This is a two academic year course supervised by National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) in which at the end a student is awarded the National Diploma in Computer Science.
Admission in to this course is through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (UTME) examination.
The main objective of the course is to inculcate into the students the fundamentals of Computer professional use and development.
Course Structure:
The course in line with NBTE tenets is divided into four semesters and in two years. The outline course structure is as follows:
Year 1 - Semester 1
Course Code |
Course Title |
COM101 |
Introduction to Computing |
COM112 |
Introduction to Digital Electronics |
COM113 |
Introduction to Programming |
STA111 |
Descriptive Statistics |
STA112 |
Elementary Probability Theory |
MTH111 |
Logic and Linear Algebra |
MTH112 |
Functions and Geometry |
OTM112 |
Technical English 1 |
GNS127 |
Citizenship Education 1 |
Year 1 - Semester 2
Course Code |
Course Title |
COM121 |
Scientific Programming Language Using OO Java |
COM122 |
Introduction to internet |
COM123 |
Computer Application Packages 1 |
COM124 |
Data Structure and Algorithms |
COM125 |
Introduction to System Analysis |
COM126 |
PC Upgrade and maintenance |
GNS128 |
Citizenship Education II |
Year 2 - Semester 1
Course Code |
Course Title |
COM211 |
Computer Programming using OO Java |
COM212 |
Introduction to Systems Programming |
COM213 |
Commercial Programming Language VB.NET |
COM214 |
File Organization and Management |
COM215 |
Computer Packages II |
COM216 |
Computer Systems Troubleshooting 1 |
OTM217 |
Technical English II |
Year 2 - Semester 2
Course Code |
Course Title |
COM221 |
Computer programming using Java |
COM222 |
Seminar on Computer and Society |
COM223 |
Basic Hardware Maintenance |
COM224 |
Management Information System |
COM225 |
Web Technology |
COM226 |
Computer Systems Troubleshooting II |
COM229 |
Project |
STA226 |
Small Business Start up |
Course Structure:
The course in line with NBTE tenets is divided into four semesters and in two years. The outline course structure is as follows:
Year 1 - Semester 1
GNS 101 |
Use of English I |
GNS 127 |
Citizenship Education |
MTH 112 |
Algebra and Elementary Trigonometry |
STA 111 |
Introduction to Statistics |
MEC 101 |
Technical Drawing |
MEC 107 |
Mechanical Engineering Science |
MEC 104 |
Mechanical Workshop Tech. and Practice I |
EEC 112 |
Electrical Engineering Science |
EEC 116 |
Electrical Workshop Practice I |
COM 111 |
Introduction to Computer |
Year 1 - Semester 2
GNS 102 |
Communication in English I |
GNS 125 |
Economics |
MTH 211 |
Calculus |
MEC 102 |
Descriptive Geometry |
MEC 108 |
Introduction to Thermodynamics |
EEC 124 |
Electronics I |
EEC 126 |
Electrical Workshop Practice II |
EEC 128 |
Electrical Measurement and Instrument |
COM 122 |
Computer Operations |
COM 221 |
Computer Programming (FORTRAN) |
CTE 121 |
Digital Computer Fundamentals I |
Year 2 - Semester 1
GNS 201 |
Use of English II |
MTH 202 |
Logic and Linear Algebra |
EEC 232 |
Electrical Circuit Theory 1 |
EEC234 |
Electronics II |
EEC 235 |
Electrical Measurement and Instrumentation II |
EEC237 |
Electrical/Electronic Maintenance and Repair |
CTE 211 |
Micro Computer Fundamentals |
CTE 212 |
Computer Workshop Practice I |
CTE 213 |
Digital Computer Fundamentals II |
CTE 214 |
Computer Architecture |
Year 2 - Semester 2
GNS 202 |
Communication in English II |
MTH 122 |
Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry |
EEC 242 |
Electrical Circuit Theory |
EEC 244 |
Telecommunication Engineering |
CTE 221 |
Computer Programming (Assembly Language) |
CTE 222 |
Computer Workshop Practice II |
CTE 223 |
Operating Systems |
CTE 224 |
Computer Power Systems |
CTE 225 |
Project |
Course Structure:
The course in line with NBTE tenets is divided into four semesters and in two years. The outline course structure is as follows:
Year 1 - Semester 1
COM 311 |
Operating System I |
COM 312 |
Database Design I |
COM 313 |
Computer Programming Using C ++ |
COM 314 |
Computer Architecture |
STA 314 |
Operations Research I |
STA 311 |
Statistics Theory I |
OTM 315 |
Basics Communications I |
Year 1- Semester 2
COM 321 |
Operating System II |
COM 322 |
Database Design II |
COM 323 |
Assembly Language |
COM 324 |
Introduction to Software Engineering |
COM 326 |
Introduction to Human-Computer Interface (HCI) |
STA 321 |
Statics II |
OTM 412 |
Basics Communications II |
Year 2 - Semester 1
COM 412 |
Computer Programming (OO PASCAL) |
COM 413 |
Project Management |
COM 414 |
Compiler Construction |
COM 415 |
Data Communication and Networks |
COM 416 |
Multimedia |
STA 411 |
Operations Research II |
Year 2 - Semester 2
COM 422 |
Computer Graphics and Animation |
COM 423 |
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems |
COM 424 |
Professional Practice in IT |
COM 425 |
Seminar on current topics in Computing |
COM 426 |
Small Business Start Up |
COM 429 |
Project |
Course Structure:
The course in line with NBTE tenets is divided into four semesters and in two years. The outline course structure is as follows:
Year 1 - Semester 1
LIS 111 |
Foundation of Library and Information Science |
LIS 112 |
Cataloguing I |
LIS 113 |
Basic Reference Tools and Services I |
LIS 114 |
History of Libraries I |
LIS 115 |
Book Production Processes |
LIS 116 |
Classification I |
LIS 117 |
Sociology of Library and Information Science |
ICT 111 |
Computer and Information Processing |
ICT 112 |
Systems Design and Analysis |
GNS 111 |
Citizenship Education I |
Year 1 - Semester 2
LIS 111 |
Cataloguing II |
LIS 122 |
Basic Reference Tools and Services II |
LIS 123 |
History of Libraries II |
LIS 124 |
Classification II |
LIS 125 |
Basics Computer and Operating Systems |
LIS 126 |
Compilation of Bibliography, Indexes and Abstracts |
ICT 121 |
Database Management |
ICT 122 |
Programming Language |
GNS 102 |
Communication in English |
GNS 121 |
Citizenship Education |
BUS 213 |
Entrepreneurship Development |
Year 2 - Semester 1
LIS 211 |
Element of Library Administration |
LIS 212 |
Cataloguing and Classification I |
LIS 213 |
Research Methods |
LIS 214 |
Element of Reprography |
LIS 215 |
Types of Libraries and Information Centres I |
LIS 216 |
Preservation and Conservation of Library Materials |
LIS 217 |
Collection Development |
LIS 218 |
Element of Library Automation |
ICT 211 |
Web Development |
ICT 212 |
Management Information Systems |
GNS 201 |
Use of English II |
Year 2 - Semester 2
LIS 221 |
Cataloguing and Classification II |
LIS 222 |
Project |
LIS 223 |
Types of Libraries and Information Centres II |
LIS 224 |
A V equipment Operation and Materials Development |
ICT 221 |
Information Networking |
ICT 222 |
Information security |
LIS 225 |
Introduction to Internet and Virtual Library |
GNS 202 |
Communication in English II |
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