CCMAS Course Search
Browse BRIDGE's courses under the National Universities Commission's Core Curriculum Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS) — Nigeria's unified benchmark curriculum for every accredited program. Search by course title, code, faculty or programme to see full descriptions, learning outlines and credit-hour loads.
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CON 607
3 Unit(s) (LH 15; PH 90)
At the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. provide a theoretical framework for the fabrication of extra-coronal restorations; 2. provide a cognitive background for the procedures and processes necessary in...
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Tooth preparation. Impression making and moisture control. The temporary restoration.
Preparation of working casts and dies. Casting and causes of casting failure. Cementation and
post insertion management.
QTS 403
2
At the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. build up unit prices and analyse rates for all materials required for complex buildings and civil engineering works price preliminary items and day-works for buil...
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Computation of rate, preparation of schedule of materials, labour and plant for items in the
following sections of the Standard Method of Measurement (SMM): Plumbing installation,
electrical installation, civil engineering works and heavy and industrial engineering works.
Pro-rata rates, the use of MS Excel in estimating and dedicated estimating software, adjudication
process, estimating of preliminary items and day-works items, preparation of subcontract
quotations; bidding strategy; cost/value reconciliation of construction works. Capital allowance:
claiming capital allowances on plant and machinery. Due diligence: suitability of construction
team, suitability of procurement route, suitability of tendering method, suitability of contractual
arrangements; third party right and suitability of construction programme.
BUD 521
2
At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. understand the construction of complex elements like cofferdams, deep excavations and caissons; and 2. select materials for complex constructions.
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This course details processes, methods and materials for more complex construction elements
like deep excavations and cofferdams caissons. It will introduce the students to the basic
principles and techniques for the adoption and successful application of these methods in
construction.
BUD 522
2
At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. explain industrialized proprietary building systems; and 2. carry out case studies on failures of industrialized building systems.
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This course is an introduction to industrialized proprietary building systems for different building
types and conditions. Mechanical and electrical systems and their installations. Mechanical plant
on site. Refuse disposal. Large open roof system. Piling system. Basements, retaining walls and
swimming pools. Case studies on building failures. Roads, paving and slabs.
BOT 807
3
In depth study of evolution of genophores chromosome structure and function.
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In depth study of evolution of genophores chromosome structure and function; Karyotype evolution; Structural changes in chromosomes - duplication and deficiency; inversion etc; The study of lethal system; Polyploidy types; characteristics and evolutionary significance; Induction of autopolyploidy and alloploid current issues in advanced cytogenetics
DTH 521
2 Unit(s) (PH 90)
At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. develop improved clinical skills in patient management; 2. develop improved clinical skills in patient management; 3. identify and operate the ultrasonic scaling m...
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Application of dental therapy theory and principles through clinical scenarios. Development of
improved clinical reasoning skills. Understanding of the limits of dental therapy consultations and
referral processes. Evaluation and consultation with Supervising dentist. Know the use of
ultrasonic scalers (cavitron). Define an ultrasonic scaler. Identify the accessories used with the
ultrasonic scalers such as interchangeable tips. Operate the ultrasonic scaler and its accessories.
Carry out simple maintenance on the ultrasonic scaler. List the advantages and disadvantages of
an ultrasonic scaler.
VAN 704
2
Advanced Developmental Anatomy and Teratology lectures and practicals in introductory and general embryology including sex determination; cleavage gastrulation and mechanisms of development.
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Advanced Developmental Anatomy and Teratology lectures and practicals in introductory and general embryology including sex determination; cleavage gastrulation and mechanisms of development; Role of organisms - organogenesis and development of various systems - mechanism of congenital abnormalities and general principles of action of teratogens
VSS 702
3
Detailed discussion of normal radiographic; ultrasonographic and C-T scan of body organs in small animals; sub-human primates and small ruminants.
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Detailed discussion of normal radiographic; ultrasonographic and C-T scan of body organs in small animals; sub-human primates and small ruminants; Radiographic evaluation of large animal extremities; Laboratory exercises in production of diagnostic radiographs and ultrasonographic pictures; Evaluation of normal and pathologic images
VMD 701
3
Study of different techniques employed in the diagnosis of diseases using specific instrumentation for general clinical examination; clinics and pathological diagnosis; treatment and control of some specific diseases aff...
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Study of different techniques employed in the diagnosis of diseases using specific instrumentation for general clinical examination; clinics and pathological diagnosis; treatment and control of some specific diseases affecting various systems of domestic and wild animals; Clinico-diagnostic study of cases as well as chemotherapeutic approach to cases
VTC 703
2
Clinical and laboratory procedures employed in the Diagnosis of poisons.
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Clinical and laboratory procedures employed in the Diagnosis of poisons; Emphasis will be on observed signs; sample collection; types and quantity of samples to be collected; storage of samples; post-mortem findings; and histopathological examination of tissues and chemical analysis for presence to poisons