Rursh:
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Ohhh, I do love your analytical and surgical diagnosis to questions! Even a retard will understand prettily well.
*chop knuckle my guy. Your head is right there!

TheHistorian:

Thanks for your concern ma'am.

What's your discipline?

chufor:
Hello everyone,since ui does not allow calculators(not even the jamb type) do they allow four figure tables? and please anyone who has or has a link to oau pume pq should share..also add this number to the group 08142838074. thanks

alukstea:
Please add this number to the group
07010538093

nessie17:

No they dont, i wil advice u use jamb series too

nessie17:


Elect/elect,u?

zesh:
please is it true that people have started uploading there result on jamb portal

anonymous2001:
Thanks a lot.. Please could you give me the course outlines and some mateeials for this courses. Thank you

babsir:
This place just dry,but whatsapp group is bubbling with messages wish they can make those noise here

samuelizz:


Your nick ?

dannyboii1:
please add WhatsApp group......07039643875

mayorxyneyo:
Add me to the whatsapp group, pls guyz!

Noblesheila:


Pls add me to d WhatsApp group, thanks

davsido:
pls add me
davsido

alukstea:



Please admin of the whatsapp group add the number.

9jageekz:
Add me to the UI whatsapp group..

I need as much info as i can get

vanV:

Add me too

anonymous2001:
Could you add me to thw whatsapp group..I mistakenl left it...sorry....my number is

alukstea:
Please add this number to the group

zesh:
please can you add me to d whatsapp group

chufor:
Hello everyone, add this number to the group . thanks

Soocash:
let someone add me to the WhatsApp group

davsido:
pls add me
davsido

dannyboii1:
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Noblesheila:


Pls add me to d WhatsApp group thanks

Highbe:
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mayorxyneyo:
Add me to the whatsapp group, pls guyz!

zesh:
ok thanks but how do i go about it

babsir:


Long live the wolf

TheHistorian:

An aspirant to the department of History.

nessie17:


Okay, well done, you are doing a great job here

DokitaDave:

Hello Anonymous2001,

I just discovered you've been trying to quote me for some time now. I'm sorry I couldn't respond earlier, it didn't get to me well.

Now to your request please.

In your first year, you will take the following courses:

Course Code - Course Title - Number of units

1. CHE156 - Physical Chemistry - 4
2. GES107 - Reproductive Health: Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI's) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) - 2
3. PHY102 - Introductory Mechanics and Properties of Matter - 3
4. PHY103 - Introductory Heat and Thermodynamics - 3
5. ZOO114 - Principles of Cell Biology and Genetics - 2
6. ZOO116 - Introductory Invertebrate Zoology - 2

7. CHE126 - Inorganic Chemistry 1 - 3
8. CHE176 - Organic Chemistry 1 - 3
9. GES101 - Use of English - 3
10. PHY104 - Introductory Electricity and Magnetism - 3
11. PHY105 - Introductory Waves, Optics and Modern Physics - 3
12. ZOO112 - The Mammalian Body - 3
13. ZOO115 - Introductory Ecology - 2
14. ZOO117 - Introductory Vertebrate Zoology - 2

15. CHE191 - Practical Chemistry for 100 Level - 2
16. PHY118 - Experimental Physics 1 - 3
17. ZOO118 - Practical Zoology - 2

So, these are all the courses you (MBBS/BDS students) will take in year one. The first 6 course's are taken in the first semester, the next 8 are taken in the second semster while the last 3 are practicals and they span both the first and second semesters.

Now to course outlines, I will only give you the summarised outlines for the first semester courses please. By the time you resume, you would be familiar with the system, such that getting the outlines for the second semester courses won't be a problem.

CHE156
1. Oxidation and Reduction/Electrochemistry
2. Reaction Kinectics
3. Atoms, Molecules and Intermolecular Forces
4. Kinectics Theory
5. Thermochemistry, Spontaneous Processes and Equilibria
6. Acid, Base and Salts.

