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(A) Bachelor of Science Degree in Geology (B.Sc. Geology)

 

GEY 101

Introduction to Geology

Elements of physical geology and physiographic Features of the Earth. Classification properties and description of major minerals, rocks type and occurrence of economic minerals. History of the Earth and Universe. Theory of evolution of organism. Distribution and classification of major fossil groups and their occurrence and uses. Principle of historical geology, and Stratigraphy.

HL = 45; Hp = 45; U = 4, S = 1st, Rm = Adequate for students in geography and physical sciences.

 

GEY 201

Physical Geology




The Earth, its composition and structure, major surface processes, landforms and structure recognition and identification of rocks and their constituents

HL = 30; Hp = O; S = 2nd; R = GEY 101,

Rm = Recommended for all students of Geology, and other Physical and Earth Sciences.

 

GEY 212

Crystallography and Systematic Mineralogy

The main morphological properties classification and mode of occurrence of rock forming minerals.

Crystal system and identification

HL = 30; Hp = 45; U = 3; S = 1st; P = GEY 101

 

GEY 222

Introduction to Petrology

The principal igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. Their characteristics features and microscopic textures and their identification.

HL = 30; Hp = 45; U = 3; S = 2nd; P = GEY 101 and GEY 102

 

GEY 234

Mineral Resources

Elementary geology, distribution and Utilization of economic minerals and energy resources

HL = 30; Hp = O; U = 2; S = 2nd

 

GEY 243

Invertebrate Palaeontology

Major invertebrate fossil groups, their classification, ecology. Stratigraphic distribution and evolutionary trends. Origin of the atmosphere,

Hydrosphere and biosphere.

HL = 15, Hp = 45; U = 2; S = 1st; P = ZOO 113, GEY 101 and GEY 102

 

GEY 282

Principles of Stratigraphy

Basic principles of stratigraphy applied to sedimentary sequences in geologic time, facies and facies changes.

HL = 45, Hp = O, U = 3; S = 2nd; P = GEY 101

 

GEY 247

Introduction to Surveying

Introduction to surveying instruments and method.

Methodologies and techniques linear and areal surveying; and geological and mining evaluation

HL = 15; Hp = 90; U = 3; S = 1st; P = GEY 101;Rm = Recommended for all Geology students.

 

GEY 284

Geological Map. Interpretation and Field Mapping

Practical – recording of geological features and base maps. Field techniques. Interpretation and simple geological maps.

HL = 15, Hp = 90; U = 3; S = 1st; P = GEY 101.

Rm = Recommended for all students in Civil and Petroleum Engineering.

 

GEY 306

Geochronology and Precambrian Geology of Africa

Geology and evolution of Precambrian domains and rocks, with special reference to Africa. Radiometric age determination

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 222

 

GEY 308

Quaternary and Environmental Geology

Nature, distribution and economic significance of superficial deposits, environmental monitoring and controls HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 2nd, P = GEY 101 Rm = Recommended for student in Archeology

 

GEY 312

Optical and Determinative Mineralogy

Principles of optics and crystallographic, optical properties of the common rock forming minerals.

HL = 15, Hp = 45, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 212

 

GEY 323

Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology

Character and Origin of igneous and metamorphic rocks. Crystallization of magma and igneous suites. Control of metamorphism and facies concepts. Microscopic textures of igneous and metamorphic rocks.

HL = 30, Hp = 45, U = 3, S = 1st, P = GEY 222

GEY 337

Geochemistry

Abundance, classification and distribution of elements in rocks and materials. Aspect of geochemistry in relation to petrology, prospecting and environments

HL = 15, Hp = 45, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 222

Rm: suitable for students in chemistry

 

GEY 342

Palaeobiology

Palaeontology, Sampling, Palaeontologic principles and palaeobiologic models, macro and micro-evolution, statistical data analysis of palaeontologic data.

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 101

Rm: Recommended for students in Archaeology

 

GEY 355

Sedimentology and Sedimentary Petrology

Sources, transportation and deposition of sediments diagenesis, and lithification. Textures and structures of sediments and sedimentary rocks. Description and interpretation of ancient sediments

HL = 30; Hp = 45, U = 3, S = 1st, P = GEY 247

 

GEY 357

Sedimentary Depositional Environments and Basins of Africa

Physical, Chemical and Biological influence on marine and continental depositional environments and their sedimentation patterns. Analysis of the African sedimentary basins

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 247

 

GEY 358

Marine Geology

Character of Oceans and continental margins. Basic oceanography and resources of the seas.

