CCMAS Course Search

Microbiology and biochemistry of agronomically important soil processes; Decomposition of organic matter such as hemicellulose; cellulose; lignin and fertilizers; Biochemistry of pesticide degradation

Limiting theorems; Convergence of sequence of variables and some probability functions limiting distribution; Generating functions and inversion theorems; Special parametric univariate and multivariate distributions and large sample theory; Further theory of statistical inference

Principles of Stratigraphy; Types areas; boundary problems; Correlation; Stratigraphic nomenclature; Biostratigraphy and biostratigraphic refinement with emphasis on African examples

Stress in 2-dimensions; trajectories; Mohr diagram; Strain in 2 and 3 dimensions; Rheology; stress-strain relations of elastic; viscous and visco elastic materials; Geometric techniques of structural analysis; Projection techniques; Fracture analysis; Mapping techniques; Geotectonics; crustal morphology; world patterns; theories of orogenesis

Study of Anatomy in the living body including surface marking or projection of various internal structures such as heart; kidneys main arteries and nerves; Imaging Technique; The study of the normal radiological appearances of various parts and regimes of the body whether using plane X-ray as for bone or by the use of radio-opaque substances to visualize soft tissues; e.g; phlebography; barium meals and enema; arteriography; etc

Basic reactions of the respiratory; cardiovascular; haemopoietic and integumentary systems in disease; and on the pathogenesis of their diseases particularly those that are of importance in the tropics; Emphasis will be on the respiratory; cardiovascular; haemopoietic and integumentary systems in disease and on the pathogenesis and anatomic pathology correlated with interpretative clinical pathology where appropriate

The basic reactions of the digestive; musculo-skeletal; and nervous systems in disease and on the pathogenesis and anatomic pathology correlated with interpretative clinical pathology where appropriate

The basic reactions of the reproductive; urinary; and endocrine systems as well as special senses in disease; and on the pathogenesis and anatomic pathology; correlated with the interpretative clinical pathology where appropriate

Collection methods; temporary preservation of fresh materials; Preparation of herbarium packets and labelling; Permanent preservation of materials using specific mountants; Microclimatology; types of instruments and their uses

Quick review of the fundamental technologies: parsing; bytecodes; interpretive systems in general; and run-time support; especially memory management; Analysis and classification of existing embedded languages according to the language paradigms used and the features included; without reference to the implementations; Analysis of the implementations of existing embedded languages; Review and study of topical issues and current development in the area of Computer Science