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This course introduces the students to the concept of built environment, which arises through the development activities of the human person. Students would be informed about the number and quality of the world’s people and the conditions of their cities, farms, factories, roads. and how to grow at the expense of the natural environment and impact on the environment as a whole. The course will also examine the economic production systems and the factors influencing them as well as how they promote or degrade the quality of the environment, urban utilities, and index of measuring urban quality.

Integration of core concepts from Management Information System (MIS) with those of Operations Management (OM). Introduction of process-oriented view of the flows of materials, information, products and services through and across organisational functions. All organisations must carefully analyse and document their business processes and must continuously assess the efficiency and effectiveness of these processes to minimise cost and maximise value creation. Identification information-bearing events, assess and improve process efficiency, learn to model and analyse business processes, and understand the interactions between human behaviour and process design.

Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) involves changes in structures and in processes within the business environment. The entire technological, human, and organisational dimensions may be changed in BPR. Information technology plays a major role in Business Process Re- engineering as it provides office automation, it allows the business to be conducted in different locations, provides flexibility in manufacturing, permits quicker delivery to customers and supports rapid and paperless transactions. In general, it allows an efficient and effective change in the manner in which work is performed. Students learn to leverage business strategy to drive improvement, develop tools, identify problem areas, measure performance, validate change, and create models of current and future processes in order to maximise efficiency and productivity.

History, principles and methods of dealings in land tenure system in Nigeria. Customary land tenure systems in Nigeria. Right and interests in land and rights to land and natural resources. Deeds and title registration systems. Registrable Instruments and Deed Registry. Defects of deeds registration and title registration. Title registration act, registered land act and land use decree. Comparative analysis of land administration systems. Environmental coastal zone management. Law of the sea and delimitation of maritime boundaries.

Principles and scope of cadastral surveying. Rules and regulations governing demarcation, organization and procedure for cadastral surveying. Field methods and office preparations for property surveys. Specifications for large scale cadastral surveying. Principles of sub-division of properties and layout design for surveying. Origins, establishment and re-establishment of beacons. Cadastral survey records. Intra/interstate, national and international boundaries. Control surveys. Location of sequence conveyance and reversion of right. Compensation and claim surveys. Procedures for land in dispute surveys. Process of land registration and professional conduct of surveyors.

Property laws and survey regulations. Chapter 194 of the laws of the Federation and other relevant survey legislations, decrees and their amendments. Laws in mining Surveys, Rights of way and town planning laws. Land Use Act and Land Information System. Professional practice and body. Control of the profession and code of ethics. Costing of cadastral, topographical, engineering, hydro graphic surveys and other mapping projects.

Classification and chemistry of carbohydrate. Chemistry and biochemistry of the polysaccharide including the amino sugars, mucopolysaccharides, blood group substances.

Classification and chemistry of carbohydrate. Chemistry and biochemistry of the polysaccharide including the amino sugars, mucopolysaccharides, blood group substances.

Glycolysis (Embden- Meyerhof pathway), aerobic and anaerobic phases. Control mechanisms and substrate level phosphorylation. The kerb’s cycle/citric acid cycle. Metabolism of galactose 195 and fructose the uronic acid pathway gluconeogenesis, glycogenesis and glycogenolysis. The HMP shunt and its biochemical importance.

Glycolysis (Embden- Meyerhof pathway), aerobic and anaerobic phases. Control mechanisms and substrate level phosphorylation. The kerb’s cycle/citric acid cycle. Metabolism of galactose and fructose the uronic acid pathway gluconeogenesis, glycogenesis and glycogenolysis. The HMP shunt and its biochemical importance.