mytym:


Ajee is known by all...
How is electrode and ojo.

F.k ojo nd akande loh deh skul presently.....they re doing der masters in canada I guess

Skoopy:
For every graduate of engineering, you must have gone through most of the courses I will list below, if not all. This courses are so important that it is near impossible to graduate without having a fair knowledge of them.

1) Thermodynamics : this is the study of heat and temperature in relation to energy and work. The desire to improve on the efficiency of steam engines lead to the development of this course. Terms such as enthalpy, entropy, energy and pressure will be used often in the said course. Thermodynamics have four basic laws, but this cannot be handled here.

2)FLUID MECHANICS : This has to do with the study of fluids (liquids and gases), it is divided broadly into two, FLUID STATICS and FLUID DYNAMICS. With the former taking care of fluids with no sheer stress( ie fluids at rest) and the latter handling fluids in motion. Base on flow, we have compressible and in compressible fluid whose difference lie in their rate of flow with density change. Two most common but very important theories include those of newton's on viscosity and archimedes on floatation. Applications include in aviation sector, shipping / maritime, refineries, production of breweries etc.

3) CALCULUS / ADVANCE CALCULUS : This is an extension of further mathematics, has topics like polynomial, matrices and determinant, integration and differentiation and the most feared of virtually all engineering students Laplace transformation. The application of which cannot be under -estimated.

4) DESIGN/ STRUCTURAL DESIGN/ EQUIPMENT DESIGN/ PROCESS CONTROL.

5) TECHNICAL / ENGINEERING DRAWING. Before any construction/ fabrication work is carried out, it most be properly represented on paper with dimensions.

All engineers on naira land, how many of this courses did you pass through? None engineers who love the profession are also welcome.

I searched your list for Mathematical Modelling. Chai! I don't know what relevance the course seeks to serve but it always made me sad and almost made me mad.

One absurd. course that made Okoh, (PhD) of the Uniport feel like he had the formula for operating the universe.

sergiolefty:

F.k ojo nd akande loh deh skul presently.....they re doing der masters in canada I guess

Masters??

I mean Dr. Adedapo Ojo, heard is an associate professor now.

Electrode is Dr Akanbi

preggi:
It is great to be an Engineer.

Circuit Theory and Analysis
Engineering "Drowning" Drawing
Fields Theory

Only few men are wired to be Engineers.

I Rep FUTA

electrical engineering?

olaitoro:


kreyszig,

eastop and mcConkey

bro, you really (read) jark, for you to use the book written by this authors.

haha...... Had/have library...... Read to stupor.... Only dat the school never rewarded me.

Just finished with 100lvl.

Tasted.
Applied thermo-D (cool course)
Calculus.

Lemme add..
Applied electricity
Cirtcuit theory
Semiconductors.

iRep EEE

Engrpj:
You no God Created Men, but few of them became Engrs..... Proud to be one... After offering 98 courses

Reps Unimaid......

UNIMAID for real, M B umaru and Fasiu......Lmao you go fear Mech. Eng.

This remind me of these courses: STATISTICS IN ENGINEERING. There is this topic that scared us that time & we rename that course by the name of that topic ''POISON'' but I like the course when it comes to construction of ANOVA TABLE, REGRESSION & CORRELATION. God saved me, I managed to scale through. Also this course, NUMERICAL METHODS. I hate this topic under it RINGE KUTTA METHOD, especially when you're taking about 4th, 5th......orders. But I like SIMPSON'S RULE, GAUSS-SEIDEL ITERATION, NEWTON GREGORY FORMULA....

1940 theories in 2016.

a) Engine Drawing
b) Instrumentation, Measurement and Control
c) Fluid Mechanics
d) Introduction to Engineering Materials
e) Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering
f) Workshop Practice
g) Machine Design
i) Entrepreneurship
j) Technical report writing
k) Plant Design
l) Ordinary Differential Equation (ODi Egwu)
m) Engineering Thermodynamic (Thermo Demonic)
n) Engineering Analysis
o) Industrial Studies
p) Engineering Law and Management
q) Strength of Material

.....rep FUTO

Esut did all. Ordinary differential equation is not a course, its just one of d topics in engineering analysis.
ESUT ALL D WAY

Engine Drawing, industrial Electronics, Thermo, workshop practice, applied electricity, Circuit theory, ODE 1 n 11, Quantum mechanics n others.
I rep Industrial Physics. FUAM

engineering analysis... what relevance has that course added to my life? NOTHING. tis well sha. really enjoyed reading textbooks from those Indian authors.
what more can i say Love an Engineer, Love the World

mytym:

Masters??

I mean Dr. Adedapo Ojo, heard is an associate professor now.

