TheSirNic/uni_co huggingface dataset:
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Admission capacity: 70
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics. An
applicant without at least a subsidiary pass in Chemistry MUST
HAVE a minimum of �C� grade at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Communication Skills for Engineers
Introduction to Computers and Programming for Engineers
Development Perspectives I
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering I
Engineering Drawing
Matrices and Basic Calculus for Non-Majors
Statics
Workshop Training I  Development Perspectives II
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering II
Workshop Training II
Computer Aided Drafting
Strength of Materials I
One Variable Calculus and Differential Equations for Non-Majors
Fundamentals of Electronics for Engineers      Design Methodology
Strength of Materials II
Materials Technology I
Mechanics of Fluids
Measurements and Instrumentation for Non-Majors
Several Variable Calculus for Non-Majors
Machine Elements and Design I
Dynamics  Materials Technology II
Thermodynamics
Manufacturing Technology I
Statistics for Non-Majors
Practical Training I      Machine Elements and Design II
Computer Aided Design
Mechanical Control Systems
Manufacturing Technology II
Engineering Operations Management  Engineering Economics
Industrial Safety and Maintenance
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Final Project I  Solid Mechanics
Mechanical Vibration Analysis
Welding Metallurgy  Renewable Energy Technology
Industrial Energy Management  Material Handling Systems
Industrial Automation
Final Project I  Engineering Economics
Industrial Safety and Maintenance
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Final Project I
ME 300 Practical Training III  Noise and Vibration Control
Entrepreneurship for Engineers
General Engineering Procedures and Ethics
Final Project II  Refrigeration and Air-conditioning
Power Plants
Operations Research
Introduction to Polymer and Composite Materials
Automotive Engineering
Human Resources Management for Engineers
Innovation Management
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
Admission capacity: 50
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics. An
applicant without at least a subsidiary pass in Chemistry MUST
HAVE a minimum of �C� grade at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Workshop Training I
Communication Skills for Engineers
Introduction to Computers and Programming for Engineers
Development Perspectives I
Engineering Drawing
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering I
Statics
Matrices and Basic Calculus for Non-majors  Workshop Training II
Development Perspectives II
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering II
Computer Aided Drafting
Strength of Materials I
One Variable Calculus and Differential Equations for Non-majors
Computer Programming for Engineers
Introduction to Industrial Engineering and Entrepreneurship      Design of Work Systems
Productivity and Business Competitiveness
Design Methodology
Computer Programming in Java
Several Variable Calculus for Non-majors
Industrial Information System
Strength of Materials II
Machine Elements and Design I  Statistics for Non-majors
Human Factors Engineering
Web Technologies
Thermodynamics
Product Design
Industrial Logistics Engineering
Practical Training I      Engineering Operations Management
Engineering Project Management
Computer Aided Design
Decision Support System Engineering
Industrial System Engineering  Combustion and Heat Transfer
Quality Engineering and Management
Industrial Systems Simulation
Computer Aided Manufacturing
Industrial Energy Management
Research Methods for Engineers
Practical Training II  Queuing Theory
Industrial Environmental Management
Manufacturing Technology II  Introduction to Strategic Management
Renewable Energy Technology  Industrial Automation
Engineering Economics
Operations Research
Industrial Safety and Maintenance
Innovation Management
Final Project I  General Engineering Procedures and Ethics
Database Design and Analysis
Entrepreneurship for Engineers
Final Project II
Practical Training III  Human Resource Management for Engineers
Power Plants
Advanced Operations Research  Reliability Engineering
Computer Aided Manufacturing
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Metallurgy and Mineral Processing Engineering
Admission capacity: 29