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 2nd, P = GEY 101

Rm: Recommended for students in Geography and Biological Sciences.

 

GEY 361

Introduction to Applied Geology

Physical properties of rocks and materials, and their measurements. Application of geology to engineering and water problems.

HL = 15, Hp = 45, U = 2, S = 1st

Rm: Basic course for students in Physical sciences and engineering.




 

GEY 362

Principles of Geophysics

Introduction to seismic, gravity and magnetic methods techniques of acquisition and interpretation of geophysical data.

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 2nd,

Rm: Recommended for students in physics and Engineering.

 

GEY 375

Photogeology and Remote Sensing

Techniques of photogrametry, study, and interpretation of aerial photographs and satellite imageries, applications to mineral resources, and environmental evaluation:

HL = 15, Hp = 45, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 284

Rm: Adequate for students in Applied Physics and Engineering.

 

 

GEY 376

Structural Geology and Photogeology

Dynamics of rocks, stress-strain relationships, faults, folds, ring dykes, introduction to crustal tectonics, study and interpretation of geological maps.

HL = 30, Hp = 45, U = 3, S = 1st, P = GEY 284

 

GEY 384

Mapping and industrial Techniques in Geology

Field study of specific areas and production of geological maps and reports. Industrial exposure in earth sciences.




HL = 0, Hp = 90, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 284

 

GEY 412

Advanced Mineralogy

Optical and X-ray properties and structures of minerals. Systematic mineralogy including crystal chemistry

HL = 15, Hp = 45, U = 2, S = 2nd, P = GEY 312

 

GEY 424

Igneous Petrology

Igneous rocks = origin and differentiation of magmas, magmatic provinces and relation to crystal chemistry.

HL = 15, Hp = 45, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 323

 

GEY 425

Metamorphic Petrology

Metamorphic facies and isograde, contact and regional metamorphic zones. High and low, pressure metamorphic belts and distribution in time and space.

HL = 15, Hp = 45, U = 2, S = 2nd, P = GEY 323

 

GEY 434

Economic Geology

Principles and processes of formation of mineral deposits. Prospecting, exploration, mine development and mineral treatment. Ore reserve calculation and mineral economics.

HL = 30, Hp = 45, U = 3, S = 1st, P = GEY 234 or 323

 

GEY 437

Applied Geochemistry and Isotopes

Controls and element distribution in relation to petrogenesis, and ore genesis. Mineral exploration, environmental monitoring and its implication to Health.

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, P = GEY 337

Rm: Recommended for students in Chemistry.

 

GEY 442

Micropalaeontology and Palaeoecology

Distribution, classification and stratigraphical application of major groups of microfossils; palaeoecologic interpretations and models.

HL = 30, Hp = 45, U = 3, S = 2nd, P = GEY 243;

Rm = Recommended for student in Zoology and Archeology.

 

GEY 455

Advanced Sedimentary Petrology

Provenance of sediments, types, diagenesis and sedimentation processes, qualitative and statistical analysis of textural and compositional parameters and reconstruction of sedimentary environment.

HL = 15, Hp = 45, U = 2, S = 2nd, P = GEY 355

 

GEY 459

Petroleum Geology

Origin, occurrence and distribution of hydrocarbon deposits and fileds.

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 355 and 247.

Rm = Available for students in Geology and Petroleum Engineering.

 

GEY 462

Applied Geophysics

Fundamentals of seismic, gravity, magnetics and electrical methods, emphasizing the interpretation of geophysical data related to applied geology.

HL = 30, Hp = 45, U = 3, S = 1st, P = GEY 362

Rm = suitable for students in physics

 

GEY 463

Engineering Geology

Application of geology to engineering problems in roads, bridge and dam construction.

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 361

Rm: suitable for student in Civil Hydrology/Geography

 

GEY 464

Hydrogeology

Geology, nature, origin and occurrence of groundwater, regional groundwater resource evaluation.

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 2nd, P = GEY 361

Rm : Adequate for students in Hydrology/Geography

 

GEY 476

Advanced Global Tectonics and Structures

Study of the major structures of the Earth, continental separation, plate tectonics, and patterns of crystal evolution in specific region.

