TheSirNic/uni_co huggingface dataset:
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Regional Development Planning
Admission capacity: 45
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,ECA,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal level passes in any of the following subjects: Physics,
Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics, Geography, Economics,
Commerce or Accountancy. In addition, an applicant must have at
least a subsidiary level pass in Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level
or a minimum of �D� grade in Basic Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
UP 111 Building Design Studio 16 
UP 141 Building Design, 
Materials and 
Construction
8 
CS 101 English Language 8 
GM 111 Introduction to Land 
Surveying
8 
IS 161 Introductions to 
Information and 
Communication 
Technology
8 
DS 101 Development 
Perspectives I
8 
EC 100 Principles of Economics 8 
LM 171 Elements of Law 8 RE 149 Introduction to Real Estate 
Markets and Investments
8
      UP 213 Neighbourhood Planning 
and Design Studio
16 
UP 202 Neighborhood Planning 
Principles and Concepts
8 RP 201 Village Land Use Planning 
Theories and Concepts
8
UP 261 Quantitative Methods 8 
UP 251 Land and Planning laws 8 
HI 231 Fundamentals of GIS and 
Remote Sensing
8
HI 221 Topographic and 
Cadastral Survey
4 
UP 262 Introduction to Spatial 
Economics
8 
RP 205 Demography and 
Development
4
HI 251 Urban Infrastructure 
Planning and Design
4
  RP 212 Village Land Use Planning 
Studio
16
UP 204 Rural Investment Planning 4
CD 221 Community Participation 
and Resource Mobilization 
8
 EC 341 Agricultural Economics I 8
GI 225 Remote Sensing 
Applications
8
RP 272 Industrial Training II 8      RP 316 Ecological Planning 
Studio
16 
RP 332 Ecological Planning 
Theory
8 
RP 336 Land Use and 
Biodiversity Conservation
4 
UP 352 Land Conflicts 
Management
4 
LM 238 Research Methodology 8 
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8 
HI 352 Project Appraisal and 
Financing
8 
UP 308 Resettlement Action 
Planning
8  UP 316 General Planning Scheme 16
UP 305 Urban Planning Theories 
and Concepts
8
UP 321 Environmental Planning 
and Management
8
HI 362 Urban Transport Planning 
and Traffic Management
8
HI 354 Project Planning and 
Monitoring
8
RP 363 Natural Resource 
Management
4
 RP 373 Industrial Training III 8
UP 364 Urban and Regional 
Economics
8      RP 415 Regional Planning Studio 16 
RP 434 Regional Development 
Planning Theory
8
UP 454 Local Governance 8
RP 424 Regional Settlement 
Patterns and Linkages
8
DM 101 Introduction to Disaster 
Risk Management 
8
UP 455 Planning Professional 
Practice
8
RP 481 Dissertation I 8
Elective 8  RP 482 Dissertation II 60  HI 402 Policy Analysis, Formulation, and Implementation 8
RP 425 Land Economics 8
UP 422 Regional Transport Planning and Management 8
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Real Estate,Finance and Investment
Admission capacity: 65
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,ECA,CBG,CBA,CBN,HGL,HGE,HGK
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two Principal level passes in any of the following subjects:
Commerce, Accountancy, Economics, History, Geography, Advanced
Mathematics, Physics, Biology or Chemistry. In addition, an applicant
must have at least a subsidiary level pass in Advanced Mathematics
or Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level or a minimum of �D� grade
in Basic Mathematics and a minimum of �D� grade in English
Language at O-Level or a pass in English/English Literature at A
level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
EC 100 Principles of Economics 8 
CS 101 English Language 8 
DS 101 Development Perspectives I 8 
GM 111 Introduction to Land 
Surveying 
12
IS 161 Fundamentals of Computer 
Systems
12 
IS 149 Basic Mathematics 8