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics. An
applicant without at least a subsidiary pass in Chemistry MUST
HAVE a minimum of �C� grade at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Communication Skills for Engineers
Introduction to Computers and Programming for Engineers
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering I
Development Perspectives I
Engineering Drawing
Workshop Training I
Matrices and Basic Calculus for Non-Majors
Statics  Workshop Training II
Development Perspectives II
Strength of Materials I
Computer Aided Drafting
Mineral Processing I
One Variable Calculus & Diff. Eq. for Non-Majors
Introduction to Mining
Mine Development      Introduction to Geology and Geological Processes
Several Variable Calculus for Non-Majors
Engineering Survey 1
Drilling and Blasting
Fluid Mechanics for Civil Engineers
Engineering Thermodynamics  Engineering Survey 2
Hydraulic Practicals
Rock Mechanics
Earth Materials (Rocks and Minerals)
Statistics for Non-Majors
Mine Surveying
Practical Training I      Introduction to Hydrogeology
Surface Mining Methods
Coal Mining
Mine Transportation and Materials Handling
Operations research in Mining  Mine Ventilation
Geostatistics and Ore Reserve Estimation
Underground Mining Methods
Mining Engineering Laboratory I
Metallic Mineral Deposits
Practical Training II  Gemology
Engineering Skills in Mining
Operations Research in Mining
Coal Mining
Introduction to Oil and Gas Mining
Small-Scale Mining Techniques
Design Methodology  Strength of Materials II
Mechanics of Machines
Dynamics
Process Plant Equipment
Design of Experiments  Mineral Economics
Mining Engineering Laboratory II
Mine Safety and Environment
Final Year Project I  Mine Management
General Engineering Procedures and Ethics
Fundamentals of Mine Design
Entrepreneurship for Engineers
Final Year Project II
Practical Training III  Health and Safety in Mineral Processing
Extractive Metallurgy of Gold
Gas Conditioning and Processing
Uranium Processing  Mining Machines and Equipment
Computer Simulation of Mining Systems
Industrial Mineral and Rocks
Process Dynamics and Control
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Admission capacity: 213
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics. An
applicant without at least a subsidiary pass in Chemistry MUST
HAVE a minimum of �C� grade at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Communication Skills for Engineers
Introduction to Computers and Programming for Engineers
Development Perspectives I
Engineering Drawing
Statics
Engineering Surveying I
Matrices and Basic Calculus for Non-Majors
Workshop Training I  Civil Engineering Drawing
Civil Engineering Materials I
Dynamics of Solids
Development Perspectives II
Engineering Surveying II
One Variable Calculus and Differential Equation for Non-Majors
Fundamentals of Building Design
Workshop Training II      Civil Engineering Materials II
Mechanics of Materials
Several Variable Calculus for Non-Majors
Geology for Civil Engineers
Fluid Mechanics for Civil Engineers
Analysis of Statically Determinate Structures  Statistics for Non-Majors
Transportation System and Planning
Soil Mechanics
Open Channel Hydraulics
Hydraulic Practicals
Water Supply and Treatment
Analysis of Statically Indeterminate Structures
Practical Training I      Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures I
Foundation Engineering I
Highway Materials
Engineering Hydrology
Highway Route and Geometric Design  Foundation Engineering II
Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures II
Research Methodology for Civil Engineers
Traffic Engineering and Management
Pavement Design and Maintenance
Design of Steel Structures
Design of Masonry and Timber Structures
Practical Training II  Dynamics of Structures
GIS Applications in Civil Engineering
Airport, Harbour and Railway Engineering  Labour Based Road Engineering
Rivers and Reservoirs Engineering
Irrigation and Drainage Engineering  Construction Techniques and Site Organization
Design of Hydraulic structures and Machinery
Engineering Economics and Planning Techniques
Final Project I  Civil Engineering Procedures & Ethics
Wastewater Treatment
Entrepreneurship for Engineers
Final Project II
Practical Training III  Maintenance and Rehabilitation of Constructed Facilities
Numerical Methods in Structural Engineering.
Design of Bridges
Management of Solid and Hazardous Waste
Management of Construction Projects  Fundamentals of Pre-stressed Concrete.  
