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HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY
The Department
of Technology Education which is the contemporary concept of Vocational/Technical
Education was one of the founding Departments of the Federal University
of Technology, Yola in 1981. Since then, it has steadily contributed
systematically in the development of competent professionals through
pre-service and in-service education and training. In the current
Nigerian National Policy on 6-3-3-4 Education, this Department has
served to provide fundamental and advanced understanding of technological
constituents to diverse students populations and scholars. Every aspect
of the Department has grown tremendously. The number of students it
caters for has grown in leaps and bounds. With strong personnel, physical
facilities, well-manned laboratories and workshops the Department
stands shoulder-high in spirit, self-reliance and leadership in the
world of technology education. A significant component in the students
programme of study is the industrial work experience scheme. It is
when student have an opportunity to apply what has been learned in
the classroom to a real work environment for work assignments of up
to
12 calendar months.
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PHILOSOPHY
AND OBJECTIVES
The Department of Technology Education exists to provide opportunities
for quality technological education. This is done through acquisition
of appropriate knowledge, skills and habitual work habits. It is the
philosophy of the Department of integrate all individuals to be entitled
to profit from equal technological educational opportunities and its
merits to the fullest extent of their capacities. Based on these tenets
of progressive education, the Department accepts and adopts as its
mission the following premises and the ethic implied therein, the
Department shall:-
a) continue
to equip potential or practicing technology teachers who do not possess
pedagogical qualifications with professional expertise in respective
technical options;
b) strengthen
trainees pedagogical competencies, research and development (R&D)
skills and community service in contemporary technical problem-solving
issues;
c) improve
the students capability in professional practice of technology with
managerial responsibilities;
d) continue
to update career technology teachers and technology teacher educators
with modern theory and practice of professional educational studies;
e) keep
students abreast with state of the art knowledge, skills and attitudes
to cope with technology advancement in their chosen area of specializations;
f) fully
enable trainees to perform entrepreneurial leadership positions at
pre-primary and primary education, post-primary institutions, tertiary
education and adult training as well as at other governmental, private
and non-governmental sectors; and
g) foster
a sense of social responsibility, ethical and aesthetic values as
well as personal and professional worth to the end that graduates
will be able to provide leadership in and beyond the area of their
special technical competence.
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AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
The Department of Technology Education offers 4 – year and 5
- year undergraduate programmes leading to the award of B.Tech (Ed)
in modern vocational service areas of Technology. It also offers 3
- year undergraduate programmes of B.Ed (Tech) in the same Vocational
service areas of technology. The areas are as follows:
(i) Agricultural
Technology
(ii) Construction Technology
(iii) Electrical/Electronics Technology
(iv) Business Technology Education
(v) Mechanical (Auto/Prod) Technology
POSTGRADUATE
PROGRAMME
In continuation of its concerned efforts to ameliorate workforce problems
at various stages in a nation’s economy and to offer further
training, Higher Education Programmes were initiated in the Department
of Technology Education in 2000/2001 session. The Programmes lead
to Postgraduate Diploma in Technology Education (PGDTE), and degrees
in Master of Technology Education (M.Tech) and Doctor of Philosophy
(Ph.D) with major areas of study and research are Vocational Agriculture
and Industrial Technology Education.
Special emphasis is made to maintain, extend and improve existing
Programmes and develop new Programmes of vocational service areas
of Technology, Modern facilities exists in the Department for the
specialization of majors in the competencies which are realistic for
actual and anticipated vocational aspects of technological educational
opportunities.
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Entrance requirements into undergraduate Programmes are as stated
by JAMB. Admission requirements for Postgraduate Programmes are as
stipulated in Regulations for Higher Degrees in the Federal University
of Technology, Yola.
GRADUATION
REQUIREMENTS
Before each student graduates with undergraduate degree or from PG
class he/she must have successfully completed all graduation pre-requisites
as prescribed by the senate of the Federal University of Technology,
Yola.