HL = 30, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 2nd, P = GEY 376font

 

GEY 484

Field Geology of Nigeria

Field study through excursion to major geological features and type localities within the basement complex and sedimentary domain of Nigeria.

HL = o, Hp = 90, U = 2, S = 1st, P = GEY 384

Rm : should be taken by students in Geology

 




GEY 486

Seminar in Geology

Literature search, write-up and presentation on a topic in Geology

HL = o, Hp = o, U = 2, S = 2nd

Rm: Necessary exposure for all students in Geology

 

GEY 488

Project in Geology

Geology investigation and independent research involving field, laboratory and library studies

Hp = 270, U = 6, S = 1st and 2nd




 

ADVANCE \d12 ABBREVIATIONS

 tc \l5 "ABBREVIATIONSHL = Hours of Lecture C = Compulsory TU = Total Units S = Semester taken

HT = Hours of Tutorial R = Required CR = Concurrent Requirement

Rm = Remarks HP = Hours of Practical E = Electives P = Prerequisite

 

 

(B) Masters of Science Degree in Geology (M.Sc. Geology)

GEY 701

Methodology of Geological Research

Definition, Spectrum and types of Research. Development of conceptual framework in Geological Research. Preparing a Research Proposal. Approach to Geological problems; Systematic collection of field and laboratory data. Statistical analysis. Data retrieval & Use of Information and communication technology. Geo-writing and referencing. Ethics in Research. Common errors in Research. Managing the Research Process. Publishing Research. Scientific Creativity.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

45 (45; 0)

2Units

R

GEY 702

Advanced Micropaleontology

Principles and problems in Biostratigraphy, Morphology, taxonomy, evolution, ecology and stratigraphic distribution of different groups of microfossils recoverable by alkaline treatment.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

45 (30; 45)

3 Units

C

 

GEY 703

Advanced Sedimentary Petrology

Origin, composition, texture and classification of carbonates, evaporates, cherts, phosphates, iron-rich rocks and manganese deposit. Limestone diagenesis and dolomitization. Textures, structures, mineralogy and chemical composition of terrigenous clastics; classification of sandstones, quartz types and origin. Relation of sandstone petrography tp tectonics and sedimentation; diagenesis. Field and laboratory methods of study of sedimentary rocks.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

45 (30;45)

3 Units

C

 

GEY 704

Palaeoecology

Principles and methods used in the interpretation of the occurrences of organisms for their stratigraphic and ecological significance. Paleoecologic models and community, provincial and biosphere levels.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

30 (30; 0)

2 Units

E

 

GEY 705

Subsurface Geology

Subsurface data acquisition, drilling, coring, logging, fluid sampling and seismic surveys. Petrophysics, reservoir characteristics and geology. Construction and interpretation of subsurface maps. Cross sections and panel diagrams; seismic stratigraphic data processing and interpretations; special topics and problems.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

30 (30; 0)

2 Units

C

 

GEY 708

Clay Mineralogytc \l5 "Clay Mineralogy

Study of types of clay minerals; techniques for clay minerals determination, X-ray, D.T.A. Microscope, Environments of clay mineral and diagenesis. Applied clay mineralogy and industrial application.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

45 (30;45)

3 Units

E

 

GEY 709

Sedimentary Depositional Systemstc \l1 "Sedimentary Depositional Systems

Study of modern depositional environments of carbonates and siliciclastic sediments and their facies relationship; Facies analysis and reconstructing ancient sedimentary environment. Identification of electrofacies from cluster of log data and comparison with lithofacies, Fundamentals of sequence stratigraphy and its application to outcrops and subsurface geology. Facies modeling and application to hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir management.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

45 (30;45)

3 Units.

R

 

GEY 711

Palynologytc \l5 "Palynology

Morphology, taxonomy, evolution, ecology and stratigraphic occurrences of spores and pollen

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

45 (30;45)

3 Units.

E

 

GEY 712

tc \l5 "Advanced Marine Geologytc \l5 "Advanced Marine Geology

Geology of the ocean floor, including the origin and nature of the morphotectonic fabric of the oceanic crust. Geological evolution of continental shelves and oceanic basins

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

30 (30; 0)

2 Units

E

 

GEY 715

Mineral Prospecting and Exploration

History of mineral prospecting.

