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Is this Result good enough for Computer Science?

Can I study computer science with this result?

otokx:
pdf is cool.

Okay thanks

otokx:
To update on Jamb website visit a CBT center

To update Uniport scan and send o levels to admissions@uniport.edu.ng use your Jamb reg no as subject of the email.

Should I send it in PDF, JPG or What format?

I used Awaiting Result to Register for Jamb and Post UME. And now that Neco is out, I want to use it, but when I try to login to JAMB Caps I get "Invalid Login Credentials", but in the Uniport utmedetails website, they said "Prospective Candidate who put awaiting result will not be processed until they bring their result to the admission office. They should also update this result online", what does this mean, what do I have to do Right now
I'm terribly Confused...

Abeg, the Pots wey him use for him wedding na how much?
E go fit Naija Budget o

Ne0w1zarD:
But you've been added before na

I switched Sims

asuustrike2009:
No. Write waec G.C.E to fill those gaps

Oh, Okay

Ne0w1zarD:
Are you playing bullet force now??

oof, so the group is only Bullet Force?... but i play Modern Strike and WWH

What is my Percentage Chance to get admission to Study Comp Sci. With this result

First Image : Jamb Result
Second Image : WAEC result.

Homeboiy:
Maths and phy spoil your result

computer science is all about phy and maths

Okay, Thanks, I'll wait for Neco results to be out then

Baddestguyp:
if u like fps multiplayer games its the best on mobile

add me to the whatsapp group - 08058432518

Ne0w1zarD

Marketing - A1
Economics - B3
Civic Education - B3
English Language - C4
Mathematics - D7
Biology - B3
Chemistry - E8
Physics - D7
Computer Studies - A1

What is my Chance of studying Computer Science with this Result?

MarkWayne89:
I know this is for LG, but the same rules applies to your Tecno: https://www.unlockunit.com/blog/root-lg-phones-complete-guide

If you do not have a PC, you can use KingRoot to root your phone and gain elevated privileges.

KingRoot didn't Work

benzene00:




How can you be looking water to drink when you already know where the River flows



Install Twrp recovery

And I no get PC

What is the Cheapest Phone One could buy with an

Hexa-core Processor

Octa-core Processor

cc: Phoneguy, Toluxa1, Semd4life,

mbz101:
What do you want ?

A Laptop that's too enough for those requirements.

benzene00:




How can you be looking water to drink when you already know where the River flows



Install Twrp recovery

Bet when there was Tecno P5 and others, we didn't use TWRP na (or I didn't use)

I've been living with this Crappy Phone Tecno WX3 for about 5 Months now, and there is no way to root it without installing some TWRP Recovery stuff... Isn't there anyway to root it just like the good old Kingoroot, or Framaroot or something?
Please HELP ME... I'M TIRED OF USING MY PHONE WITHOUT IT'S FULL POTENTIAL.

Ne0w1zarD:
Have u been added

No, I'm waiting

Ne0w1zarD:
You've been added

Abeg, I changed Sims, my new no is 08058432518
Baddestguyp whitebeard

CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz, AMD Athlon X2 2.8 GHz or better

RAM: 4 GB

OS: Windows Vista SP2 32-Bit (with KB971512 System Update)

VIDEO CARD: 512 MB AMD Radeon HD 3870 / NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT or better

DISK TYPE : HDD or SSD (optional).

And I'm talking Nigeria

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What's the best mobile game that sits below the 500MB storage space?... From The Likes Of :
Bullet Force
Forward Assault
Free Fire (would like y'all to try it)
Clash of Clans
Clash Royale
Dream League Soccer!
World Of Tanks Blitz (but need 2GB Free Space) If your Game doesn't appear in this list, make it known now!
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Thegamingorca Baddestguyp Whitebeard Ne0w1zarD georgeben205 Typicalgamer Kingxsamz

Ne0w1zarD:
Okay, I will give them ur number

Sharp sharp

You guys haven't added me to the group oh!...
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08026246524

Seriake Dickson for Ambode abeg!

RCDIY:
Yes, sure. I have built quite a few but I will start a new build and follow down till completion on this thread.

Yeah... Awaiting your progress!

RCDIY:
A quadcopter, also called a quadrotor helicopter or quadrotor, is basically a multi-blade helicopter that is lifted and propelled by four rotors. Quadcopters are classified as rotorcraft, as opposed to fixed-wing aircraft, because their lift is generated by a set of vertically oriented propellers.