DURATION
OF THE PROGRAMMES
The period of study for B. Tech (Ed) Programmes is 5 years or 10 semesters
for UME candidates. It is also 4 - year or 8 semesters for direct
entry students, while DE is 3 - year or 8 semesters for B. Ed (Tech)
Programmes. The duration
for PGD TE, M. Tech and Ph. D are in that order minimum of 12, and
12 calendar months.
PROSPECTS AND JOB CAREERS FOR GRADUANDS
Graduates of the undergraduate and postgraduate Programmes can at
various levels be self-employed, job creators or entrepreneurs in
addition to getting employment on respective posts as under listed.
(i) Administrators, inspectors, supervisors and managers of technology-based
educational institutions;
(ii) Administrators and managers of training Programmes in related
industries;
(iii) Planners, Research and Development experts in the world of technology
education;
(iv) Post-primary principals/head teachers, deputy principals and
teachers of technology-based courses of study;
(v) Teacher Educators;
(vi) Managers for policy formulation, implementation and evaluation
of sociological responsibilities.
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STAFF
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S/
No. |
Name |
Qualification |
Rank/
Status |
Specailisation |
Remarks |
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MECHANICAL
TECHNOLOGY
EDUCATION PROGRAMME |
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1. |
Dr. D. K. Diraso |
B.Sc. (Lincoln) M.Ed(Nigeria) Ph.D |
Assoc. Professor |
Mech,
Ind. Tech. Educ., Vocational Education |
HOD Tech. Edu. |
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2. |
J. C. Osuagwu |
B.Sc(Nigeria)M.Ed(Nigeria) |
Lecturer I |
Auto Tech. Ind. Tech. Edu. Vocational Edu. |
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3. |
Michael U. Cyril |
NCE, B.Ed. (ABU) M.Ed.
(Nigeria) |
Lecturer I |
Metal Work Tech.,
Ind. Tech. Educ. Vocational Educ. |
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4. |
Elisha F. Mele |
B. Ed. Tech. (ABU) |
Lecturer II |
Metal Tech. Educ. |
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5. |
Julius D. L'Kama |
B. Tech. (Ed) (Yola) |
Lecturer II |
Mechanical (Prod)
Tech. Educ. |
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6. |
Erick B. Enoch |
B. Tech. Ed.
(Yola) |
Lecturer II |
Auto Tech Educ |
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CONSTRUCTION
TECHNOLOGY
EDUCATION PROGRAMME |
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1. |
Dr. K. H. Bulama |
HND(Kadpoly) B.Sc.(Norfolk)M.Sc. (VPI & SU) Ph.D. (Nigeria) |
Snr. Lecturer |
Ind. Tech Educ. Vocational Educ.
Building/Construction Tech. |
Ag. Dean STSE |
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2. |
Prof. V. V. Apagu |
HND(Kadpoly)B.Ed., M.Ed(Missouri, USA) Ph.D. (Nigeria) |
Prof. |
Ind. Tech Educ. Vocational Educ.
Building/Construction Tech. |
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3. |
A. C. John |
NCE(Tech. Kadpoly) B.Ed.
Tech. (ABU) M.Ed. (Ilorin) |
Snr. Lecturer |
Ind. Tech Educ. Vocational Educ.
Building/Construction Tech. |
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4. |
N. A. Nwankwor |
B.Sc. (ABU) M.Ed
(Nigeria) |
Lecturer I |
Industrial Tech. Educ.
Educational Mgt |
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5. |
Joel Teman Tike |
NCE(Tech) (ABU) B.Ed. (Tech.) (ABU) |
Lecturer II |
Building Tech. Educ |
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6. |
Raymond S. Gayus |
NCE (Tech) (ABU) B.Ed. (Tech.) (ABU) |
Lecturer II |
Building Tech. Educ |
|
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7. |
Aliyu Abba Tahir |
B.Tech. |
Grad. Asst. |
Building Tech. Educ |
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ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION PROGRAMME |
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1. |
Dr. L. C. Ezugu |
NCE, B.Sc.
(Nigeria) M.Sc. (Iowa) Ph.D |
Assoc. Professor |
Electronics Tech., Ind. Tech. Edu., Vocational Educ. |
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2. |
Ishaya Tumba |
HND(KadPoly) B.Sc. Tech. (Indiana ), M.Sc.