RE 111 Introduction to Real Estate 
Markets and Investment
8 LM 131 Principles of 
Management
8
LM 151 Elements of Law 8
 LM 152 Business Law 8
      PM 213 Building Construction 12 
RE 233 Business Accounts 8 
LM 213 Housing 8 
LM 232 Land Law I
LM 212 Basics of Urban and 
Regional Planning
8 LM 270 Land Law II 8
LM 262 Research Methodology 8
BB 252 Quantitative 
Techniques
8 RE 232 Financial Markets 8
BB 221 Money and Banking 8 
  GS 121 Fundamentals of 
Geographic Information 
Science
8
CQ 220 Basics of Quantity Surveying 8
PM 276 Scientific Report Writing 8
 8 RE 221 Econometrics 8
FN 259 Corporate Finance 8
RE 262 Industrial Training II 8      LM 314 Urban Economics 8 
LM 335 Public Policy Analysis 12 
LM 357 Conveyancing and 
Disposition
8 
RE 312 Real Estate Finance I 8 
RE 341 Investment Analysis 8 
PM 325 Property Development 8 
RE 363 Semester Project 12 
  PM 333 Project Management 8
LM 358 Administrative Law 8
RE 314 Real Estate Appraisal 8
RE 315 Real Estate Finance II 8
RE 351 Taxation 8
RE 316 Property Investment I 8
RE 364 Real Estate Market 
Dynamics and Modelling
8
RE 313 Industrial Training III 8      BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8 
RE 434 Business Ethics 8
LM 466 Research Proposal Writing 
Workshop
8
LM 423 GIS for Real Estate Professionals 8
RE 417 Computer Aided Property Appraisal 8
RE 419 Property Investment II 8
PM 429 Real Estate Marketing and Agency 8
RE 418 Real Estate Finance and Investment 
Casewor  RE 465 Dissertation 60
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Planning
Admission capacity: 55
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,ECA,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal level passes in any of the following subjects: Physics,
Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics, Geography, Economics,
Commerce or Accountancy. In addition, an applicant must have at least a subsidiary level pass in Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level
or a minimum of �D� grade in Basic Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
UP 111 Building Design Studio 16 
UP 141 Building design, 
materials and 
construction
8 
8
CS 101 English Language 8 
GM 111 Introductions to Land 
Surveying
8
IS 161 Introduction to 
Information and 
Communication 
Technology 
8 
DS 101 Development 
Perspectives I
8 DS 102 Development Perspectives II 8
EC 100 Principles of Economics 8 
LM 171 Elements of Law 8 

      
UP 213 Neighbourhood Planning 
and Design Studio
16 
UP 202 Neighbourhood Planning 
and DesignConcepts
8 s
8
UP 261 Quantitative Methods 8 
UP 251 Land and planning laws 
8 HI 232 Cartography and 
Visualisation
8
HI 221 Topographic and 
Cadastral Survey
4 UP 223 Urban Design and Heritage 
Conservation 
4
UP 262 Introduction to Spatial 
Economics
 
4 
HI 251 Urban Infrastructure 
Planning and Design
  UP 214 Urban Design Studio 16
UP 203 Urban design theories and 
Concept
UP 226 Planning and Management 
for Climate Change
4
UP 222 Landscape Planning and 
Design
8
8 
HI 231 Fundamentals of GIS and 
Remote Sensing
8
RP 205 Demography and 
Development
4 UP 272 Industrial Training II 8
GI 225 Remote Sensing 
Applications
8
8 LM 212 Land Economics      UP 315 Informal Settlement 
Regularisation Studio
16 
UP 304 Informal Urbanism 8 
UP 332 Spatialised Databases and 
Applications
8
HI 352 Project Appraisal and 
Financing
8 
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8 
8 
UP 324 Urban Sociology and 
Environmental 
Psychology 
8 HI 354 Project Planning and 
Monitoring
8
LM 238 Research Methodology 8 

  UP 316 General Planning Scheme 
Studio
16
 UP 321 Environmental Planning 
and Management
8
UP 352 Land Conflicts 
Management
4
UP 353 Urban Land Development 4
UP 308 Resettlement Action 
Planning
HI 362 Urban Transports and 
Traffic Management
8
UP 364 Urban and Regional 
Economics
8
