CCMAS Course Search
Browse BRIDGE's courses under the National Universities Commission's Core Curriculum Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS) — Nigeria's unified benchmark curriculum for every accredited program. Search by course title, code, faculty or programme to see full descriptions, learning outlines and credit-hour loads.
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ITH 102
2 Unit(s) (LH 30)
At the end of this course, student should be able to: 1. read a problem description and apply an appropriate algorithm to solve that problem; 2. formulate a solution to a problem in algorithmic form using pseudocode; 3....
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Role of Algorithms in problem solving process, concepts and properties of Algorithms.
Implementation strategies, Development of Flow Charts, Pseudo Codes. Program objects.
Implementation of Algorithms in a programming Language - Visual BASIC/JAVA/C/C++
ESM 112
2
At the end of this course, students should: 1. Understand the concept of property management; 2. Understand management theories and principles in property management practice; 3. Understand the key activities that make u...
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Property management defined; types of property involved - commercial, residential, industrial,
office property; professional organizations; duties and job descriptions of property managers;
Introduction to the principles and theories of management and leadership. Meaning of
management in the context of estate management. Types of estate: rural and urban, public
and private, and their categories and characteristics. The estate settings: social, political,
economic, legal and physical. Types of tenancies: monthly, yearly and weekly.
200 Level Estate Management
PHS 201
2 Unit(s) (LH 30)
At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. explain the history and philosophy of public health and its core values; 2. explain the concept of public health and its function in Nigeria and across the globe;...
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Definition of Health. The WHO definition, its limitation, other definitions of Health. Historical
development in Health. Historical Perspective of Health. Definition of Public Health. Its history
and development. Branches of Public health. Primary Health care, secondary Health care and
Tertiary health care facilities. Role of respective tiers of Government in Health Provision.
QTS 101
2
At the end of this course, students should be able to: gain an awareness and understanding of Quantity Surveying as a profession and its historical development; 1. state the functions of a Quantity Surveyor and the caree...
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Definition of Quantity Surveying; historical development of the quantity surveying profession.
Functions performed by a quantity surveyor. Career opportunities for the Quantity Surveyor.
Professionals in the construction industry and their interrelationships. Professional bodies in the
construction industry and their significance; the relationships between the Nigerian Institute of
Quantity Surveyors (NIQS) and the Quantity Surveyors Registration Board of Nigeria (QSRBN).
Applied Mensuration: Measurement and computation of girth, area and volume for both regular
and irregular shapes from dimensioned drawings; Principles of measuring gross and adjustments.
Setting up dimensions on taking off sheets and squaring to compute girths, areas and volumes.
CSC 818
3
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The theory of quantum information and quantum computation; classical information theory; compression of quantum information; transmission of quantum information through noisy channels; quantum entanglement; quantum crypt...
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The theory of quantum information and quantum computation; classical information theory; compression of quantum information; transmission of quantum information through noisy channels; quantum entanglement; quantum cryptography; classical complexity theory; quantum complexity; efficient quantum algorithms; quantum error-correcting codes; fault-tolerant quantum computation; and physical implementations of quantum computation
DTS 211
3
At the end of the course, the students should be able to: 1. utilise the R programming language for data-driven functions and utilities that have been lauded across the computing industry; 2. explain the structures, func...
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History and Overview of R, Installation, Introduction to R and RStudio, R interface, Cleaning
and transforming data, Getting data in and out of R, Evaluation, R Objects, Numbers,
Attributes, Vectors, Matrices/Arrays, Lists, Factors, Missing Values, Data Types, Structures and
Frames, Names, , Displaying and plotting data, Reading lines of a Text File, Reading from a
URL connection, Vectorised Operations, Dates and Times, Control Structures, Functions,
Scoping Rules, Coding Standard for R, Looping, Debugging, Profiling R Code. Creating data
products using R package.
Lab work: Installation of R programming language and learning the practical basics. Practical
programming exercises on R programming language in getting data in and out, evaluation,
computation, finding missing values and reading lines of text files. Practical exercises on R
coding and debugging.
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
URP 206
2
Upon completion of this course, students would be able to: 1. give a description of the concept of obtaining information on objects from a distance without coming into contact with the object; 2. illustrate a historical...
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Elements of remote sensing system, techniques of remote sensing. Visual interpretation of
imageries, digital image analysis, remote sensing application, interpretation of remote sensing
and GIS in Planning research, case studies. An overview of Remote Sensing Technology. The
concept of Remote Sensing, Electromagnetic radiation (EMR), Physical Basis for Remote Sensing
System and EM wavelength regions. Historical Evolution of remote sensing, Early Development
and Modern History. Remote Sensing Platforms, Ground based platforms, Aerial platforms,
Photography and Satellites remote sensing. Sensor Technology Passive/Active Sensing,
Characteristics of Sensors and Advantages and disadvantages. Principles of image and Photo
interpretation, Elements of photo/image interpretation, Aids to image interpretation and
advantages of Remote Sensing.
GEO 204
2
This course helps the students to understand key concepts in remote sensing and Geographic information system. It is expected that at the end of the course, the students should be able to: 1. explain the history of remot...
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Fundamentals of remote sensing (Definition, history of remote sensing, components of remote
sensing, electromagnetic radiation), RS process. Relationship between Remote sensing and
Geographic Information System; and the applications of remote sensing remote sensing systems,
Imageries across the spectrum, Image acquisition, Image restoration and enhancement, Image
processing and interpretations, Image storage and retrieval formats; applications in agriculture,
environmental resources management, monitoring and change detection, Urban planning.
QTS 409
2
At the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. Understand how to identify and define a research problem and formulate relevant research topic in Quantity Surveying; 2. Develop the knowledge of the sources of r...
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Research principles and methods. Identifying and defining a research problem. Topic selection
and proposal writing; searching and reviewing literature. Citation and referencing in research.
Research design, sampling techniques, techniques for data collection and questionnaire design.
Data analysis and presentation of results. Drawing conclusions; making recommendations;
dissertation structuring and writing up. Presentation of research report.