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MNE 102
2
At the end of this course, the students should be able to: 1. recognize the types of rocks that exist; 2. differentiate between rocks and minerals; 3. differentiate between surface and underground mining methods; 4. iden...
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Rocks and minerals: origin, distribution, diagnostic features and classification. Energy,
minerals and water resources. Minerals in national development. Introduction to mineral
prospecting and exploration by geological and geophysical methods. Development of mining
technology – surface mining, underground mining and other novel mining techniques
(gasification, liquification, in-situ leaching enhanced recovery, etc.) Mine surveying and the
Geographic Information System (GIS). Stages in the life of a mine. Unit operations in mining.
Mining and its environmental consequences. Processing and uses of minerals. Introduction to
mining allied programmes - Metallurgical and materials engineering, Civil Engineering,
Geology, Geophysics and Meteorology. The mineral resources of Nigeria. Introduction to
licenses, leases and rights acquisition.
GNG 113
2
At the end of this course, the students should be able to: 1. differentiate between the sectors of the Oil and Gas Industry and its value chain; 2. identify local and global historical perspective of the petroleum indust...
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Origin of Petroleum, Crude oil and gas composition and types, Petroleum exploration
techniques, Global and local historical perspective of the petroleum industry, Overview of the
different sectors, Challenges in the oil and gas industry, renewal and non-renewal energy
drive and examples, overview of processes involved from discovery to consumption, Petroleum
industry value chain, Associated team players in petroleum and gas industry operations
Opportunities available to the petroleum and Gas Engineers.
200 Level
MAR 203
3
At the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. identify and classify various marine vessels and offshore structures; 2. calculate different ship hull form coefficient and hydrostatic parameters; 3. explain the...
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Introduction to Naval Architecture: naval architectural terms and concepts; Ship building and
the design spiral. Marine vessels: types of ships, boats, barges and floating structures. SHIP
stability: The concepts of static, dynamic, intact and damage stability. Introduction to Offshore
Engineering: types, design, installation, and operations. Fixed offshore and floating offshore
platforms, Subsea systems, Introduction to offshore renewable energy systems.
300 level
NUE 304
3
At the end of this course, students should be able to 1. describe the neutron generation and transport reactor core principles 2. explain the concept of thermalizing of fast neutrons and resonance absorptions; 3. Learn t...
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Neutron interactions, nuclear fission, and chain reacting systematics in thermal and fast
nuclear reactors. Diffusion and slowing down of neutrons. Criticality condition and calculations
of critical concentrations, mass and dimensions, core design problems, computer methods and
applications, few-group approximation, and point kinetics. Nuclear reactor dynamics and
reactivity feedbacks.
PCE 112
2
At the end of this course, the students should be able to: 1. identify a petrochemical plant and explain the functions of the petrochemical engineer in the plant; 2. identify facilities in petrochemical plant, draw simpl...
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Description of petrochemical plant and a petrochemical engineer. Raw materials for the
petrochemical industry and examples of petrochemicals; the importance of petrochemical to
the nation. Ancillary facilities in petrochemical plant; Petrochemical Engineering process flow
charts, and process symbols. The concept of units and dimensions: the concept and basis of
measurement and analysis of pressure, temperature, volume, and other parameters. Basic
definitions: chemical equations and stoichiometry. Combustion. Ideal gas laws. Real
gas relationships. Vapour pressure, saturation, and humidity.
200 Level
PCE 201
2
At the end of this course, the students should be able to: 1. formulate and solve closed steady-state material balances on multi-stage systems with and without a recycle and purge; 2. formulate and solve closed steady-st...
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Analysis of material balances for multiple systems. Analysis of material balances problems with
direct solutions. Material balances using algebraic techniques control surface and stage
balances for open and closed systems. Problems involving species and elements for reacting
and non-reacting systems. Material balances in process flow sheets. Energy balances
procedures, energy balances for reactive and non-reactive processes, heat capacity.
Calculation and enthalpy changes, without change of phase and for phase transitions.
The heat of reaction combined mass and energy systems for steady-state and unsteady-
state processes. Computer-aided combined mass and energy balance calculations.
300 Level
PGE 101
2
At the end of this course, the students should be able to: 1. discuss the principles and operation of the three geophysical methods (magnetic, gravimetric and seismic) employed for oil and gas exploration activities; 2....
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Geophysical methods of petroleum exploration. Principles of petroleum geology. Drilling for
oil and gas: Oil and gas reservoir; oil and gas production; oil and gas processing; oil and gas
transportation. Unconventional Sources; shale gas, gas hydrates, coalbed methane, landfill
and biogas technology.
200 Level
PEE 101
2
At the end of the course, student should be able to: 1. understand of the principles of operation of the three geophysical methods (magnetic, gravimetric and seismic) employed for oil and gas exploration activities; 2. u...
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Historical background, sources, world supply and demand; Geophysical methods of petroleum
exploration; Principles of petroleum geology; Drilling for oil and gas: Oil and gas reservoir; Oil
and gas production methods; Oil and gas processing; Oil and gas transportation;
Unconventional Sources: Shale Gas, Gas hydrates, Coalbed Methane, Landfill and Biogas
technology. Career Development Resources including information on Society of Petroleum
Engineers and other professional groups.
200 Level
RAE 102
2
At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. describe the fundamental principles for railway engineering, basic track geometry parameters, railway superstructure and substructure components, operation and mai...
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Introduction to the railway engineering and rail infrastructures and their impacts on the society
and on the environment. Alignment, track geometry, superstructure and substructure
components, switches, Railway planning and capacity, electrotechnical installations (power
supply and signalling control system) together with operation and maintenance of railway.
200 Level
STE 102
2
At the end of this course, the students should be able to: 1. demonstrate that computational procedures are useful in analysing structures; 2. explain structural behaviour; 3. demonstrate an in-depth exposure to computer...
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Introduction to scope of Structural Engineering profession: earthquake, environmental,
geotechnical, transportation, and water resources engineering and their relationship to civil
engineering.
200 Level