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The course is a continuation of FAE 311 focusing on the factors that human development in art, typologies of creative behaviours in the child, the core of the aesthetic method of education, evaluations of the product and process of art, its pedagogy, the innovative product as a cultural imperative, assessment evaluating art in a learning process and as a product of culture and the value of art in contemporary - Nigerian society.

Theories, methods and practices in textile design and production, steps in designing and application. Various techniques in textile and guiding principles. Material procurement and management in textile. Designing methods in all textile techniques (weaving, printing, resisting and knitting). Dye types and different types of dying techniques. Pigments chemical and mixture for printing purposes. Tools identification and application. Meaning and history of printing and dyeing. Exploration of various techniques of printing and dyeing fabrics. Tools and materials needed for printing and dyeing. Differences and similarities between printing and dyeing. Precautions and safety in dyeing. Batik and Starch resist design. Fabric design by bleaching or discharge dyeing. Exploration of various environmental and traditional African design motifs for printed and dyed fabrics. Theoretical procedure of printing process-shape, print position and print thickness.

Introduction to management and functions of Managers in an organisation. The evolution and approaches to management thoughts: Classical Approaches: Systematic Management, Scientific Management, Bureaucracy, Administrative Management, Human Relations Management, Contemporary Approaches: Quantitative Management, Organisational Behaviour, Systems Theory, Contingency Theory. Leadership and Management. Management levels and skills. Motivation and Motivation theories. Communication. An introduction to construction planning and scheduling (pre-contract, contract and post-contract, WBS, Organisation of interrelated events and activities, sequencing, timing, and resource allocation of activities bar charts).

An introduction to economics, its scope methodology and relationship to the building/construction industry. Supply and demand considerations, elasticity, GDP, the Nigerian financial system, money and banking regulations. General principles of economics (micro/macroeconomics). The basic problems of resource allocation and modes of production (building components). Factors of production and law of diminishing returns, methods of production, market structures (perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly), structure of the Nigerian economy (real sector, service sector), marketing and sales management, and Pricing methods (demand and supply, tendering procedures). 200 Level

Introduction to GIS basic principles; GIS components; Subsystems; the basic concepts of space (spatial modelling); components of a spatial database, spatial data model; Geoinformatics tools. Introduction to GIS. Hardware and software requirements of GIS. Database management structure and formats. Vector data structure. Raster data structure. Data imputing, editing and topology in GIS. Integration of spatial and non-spatial data. Spatial data analysis (vector-based) and spatial data analysis (raster based). Remote sensing and GIS data integration. Application of GIS and Remote Sensing in Urban and regional planning-residential, commercial, transportation, recreational, open space and many others. 400 Level Urban and Regional Planning

Concept in landscape planning and design; Basic elements of landscape; History of landscape planning; Definition and scope of landscape planning, design and basic elements of landscape. Principles of landscaping. Landscape design process (site survey, site analysis, detailed design and implementation) factors influencing landscape design. Landscape evaluation techniques. Typology of human landscape. Landscape design consideration for housing, shopping, institutional, industrial, roads, agricultural, forestry, mining, outdoor recreation spaces, open spaces, urban parks and tourist development. Management of landscape.

This course exposes students to the science of, and the debates on carbon emission. The fact that carbon emission is the greatest contributor to greenhouse gases (GHG) that eventually accumulate in the atmosphere leading to global warming. Apart from the direct emission, the reduction in carbon sinks through the removal of vegetation enhances the accumulation of the GHG. It will argue that there are two approaches to achieve a low carbon society: reducing carbon emission and establishing more carbon sinks; identification of methods to be adopted for both approaches.

Basic concepts in management: management principles, functions of the manager. Planning: nature and purpose of the organizing function, department, line and staff. Authority, staffing and directing: selection of employees and managers, appraisal of managers, management development, nature of directing, motivation and leadership. Controlling: the control process, control technique, recent developments in the control function. The Nigerian environment: management problems in Nigeria, challenges of indigenization and transferability of management system.

Basic concepts in management. Management principles. Functions of the manager. Planning: Nature and purpose of planning. The organizing function: Department, line and staff Authority. Staffing and directing: Selection of employees and managers. Appraisal of managers. Management development. Nature of directing. Motivation. Leadership. Controlling: The control process, control technique, recent developments in the control function. The Nigerian environment: Management problems in Nigeria, challenges of indigenization, transferability of management system.

Practical examples of the measurements of building works: -Work below ground level (GL). Superstructure works. Finishes. External works. Apply computer software programmes and measurement and billing.