Machine Foundations
Transportation Economics
Applied Hydrogeology
Environmental Impact Assessment
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology
Admission capacity: 15
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: Advanced
Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Basic Analytical and Physical Chemistry
Introduction to Geology and Geological Processes
Matrices and Basic Calculus for Non-Majors
Classical Mechanics
Vibration, Waves and Optics  Earth Materials (Rocks and Minerals)
Introduction to Survey and Mapping
One Variable Calculus for Non-Majors
Organic Chemistry I
Electromagnetism
Geological Mapping I (Core)    Applied Geophysics (Elective)
Computers and programming (Elective)
Introduction to Informatics and Microcomputers (Elective)  Optical Mineralogy
Introduction to Geochemistry
Petroleum Geology I
Crystallography and Mineralogy
Several Variable Calculus for Non-Major  Statistics for Mathematics Non-Majors
Structural Geology
Remote Sensing and GIS
Sedimentology and Sedimentary Petrology
Fundamentals of Geophysics
Geological Mapping II (Core)    Scientific Methods (Elective)
Fundamental of Engineering Geology (Elective)
Introduction to Petroleum Engineering (Elective)  Principles of Stratigraphy and Paleontology
Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
Introduction to Hydrogeology
Petroleum Geophysics
Petroleum Geology II  Biostratigraphy
Petroleum Geochemistry
Data Analysis Methods in Petroleum Geology
Marine Geology    Applied Geophysics (Elective)
Geotectonics (Elective)
Geomorphology and Soils (Elective)
Metallic Mineral Deposits (Elective)
Fundamental of Seismology (Elective)
Applied Geochemistry (Elective)
Integrated Prospecting Methods (Elective)
Coal Geology (Elective)
Practical Training (Elective)  Geology and Mineral Resources of Tanzania
Sedimentary Basins and Petroleum Systems
Technology Review
Reservoir Characterization
Independent Project  Production Geology
Petroleum Geology Review
Prospect Assessment, Evaluation and Petroleum Economics    Industrial Minerals and Rocks (Elective)
Chemistry of Coal (Elective)
Environmental Geology (Elective)
History of the Earth (Elective)
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering
Admission capacity: 24
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics and at
least a subsidiary pass in Chemistry.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Matrices and Basic Calculus for Non-Majors
Communication Skills for Engineers
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering I
Development Perspectives I
Engineering Drawing
Statics
Introduction to Computers and Programming for Engineers  Introduction to Petroleum Engineering
Materials and Energy Balance
Development Perspectives II
Workshop Training II
Strength of Materials I
One Variable Calculus and Differential Equations for Non-Majors
Computer Aided Drafting      Physical Chemistry
Systematic Inorganic Chemistry
Chemical Engineering Fluid Mechanics
Several Variable Calculus for Non-Majors
Introduction to Geology and Geological Processes
Engineering Thermodynamics  Organic Chemistry
Computer Application in Petroleum Engineering
Reservoir Fluid Properties
Chemistry Practical
Petroleum Geology I
Statistics for Non-Majors
Practical training I      Petroleum Engineering Systems
Drilling 1
Petroleum Production
Reservoir Petrophysics  Drilling II
Industrial Health, Safety and Environmental Protection
Reservoir Engineering I
Petroleum Engineering Laboratory I  Heat and Mass Transfer
Offshore Operations
Petroleum Engineering Thermodynamics
Petroleum Engineering Numerical Methods
Geostatistics for Petroleum Engineering
Fuel Chemistry and Technology
Petroleum Geology II  Heat and Mass Transfer
Offshore Operations
Petroleum Engineering Thermodynamics
Petroleum Engineering Numerical Methods
Geostatistics for Petroleum Engineering
Fuel Chemistry and Technology
Petroleum Geology II  Petroleum Project Evaluation and Economics
Process Dynamics and Control
Petroleum Engineering Laboratory II
Reservoir Engineering II
Final Project I
General Engineering Procedures and Ethics
Computer Modelling and Simulation  Final Project II
Entrepreneurship for Engineers
Practical training III    Introduction to Industrial Ecology
Risk Assessment and Management
Petroleum Transport and Marketing
Petroleum Refining Techniques
Well Logging, Analysis and Formation Evaluation
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Chemistry
Admission capacity: 40
Combination(s): PCM,PCB,CBA,CBG,CBN
Admission requirements: Two principal passes, one in Chemistry and one from the
following subjects: Advanced Mathematics, Physics, Biology or