Types of ore deposits. Guides to mineralization and criteria for ore prospecting. Prospecting and exploratory stages of ore deposits and their character. Methods of ore sampling on outcrops, open pits, underground mines. Drilling, logging and interpretation of drill hole data. Geological documentation of ore deposits. Examination of alluvial deposits. Definition and types of ore reserves. Ore reserve calculation. Applications and geophysical and geochemical methods in mineral exploration.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

45 (30;45)

3 Units

C

 

GEY 716

Ore Deposits

Classification of ore deposits in relation to genesis and tectonic environment. Main physical and chemical conditions of ore formation. Shape, mineralogy, genesis and practical importance of magmatic, pegmatitic, geothermometry, paragenesis and zoning. Characteristics of weathering, supergene and sedimentary ore deposits.

Metamorphic and metamorphosed deposits. Mineral occurrences and deposits in Nigeria.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

30(30;0)

2 Units

R

 

GEY 717

Ore Mineralogy

tc \l5 " Ore MineralogyReview of ore mineral types and classes. Methods of identifying ore minerals in hand specimen and their main diagnostic features. Utilization of reflecting ore microscope. Physical and optical properties of ore minerals. Ore textures and structures; and mineral sequence criteria.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

30 (30;0)

2 Units

R

 

 

GEY 718

Industrial Minerals

Geology of the major industrial minerals and rocks, and review of the technology of principal raw materials for construction. Ceramic and Glass, Metallurgical and refractory, chemical and fertilizer, and others. Mineralogical, geotechnical and chemical determination method.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

45 (30;45)

3 Units

R

 

GEY 719

Mining Geology

The nature of mining and stages in mine development. Drilling in mine operation. Ore reserves. Methods of breaking ground, handling and transportation of ore. Role of geologists in mining. Property evaluation techniques and mapping. Mineral processing, mineral economics, uses and marketing of mineral products. Metal prices. Nigeria mining laws, mining and environmental protection. Geopolitics and mineral resource development.

No. of contact hours

(T)/Unit(s)

30 (30:0)

2 Units

R

 

 

GEY 720

Advanced Igneous Petrology

Mineralogical, textural and Chemical classification of igneous rocks; relevant phase equilibrium systems. Mechanisms of magma generation and differentiation; Petrochemistry and Petr

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Courses : Department of Economics

First Semester

Course Code           Course Title

Eco 101                     Introductory Economics I

Eco 104                     Introductory Mathematics for Economists I

Eco 201                     Principles of Economics I

Eco 204                     Introductory Mathematics for Economists II

Eco 301                     Microeconomic Theory

Eco 303                     Structure of the Nigerian Economy

Eco 305                     Project Analysis I

Eco 311                     Introduction to Accounting

Eco 315                     Business Finance

Eco 341                     Mathematics for Economists

Eco 342                     Introduction to Operations Research

Eco 351                     Introduction to International Economics

Eco 361                     Monetary and Financial Institutions

Eco 371                     Elements of Public Finance

Eco 401                     Microeconomics

Eco 402                     Macroeconomics

Eco 403                     Original Essay

Eco 441                     Introductory Econometrics II (Applied)

Eco 451                     Theory of International Trade

Eco 461                     Monetary Theory and Policy

Eco 471                     Public Sector Economics

Eco 481                     History of Economic Thought

 

Second Semester

Eco 102                     Introductory Economics II

Eco 103                     Nigerian Economy in Perspective

Eco 202                     Principles of Economics II

Eco 203                     Applied Economics

Eco 302                     Macroeconomic Theory

Eco 312                     Principles of Accounting

Eco 314                     Economics of Marketing

Eco 321                     Economic Development Theory

Eco 343                     Introductory Econometrics I

Eco 362                     Monetary Theory

Eco 402                     Macroeconomics

Eco 403                     Original Essay

Eco 405                     Project Analysis II

Eco 411                     Management Accounting

Eco 413                     Financial Accounting

Eco 442                     Operations Research

Eco 452                     International Finance

Eco 483                     Economic History of Nigeria

Eco 492                     Economics of Human Resources

 

 

FOUR YEAR DEGREE PROGRAMME

SUMMARY OF COURSE

 

(A)                   COMPULSORY COURSES

 

                                                                                                            Units

(i)         100 Level

            Eco 104                                                                                 3

 

