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HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY
 The Department
of Management Technology took off in October, 2000 with four (4) undergraduate
programmes:
(i) B.
Tech. Accountancy
(ii) B. Tech. Banking & Finance
(iii) B. Tech. Economics
(iv) B. Tech. Management
The admissions
were restricted to 100 and 200 levels.
PHILOSOPHY
Management
is the process of utilising the resources of an organisation to accomplish
designated objectives. It is also the process of planning, organising
staffing leading and controlling the work of organisation members. Thus,
the role of management cannot be over emphasized in national development.
Most often than not the main impediments to technological progress are
organisational bottlenecks rather than technical difficulties. For instance,
in Nigeria, the main obstacles to solution of national problems are
not always material problems but institutional and management. This
emphasises the distinctive contribution that effective management can
make to any technical fix. In fact, we cannot talk of technological
development in this country without adequate consideration for effective
management of technological changes for production.
Thus, managerial
and technological factors of production must be effectively combined
together. The managerial function cannot be ignored if the technology
is to achieve its full effect, since virtually all modern technologies
are produced, distributed, maintained and even invented in organisations.
Technology development and delivery are as much organisational achievement
as they are technical ones.
Therefore,
the Department of Management Technology offers four (4) programmes.
(Accountancy, Banking and Finance, Economics and Management) which offer
courses that are inter-disciplinary with emphasis on quantitative techniques
to justify the award of B.Tech in the various programmes. The courses
offered will assist the students to develop necessary analytical skills,
competence and managerial expertise required to appreciate the value
and creation of wealth in Nigeria.
The main
objective is to train technocrat managers who can manage effectively
technologically-oriented organisations in both public and private sectors
of the economy with adequate competence in analytical techniques, accounting
procedures, econometric models and management techniques.
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
i. UME
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
(a) Five
‘O’ level credits including Mathematics, English Language,
Economics/Accounting and any other two relevant subjects.
(b) An acceptable level of performance in Joint Matriculation Examination.
ii. DIRECT
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
(a) HSC/GCE ‘A’ Level passes in two subjects chosen from
Accounting, Economics, Business Management, Geography and Statistics.
In addition, candidates must have five ‘O’ level credits
including Mathematics and English Language.
(b) Holders of HND certificates are eligible for admission into 300
level provided their programmes have covered certain basic courses offered
in the Department up to 300 level. In addition, candidates must have
five ‘O’ level credits including Mathematics and English
Language.
DURATION OF STUDY
Five (5)
years for all the four programmes
DEGREES AWARDED
(i) B. Tech. Management
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STAFF
|
S/No. |
Name |
Qualification |
Rank/Status |
AREAS
OF SPECIFICATION |
Remarks |
|
1.
|
Mal.
Haruna I. Mohammed
|
B.
Sc., MBA (Kano) |
Lecturer
II |
Management |
Ag. Head
of
Department |
|
2.
|
Mr.
Ibrahim Danjuma |
B. Sc.,
MBA |
Lecturer
I |
Management |
|
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3.
|
Mal.
Ahmed Umar Alkali
|
B. Sc.,
MBA |
Lecturer
II |
Bus.
Admin. |
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4.
|
Mr.
Ejika
Sambo |
B. Sc.,
MBA |
Lecturer
II |
Management |
|
|
5. |
Mrs. J.
B. A. Yahya Ahmed |
LLB (Unimaid),
LLM (Unijos) |
Asst.
Lecturer |
Law |
|
|
6. |
Mr.
Kabiru M. Yakubu |
B.Sc.
M.Sc. |
Asst.
Lecturer |
Mgt. /
Finance |
|
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7. |
Mr.
Suleiman
G. Purokayo |
B.Sc.
M.Sc. |
Asst.
Lecturer |
Economics |
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8. |
Mr.
M.