Geography.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Basic Analytical and Physical Chemistry
Chemistry Practical I
Chemical Separation
Mathematics for Biological and Chemical Sciences
Introduction to Geology and Geological Processes  Organic Chemistry I
Chemistry Practical II
Introduction to Electronic Structure and Spectroscopy
Scientific Methods in Chemistry    Introduction to Informatics & Microcomputers (Elective)
Earth Materials (Rocks and Minerals) (Elective)
Introduction to Petroleum Engineering (Elective)  Chemical Thermodynamics
Organic Chemistry II
Formation and Composition of Petroleum
Instrumental Methods in Analytical Chemistry
Petroleum Chemistry Practical I
Analytical and Environmental Chemistry  Chemistry of Coal
Surface Chemistry for Petroleum Industry
Petroleum Chemistry Practical II    Chemistry Practical V (Elective)
Organic Structure, Reactions and Mechanisms (Elective)
Fundamentals of Materials Science (Elective)  Petroleum Refining and Petrochemicals
Petroleum Chemistry practical�s III
Corrosion and its Control in the Petroleum Industry
Chemistry practical VI
Industrial Health Safety and Environmental Protection in Petroleum Engineering  Organic Spectroscopy
Petroleum Chemistry Practical IV
Petroleum Refining Techniques
Practical Training    Polymer Chemistry (Elective)
Project Work (Elective)
Chemometrics (Elective)
Fuel Cells (Elective)
Chemical Waste Management (Elective)
Industrial Chemistry (Elective)
Risk Assessment and Management (Elective)
Principles and Practice of Management (Elective)
Project Work (Elective)
Oil and Gas Policy and Environmental Law (Elective)
Chemistry of Biofuels (Elective)
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Meteorology
Admission capacity: 50
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Classical Mechanics
Vibrations, Waves and Optics
Foundations of Analysis
Linear Algebra
Introduction to Meteorology  Electromagnetism
Atmospheric Thermodynamics
Functions of a Single Variable
Ordinary Differential Equations
Meteorological Instrumentation and Observations      Computer Programming
Calculus of Several Variables
Mathematical Statistics
Fluid Mechanics
Partial Differential Equations
Scientific Methods
Synoptic Meteorology  Climatology
Dynamic Meteorology
Numerical Analysis I
Physical Meteorology
Practical Training      Numerical Weather Prediction
Principles and Applications of Remote Sensing
Tropical Meteorology
Weather Analysis and Forecasting
Boundary-Layer and Micro-meteorology
Climate Monitoring and Prediction  Short-term Weather Prediction
Project in Meteorology
Mesoscale Meteorology
Climate Change
Air Pollution Meteorology  Maritime Meteorology 
Climate Monitoring and Prediction  Aviation Meteorology 
Agricultural Meteorology
Degree program: Bachelor of Architecture
Admission capacity: 30
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,CBA,CBG,CBN,EGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: Physics, Chemistry,
Biology, Mathematics, Geography or Fine Arts.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Communication Skills for Engineers
Studio Design Project I
Architectural Graphics � Free hand
Development Perspectives I
Building Materials I
Mechanics for Architects
Workshop Training I  Studio Design Project II
Workshop Training II
Development Perspectives II
Architectural Graphics � with tools
History of African Architecture
Theory of Architecture
Building Construction I
Introduction to Land surveying      Studio Design Project III
History of World Architecture
Architectural Graphics - Computer Aided
Building Materials II
Building Services I
Building Economics
Building Structures I  Studio Design Project IV
Architectural Rendering
Professional Practice I
Settlement Planning
Building Services II
Practical Training I      Studio Design Project V
Building Services III
Urban Design
Professional Practice II  Studio Design Project VI
Analysis of Building Structures
Building Construction II
Architectural Conservation
Practical Training II  Management of Solid and Hazardous Waste 
Management of Construction Projects 
Maintenance and Rehabilitation of Constructed Facilities 
Architectural Science 
Design Methodology   Strength of Materials II  Studio Design Project VII
Research Methodology
Environmental Impact Assessment
Architectural Project Management
Building structures II  Studio Design Project VIII
Urban Sociology
Entrepreneurship
Project Procurement
Practical Training III  Urban Development and Housing 
Basics of Interior Design 
Basics of Landscape Design 
Design for Emerging Technologies   Urban Development and Housing 
Basics of Interior Design 
Basics of Landscape Design 
Design for Emerging Technologies   Studio Design Project IX
