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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BOT 826
3
The structure of the cell wall.
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The structure of the cell wall; Cambium and its activities; Types; characteristics and structure of wood fibre; wood pulping; Bullressing and its use in the industry
MCB 810
3
Current trends in aetiology of plant diseases.
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Current trends in aetiology of plant diseases; Ecological and epidemiological aspects of fungal; viral and bacterial diseases of plants; Cytological and biochemical changes in plant diseases
BOT 830
3
A survey of floral morphology in relation to classification and evolution; chromosome numbers; polyploidy and their role in taxonomy.
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A survey of floral morphology in relation to classification and evolution; chromosome numbers; polyploidy and their role in taxonomy; Flow cytometry as a taxonomic tool; Chemotaxonomy
OPT 607
1 Unit(s) (LH 15)
At the end of OPT 607 (Advanced Practice Management), students should be able to: 1. source finance for the establishment of an optometric practice and operation; 2. engage in viable purchasing practices for equipment an...
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Financing the optometric practice; Initial purchase of equipment and stock; Accounting
procedures; Investments; Limited Liability Companies. Introduction to the legal system;
Employment agreements.
BOT 851
3
Concepts and scope of primary productivity.
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Concepts and scope of primary productivity; Comparative account of primary productivity in (1) different habitats (fresh water; estuarine and marine); (2) different geographical zones (polar; tropical and temperate waters; etc.); (3) different seasons (dry; wet; summer; winter; autumn and spring); Contributions to primary productivity and global energy computation; Measurement of primary productivity; Factors affecting primary productivity
MCB 809
3
Detailed studies of microorganisms of public health significance in water; food; air and the soil.
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Detailed studies of microorganisms of public health significance in water; food; air and the soil; Mechanism of bacterial and parasitic infections; Epidemiology of communicable diseases and community protection methods
VPC 703
2
Review of renal physiology.
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Review of renal physiology; Pharmacology and toxicity of drugs affecting the kidney and renal excretion; Principles of fluid and electrolyte therapy; Uses of various types of fluids in the management of diseases; Fluid therapy in anaesthesia; dehydration; toxicity etc; Estimation of degrees of dehydration and the calculation of fluid volumes
TEL 401
2
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At the end of the course the student should be able to: 1. make interpretation about the energy sources; 2. comprehend the energy and energy types; and adverse consequences of greenhouse gases; 3. understand the various...
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Energy and civilization, fossil fuels: availability and depletion, Nuclear Energy, Global Warming,
Green and Renewable Energy Sources. Estimates of energy costs, components of electric grid,
electric energy outlook in Nigeria. Distribution and generation technologies and economics.
Fundamentals of Solar Power Systems Photovoltaic Power Conversion, Photovoltaic Material,
Modelling of Photovoltaic Systems, Design of Photovoltaic Systems, Concentrated Solar Power.
Fundamentals of wind power systems wind power conversion, modelling of wind power
systems, design of wind systems. hydrogen energy, energy storage and other renewable
energy sources. Integration of distribution and generation into the grid dc/ac inverters,
analysis of dc/ ac inverter dc/dc converters, design of converters for grid operation. Impact
of distribution and generation on power system operation, voltage variations circuit,
overloading system protection, ride through and fault mitigation, power quality disturbances.
GLY 809
2
Petrology origin; composition; texture and classification of carbonates; evaporates; Cherts; phosphates; iron-rich rocks and manganese deposit.
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Petrology origin; composition; texture and classification of carbonates; evaporates; Cherts; phosphates; iron-rich rocks and manganese deposit; Limestone diagenesis and dolomitisation; Textures; structures; mineralogy and chemical composition of terrigenous clastics; classification of sandstones; quartz types and origin; Relation of sandstone petrography to tectonics and sedimentation; diagenesis; Field and laboratory methods of study of sedimentary rocks x-ray analytical techniques
VSS 712
2
Routine and unusual causes of lameness in small animals and non-human primates.
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Routine and unusual causes of lameness in small animals and non-human primates; Physical and laboratory diagnosis of lameness; management by closed reduction and external fixation and open reduction and internal fixation; Evaluation of healing using radiographs; Complications of healing; Laboratory exercises