Isa Raji |
B. Sc. (Abuja)
|
Grad. Asst. |
Management |
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9. |
Mal. Ahmed
Aminu Hamidu |
B. Sc. |
Grad. Asst. |
Banking
& Finance |
|
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10. |
Mr.
Kamarudeen Babatunde Bello |
B.Sc. (Unimaid) |
Graduate
Assist. |
Marketing / Bus. Admin. |
|
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11. |
Mr.
Abdulrahman Z. Anono |
B.Sc. |
Graduate
Assist. |
Banking
& Finance |
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12. |
Mal. Abubakar Isa
|
|
Asst.
Executive Officer |
|
|
|
13. |
Mohammed
A. Umar
|
|
Snr.
Computer Operator |
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Teaching
and Research Facilities Available in the Department
Classrooms
for undergraduate and post-graduate programmes, computer laboratory,
departmental library.
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
MBA (Masters in Business Administration)
Area of Specialisation are:-
i. Accounting
ii. Finance
iii. General Management
iv. Marketing
v. Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
vi. Production Management/ Operations Research.
MPA (Masters in Public Administration)
Areas of Specialisation are:-
i. Human Resources Management
ii. Public Policy
iii. Local Government and Administration
iv. Programme Planning and Budgeting
PGDM (Postgraduate Diploma in Management)
Areas of Specialisation are:-
i. Accountancy
ii. Banking and Finance
iii. Personnel and Human Resources Management
iv. General Management
v. MIS (Management Information System)
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COURSE
OUTLINE
100 LEVEL:
FIRST SEMESTER
|
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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TT 101 |
Introduction to Information Technology |
2 |
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MM 101 |
Principles of Management I |
2 |
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CC 101 |
Principles of Economics I |
2 |
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AA 101 |
Basic
Accounting I |
2 |
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CS 101 |
Introduction to Computer Science I |
3 |
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GS 101 |
Use of
English I |
2 |
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GS 105 |
Philosophy and Logic |
2 |
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MA 101 |
Elementary Mathematics I |
3 |
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Total
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18 |
ELECTIVES
|
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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GY 101 |
Intro.
to Elements of Physical
Geography I |
2 |
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GY 103 |
Intro.
to Elements of Human
Geography I |
2 |
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Minimum electives to be taken is four (4) Units.
SECOND
SEMESTER
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CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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MM 102 |
Principles of Mgt. II |
2 |
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AA 102 |
Basic
Accounting II |
2 |
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CC 102 |
Principles of Economics II |
2 |
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MA 102 |
Elementary Maths II |
3 |
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CS 102 |
Introduction to Computer Science II |
3 |
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GS 102 |
Use of
English II |
2 |
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GS 104 |
Social
Sciences |
2 |
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Total
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16 |
ELECTIVES
|
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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GY 102 |
Intro.
to Elements of Phy. Geography II |
2 |
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GY 104 |
Intro.
to Elements of Human Geography II |
2 |
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GY 106 |
Intro.
to Environmental Science |
3 |
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TT 102 |
Digital
Techniques |
2 |
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Minimum electives to be taken is four (4) Units.
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200 LEVEL:
FIRST SEMESTER
|
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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CC 201 |
Micro
Economic Theory |
2 |
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CC 203 |
Statistics of Economists I |
2 |
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CC 205 |
Introduction to Statistics I |
3 |
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CS 201 |
Computer
Programming I |
3 |
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CC 209 |
Nigerian
Economic History I |
2 |
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BB 201 |
Intro.
to Finance |
2 |
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AA 201 |
Introduction to Fin. Acct. I |
3 |
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GS 205 |
Communication Skills |
2 |
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GS 209 |
Use of
Library |
1 |
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Total
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20 |
ELECTIVES
|
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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BB 201 |
Intro.
to Finance |
2 |
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TT 201 |
Business
Information Systems |
2 |
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GY 201 |
Spatial
Organization of Society |
3 |
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AG 203 |
General
Agric. |
3 |
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AG 205 |
Anatomy
& Physiology of Farm Animal |
3 |
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Minimum electives to be taken is two (2) Units.