(ii)        200 Level

            Eco 201                                                                                 3

            Eco 202                                                                                 3

            Eco 203                                                                                 3

            Eco 204                                                                                 3

            Fss 204                                                                                  3

 

(iii)       300 Level

            Eco 301                                                                                 3

            Eco 302                                                                                 3

            Eco 305                                                                                 3

 

 

(iv)       400 Level

            Eco 401                                                                                 3

            Eco 402                                                                                 3

            Eco 403                                                                                 6

            Eco 405                                                                                 3

 

(B)       REQUIRED COURSES

(i)         100 Level

            Eco 101                                                                                 3

            Eco 102                                                                                 3

            Eco  103                                                                                3

 

(ii)        200 Level

            Eco 203                                                                                 3

 

(iii)       300 Level

            Eco 303                                                                                 3

            Eco 311                                                                                 3

            Eco 321                                                                                 3

            Eco 341                                                                                 3

            Eco 343                                                                                 3

 

(iv)       400 Level

            Eco 481                                                                                 3

 

(C)       ELECTIVE COURSES

 

(i)         100 Level

            Nil

 

(ii)        200 Level

            Nil

 

(iii)       300 Level

            Eco 312                                                                                 3

            Eco 313                                                                                 3

            Eco 314                                                                                 3

            Eco 315                                                                                 3

            Eco 321                                                                                 3

            Eco 331                                                                                 3

            Eco 342                                                                                 3

            Eco 351                                                                                 3

            Eco 361                                                                                 3

            Eco 362                                                                                 3

            Eco 371                                                                                 3

 

(iv)       400 Level

            Eco 411                                                                                 3

            Eco 412                                                                                 3

            Eco 413                                                                                 3

            Eco 414                                                                                 3

            Eco 421                                                                                 3

            Eco 422                                                                                 3

            Eco 451                                                                                 3

            Eco 452                                                                                 3

            Eco 461                                                                                 3

            Eco 471                                                                                 3

            Eco 472                                                                                 3

            Eco 481                                                                                 3

            Eco 482                                                                                 3

            Eco 483                                                                                 3

            Eco 484                                                                                 3

            Eco 491                                                                                 3

            Eco 492                                                                                 3

            Eco 493                                                                                 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COURSE LIST FOR THE FOUR YEAR

B.Sc (Econs) DEGREE

 

A         =          No. of Hours Theoretical Instruction

B         =          No. of Hours of Practical Instruction

C         =          Total No. of Units

D         =          Pre-requisites

E         =          Remarks

 

                                                            C:        Compulsory

                                                            R:        Required

                                                            E:        Elective

                                                            PR:     Pre-requisite

 

Course Short Title and Description of A B C D E

No Course

 

ECO 101           Introductory Economics I                     45-3.0               Required Pre-

                                                                                                            Requisite to

The basic problem of scarcity                                        Eco 201

                        and choice, the methodology of

                        Economic Science, the general

                        pinciples of resource allocation

                        equilibrium, macroeconomics

                        versus micro-economics

                        Demand, Supply and Price Types

                        of resource allocation decision:

                        methods of resources allocation

                        in an economy: theory of the

                        firm.  Introduction to welfare

                        Economics.

 

 

ECO 102           Introductory Economics II                   

45   -  30     -     Required Introduction to public sector                       Pre-requisite Economics. The public sector in   to Eco 202

Nigerian, financing the public sector sources, principles and

features, introduction to Macro-economics: national

income determination: the                                                        national economy and macro-economic policy objectives

and instruments, introduction to Money and Banking introduction

to economic growth and development.Trade policies with particular reference to Nigeria.

 

ECO 103           The Nigerian Economy in Perspective              45 – 30             Required

                        The application of the economic principles                                 Pre-requisite

                        discussed in introductory Economics I & II                                 to Eco 202

                        to the Nigerian and other relevant economics.

                        Emphasis will be on the interpretation of

                        Economic data.

 

ECO 104           Introductory Mathematics for Economics         45  -  3.0 –Not to      Pre- requisite to                    The use of mathematics in Economics                                    be           ECO 204

                        Limitation and abuses of mathematics in                                        combi- 

                        Economics.  Basic concept in Mathematics                        ned with

                        sets and numbers algebraic method ; sets                          114  

                        Inequalities and function in economics                               115

                        solution of simultaneous equations: series and                   124  

                        progression; permutations and combination;                      125

                        growth mathematics logarithms; time rate of                       150

                        change, economic applications.  Co-ordinate                      151

                        Geometry and basic trigonometry.

