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An introduction to the conventions of the history of art along with a survey of the significant genres and artists from earliest known artistic engagements in rock art traditions, especially in the Kalahari and Sahara Deserts the Altamira and other European traditions, the art of Egypt, Greece, Rome to the Gothic traditions, and other ancient and medieval traditions of the world focusing on the transitions and formal regimes and styles that the artworks privilege.

An introduction to the history of modern art with the Renaissance regimes in Europe as the starting point and advancing to contemporary modernity in a general survey of world art traditions, within the scope of a survey history.

Homeopathic Materia Medica. Remedies: original and nomenclature/kingdoms. Polycrest remedies. Study of 10 remedies in each kingdom. Homeopathy pharmacy. Analytical methods by use of thin layer chromatography (TCL). Control study by violet absorption spectrum method. The dilution and the vibration of succession techniques. Mechanisms of action of homeopathic remedies. Pharmacology and Pharmacognosy of homeopathy. Homeopathy in clinical practice. Case history. Current illness. Personal and family history. Psychosocial history. Clinical examination. Laboratory investigation. Homeopathic remedies. General remedy finder. Duration of the homeopathic result. Duration and outcome of treatment. The clinical application of homeopathy. Epidemics. Diseases of cardiovascular system. Disease of respiratory system. Disease of gastrointestinal system. Disease of endocrine system. Disease of urinary system. Orthopaedic disorder. Disease of connective tissues. Disease of the skin. Venereal disorder. Neurological diseases. Gynaecological disease. Paediatric disease and many others.

Scope of human geography and its relation to physical geography. World population: its distribution and patterns of growth/demographic characteristics of selected populations. Human settlements: evolution patterns and functions. Inter-relationships between urban and rural settlements. Environmental resources; the concept of resources: types of resources and their global distribution; relationship between resources and tertiary activities; impact of human activities on the environment at varying levels of technology and population densities; sustainable management of the resources; The roles of movement and flows of people, goods, energy and ideas.

Definition and goals of studying Human Nutrition and Dietetics; Historical development, philosophy and objectives of Nutrition and dietetics; Career opportunities in Human Nutrition and Dietetics, including the necessary academic preparations and personal qualities required. Basic human needs and the role of Human Nutrition and Dietetics in meeting these needs; Nature of families and their nutritional needs; Definition of major concepts in Nutrition: Nutrients, their functions and sources; malnutrition; adequate diets; nutrient needs/requirements; Relationship between nutrition and health, including HIV/AIDS; Human Nutrition and Dietetics in National Development. 200 Level

Basic introduction to information and communications system. Brief historical development of communications: telegraph, telephony, radio, satellite, data, optical and mobile communications, facsimile. Block diagram of a typical communication system. An elementary account of the types of transmission for different communication systems. Introduction to Television Systems: principle of operation of analogue and digital TV systems. Evolution of mobile radio communications. A basic cellular system. GSM Architecture. Examples of mobile radio systems. Trends in cellular radio and personal communications. Nigerian Communications Act and Nigerian Communications Commission. 200 Level

Classification of modern industry. Industrial and production activities. Productivity and its effects on economic development and the standard of living of the citizens of a nation. Work design and Measurement: control, operation and design of manned industrial and service systems. Methods and techniques of measuring work performance. Safety engineering. Principles and procedures of systems design and operation systems that involve people for maximal safety. Job satisfaction and efficiency. Principles of motion economy and Plant location. Material handling principles. Selective treatment of other basic techniques actually used by industrial and production engineers. 200 Level

Basic principle of computers. Computer "backbone". Data transmission. Random Access Memory. Permanent Memory. Graphic processing. Communication Ports. Input and Output Devices. Software types. Accessibility options. Computer types. Portable digital devices. Network Types. Internet. Instant messaging. Voice over Internet Protocol. Really Simple Syndication. Network communication. Internet data transfer. Data rate units. Internet access. Virtual (online) communities. Computer in the workplace. Office Applications (word processing, spreadsheets, presentation, etc.). Other well-known applications. Telecommuting (telework).

Roles and relevance of information systems in organisations to conduct business and solve problems. Information systems principles in modern organisations. Systems concepts; organisational processes; technological aspects of information systems. The internet. Information technology security. Ethical issues. Database management. Systems development life cycle.

Introduction to computer software, hardware, and networking technologies. Information technology systems model. A brief introduction to information technologies – human- computer interaction, information management; networking, platform technologies, programming, and web systems and technologies. Data versus information. History of information technology and the internet. Information technology application domains. Security, privacy, policy, and other social issues inherent in Information technology development and use. Future trends in information technology, problems on mining, visualisation, natural language processing, and Blockchain.