PHY102
1. Essential Mathematics
2. Dimensional Analysis
3. Vectors
4. Kinematics (Rectilinear, Projectile Motion, Uniform Circular Motion)
5. Newton's Laws of Motion (Forces and Motion, Frictional Forces, Momentum, Simple Harmonic Motion)
6. Gravitation (Acceleration due to gravity, Gravitational Potential, Satellites and Orbits around the earth, Parking Orbits, Radial Escape Velocity)
7. Work and Energy (Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy, Conservation of Energy)
8. Systems of Particles (Collisions)
9. Rigid Bodies (Moment of Inertia, Radia of Gyration, Angular Momentum, Kinetic Energy and Acceleration of Rigid Body)
10. Simple Properties of Solids (Elasticity, Surface Tension, Capillary Effects)

PHY103
1. Temperature and Heat (Temperature, Conversion from different temperature scales, Thermal Expansion, Heat Capacity, Change of Phase)
2. Heat Transfer (Conduction, Convection, Radiation)
3. Thermodynamics (3 Laws of Thermodynamics, Heat Engines, Entropy)
4. Gases and the Kinetic-Molecular Theory (Equation of State, Kinetic Theory of Gases, Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures, Ideal and Perfect Gases)

ZOO114
1. Macromolecular basis of Life
2. Cellular Basis of Biological Organization
3. Introduction of Cell Structure & Functions
4. Genetic Inheritance and Variation
5. Information transfer (DNA and Molecular Genetics, Embryogenesis and Growth)
6. Energy Production and Utilization (Glycolysis, Citric Acid Cycle)
7. Principles of Bioethics

ZOO116
1. Introduction to Invertebrate Zoology plus Classifications
2. Phylum Sarcomastigophora
3. Phylum Ciliophora
4. Phylum Apicomplexa
5. Phylum Porifera
6. Phylum Cnidaria
7. Phylum Ctenophora
8. Phylum Platyhelminthes
9. Phylum Rotifera
10. Phylum Nematoda
11. Phylum Mollusca
12. Phylum Annelida
13. Phylum Arthropoda
14. Phylum Echinodermata

GES107
1. Introduction
2. Overview of Healthy Living
3. Human Nutrition and Health
4. Microbes and Human Health
5. Overview of Reproductive System and Health
6. Human Sexuality and Adolescent Sexual Behaviour
7. Overview of Sexually Transmitted Infections
8. Introduction to Epidemiology and Transmission of HIV
9. Prevention, Control and Treatment of HIV/AIDS
10. Youth and Life Skill
11. Genetic Disorder and Non-Communicable Diseases in Africa
12. Drugs and Mankind

As regards recommended textbooks, here are my suggestions. But before I reel them out, know and understand VERY WELL that attending classes, your notes and available slides are the best tools you need mostly. Please note that very well.

CHE156
- Fundamental Physical Chemistry (Edited by Iweibo I., Okonjo K. & Obi-Egbedi N.)

PHY102 & PHY103
- Mechanics and Properties of Matter (by Idowu Farai)
- College Physics
- First Year University Physics, Volume 1 & 2 (both written by O. Ajaja & H. B. Olaniyi)

ZOO116
- Strictly your note

ZOO114
- I don't really have any textbook to recommend here because your note, slides and materials you can get online should be okay but some people use Campbell and Reece Biology textbook

GES107
- You will buy a textbook while doing your registration for this course. Trust me, that textbook is ALL you need, saving attending classes.

PS: All what I have written here are based on what is obtainable as at the 2016/2017 academic session.

For many of these courses, I have some slides and materials I can give that would definitely be of help. But that will surely be upon resumption.

I hope all these help. I can't wait to see you guys in UI!

TheHistorian:


Thanks,done


























Good Evening Everyone.

I think by now,everyone of you should have been added to the whatsapp group already.If you have not been added,I'd advise you exercise a little patience as your contact has already been forwarded to the administrators(all thanks to Babsir).

I'd implore you all now to go back to your earlier post used in demanding for your inclusion to the group and strike out your mobile numbers.It's needless explaining to you the dangers of exposing one's mobile number in a public accessible CyberForum such as Nairaland.

Gracias!