Final Project 1  Final Project 2
Practical Training IV
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts in Library Information Studies
Admission capacity: 63
Combination(s): ALL
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: History,
Geography, Kiswahili, English Language, French, Arabic, Fine Arts,
Economics, Commerce, Accountancy, Physics, Chemistry, Biology,
Advanced Mathematics, Agriculture, Computer Science or
Nutrition.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Introduction to Library and Information Studies
ICT and Its Applications I
Information Literacy Skills
Library Operations
Communication Skills for Arts and Social Sciences
Development Perspectives I  Development Perspectives II
Information Resources and Services
ICT and Its Applications II
Principles of Organisation of Knowledge
Information and Society
Customer care
Practical Training      Information and Communication Theory
Organization of Knowledge I
Collection Development and Management
Qualitative Research Methods in Information Science
Records Management and Archives Administration I  Organization of Knowledge II: Classification
Systems Analysis, Design and Evaluation
Records Management and Archives Administration II
Quantitative Research Methods in Information Science
Marketing of Library and Information Services  Principle of Marketing
Fundamentals of Graphic Design
Introduction to Critical Thinking and Argumentation
Fundamentals of Print Making
Entrepreneurship, SME & Development
PC Maintenance
Digital Libraries
Educational Media and Technology
Networking
Information Services to Users with Special Needs
Introduction to Computer  Principle of Marketing
Fundamentals of Graphic Design
Introduction to Critical Thinking and Argumentation
Fundamentals of Print Making
Entrepreneurship, SME & Development
PC Maintenance
Digital Libraries
Educational Media and Technology
Networking
Information Services to Users with Special Needs
Introduction to Computer  Website Designing for Libraries
Database Management Systems
Management of Libraries and Information Centres
Organization of Knowledge III
Legal and Professional Ethics  Information User Studies
Multimedia Librarianship
Knowledge Management
Management of Electronic Resources
Independent Study  Editing, Layout, and Graphics
Automation of Library and Information Systems
Preservation and Conservation of Library Resources
Public Librarianship
Geographical Information System
Organization and Management of Information
Entrepreneurship
Marketing of Services
Introduction to Museum Studies
New Media Technologies  Editing, Layout, and Graphics
Automation of Library and Information Systems
Preservation and Conservation of Library Resources
Public Librarianship
Geographical Information System
Organization and Management of Information
Entrepreneurship
Marketing of Services
Introduction to Museum Studies
New Media Technologies
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries
Admission capacity: 65
Combination(s): PCB,CBA,CBG,CBN
Admission requirements: Two principal passes, one in Biology and one from the following
subjects: Physics, Chemistry or Advanced Mathematics.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Ecology of Lakes and Rivers
Introduction to Fisheries Science and Technology
Introductory Cell Biology and Genetics
Invertebrate Zoology
Fundamentals of Microbiology
Development Perspectives I  Introduction to Aquaculture
Swimming and Survival in Water
Marine Benthic Ecology
Mathematics for Biological and Chemical Sciences
Chordate Zoology
Chemistry for Life Sciences Students
Development Perspectives II  Microcomputers (Elective)
Communication Skills for Science Students (Elective)  Ecology and Utilisation of Natural Resources (Elective)  Practical Training I
Marine Biogeochemistry
Fish Population Dynamics and Stock Assessment
Mangrove, Seagrass and Seaweed Ecology
Fish Taxonomy and Biology
Environmental Science
Plankton Systematics and Ecology  Estuarine and Wetland Ecology
Physical and Geological Processes in the Oceans
Coral Reef Ecosystem
Fish Ecology
Biostatistics I    Biology and Ecology of Shellfish (Elective)
Remote Sensing and GIS (Elective)
Scientific Methods (Elective)  Practical Training II
Aquaculture Production Systems
Fisheries Resource Management
Watershed Management
Aquabusiness
Aquatic Pollution and Control  Genetics, Breeding and Seed Production
Feed Production Technology
Law of the Sea and Inland Waters
Diseases of Fish
Fisheries Economics
Research Project  Fish Processing Technology (Elective)
Advanced Oceanography (Elective)
Water Microbiology (Elective)  Aquatic Sciences (Elective)
Biostatistics II (Elective)
Tourism and Recreational Management (Elective)