 

 

ECO 201           Principle of Economics I                                     45 – 3.0         Compulosry

                        The Economic problem.  The nature of                                       Pre-requisite     

Economic Science.  The methodology                                       to ECO 302.

of Economics.  Elementary Principles

of Micro-economics. 

 

ECO 202           Principles of Economics II                               45  -    3.0         Compulsory

                        Elementary principles of Macroeconomics.                                 Pre-requisite

                        The main Schools of Thought. Economic                                   to ECO 302

                        Systems

 

ECO 203           Applied Economics                                   45  -  3.0   ECO 103 Required Pre-

                        Application of economic principles to                                        requisite to

                        developed and developing countries,                                         ECO 303

                        with special reference to Nigeria.

 

ECO 204           Introductory Mathematics for Economists II   45  -  3.0 Compulsory     

                        Introduction to Calculus Functions of one variable                      not to be

                        and their continuity.  Techniques of differentia-                           combined with

                        tion, logarithmic, trigonometric and exponential                          Math 114, 115

                        functions.  Applications of these concepts and                          125, 150,and

                        methods to Economics.                                                                        151,

Pre-requisite.

                                                                                                                        To ECO 301

                                                                                                                         and 302.

 

ECO 301           Micro-Economic Theory                                   45–3.0ECO 102Compulsory                               Scope and methods of microeconomics:                                        Pre-requisite        

                        Economic Model Building; Partial and General                            to ECO 401

Equilibrium Approach;  Micro and macro                                   

                        Economics; Theory of consumer behaviour;

                        Indifference Curve Approach; Topics in             

                        Consumer Demand; Market Demand; Theory

                        of Costs; Market Structures and Pricing;

                        Pricing and Output under Perfect Competition;

                        Pricing and output under monopoly; Pricing

                        and output under Oligopoly; Theory of

                        Distribution; Input Pricing and Employment

                        under Imperfect Competition; General Equili-

                        brium of Exchange and Economic Welfare.

 

ECO 302           Macro-Economic Theory                      45 – 3.0ECO202   Compulsory                           Review of basic concepts functions,                   & 204        pre-requisite             

                        Equilibrium static and dynamic,                                          to ECO 402. 

                        endogenous and exogenous

                        variables and measurement of

                        economic activity: GNP & GDP

                        concepts and problems. Basic 

                        models of income determination,

                        Extension from simple closed

                        economy for a four sector economy.

Elementary knowledge of

                        Consumption and investment functions.

Elementary knowledge of money and

goods markets and derivation of IS-

                        LM diagrams; Balance of trade and

                        Balance of Payments.

 

 

ECO 303           Structure of the Nigerian Economy                  45 – 3.0  ECO 201, Required

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Courses : Department of Statistics

 

                                                LIST OF COURSES OFFERED

Courses

No.                  Course Title                                                         Units

STA 111          Descriptive Statistics                                                       4

 STA 112          Probability 1                                                                    4

 STA 121          Statistical Inference 1                                                    4

STA 131          Statistical Computing 1                                                  2

 

STA 201          Statistics for Agriculture and Biological Science        4

 

STA 202          Statistics for Physical Sciences and Engineering      4

 

STA 211          Probability 11                                                                    4

 

STA 212          Social and Economic Statistics                                      3

 

STA 221          Statistical Inference 11                                                    4

 

STA 231          Statistical Computing 11                                                 2

 

STA 311          Probability 111                                                               4

 

STA 312          Distribution Theory     1                                           4

 

STA 321          Statistical Inference 111                                          4

 

STA 322          Regression and Analysis of Variance 1                       2

 

STA 323          Design and Analysis of Experiments                                  3

 

STA 324          Survey Methods and Sampling Theory                               3

 

STA 331          Statistical Computing 111                                        2

 

STA 332          Laboratory/Fieldwork for Experimental Design                    2

 

STA 333          Laboratory/Fieldwork for Survey Methods and

                        Sampling Theory                                                         2

 

STA 341          Statistics Quality Control                                          3

 

STA 342          Demography 1                                                               3

 

STA 343          Operation Research 1                                             3

 