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SECOND
SEMESTER
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CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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CC 202 |
Macro
Economic Theory II |
2 |
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CC 204 |
Statistics for Economists II |
3 |
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CC 208 |
Nigerian
Economic History II |
2 |
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MM 202 |
Industrial Psychology |
2 |
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TT 210 |
Translation Techniques I |
2 |
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CS 202 |
Computer
Programming II |
3 |
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AA 202 |
Intro.
to Financial Acct. II |
3 |
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AA 204 |
Intro.
to Cost & Mgt. Acct I |
3 |
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GS 204 |
Nigerian
People & Culture |
2 |
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Total
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22 |
ELECTIVES
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CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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CC 206 |
History
of Economic Thought I |
2 |
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PL 210 |
Rural
Development Planning |
2 |
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PL 208 |
Urban
Development & Planning |
2 |
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GY 202 |
Intro.
to Population Geography |
2 |
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GY 208 |
Settlement Geography |
2 |
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Minimum electives to be taken is two (2) Units.
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300 LEVEL: FIRST
SEMESTER
|
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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MM 301 |
Element
of Management |
3 |
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MM 303 |
Management Theory I |
2 |
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MM 305 |
Production Management I |
3 |
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MM 307 |
Quantitative Techniques for Biz. |
3 |
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CC 313 |
Industrial Economics |
2 |
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MM 309 |
Principles of Government |
3 |
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GS 301 |
Technical Writing |
2 |
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Total
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18 |
ELECTIVES
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CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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TT 303 |
Computer
and Society |
2 |
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CC 209 |
Labour
Economics |
2 |
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CC 315 |
Intro.
to Monetary Economics |
2 |
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AG 317 |
Principles of Agric. Economics |
2 |
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GY 303 |
Population Geography |
2 |
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GY 305 |
Economic
Geography |
2 |
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GY 313 |
Urban
Geography |
2 |
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GY 319 |
Industrial Geography |
2 |
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MM 311 |
Ind.
Org. & Entrepreneurship |
2 |
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Minimum electives to be taken is two (2) Units.
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SECOND SEMESTER
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CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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MM 302 |
Management Theory II |
2 |
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MM 304 |
Production Management II |
3 |
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MM 306 |
Research
Methods |
3 |
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MM 308 |
Organisational Behaviour |
3 |
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MM 310 |
Principles of Business Law |
3 |
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MM 312 |
Advanced
Mgt. Theory |
3 |
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CC 322 |
Managerial Economics |
2 |
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Total
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19 |
ELECTIVES
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CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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CC 316 |
Analysis
of Firms Behaviours |
2 |
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BB 304 |
Financial System and Institutions |
3 |
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AG 322 |
Intro.
to Farm Mgt. & Prod. Economics |
2 |
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PL 304 |
Industrial Development Planning |
2 |
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GY 312 |
Economic
Geography |
2 |
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AA 312 |
Accounts
and Financial Reporting |
2 |
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TT 304 |
Data
Base management System |
3 |
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GY 304 |
Rural
Geography |
2 |
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GY 316 |
Agricultural Geography |
2 |
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GY 322 |
Transportation Geography |
2 |
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Minimum electives to be taken is two (2) Units.
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400 LEVEL:
FIRST
SEMESTER
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CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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MM 401 |
Strategic Management |
3 |
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MM 403 |
Corporate Planning and Control |
3 |
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MM 405 |
Elements
of Marketing |
2 |
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MM 407 |
Entrepreneurial Development |
3 |
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MM 409 |
Human
Resources Management |
2 |
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CC 505 |
Project Plann.
& Evaluation I |
3 |
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CS 401 |
Data
Processing & Comp. Prog. |
3 |
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Total
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19 |
ELECTIVES
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