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Review of matrix algebra. Theory and propagation of errors. Principles and methods of survey network adjustment. Non-least squares adjustment methods like Bowditch, transit, equal shift and unaltered bearing adjustment methods. Braced quadrilateral and centered polygon adjustment. Linear and nonlinear models, Linearization. Methods of solving systems of linear equations: Direct (ad joint, crammer, elimination/substitution, bordering, Cholesky) methods and indirect or iterative (Jacobi, Gauss-Siedel, SOR) methods. Introduction to least squares adjustment.

Partitioning and diagonalization of matrix. Principles of Least Squares Adjustment (LSA). Condition equations, observation equations, combined (mixed) model equations methods of LSA. Design of weight matrices in LSA. Weight and functional constraints. Treatment of large geodetic networks. Addition and removal of observations and parameters. Statistical analysis, error ellipse and error ellipsoid. Application of LSA in Surveying and Geoinformatics.

The body contour, art of fitting. Fitting techniques, importance of grain line in fitting. Suitable styles for various figures. Figure problems. Methods of alteration on sewn garments. Techniques of repair and renovation of sewn garments- mending/darning, patching, reconstruction. Practical exercise in sewing of fitted garments for various figures and age. Practical exercise in repair, renovation of sewn garments and patchwork. Tailoring techniques on special fabrics such as stripes, velvet, chiffon. Methods of lining a garment. Modelling- principles and benefits. Practical application of the knowledge gained in construction class through individual creativity and the production of original designs and presentation of finished articles for various events. Construction of suitable styles for various members of the family, groups or societies suitable for various activities and occasion. Production of household articles, souvenirs and uniforms. Modelling of garments produced.

Execution of original designs, using different weaving techniques. Construction, warping and threading of looms. Tapestry, Paper making, Felting. Advanced aspect of different cloth weaving techniques. Creation of innovative weaving structure with the aid of computer programmes. The use of two harness and four harness looms for numerous variations of weaves. Techniques such as hand pained warps and pick up should be duly experimented on with execution of original designs, using different weaving techniques with the consideration for construction of different types of looms, warping and threading looms. 400 Level Clothing and Textiles Design

Place of algae in Plant kingdom; Algae in the phytoplankton Cyanophyceae; Rhodophyceae; Phaeophyceae; Euglenophyceae; Phytoplankton crop; Nature of culture media; The characteristics of algae growth in cultures of limited volume; The growth of algae in continuous and synchronous culture; Single cell culture; Metabolic patterns and growth

Detailed study of the anatomy of galliforms and anseriforms; The concept of pneumatic bones and air sacs; The avian reproductive system

Introduction; aetiology; symptoms; transmission; diagnosis; treatment and control of bacterial; parasitic; viral; rickettsial and mycotic diseases of avian and aquatic species; Clinical diagnosis and clinico-pathological study of economically important diseases of avian and aquatic species in the tropics

Pathology of domestic and wild birds with emphasis on post-mortem and histopathological examinations

Recent advances in the mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis and molecular biology; Taxonomy and classification of bacteria of veterinary and medical importance; Clinical significance of various gram positive and gram negative bacterial organisms that induce diseases in animals and man; Tissue culture techniques and their applications

Current concepts in the classification of bacteria; Cultural and nutritional studies; Bacterial pathogenicity and emerging diseases; Antibiotic and Drug resistance; Anaerobic Bacteriology; Laboratory diagnosis; chemotherapy and clinical significance of nosocomial and anaerobic infections