UP 373 Industrial Training III 8      UP 417 Metropolitan Planning Studio 16 
UP 406 Metropolitan Planning Theories 8
UP 455 Planning Professional Practice 4
UP 442 Regional Transport Planning and 
Management
8
DM 101 Introductions to Disaster Risk 
Management
8
UP 481 Dissertation I 8
Elective 8

  UP 482 Dissertation II 60  UP 454 Local Governance 8
HI 402 Policy Analysis, Formulation, and Implementation 8
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Admission capacity: 146
Combination(s): OLD:ECA,EGM,HGE
Admission requirements: A principal pass in Economics and a principal pass in any of the
following subjects: Geography, History, Commerce, Accountancy,
Physics, Chemistry or Advanced Mathematics. In addition, an
applicant must have at least a subsidiary level pass in Advanced
Mathematics or Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level or a minimum
of �D� grade in Basic Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
EC 111 Introductory to 
Microeconomics I
10 
EC 121 Introductory to 
Macroeconomics I
10 EC 122 
EC 131 Mathematics of 
Economics
8 
DS 101 Development Perspective 8 

CS 101 English Language 8
IS 151 Introduction to 
Information and 
Communication 
Technology
8 
BB 111 Accounting 
Fundamentals
8 
CD 173 Introduction to Critical 
Thinking and 
Argumentation
      EC 213: Intermediate 
Microeconomics I
10
EC 223 Intermediate 
Macroeconomics I
10 
EC 233 Quantitative Methods for 
Economics I
8 
8
EC 235 Econometrics I 8 
EC 261 Development Economics 8 
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8 
HI 352 Project Appraisal and 
financing
10
EC 270 Industrial Training 8
   EC 214 Intermediate 
Microeconomics II
10
EC 224 Intermediate 
Macroeconomics II
10
EC 234 Quantitative Methods for 
Economics II
EC 236 Econometrics II 8
LM 238 Research Methodology 8
EC 262 Topical Issues in Economic 
Development
8
 HI 354 Project planning and 
Monitoring
10      EC 337 Applied Econometrics 10 
EC 325 International Economics I 8 
EC 365 Public Sector Economics I 8 
EC 343 Natural Resources and 
Environmental economics 
I
8 
EC 367 Monetary and Financial 
Economics I
10 Elective II 8
LM 212 Land Economics 8 
Elective I 
EC 355 Industrial and Production 
Economics I
8 
8
EC 357 Transport Economics I 8 
Cluster B Cluster B
EC 345 Introduction to Spatial 
Economics
8 
EC 347 Introduction to Energy 
Economics
8   EC 326 International Economics II 8
EC 366 Public Sector Economics II 8
EC 344 Natural Resources and 
Environmental Economics 
II
8
EC 368 Monitory and Financial 
Economics II
10
EC 382 Dissertation 20
EC 356 Industrial and Production 
Economics II
EC 358 Transport Economics II 8
UP 263 Urban and Regional 
Economics
8
EC 348 Energy Economics and 
Policy
8
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Management
Admission capacity: 83
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal level passes in any of the following subjects: Advanced
Mathematics, Physics, Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Economics or
Computer Science. In addition, an applicant must have at least a
subsidiary level pass in Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied
Mathematics at A-level or a minimum of �C� grade in Basic
Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,100,000/=
CS 101 English Language 8 
DS 101 Development Perspective 1 8 
8
IS 121 Fundamentals of 
Computer Programming
12 
IS 163 Fundamentals of Digital 
Electronics
8 IS122 Data Structure and 
algorithms
12
IS 142 Discrete Mathematics 12 IS181 Fundamentals of 
Computer Networks
8
IS191 Project1: Problem Solving 
Using Information 
Systems      GI 121 Fundamentals of 
Geographic 
Information System
8 
IS 264 Operating Systems 8 
IS231 Database Systems 12 
IS223 Object Oriented 
Programming
12 
IS273 Structured System 
Analysis and Design
12 IS211 Enterprise Information Systems 8
