical Installation 4 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 401 Vocational Guidance 2 VTE 451 Technical and Architectural Drawing 4 VTE 453 Management of Industrial Laboratory 2 VTE 454 Seminar in Industrial Laboratory 2 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 ED 425 Teaching Practice II 3 Total 15 Option VTE 481 Automechanics III 4 VTE 384 Automechanics II 4 VTE 461 Applied Woodworking 4 VTE 471 Electrical Technology 4 VTE 374 Electronic Technology 4

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FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES VTE 402 Administration of vocational

Education 2 VTE 491 Project 4 ED 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 304 Computer Applications 2 Total 10 Options VTE 382 Metal Work III 4 VTE 483 Project in Automechanics/Metal

Work 4 VTE 472 Electronics Communication 4 VTE 473 Project in Elect./Elect 4 VTE 462 Building Construction III 4 VTE 463 Project in Building construction/ Woodwork 4

Total 12

COMPUTER EDUCATION FIRST LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES CED 221 Word Processing I 2 ACC 101 Elements of accounting I 3 CED126 Computer Hardware Maintenance 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES MTH 212 Linear Algebra 1 2 STA 203 Statistics for Physical Sciences

& Engr. I 2

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CS201 Computer Programming I 2 CS 251 Assembly Language Programming 2 CS221 Introduction to File Processing 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES G.S101 The Use of English I 2 G.S103 Social Sciences 2 G.S.207 Humanities I 2

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SECOND LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES CED 222 Word processing II 2 CED 224 Internet Exploration/ICT Skills 2 CED 226 Methodology in Computer Education 2 VTE 303 Curriculum Development in

Technology Education 2 VTE301 Research Design in Technology

Education 2 ED 211 Educational Psychology I 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 202 Computer programming II 2 STA 206 Statistics for Physical Sciences & Engr II 2 GENERAL STUDIES COURSES G.S102 The Use of English II 2 G.S.103 Social Sciences II 2 G.S. 208 Humanities II 2 TOTAL 22

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THIRD LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES CED421 Seminar in Computer Education 2 CED 423 Data Reduction using SPSS 2 BED 431 Office Information Technology 2 CED 425 Data Base Management Studies 2 VTE 401 Occupational Guidance 2 VTE 405 Supervised Teaching Practice in Technology. Ed. II 3 ED 411 Educational Psychology III 2 CED 323 Software design and Management in Schools 2 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 451 Algorithms 2 CS455 Data Communication and Networking I 2 CS301 Introduction to Digital Design 2 TOTAL 23 FOURTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSE CED 322 Industrial work Experience (SIWES) 15 TOTAL 15

FIFTH LONG VACATION COURSE NUMBER TITLE UNITS MAJOR COURSES CED 422 Computer Graphics 2 CED 424 Spreadsheet Processing 2 CED 321 Computer-based Communication Technology 2

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VTE 402 Administration of Technology Education 2 VTE 404 Evaluation in Technology Education 2 VTE 491 Project 4 REQUIRED ANCILLARY COURSES CS 454 Artificial Intelligence 2 CS 456 Data Communication and Networking II 2 CS 332 Operating Systems I 2 CS 341 Computer Architecture I 2

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COURSE DESCRIPTION FOR COMPUTER EDUCATION VTE101 Foundations of Technology Education

Philosophical, Sociological, historical and Economic foundation Technology Education, a Comparative analysis. Content, scope and Objectives. Technology education and national Development. Professional opportunities in Technology Education.

(2 Units) CED121 Computer Keyboarding The computer keyboard as an input device; the Different areas/compartments of the computer Keyboard such as function keys, numeric key- Pad, computer keys, cursor-dedicated keys, Typing keys, special function keys; keyboard

Shortcuts; typing skills; proper/accurate. Finger positioning for effective typing; navigating with the keyboard; configuring the keyboard to Perform the functions of the mouse; standard Styles; use of common manuscript signs; different typing speeds.

( 2 Units) CED122 Introduction to Operations Research History of operations research; computers and

operations research; the definition of the different models and their formulation; the role of models in operation research projects; advantages and disadvantages of models; major characteristics of operations research; the quantitative model in operations research.

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CED124 Elements of quantitative Analysis The use of quantitative techniques in problem -solving. Brief introduction of several quantitative techniques, survey techniques, some statistical techniques especially the probability and sampling analysis.

(2 Units) CED126 Computer hardware Maintenance

Definition of computer hardware; basic hardware components of the computer such as keyboard, mouse, systems unit, monitor/VDU/screen, motherboards, CPU,CD_ROM drives, hard disk drives, floppy disk drives, RAM and their types, ROM, IDE cables, casing and their types; Assembling a computer; installing operating systems and other software; major maintenance and computer troubleshooting.