Quadcopters generally use two pairs of identical fixed pitched propellers; two clockwise (CW) and two counterclockwise (CCW) se. These use independent variation of the speed of each rotor to achieve control. By changing the speed of each rotor it is possible to specifically generate a desired total thrust; to locate for the centre of thrust both laterally and longitudinally; and to create a desired total torque, or turning force.

Quadcopters are not new. There are several models on sale from various vendors.
Sizes range from tiny machines that can fit into a man's pocket to full-sized models able to lift a full grown man.
These are either flown for fun or used to make aerial photography.

Building a quadcopter on your own is quite an interesting project and requires a lot of work. Basic soldering skills is an advantage.
I can tell since I have made several models.

Basically you would need the following:
Frame (Different sizes available)
Motors (Different sizes here too)
Propellers
ESCs
Battery
Transmitter
Receiver
Battery charger

The idea of this thread is to guide and provide support to interested persons from parts acquisition through to the actually working model.

Hopefully, we can get some machines to fly and have lots of fun in the process.

Oh yes we can....
Are you building one?

Where can it be downloaded!

WhiZTiM:
I assume you know the kind of stuff you dream of building.

While the course you will study for your undergraduate degree provides basic foundations for your occupation; Years into your career, things you did in your undergrad will likely be less visible in portfolio.

So, the closest to what you seek is in Mechatronics Engineering. It first appeared in Nigerian schools around 2010 (I stand to be corrected). So, we have at most 2 graduated sets as per COREN/NUC's 5 year Engineering plan (I wish it was flexible)... Judging NYSC atop, we have 1 set in the job market. So, there are fewer people who can speak of their experiences.

However, a little search online shows me what the typical curriculum will look like; as seen in Bayero University, Kano's course outline for Mechatronics Engineering. Judging by the contents, you are good to go.

Except: I don't see any course dedicated to Kinematics and Dynamics; and Path (Motion) Planning, neither any on Autonomous Systems or even Computer Vision (though, not strictly necessary, there are other sensory methods). So, you would have to study these on your own. I studied Mechanical Engineering back in school; And I was very much interested in Control Systems, as thought in Electrical Engineering then (We also did too, but for just a semester), I can tell you that the depth which Control and Systems Engineering is being thought in Nigerian universities is poor. You'll also need to go father than your curricula on this.

- You will need a great deal of knowing how to program. With strong emphasis on embedded systems. This means you'll do yourself a lot of good to learn C++.

- You'll do yourself a lot of good to get Arduino Kits, and some Raspberry Pi to start experimenting with...

...Source? My job occasionally involves Systems Engineering. And I have Arduino Kits (Mega, Uno, Uno); Have Raspberry Pis, plenty actuators and toys....and love coding

Your assumptions are quite true..

And from the looks of it, Mechatronics is the best option and considering the future of it, it won't be futile for me and others that aspire the same...
I have an up-top understanding with programming and thanks I really appreciate it...
But the arduino and Raspberry Pi will have to wait till then because I'd rather buy it online and Nothing Tech is here in Bayelsa...

nemesis4u:
unfortunately i have no info on ur main question

but i will advice u this
since ur 15 years old only , in ur free time acquire good knowledge on C and C++ ,

especially C because it will give u a good grip and basic grounding on programming skills which will prove invaluable later on and build the foundations for specialized languages. also it will be a big bonus incase u choose non computer science engg branch.

do this in ur free time , buy 2 good books on above , download a compiler and start coding

Robotics involves multiple domains, u cannot be a jack of all , what ever branch u choose , will limit ur further specialization concerning robotics to a certain extent.

I really appreciate your advice and I hope it'll prove productive(which I know it will)... and I've done pretty much in programming and I know a little bit of C and C++ (majorly python but since you didn't mention that)... I pray it'll be accredited by next year

Um... hi NL... I'm 15 and by next year I'm hoping to get into a varsity and study my dream course (Robotics engineering /technology)...
But unfortunately, Nigeria has no varsities offering that course so I did some research And I found some alternatives and I want first-class advice on this (specifically from Nigeria and NL is the right platform) ....
So based on my findings, I'm gonna pick between
•Computer Science
•Electronics engineering
•Mechatronics engineering.

So, is there anyone offering the above courses and can someone advice me on my best bet if I will venture into Robotics later on...


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