IS243 Analytical Methods 
for Computing
12 
  IS265 Multimedia Systems 8
IS224 Web Applications Development 12
IS274 Object Oriented System Analysis 
and Design
12
IS251 Information Systems Security 8
IS293 Industrial Training 
IS292 Project II: Information Systems 
Analysis, Design and 
Implementation
8      IS325 Mobile Applications 
Development
12 
BB313 Entrepreneurship 8 
IS313 Project Management in 
Information Systems
8 
IS384 Distributed & Mobile Computing 12 I
IS352 Emerging Information 
Technologies and Innovation 
12
  IS353 Information Systems 
Audit and Control
8
IS354 Computer Modelling 
and Simulation
8
BB347 Management & 
Organization Behavior
8
S395 Dissertation 40
IS312 Ethical, Legal & Social Issues in 
Information Technology
8
IS394 Research Methods and 
Dissertation Writing
8
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Admission capacity: 85
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM,EGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two Principal level passes in the following subjects: Advanced
Mathematics and Physics. Those without at least a Subsidiary pass in
Chemistry at A-Level must have a minimum of �C� grade in
Chemistry at O-level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=

CS 101 English Language 8 
DS 101 Development Perspectives 
I 
8 
GM 111 Introduction to Land 
Surveying
8 
IS 143 Engineering Mathematics 
I
8
CE 101 Engineering Drawing 8
CE 111 Statics 8 
CE 161 Basics of Building 
Construction
7 
EG 100 Workshop Training 8       CE 221 Structural Analysis I 12
IS 241 Engineering Mathematics 
II
8 IS 242 Engineering 
Mathematics III
8
CE 201 Civil Engineering Drawing 12 
CE 213 Mechanics of Materials 8 
CE 242 Fluid Mechanics 8 
CE 241 Open Channel Hydraulics 8 
CE 271 Construction Materials II 12 
CE 283 Industrial Training 8  EE 236 Pumps and Pumping 
stations
8
CE 233 Fundamentals of 
Hydrology
8
CE 231 Traffic Engineering and 
Planning
8
CE 232 Highway Geometric 
Design
8
CE 282 Semester Project I 12
 EE 115 Soil Mechanics and 
Geology
8      EE 231 Water Resources and 
Transportation 
Engineering
12
EE 337 Hydraulic Structures 8 
CE 321 Structural Analysis II 12 
CE 322 Design of Timber 
Structures
8 CE 351 Foundation Engineering 8
CE 323 Design of Steel Structures 8 
EE 427 Waste water Treatment 12
Technology Design
CE 381 Semester Project II 12
   IS 141 Statistics and Probability 8
CE 324 Design of Reinforced 
Concrete Structures I
12
CE 325 Design of Masonry 
Structures
8
CE 363 Construction Project 
Management
10
 CE 334 Pavement Materials and 8
55
 CE 382 Semester Project III 12
CE 383 Industrial Training III 8
Elective 1 8      CE 421 Structural Analysis III 8 
CE 426 Structural Dynamics 8 
CE 427 Design of Bridges 8 
CE 437 Transportation Economics 8

  EE 352 Solid Waste Infrastructure 
Design and Management
12
CE 433 Pavement Maintenance 
and Rehabilitation
8
CE 435 Labour Based Road 
Engineering
8
CE 436 Airport, Harbour and 
Railway Engineering
8
DM 101 Introduction to Disaster 
Risk Management
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance
Admission capacity: 146
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,ECA,CBG,CBA,CBN,HGL,HGE,HGK
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal level passes in any two of the following: Commerce,
Accountancy, Economics, Advanced Mathematics, Geography,
History, Physics, Biology or Chemistry. In addition, an applicant must
have at least a subsidiary level pass in Advanced Mathematics or
Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level or a minimum of �D� grade in
Basic Mathematics and a minimum of �D� grade in English Language at O-Level or a pass in English/English Literature at A-level
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
BB 111 Accounting Fundamentals 8 
CS 101 English Language 8
DS 101 Development Perspective I 8 
