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Treatment planning. Case selection, and prognostication in endodontic therapy, including management of related conditions. Review of clerkship with emphasis on clerking in the conservative clinic. Endodontic periodontal relationships. Pulp capping. Basic principles of endodontics. Patient assessment. Diagnosis and treatment planning in endodontics. Root canal therapy, considerations and rationale, management of traumatic dental injuries management of discoloured teeth.

As introduction to the various issues, the nature of economics science. Its scope and methodology. Major areas of specialization. Historical development of economic ideas. Major findings in the various areas of specialization. Elementary principles of Micro-economic theories. Current issues of interest and probable future development. Concept of Equilibrium and Elasticity. Theory of Consumer Behaviour. Theory of Production and Costs. Market structure. Elementary principles of Micro-economic theories. Introduction to macroeconomics. Current issues of interest and probable future development.

Introducing students to basic principles that must be followed in Speech-Language therapy practice. Dynamics, statistic and therapeutic interventions for patients with speech-language (communication). Individualising patients’ therapies in line with their peculiar needs. Application of interventions in setting and manner that promote patients’ knowledge of step by step progression. Highlighting the basic procedures that must be followed in therapeutic sessions. Emphasising the importance of intervention documentation and strategies used in intervention.

The course is designed to provide knowledge on different kinds of clay and their characteristics concerning their chemical composition, physical and working properties. Plastic and non-plastic ceramic materials, quartz invasion, thermal expansion, and shock. Clay formulation and bending – line and triaxial blending in clay. Reasons for formulating and blending the clay bodies. Englobe, glaze, and their composition with silica. Various types of glaze, their chemical compositions, and make—materials for ceramic and their characteristics concerning their chemical composition, physical, mechanical, and thermal properties.

The course provides a survey history of metals and basic metallurgy of noble metals, iron, aluminium, copper and its alloys, alloy calculation and chemical and mechanical properties of metals, identification of metals, and assaying processes. Studio assignments will focus on workshop methods/processes such as etching, metal lacquering, embossing colouring, heat treatment of metals, hardening, tempering, normalizing, metal joinery techniques such as brazing, soldering, welding and more like it.

Determination of different physico-mechanical properties such as water absorption, true density, bulk density and modulus of rupture of various fired bodies and many more. Ceramic materials and their characteristics with regards to chemical composition, physical, mechanical and thermal properties. Collection of materials such as Feldspar, Quartz, Kaolin, Whiting from different sites for study on effective means of processing and characterisation, and applications. ceramic material characterisation and analysis, covering areas such as characterisation and specification of ceramic materials, chemical and phase compositions, particle mechanics and rheology, applications in ceramic processing, refractories, material beneficiation process, forming processes, drying processes, and firing processes. Firing – firing system, pre-sintering processes, sintering, vitrification and cooling.

Theory of Ceramic Technology II introduces mineralogy and mineralogical studies: classification of ceramic minerals and their mineralogical properties. Structures and textures of minerals and their significance in mineral genesis and mineral treatment. Application of mineralogy to mineral processing technology. The assessment of ores, unit processes and products in mineral treatment operation by quantitative mineralogical analysis. Criteria for selection of grinding and screening equipment and mineral concentration techniques. Selection of mineral concentration equipment. Design, testing and drying; materials handling. Safety considerations in mineral processing industries.

Formal languages; Chomsky hierarchy; formal computation and machine models; finite automata; pushdown automata; Turing machines; Church's Thesis; Recursively enumerable sets; Diagonal arguments; Reducibility; complexity classes

Topological vector spaces and generalized functions; Distribution calculus and topology; convolution; Tempered distributions and their Fourier transforms; Integral transforms of Mathematical Physics; Application

The theory on closed and bounded intervals: Gauges and integrals; Basic properties of the integral; The fundamental theorems of calculus; The Saks-Henstock Lemma; Measurable functions; Absolute integrability; Convergence theorems; Integrability and mean Convergence; Measure; measurability and multipliers; Mode of Convergences; substitution theorems; Applications; The theory on infinite intervals: General insight into integration on infinite intervals