Trident Learning

This course provides students with a good understanding of waves and emphasizes the importance of wave theory in modern physics and engineering. Some of the topics covered are simple harmonic motion, reflection and refraction of light as wave phenomena, the action of thin lenses, progressive and stationary waves, transverse and longitudinal waves, polarization of transverse waves, superposition and interference, two-source interference patterns, diffraction of waves, the diffraction grating, the electromagnetic spectrum.

This course trains students to develop the speaking and listening skills that are needed for effective communication at a Pre-Intermediate Level in English. Emphasis is placed on developing oral and aural proficiency in matters of personal interest and in everyday situations.

This course reinforces and improves the speaking and listening skills that were developed in the Upper-Intermediate Level of English. Emphasis is placed on developing oral and aural proficiency in matters ranging from topics of personal concern to abstract issues. The courseaims at stimulating students' interest in current events and develops self-expression through debate, oral presentaion and discussion. Videos, both feature-length and short news-clips, will be major teaching aids in this course.

This course trains students to develop the speaking and listening skills that are needed for effective communication at an Upper Intermediate Level in English. Emphasis is placed on developing oral and aural proficiency in matters of personal interest and in everyday situations.

This course will examine important themes and other social, historical and political concerns in African Literature from the 1950’s to the present.  This course will examine one substantive novel, or play, short stories and/or poetry anthology.

This course will teach students to critically examine and analyze the major components of drama as they function within the style and structure of one Shakespearean comedy and one tragedy.  Students will identify the themes in the plays and examine the literary and dramatic means by which these themes are developed.  The course will also familiarize students with historical and sociological influences in the shaping of Shakespearean drama.