This course introduces students to the general principles of soil science. The factors responsible for soil formation with particular reference to conditions affecting tropical soils are covered. The course focuses on factors which affect the soil’s physical, chemical and microbiological properties, as well as the need for proper soil management and better plant/soil relationship. At the end of the course there is a laboratory component.
This course introduces architecture students to the concept of Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) as an essential concern for interfacing with the built environment. The course explores management processes, from waste generation control through to effective and efficient disposal of waste. It also exposes students to management practices through visits to sites dealing with different stages and forms of waste processing.
This course introduces students to the organization of companies and modern communication media with special focus on language structure.
This course gives an overview of the tourism industry and develops written communication skills related to the marketing and promotion of the tourism product and services.
This course gives an overview of International Organisations and International Trade and aims to develop proficiency in written communication with emphasis on translation and summary techniques.