STA 351          Biometric Methods 1                                              3

 

STA 411          Probability IV                                                                 3

 

STA 412          Distribution Theory II                                             4

  

STA 413          Statistical Inference                                                        4

 

STA 414          Stockastic Processes                                               3

 

STA 415          Regression and Analysis of Variance 11                      4

 

STA 421          Tune Series Analysis                                                       3

 

STA 422          Logical Backgrounds of Statistics and Decision

                        Theory                                                                       4

 

STA 423          Design and Analysis of Experiments II                       3

 

STA 424          Sampling Techniques                                                      3

 

STA 431          Project                                                                         6

 

STA 441          Multivariate Methods                                                       3

 

STA 442          Non-Parametric Methods                                                 3

 

STA 443          Operation Research II                                                     3

 

STA 444          Econometric Methods                                                      3

 

STA 451          Biometric Methods II                                                      3

 

STA 452          Psychometric Methods                                                     3

 

 

STA 453          Bayesian Inference and Decision Theory                    3

 

STA 454          Environmental Statistics                                          3

 

STA 455          Educational Statistics                                               3

 

STA 456          Health Statistics                                                             3

 

STA 457          Medical Statistics                                                            3

 

STA 458          Energy Statistics                                                            3

 

STA 459          Demography II                                                              3

 

STA 461          Actuarial Statistics                                                          3

 

 

Non- Statistics Courses

 

MAT 111        Algebra                                                                          4

 

MAT 121        Calculus and Trigonometry                                        4

 

MAT 213        Linear Algebra                                                                 4

 

MAT 223        Analysis                                                                         4

 

MAT 241        Ordinary Differential Equations                                   4

 

MAT 341        Mathematics Methods I                                                     4

 

MAT 342        Mathematics Methods II                                                    4

 

MAT 351        Numerical Analysis                                                           4

 

CSC 101         Introduction to Computer Science                              4

 

CSC 231         Scientific Programming                                            2

 

CSC 291         Elementary Data Processing                                      2

 

CSC 302         Systems Analysis                                                    3

 

CSC 422         Information Theory and Computer

                        Communication                                                           3

 

CSC 472         Data Base System                                                   3

 

CSC 481         Computer Simulations                                              3

 

GES 101         Use of English                                                                 3

 

GES 102         Culture and Civilization                                             3

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Infact it's only when you don't hav a birth certificate dat u nid a sworn declaration of age or when u nid 2 change ur date of birth. So both serve d same purpose nd U.I acepts any of d two.

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AmiableJay: @Zezeny,can birth certificate substitute for 'sworn declaration of age'?

ShehuAba has answered ur question correctly. UI accepts either of d two.

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Go online 2 www.ui.edu.ng to fill ur acceptance fee details. If successful, den you av no problem.

Kurian: Pls i nid help. I found out abt d.offer of admisn afta 6 of august and i paid d aceptance fee on d 14. Wl it stil be acepted.

Go online to www.ui.edu.ng and fill ur acceptance fee details. If successful den u av no problem. Goodluck

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UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, IBADAN, NIGERIA
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS UNIT
LETTER OF PERSONAL UNDERTAKING FOR PROVISIONAL ADMISSION
(PRINT,FILL AND SUBMIT DURING CLEARANCE)

I, ........ of (Home Address)...........who is being considered for provisional admission into the Department of...........Faculty of..........University of Ibadan hereby undertake as follows:
1. That I have not been paraded as a fake student either in the University of Ibadan or any other University or higher Institution before this offer of provisional admission.
2. That I have not been rusticated or expelled from any University or higher Institution including the University of Ibadan.
3. That whenever the authorities of the University of Ibadan discover that the above declaration are false or incorrect, my studentship shall summarily terminate.
SIGNATURE:............ DATE:................
NAME:...................................................................
TEL. NO:......................... E-mail............................
ATTESTATION
I,............................................................................
of (Home Address)...............................................
E-mail Address:................... Tel No:....................
hereby attest that the above undertaking is true and correct on the above named and that he/she is my son/daughter/ward.
SIGNATURE:....................... DATE:......................

NOTE: The attesor's passport photograph should be affixed to this undertaking and signature endorsed on the photograph. Any false attestation shall invalidate this provisional admission.

A must click as an aid for registration after the clearance
http://ui.edu.ng/registrationprocedure

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