Ed. (Indiana) |
Lecturer I |
Electrical Tech. Industrial Tech. Educ.
Vocational Educ. |
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3. |
David W. Quaha |
AAS Elec. & Automation Tech. (Utah)B.Sc.(Weber)M.Ed(Toledo) |
Lecturer II |
Elect./Auto Tech. Education. |
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4. |
J. D. Medugu |
M. Eng. |
Lecturer II |
Electronics Tech. Educ. |
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5. |
Zambwa Joseph |
B. Tech. Ed.
(Yola) |
Lecturer II |
Electronics Tech. Educ. |
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6. |
E. V. Mbagan |
B. Tech Ed.
(Yola)
M.Eng |
Lecturer II |
Electrical Tech. Educ. |
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7. |
Patrick C. Duhu |
NCE
(Mubi)
B. Tech.
(Yola) |
Lecturer II |
Elec/Electronics
Tech. Educ. |
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8. |
Dauda Moses |
B. Tech. Ed.
(Yola) |
Lecturer II |
Elec/Electronics
Tech. Educ. |
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VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
PROGRAMME |
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1. |
Dr. Benjamin M. Ndomi |
Ph.D |
Snr. Lecturer |
Agric
Education |
HOD Voc. Edu. |
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2. |
Dr. (Mrs.) Milka James |
Ph.D |
Snr. Lecturer |
Home Economics |
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3. |
Cyprain I. Obi |
B.Ed. (Benin)M.Ed(UniJos) |
Snr. Lecturer |
Agric
Education Curriculum Dev. |
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4. |
K. G. Farauta (Mrs.) |
NCE
(Yola) B.Sc(Nigeria) M.Sc(Nigeria) |
Lecturer I |
Agric. Educ/Extension |
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5. |
John B. Abakure |
B.Tech(Yola) M.Sc.(Unimaid) |
Lecturer I |
Agric. Tech. Educ. |
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6. |
Amos Hasuruna |
B.Tech(Yola) M.Sc.(ATBU) |
Lecturer II |
Agric. Tech. Educ. |
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7. |
Y. Oliver
Bongotons |
B. Ed. |
Asst. Lecturer |
Business Educ. |
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8. |
Ilyasu Audu |
B.Tech(Yola) |
Grad. Asst |
Agronomy |
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9. |
Umaru Bashir
Abbas |
B.Ed. |
Grad. Asst |
Business Educ. |
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BUSINESS
EDUCATION
PROGRAMME |
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1. |
H. Kwairanga |
B.Ed. MBA |
Snr. Lecturer |
Business. Tech. Educ. |
On Sabbatical |
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2. |
Emmanuel A. Adakwu |
B.Ed. |
Lecturer I |
Business. Tech. Educ. |
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Teaching and Research Facilities Available in
the Department
The available facilities
of which some of them are as under listed are
adequate enough for teaching and research in all this Programmes of
study.
(i) Departmental mock-up laboratories
(ii) Industrial Linkages
(iii) Centre of Equipment maintenance and Industrial Training
(iv) Workshops and laboratories in the School of Agriculture and Agricultural
Technology, and School of Engineering and Engineering Technology.
(v) Adequately equipped Library collection
(vi) Instructional Technology Systems Centre.
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COURSE
OUTLINE
All 100 level courses are common to all areas of specialization in
the department except
otherwise indicated. For other courses, please use the link below to
view course outlines of the different specializations in the department.
Business
Education Mechanical Technology
Elect/Elect
Tech Construction Tech
Agricultural Tech
100 LEVEL: FIRST
SEMESTER
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CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
Unit |
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PH 101 |
Physics
I |
3 |
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PH 103 |
General
Physics III |
3 |
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PH 107 |
General Physics Lab I |
1 |
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MA 101 |
Elementary Mathematics I |
3 |
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MA 121* |
Elementary Mathematics II |
3 |
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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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CH 101 |
General
Chemistry I |
2 |
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CH 103 |
General Chemistry Lab
I |
1 |
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BL101* |
General
Biology |
4 |
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