Electrode is Dr Akanbi

electrode loh dey around also....nd d only prof I knw of is prof aborishade......

The need for knowledge of STRENGTH OF MATERIAL can not over emphasis, with the Knowledge of shear stress and bending moment. Engineers can select the appropriate material for any design....

I did all...but 1 and 2 Na die! Engr. Osore almost killed us

Yes those courses were part of our course and compulsory couses we passed thru in our first. Degree.

Yeah... I remembered.. "laplace" in advance calculus.

uzo4real:
Advanced Calculus really cracked me up. Glad its all in the past though.

adv. Calculus is quite easy

Although am a building student bt structures no b small thing ooooo

imagine funaab engineering students escaped Advanced calculus which is Mathematical Method.. imagine funaab engineering students escaped Advanced calculus which is Mathematical Method..

Lots of Engineers in d house...most of d listed courses belongs to departmnt of mech engr whch I rep.....Advance viberation almst killed me tho

Laplace tranforms turned out to be easier than I was told. As well as every other course on the Op's list. All of which I'm taking.

Nigerian students have this annoying habit of telling their juniors how hard and difficult and tedious courses were, even to the point of exaggerating. I don't know why. And I probably never will.

anochuko01:
I did all...but 1 and 2 Na die! Engr. Osore almost killed us

case in point.

a) Engine Drawing
b) Instrumentation, Measurement and Control
c) Fluid Mechanics
d) Introduction to Engineering Materials
e) Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering
f) Workshop Practice
g) Machine Design
i) Entrepreneurship
j) Technical report writing
k) Plant Design
l) Ordinary Differential Equation (ODi Egwu)
m) Engineering Thermodynamic (Thermo Demonic)
n) Engineering Analysis
o) Industrial Studies
p) Engineering Law and Management
q) Strength of Material

.....rep FUTO

Interesting courses in Engineering esppecially Elect Elect, wit Matlab nd autocad, u r gud to go.

Wow,its unbelievable my comment in a thread of over a year this morning pushed it to FP.
The saying goes that someone can help you get to the promise land,he just has to be at the right place at the right time.

the best kind of engineering is chemical engineering as far as those courses are concern because chemical engineers play with those course from year 1to5 even on the field.

tibaonnet:
This remind me of these courses: STATISTICS IN ENGINEERING. There is this topic that scared us that time & we rename that course by the name of that topic ''POISON'' but I like the course when it comes to construction of ANOVA TABLE, REGRESSION & CORRELATION. God saved me, I managed to scale through. Also this course, NUMERICAL METHODS. I hate this topic under it RINGE KUTTA METHOD, especially when you're taking about 4th, 5th......orders. But I like SIMPSON'S RULE, GAUSS-SEIDEL ITERATION, NEWTON GREGORY FORMULA....

Are you kidding me,those courses you mentioned above are big bonuses,and are easy. Like I said earlier you just need to grasp the basics.

Emergencyluck:
Engine Drawing, industrial Electronics, Thermo, workshop practice, applied electricity, Circuit theory, ODE 1 n 11, Quantum mechanics n others.
I rep Industrial Physics. FUAM

Haha...Quantum Electronics,Solid State Physics and Properties of Materials,Digital Electronics,Vacuum techniques,EM waves and theory,reflectors,Acoustics,Microwave theory and application,Communications,Semiconductor Physics and Solar techology ...and so on.

I love Thermodynamic like Kilode.

obongtunji:
I love Thermodynamic like Kilode.

Its one of the easiest,students just shy away from it.

Team CHE 241.. Fluid mechanics.. #betaByFAR

Teempakguy:
Laplace tranforms turned out to be easier than I was told. As well as every other course on the Op's list. All of which I'm taking.

Nigerian students have this annoying habit of telling their juniors how hard and difficult and tedious courses were, even to the point of exaggerating. I don't know why. And I probably never will.

case in point.

thank your God you're been taught by someone who knows it. I did Mech engrn....when it was time to do INSTRUMENTATIONS AND CONTROL, under which we did LA'place, the man just comes to class, talks some rubbish then leave. the man no sabi anything.... I managed to get E at the end o! I never had time to go settle down non Laplace alone when I had 10 other courses I was doing. now I regret not knowing it, coz I need it so much now.

Our lecturers are the problems we have. MAKE IT INTERESTING, THEN WE'LL LOVE IT

dejavski:


Runge kutta is a topic in Numerical methods in 400l advanced engineering mathematics(GEG 401) it's quite tedious and very tricky.
Goons from unilag will attest to this

Yes , but it's one of the easier aspects in numerics. I enjoyed the brain play and flow with it.

Maybe the person who taught you made it seem tedious. And please, don't call them goons again.
Unilag goons