You can gimme a call on Monday, then we cn arrange how we can hook up.
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we've resummed, but students are not fully ready for lecture.all our lecturers are in the school ready to teach us. I guess student will be fully back 2 school on MONDAY .
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yes, it has been cofirmed,

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Have they confirmed that?

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HELLO TOSIN,
I HEARD THAT THEY HAVE AGREE WITH NLC.AS THEY SAID NOW THAT  WORKERS SHOULD BE BACK TO WORK TODAY, I WILL ENTER SKOOL TODAY SEE WHAT REALLY GOING ON THERE. AS SOON AS I'M BACK I WILL UPDATE YOU ON HERE.WHICH COURSE ARE You INTO
MY NAME IS TAI (ND-1 STATISTICS) MY NUMBER IS 207481. I LIVE  IN IBADAN
GET BACK TO YOU LATER
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SHOULD AKUNYILI, RUNSEWE BE CELEBRATED?
Mrs. Grace Victoria Emmanuel
Sir, permit me space in your paper to express my feeling about a recent award of excellence given to both Directors-General of National Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) Prof. Dora Akunyili and her Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation (NTDC) counterpart, Otunba Olusegun Runsewe by a particular popular soft sell magazine, City People.
I have always frowned at such occasion because some Nigerians have a way of making brisk business out of every situation. Just as one loves to be associated with excellence and outstanding performances as exemplified by these wonderful directors-general, one is tempted to suspect a celebration that is hinged on profit-making.
However, the personalities involved in this particular award ceremony eminently gave expression of sincerity to the intention of the organizers. Prof. Dora Akunyili and Otunba Olusegun Runsewe are among a few Nigerian leaders many people will continue to celebrate any day, any time.
The reason is simple: They both serve this country conscientiously and patriotically in their different capacities with such zeal that one can not but salute their courage, initiative and dynamism. The most exhilarating phenomenon common to the duo of Akunyili and Runsewe is that little or nothing was known about their agencies before they took over and since their appointments, it has been one success story after the other.
How many Nigerians Knew NAFDAC before Dora came and what can one say about NTDC before Runsewe’s appointment?
Prof. Akunyili deserves every honour that comes her way because she fearlessly gives quality service to this country which has saved many lives. Fake drugs and contaminated food would have killed many if not for her determination to checkmate the antics of wicked people.
As for Otunba Runsewe, only God knows the kind of driving force behind this practical tourism exponent. Since his appointment, Runsewe has always been brimming with one novel idea about tourism or the other. Almost on a weekly basis, one must see him on television or read about him in papers initiating one idea or the other. As he promised when appointed, he has taken tourism to the next level. It is as if NTDC had just been created.
These are that type of people Nigeria needs if we indeed crave for meaningful development. People that can give their best. People that can dedicate themselves to the service of their father land. People who will use their positions to improve the quality of life for the masses. People like Dora, Runsewe, Ribadu who will sacrifice their personal comfort to make life better. Not people who will use their appointment and position to amass wealth for themselves and leave no positive legacy to imitate. Though I do not have close contact with all these people I mention here, their performances and public conducts have endeared them so much to my heart that I shall continue to adore them. This is a lesson for the corrupt and inactive leaders, nobody will celebrate and praise them for stealing our money. I therefore felicitate with Dora and Runsewe for their award of excellence because they work for it and deserve it.

Mrs. Grace Victoria Emmanuel
20, Kuje Street,
kubwa, Abuja.

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Institute of Computer Applications in the Social Sciences

Aims
Computer Applications in the Social Sciences is an application field of computer science and is especially concerned with the application of computer science to social science problems. Out of a number of subjects of social science research those were chosen where an increasing relevance of the application of computer science is expected. Therefore, the systematics of the established sociological subjects was not followed. Thus, with computer applications in the social sciences a new academic subject was created which can be defined as follows:
Computer Applications in the Social Sciences is the science of the societal relations of automated information processing and the information processing methods in politics and administration.