( 2 Units) CED 221 Word Processing 1

An introductory course on different document (document file). Working with document-home, letter, report, etc; production, blocking opening and closing of documents. Underlining the heading. Using different parts; saving a file. Creating a stationery. Document, editing your work, using the spelling checkers. Finding synonyms, searching for information Customizing your document, etc.

( 2 Units) CED 222 Word Processing 11

New text document , writing, correcting and revising, working with format

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characters. Working with pages, changing text appearance. Understanding paragraphs, setting up a table, changing the number of columns in a page adding footnotes, inserting graphics.

(2 Units) CED224 Internet Exploration

Concept of the Internet. History and Origin of the Internet. Services offered on the Internet such as Electronic Mail (e-mail); World Wide Web (WWW); Listserv (List Service); telnet; Internet relay Chat; FTP (file transfer Protocol); Usenet Newsgroup. Special Uses of the Internet such as e-commerce; e-learning; video-conferencing; Internet telephony; e-business; Research; etc. Ways of Connecting to the Internet-Wired (Dial-up) and Wireless (Broad band). Accessing the Internet e.g. using Internet Explorer. Browsing and Surfing the Internet using search engines e.g. google.com, Searchalot. Com, ask.com, mamma.com, yahoo.com, mns.com, etc.

(2 Units) CED 226 Methodology in Computer Education

Application of principles of the curriculum and course construction with application to classroom situations. Emphasis on methods of teaching (objectives, lesson planning, techniques of teaching and sources of materials), and measurement techniques appropriate to computer education. Planning of teaching laboratories and

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instructional techniques in computer education.

(2 Units) VTE301 Research Design in Technology

Education Techniques of empirical study, including design of various types of study; methods of data collection; data analysis; sampling, testing hypotheses and method of writing a research proposal.

(2 Units) CED321 Computer-Based Communications

Technology Communications techniques; basic Computer communications; applications of computers in communications; communications organizations and regulatory bodies; modern

communications such as fax, telnet, chat (real-time communications), internet telephony, e-mail, GSM; wired and wireless communications.

(2 units) CED322 Industrial work Experience (SIWES)

Analysis of out-of-school employment opportunities. Organization and analysis of Technology Education programmes with emphasis on occupational experience programme. Programme planning and implementation orientation in community-based education. Organization of co-operative education programme on-the-job experience.

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Directed work experience in an organization with computer facilities.

(15 Units) CED 323 Software Design and Management in

Schools Definitions of Software, types of Software such as Systems Software; Application Software and Utility Software. Guidelines for Flowcharting; Drawing Flowcharts, writing simple programmes using Visual Basic, Designing Forms and simple Programmes for Schools.

(2 Units) VTE 401 Occupational Guidance

Principles and practices of occupational guidance. Emphasis is on the problems in schools. Historical, philosophical, psychological and socio-economic foundations of the guidance movement, and courses in career education.

(2 Units) VTE 402 Administration of Technology

Education Organization, administration and teaching of Technology Education and practical arts education. Consideration of existing patterns in Nigeria and other countries. Discussion of strategic planning community-based financing and their involvements in providing technology education.

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VTE 404 Evaluation in Technology Education Theories and approaches to evaluation in Technology Education. Current methodology in evaluation, such as criterion-referencing, cost-benefit analysis, cost effectiveness, programme evaluation and review techniques (PERT). Follow-up studies, input, output processes, etc.

(2 Units)

CED 422 Spread Sheet processing Entering data. Entering formula, revising a spread sheet. Searching for data, changing the appearance of a spread sheet. Calculating, sorting a range of calls. Rotating calls from change. Setting page breaks. Splitting the view. Practical with spread sheets.

(2 Units)

CED 423 Data Reduction Using the SPSS Use of computers in analyzing data, programming and the use of computers in decision making. Statistical analysis including graphical techniques, coverage.

(2 Units) CED 424 Computer Graphics

Drawing objects. Correcting mistakes. Arranging objects. Changing objects appearance, revising object shapes. Computer animations, Computing objects into a group. Creating a multipage spread. Preventing changes, using clip arts and practical graphics.

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CED 425 Data Base Management Studies Study of files, records, keys, types of office a nd access methods, data base documents. Working with fields, changing the tab order. Finding records, sorting records, working with layouts, re-arranging and customizing layouts. Changing the appearance of data. Doing complex searches. Field types, working with frames, macro and mail merge. Basic Structured query language (SQL). Basic operations with SQL

(2 Units) BED 431 Office Information Technology

The development of manipulative skills in the calculating, duplicating, projection; Audio, recording, copying, scanning and thermal processes; new and emerging office technologies-electronic mail, word processing and other communication technologies.

(2 Units) VTE 491 Research project

Independent investigation of topics pertinent to the development of Computer Education in Nigeria. A report of the study is required.

(4 Units)