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Vapour-liquid equilibrium and distillation. Distillation equipment. Multicomponent distillation. Vacuum distillation and steam stripping. Azeotropic and extraction distillation. Liquid-liquid extraction, leaching, theory of crystallization in mono-and multi- systems. Crystal growth. Dialysis. Reverse osmosis.

for steady and unsteady state, batch and continuous, stage- continuous contact operations; 3. discuss the regimes for the flow in tubes and pipes, Bernoulli's equation, pressure drops, pumps, elements of external flow (Stokes' and Newton's law); and 4. apply the different methods of solid-liquid separation using the units’ operations listed in the course content; * It is expected that 2hrs every week should be used by students to learn how to use software such as CHEMCAD, HYSYS for simple calculations based on the content of this course. Course Contents The basic concept of unit operations in a petrochemical plant. Elementary technological review of the importance of unit operations in the chemical industry. Steady and unsteady state, batch and continuous, stage- continuous contact operations. Size reduction. Types of crushers, their operation and theory of design. Particle classification/drag forces on rigid bodies, drag coefficients, setting velocity and Stoke’s law. Classification of solids. Centrifugal separation. Cyclones and centrifuges. Electrical separation. Mixing of solids and fluids. Filtration. Packed and fluidised bed systems; their applications. Drying and humidification.

Prosthetic laboratory and layout. Functions of each aspect of the laboratory. Tools and machines used in the fabrication of upper limb prostheses; functions of various tools, machines and materials used in fabrication of upper limb prosthesis; machines and materials used in upper limb prostheses. Wrist disarticulation prosthesis; functions and component parts of wrist disarticulation prosthesis; measurements, fabrication and cast of a wrist disarticulation amputee; faults prosthesis such as broken socket, malfunctioning hand. Trans-radial prostheses and functions of Trans – radial Prostheses; measurement, fabrication, cast and component parts of a Trans – Radial Prostheses; faults in Trans- radial prostheses. functions and Trans – humeral prostheses; measurement, cast, fabrication and component parts of a Trans – humeral prostheses; faults in Trans - humeral prosthesis. (POT 309, POT 310) Plaster casting courses Learning Outcomes At the conclusion of the courses, the student should be able to: 1. identify casting material and different types of casting like traction embedded in plaster cast; 2. list indications for plaster and be able to make and also identify different types of body; 3. identify jackets such as: Modified Minerva body jacket, Full minerva body jacket, Halo-pelvic a body jacket; 4. identify and explain the chemical components of synthetic plaster bandage; 5. differentiate between plaster of paris and synthetic plaster bandage; 6. demonstrate the application of synthetic bandage to make a plaster cast; 7. identify the materials used to make the plaster casts of the lower extremities; 8. making of the following plaster cads of the lower extremities of the human being; boot plaster cast, below knee cast, Above Knee cast, High above Knee cast cylinder cast; and 9. counsel patients after plaster cast application and many others.

Introduction to urban design and its relationship to urbanization. Elements of Urban design and their impact on the quality of environment. A general study of urban design of human settlements during the early times. Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Evolution of industrial settlements and contemporary human settlements. The effects of new movements in civic design and town planning, Examples of traditional urban design characteristics of Nigerian cities.

Urban economics as a field of study. The nature of urban areas. Problem of urban economy. Urban land use and transportation; congestion, traffic and parking. Technology and city spatial structure and growth. Urban economic base. Pollution and environmental quality in Nigeria. Overview of environmental-oriented policy measures in Nigeria. Urban policy: need for policy, arguments for and against urban policy formulation, antecedent and contemporary urban policy measures in Nigeria. New town development; public and private development. Planning and compensation. Betterment problem

World population growth and distribution. Demographic and cultural characteristics. Types and causes of population movements, population composition and its analysis for the existing situation. Balanced population and prevalent trends. Estimation of current population characteristics and factors used in forecasting. Methods of population forecasting, trend projection, regression, ratio and apportionment, migration and natural increase growth composition analysis, matrix of framework and a locative forecasting methods. African cities in the context of the central place theory; city development in Pre-industrial Pre-colonial times; City development in post –colonial times; the nature and process of urbanization in Africa; Urbanization and the city system,; Cities and African development. 300 Level Urban and Regional Planning

Anatomy of the urogenital system. Physiology of micturition. Urinary disorders. Genuine stress incontinence. Detrusor instability. Overflow incontinence and functional incontinence. Fistulae (vesico-vaginal) fistulae. Vesico-rectal fistulae. Uretero-vaginal fistulae. Recto-vaginal fistulae. 128 Vault prolapse. Anterior prolapse. Posterior prolapse. Cystocele. Rectocele. Psychological aspect of urogynaecology.

Diseases that cause obstructive uropathy (urethral stricture, benign prostatic enlargement and prostate cancer) and its complications (upper tract obstruction, hydronephrosis, renal failure and fistulae). Urolithiasis and urological trauma. Haematuria and its causes. Non-prostatic benign and malignant urological tumours. Acute and chronic urological infections. Hydrocoele. Neuro-urology and urological complications of systemic diseases. Introduction to renal transplantation. Paediatric urology, congenital malformations (hypospadias, epispadias, bladder exstrophy, posterior urethral valves). Wilm’s tumours. Urinary tract infections. Reflux disease.

Brief history of libraries; library and education; university libraries and other types of libraries; study skills (reference services). Types of library materials, using library resources including e- learning, e-materials. Understanding library catalogues (card, OPAC) and classification. Copyright and its implications; database resources; bibliographical citations and referencing. Development of modern ICT; hardware technology; software technology; input devices; storage devices; output devices; communication and internet services; and word processing skills.

General history of vaccination; development and uses of animal vaccines in Nigeria; concepts of antigenicity and immunogenicity in relation to animal vaccines; vaccine types; vaccination procedures (precautions; advantages and disadvantages); determination of vaccine efficacy; planning vaccination campaign