Computer Applications in the Social Sciences consists of two domains with the following representatives:
Computer Science Applications in Politics and Public Administration
N.N.
Dr. Andreas Engel
Social Science Research Methods, Modelling and Simulation
Prof. Dr. Klaus G. Troitzsch
Dr. Michael Möhring
Computer Science Applications in Politics and Public Administration
This domain has three priorities:
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in Human Contexts
Computer Applications in Public Administration
Organization
The three priorities are to be considered insofar as one unity, since there exists a constant interaction between the social functions of the ICTs application and those methods used in politics and public administration.
Information and Communication Technologies in Human Contexts
From the historical point of view computer science derives from two disciplines: electrical engineering in the tradition of the classical engineering and mathematics. Both disciplines have in common the principle of being value-free. The reality of the ICTs looks, however, quite different: Information and communication being original human circumstances and although they are supported technically serve as mediation and exchange between people (computer as medium). ICTs are thus embedded in existing social systems (socio-technical systems) and influences the social relations between the participants, and this in a multitude of societal areas (e.g. work, education, politics, leisure). For a socially compatible application of information technology it is not sufficient to view solely the technical aspects. It is rather necessary to look at it from an integrated point of view, where social, organizational, legal and human aspects are taken into consideration at the same time.

Beside this application context the development context of the ICTs is a social process, too. There is no developer who is still able to program successfully, without including the future user in the development process. Moreover, the development of complex software systems can only be realized in a team, so that we can also speak of socio-technical systems within the development context however, with some different meaning.

Dealing with these questions we can lay down two main courses in the lectures with this priority. On the one hand there is the classical approach to computer science and society, which can be described best as research into the effects of ICTs, and which is basically a matter of discovering and analysing the effects of the use of ICTs, like for example the problem of data protection of governmental systems, or the strain of working on a computer (Technology Assessment). During the last years the research into the design and development of software systems was added. Based upon the results of research into the effects of ICTs, it tries to develop and realize concrete design decisions for socially orientated software systems, like for example the use of cryptographic algorithms within data protection, the realization of software-ergonomic knowledge in the design of human-computer interfaces or methods for the participative software development as well.

Computer Applications in Public Administration
Computer applications in public administration is concerned with the design of administrative activities with the help of ICTs. The manifold tasks of public administration, its specific organizational forms and working methods, its special relation to politics and the responsibility towards the citizens make high demands on those information systems being used to assist administration.

The need of computer scientists increases insofar as to how ICTs are not only used for the administrative internal information and communication, organization and planning, but also how politics and the persons concerned are involved. Apart from that ICTs play a decisive role for the modernization of the public administration, recognizable in various projects in cities and towns. A current example is also the Berlin-Bonn Information Network. The public administration being the biggest user of ICTs play an important role as a pioneer and active participant in the information network in order to help the development of the global information and knowledge society.

The professional field is therefore not only restricted to public administration. Computer scientists with expertise in public administration are needed wherever official institutions are involved.

Organization
Information systems usually influence the structure and functioning of organizations, to which they are applied. Therefore, organization science together with computer applications in public administration constitutes the priority of research and education. Here, we are not only concerned with the theoretical basis, and with the description of structures, but mainly with practice oriented design concepts and project management for the introduction and further development of computer based office and administrative systems. The presumption behind this concept is that from now on administration needs computer scientists, who are able to develop tools and software systems in cooperation and communication with the other administrative staff. However, in order to realize this concept it is essential to understand the terminology and procedures as well as the organization and tasks of administration, that is, not only from the social and legal but also from the managerial point of view.

Social Science Research Methods, Modelling and Simulation
Data Collection and Data Analysis Methods
In this part the students will get a thorough education in statistics and techniques of social science data collection and data analysis. The acquired knowledge can also be applied to other scientific areas, where similar methods are used. It stands to reason that we direct our attention to those techniques of social science data processing, which depend on digital computers, as applies to survey research, the quantitative analysis of text documents, and the analysis of time series. The priority of the education does not concentrate here on the application of existing program systems, as have been created for twenty-five years in cooperation with social sciences and computer science, but on the further and new development of those systems including more recent research results in computer science. These especially include the education in modern data gathering methods applied via Internet (e.g. E-Mail, WWW) as well as the development and application of Data Mining algorithms based on the artificial intelligence research (e.g. decision trees, neural networks, genetic algorithms)

Modelling and Simulation
Apart from the education at and the development of tools for data gathering and data analysis for the purpose of empirical research in social sciences and its adjoining sciences the second priority lies in the development of tools for the modelling and simulation of parts of social reality. They became an essential part of sociological research at the latest when the works of the Club of Rome (Limits of Growth, 1972) were reported to a greater public. The working group on modelling and simulation primarily examines the so called micro models, where the individuals are placed with their interrelation in the simulation model, and multi level models, where individuals and the population to which they belong, are interrelated. Especially, micro models have been used for yet quite some time in public administration, for example to assess the impact of legislation plans in tax and transfer systems. Hence follows an interlocking not only with computer science, but also with the computer applications in public administration.

