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What is GST103 about?
What is GST103 about?
Nigerian Peoples and Culture
How many units are there in GST103?
How many units are there in GST103?
14 units
What are some of the key themes of GST103? (Select all that apply)
What are some of the key themes of GST103? (Select all that apply)
- Nigerian's perception of his world (correct)
- Evolution of Nigeria as a political unit (correct)
- Cultural history of Japan
- Concept of functional education (correct)
There are compulsory prerequisites for GST103.
There are compulsory prerequisites for GST103.
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What is the major aim of GST103?
What is the major aim of GST103?
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Which of the following is NOT a course objective of GST103?
Which of the following is NOT a course objective of GST103?
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What are the two aspects of assessment in GST103?
What are the two aspects of assessment in GST103?
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Match the following units with their topics:
Match the following units with their topics:
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The course GST103 is categorized under the Department of ______.
The course GST103 is categorized under the Department of ______.
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Study Notes
Course Overview
- GST103: Nigerian Peoples and Culture is a 2-credit unit course comprising 14 units.
- Focus on Nigerian cultural perceptions, political evolution, and social justice.
- No prerequisites are required for enrollment in this course.
Course Objectives
- Introduce traditional Southern and Northern Nigerian peoples and culture.
- Highlight the evolution of Nigeria as a political entity.
- Analyze major cultural areas and their characteristics.
- Explore the impact of Western education on Nigeria's national development.
- Understand concepts like functional education, national economy, and social justice.
Learning Outcomes
- Attain a solid understanding of traditional Nigerian peoples and cultural dynamics.
- Discuss and differentiate cultural areas within Nigeria and their unique traits.
- Analyze the role of Western education in shaping national development.
- Trace the historical evolution of Nigeria as a unified political country.
Assessment Structure
- Assessment consists of tutor-marked assignments and a final written examination.
- Assignments will require practical application of knowledge gained.
Course Components
- Course Guide: Provides a roadmap for the course structure and expectations.
- Study Units: Main content delivery method, including self-assessment exercises.
- Recommended Textbooks: Supplementary readings for deeper understanding.
- Assignment File: Collection of tasks to enhance learning and assessment.
- Presentation Schedule: Timeline for submissions and assessments.
Course Content Structure
- Module 1: Explores the cultures of Southern Nigeria and Northern Nigeria during pre-colonial times.
- Unit topics include:
- Peoples of Southern Nigeria: Cultural practices in two parts.
- Peoples of Northern Nigeria: Examination across two units.
- Evolution of Nigeria as a political unit: Analyzes historical changes.
Key Focus Areas
- Understanding cultural diversity within Nigeria's different regions.
- Studying the influences of pre-colonial practices on contemporary cultures.
- Investigating how education shapes societal development and political structures in Nigeria.
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