Actually, the design and development of modelling and simulation tools based on concepts of agents and multi agent systems are of main interest.

In addition to the actual development of simulation tools there is the mathematical analysis, which can be realized consistently for simple models at most times. It needs, however, such extensive knowledge, which can usually not be presumed for conventional education in social sciences in Germany. But only with this mathematical knowledge we are able to transfer the results of synergetics, a field of research which has been promoted by natural scientists for several years, to social sciences.

Some other Projects: Simulation and Internet Courses in Social Science, FIRMA



Editor: Michael Möhring

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THE POST IS COMING UP ON 18TH AND 19TH OF THIS MONTH,OCTOBER,2006.
Good Afternoon!

University of Ilorin
2006/2007 PRE-REGISTRATION Screening Exercise


Candidates who have applied for admission into the undergraduate degree programmes of the University of Ilorin for the 2006/2007 academic session are hereby invited for the screening exercise which will hold on the 18th (Wednesday) and 19th (Thursday) October 2006. The categories of candidates invited are:

(a) UME candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and scored a minimum of 160 points in the JAMB Examination. All candidates must adhere strictly to the choice of courses they applied for originally with JAMB, as change of course on-line, in any form, will disqualify such candidates automatically.

(b) DIRECT ENTRY candidates who made University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and have obtained a minimum of:

(i) Upper Credit at OND/HND/Diploma (except for Statistics and History, where a lower credit may be considered). Also please note that the Department of Business Administration will not accept National Diploma in Business Administration or Diploma in Marketing;

(ii) Merit for NCE; and

(iii) Five points at Advanced Level or its equivalent in appropriate subjects, or a University degree.

For grading of Advanced Level results, please calculate the point aggregates using:


Letter Grade Grade Points
A …………………………… 5
B …………………………… 4
C …………………………… 3
D …………………………… 2
E …………………………… 1
F …………………………… 0


Passes in 3 Advanced Level subjects (at a sitting) attract a bonus of 1 extra point.

e.g. 1. A,C,C = 5+3+3 (+1) = 12 points

2, B,D,F = 4+2+0 =6 points

(c) Candidates who have just completed the University of Ilorin Remedial Programme and are willing to proceed to the degree programme.

VENUES OF SCREENING (FOR BOTH UME AND DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES)

DAY 1

DATE: Wednesday, 18th October, 2006

ARTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES, AND REMEDIAL PROGRAMMES

Group 1: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Arts:
Venues: (a) Africa Hall (Mini Campus)

(b) College of Health Sciences Lecture Rooms 1 and 2

(Mini Campus)

Group 2: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Education
(Education Arts).
Venue: Institute of Education (Mini Campus)

Group 3: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Law
Venue: Faculty of Law Lecture Rooms (Main Campus)

Group 4: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Business & Social Sciences

Programme A: Business Administration
Venue: FAPP Lecture Rooms (Mini Campus)

Programme B: Geography
Venue: Ilorin Foundation Centre (Geri Alimi)

Programme C: Economics
Venue: Lecture Rooms A-E (Mini Campus)

Programme D: Finance
Venue: Centre for Remedial Studies, Ilorin Foundation Hall (Geri Alimi)

Programme E: Accounting
Venue: Lecture Theatres 1 – 4 (Main Campus)
New Science Lecture Theatre (Main Campus)
Engineering Lecture Theatre (Main Campus)
Science Lecture Rooms and Laboratories (Main Campus)

Programme F: Political Science
Venue: Centre for Remedial Studies, Ilorin Foundation Hall (Geri Alimi)

Programme G: Sociology
Venue: Centre for Remedial Studies, Ilorin Foundation Hall (Geri Alimi)

Programme H: Remedial Programme (Arts, Agric., Education, Engineering & Science

Venue: Convocation Arena (Main Campus)


DAY 2
Date: Thursday, 19th October, 2006

AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND HEALTH SCIENCES PROGRAMMES

Group 1: Prospective candidates into College of Health Sciences:
Venue: Lecture Rooms 1&2, Institute of Education Laboratories
(Mini Campus)

Group 2: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Agriculture:
Venue: Faculty of Agriculture, Lecture Rooms (Main Campus)

Group 3: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Education:
Venue: (a) Guidance and Counselling (G&C) Lecture Room
(Main Campus)
(b) Education Technology (Main Campus)
(c) Education Science (Main Campus)

Group 4: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Engineering.
Venue: Unilorin Secondary School. (Main Campus)
Group 5: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Science

Venues: (a) Science Lecture Theatres 1-4 (main Campus)

(b) New Science Lecture Theatre (Main Campus)

(c) Engineering Lecture Theatre (Main Campus)

(d) Science Lecture Rooms (Main Campus

(e) Science Laboratories (Main Campus)

SCREENING REGISTRATION AND PROCEDURES

(a) Every candidate should visit our special website www.unilorin.edu.ng to complete and submit on - line, the registration form for screening.

(b) ON LINE: ALL CANDIDATES SHOULD PROVIDE NOT MORE THAN THEIR BEST 2 O’LEVEL RESULTS. THE TWO RESULTS SHOULD BE LISTED SEPARATELY WHERE THE RESULT OF MORE THAN ONE SITTING IS PROVIDED.

(c) IN ADDITION, EVERY CANDIDATE SHOULD PRINT OUT THE ON-LINE GENERATED FORM (3 PAGES) AND BRING ONLY THE ORIGINAL OF THE GENERATED 3 - PAGE FORM TO THE DESIGNATED SCREENING CENTRE PLUS OTHER MATERIALS LISTED BELOW. NOTHING SHOULD BE WRITTEN ON ANY SIDE OF THE 3 – PAGE FORM. ANY INSCRIPTION WILL INVALIDATE THE FORM AND DISQUALIFY THE CANDIDATE.
Screening Material

Each candidate should bring ONLY the following items to the screening Venue:

(i) The original and 2 photocopies of UME Result slip: Direct Entry candidates should bring the slip detached from the JAMB Form or Acknowledgement Card with 2 photocopies (photocopies shall be submitted at the venue of the screening);

(ii) The original and 2 photocopies of all (including O’level) results.



(iii) Four passport-size photographs with full names and JAMB Registration Number of the candidate written boldly at the back of each passport photograph; and



(iv) The original 3 – page printout from on-line registration.

N.B.

· ANY CANDIDATE WHO FAILS TO COME FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE AUTOMATICALLY FORFEITS HIS /HER CHANCE OF BEING CONSIDERED FOR ADMISSION.



· PROVISIONAL LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES CAN BE ACCESSED ON-LINE AT A LATER DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED THROUGH THE MEDIA.



TIME: 1. Preliminaries: 9.00a.m – 10.55a.m. at the various venues.

2. Actual Screening: 11.00a.m.


For further enquiries send an email to this address: "admissions0607@unilorin.edu.ng"


Signed:
Mrs. Olufolake O. Oyeyemi
Registrar

THE POST IS COMING UP ON 18TH AND 19TH OF THIS MONTH,OCTOBER,2006.
Good Afternoon!

University of Ilorin
2006/2007 PRE-REGISTRATION Screening Exercise


Candidates who have applied for admission into the undergraduate degree programmes of the University of Ilorin for the 2006/2007 academic session are hereby invited for the screening exercise which will hold on the 18th (Wednesday) and 19th (Thursday) October 2006. The categories of candidates invited are:

(a) UME candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and scored a minimum of 160 points in the JAMB Examination. All candidates must adhere strictly to the choice of courses they applied for originally with JAMB, as change of course on-line, in any form, will disqualify such candidates automatically.

(b) DIRECT ENTRY candidates who made University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and have obtained a minimum of:

(i) Upper Credit at OND/HND/Diploma (except for Statistics and History, where a lower credit may be considered). Also please note that the Department of Business Administration will not accept National Diploma in Business Administration or Diploma in Marketing;

(ii) Merit for NCE; and

(iii) Five points at Advanced Level or its equivalent in appropriate subjects, or a University degree.

For grading of Advanced Level results, please calculate the point aggregates using:


Letter Grade Grade Points
A …………………………… 5
B …………………………… 4
C …………………………… 3
D …………………………… 2
E …………………………… 1
F …………………………… 0


Passes in 3 Advanced Level subjects (at a sitting) attract a bonus of 1 extra point.

e.g. 1. A,C,C = 5+3+3 (+1) = 12 points

2, B,D,F = 4+2+0 =6 points

(c) Candidates who have just completed the University of Ilorin Remedial Programme and are willing to proceed to the degree programme.

VENUES OF SCREENING (FOR BOTH UME AND DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES)

DAY 1

DATE: Wednesday, 18th October, 2006

ARTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES, AND REMEDIAL PROGRAMMES

Group 1: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Arts:
Venues: (a) Africa Hall (Mini Campus)

(b) College of Health Sciences Lecture Rooms 1 and 2

(Mini Campus)

Group 2: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Education
(Education Arts).
Venue: Institute of Education (Mini Campus)

Group 3: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Law
Venue: Faculty of Law Lecture Rooms (Main Campus)

Group 4: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Business & Social Sciences

Programme A: Business Administration
Venue: FAPP Lecture Rooms (Mini Campus)

Programme B: Geography
Venue: Ilorin Foundation Centre (Geri Alimi)

Programme C: Economics
Venue: Lecture Rooms A-E (Mini Campus)

Programme D: Finance
Venue: Centre for Remedial Studies, Ilorin Foundation Hall (Geri Alimi)

Programme E: Accounting
Venue: Lecture Theatres 1 – 4 (Main Campus)
New Science Lecture Theatre (Main Campus)
Engineering Lecture Theatre (Main Campus)
Science Lecture Rooms and Laboratories (Main Campus)

Programme F: Political Science
Venue: Centre for Remedial Studies, Ilorin Foundation Hall (Geri Alimi)

Programme G: Sociology
Venue: Centre for Remedial Studies, Ilorin Foundation Hall (Geri Alimi)

Programme H: Remedial Programme (Arts, Agric., Education, Engineering & Science

Venue: Convocation Arena (Main Campus)


DAY 2
Date: Thursday, 19th October, 2006

AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND HEALTH SCIENCES PROGRAMMES

Group 1: Prospective candidates into College of Health Sciences:
Venue: Lecture Rooms 1&2, Institute of Education Laboratories
(Mini Campus)

Group 2: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Agriculture:
Venue: Faculty of Agriculture, Lecture Rooms (Main Campus)

Group 3: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Education:
Venue: (a) Guidance and Counselling (G&C) Lecture Room
(Main Campus)
(b) Education Technology (Main Campus)
(c) Education Science (Main Campus)

Group 4: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Engineering.
Venue: Unilorin Secondary School. (Main Campus)
Group 5: Prospective candidates into Faculty of Science

Venues: (a) Science Lecture Theatres 1-4 (main Campus)

(b) New Science Lecture Theatre (Main Campus)

(c) Engineering Lecture Theatre (Main Campus)

(d) Science Lecture Rooms (Main Campus

(e) Science Laboratories (Main Campus)

SCREENING REGISTRATION AND PROCEDURES

(a) Every candidate should visit our special website www.unilorin.edu.ng to complete and submit on - line, the registration form for screening.

(b) ON LINE: ALL CANDIDATES SHOULD PROVIDE NOT MORE THAN THEIR BEST 2 O’LEVEL RESULTS. THE TWO RESULTS SHOULD BE LISTED SEPARATELY WHERE THE RESULT OF MORE THAN ONE SITTING IS PROVIDED.

(c) IN ADDITION, EVERY CANDIDATE SHOULD PRINT OUT THE ON-LINE GENERATED FORM (3 PAGES) AND BRING ONLY THE ORIGINAL OF THE GENERATED 3 - PAGE FORM TO THE DESIGNATED SCREENING CENTRE PLUS OTHER MATERIALS LISTED BELOW. NOTHING SHOULD BE WRITTEN ON ANY SIDE OF THE 3 – PAGE FORM. ANY INSCRIPTION WILL INVALIDATE THE FORM AND DISQUALIFY THE CANDIDATE.
Screening Material

Each candidate should bring ONLY the following items to the screening Venue:

(i) The original and 2 photocopies of UME Result slip: Direct Entry candidates should bring the slip detached from the JAMB Form or Acknowledgement Card with 2 photocopies (photocopies shall be submitted at the venue of the screening);

(ii) The original and 2 photocopies of all (including O’level) results.



(iii) Four passport-size photographs with full names and JAMB Registration Number of the candidate written boldly at the back of each passport photograph; and



(iv) The original 3 – page printout from on-line registration.

N.B.

· ANY CANDIDATE WHO FAILS TO COME FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE AUTOMATICALLY FORFEITS HIS /HER CHANCE OF BEING CONSIDERED FOR ADMISSION.



· PROVISIONAL LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES CAN BE ACCESSED ON-LINE AT A LATER DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED THROUGH THE MEDIA.



TIME: 1. Preliminaries: 9.00a.m – 10.55a.m. at the various venues.

2. Actual Screening: 11.00a.m.


For further enquiries send an email to this address: "admissions0607@unilorin.edu.ng"


Signed:
Mrs. Olufolake O. Oyeyemi
Registrar

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