IS 161 Fundamentals of Computer 
Systems
12 
EC 111 Introductory to 
Microeconomics I
8 
BB 131 Productions and Operations 
Management
8 
IS 149 Basic Mathematics 8 
EC 121 Introductory to 
Macroeconomics I
      BB 221 Money and Banking 8 
BB 232 Strategic Management 8 
BB 233 Organizational Behaviour 8 
AC 291 Public Finance and 
Taxation 
8 
FN 256 Financial Management 8 
BB 241 Quantitative Techniques 8 
LM 262 Research Methodology 8 
AC 281 Public Sector Accounting 
I
8  FN 259 Corporate Finance 8
RE 242 Econometrics 8
AC 355 Auditing 8
AC 273 Financial Accounting I 8
AC 273 Financial Accounting I 8
AC 292 Public Finance and 
Taxation II
8
FN 250 Personal Finance 8
FN 255 Financial Markets and 
Institutions
8
8 AC 271 Computer Application in 
Accounting
8
AC 276 Cost Accounting 8
BB 262 Industrial Training       BB 322 Principles of Marketing 8 
BB 334 Business Values and 
Ethics
8 AC 382 Public Sector Accounting 
II
8 
AC 374 Financial Accounting II 8 
AC 378 Management Accounting 8 
FN 354 Derivative Securities and 
Risk Management
8 FN 353 Financial Modelling 8
BB 335 Procurement and 
Logistics Management
Elective  AC 372 Auditing and Assurance 
Services
8
AC 377 Financial Reporting 8
FN 358 Equity Valuation 8
FN 357 International Business 
and Finance
8
BB 323 Marketing and Financial 
Services
8
8 FN 352 Portfolio and Wealth 
Management
8
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8 BB 361 Semester Project 16
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts in Community Development
Admission capacity: 146
Combination(s): ALL
Admission requirements: Two principal level passes in any of the following subjects: History,
Kiswahili, English Language, Geography, Economics, Commerce,
Accountancy, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics,
Agriculture or Nutrition.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
CD 111 Social Development 
Theories
10 
CD 116 Cultural Studies and 
Community Development
8 
EC 100 Principles of Economics 8 
CD 112 Community Development 
Theories and Practice I
8 
CS 101 English Language 8 
IS 161 Introduction to 
Information and 
Communication 
Technology
8 
CD 122 Community Development 
and Facilitation Skills
10 C
CD 136 Introduction to Social 
Psychology
8 
      EC 261 Development 
Economics
10 
CD 283 Population and 
Development
10 
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8 
8 
HI 352 Project Appraisal 10 
8 
CD 281 Principles of 
Environmental 
Management
8 

  CD 233 Community Empowerment and 
Capacity Building
8
HI 354 Project Planning and Monitoring 10
CD 245 Rural and Urban Development 8
LM 238 Research 
Methodology
CD 244 Community Safety and 
Development
8
RP 363 Natural Resource Management 8
DM 101 Introduction to 
Disaster and Risk 
Management 
CD 243 Social Change and Development 8
CD 246 Introduction to Community 
Health
8
CD 221 Development Communication 
and Resource Mobilization
10
CD 265 Industrial Training 8      
CD 331 Gender and Development 8 
CD 373 Ethics and Development 8 
CD 374 Community Leadership 8 
CD 332 Social Psychology and 
Counseling 
10 
CD 317 Principles of Social Work 8 
CD 363 Project Paper I 10   CD 375 Community and 
Administrative Laws
10
CD 334 Social Service Delivery 
and Development
8
CD 342 Science, Technology and 
Industrial Development
8
CD 335 Conflict Management 8
CD 364 Project Paper II 20  CD 352 Agriculture and Rural 
Industrial Planning
8 
HI 402 Policy Analysis, 
Formulation and 
Implementation
8 
  CD 376 Regional Integration and 
Cooperation
8
RP 201 Village Land use Planning 
Theories and Concepts
8
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing
Admission capacity: 80
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal level passes in any of the following subjects: Advance
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Geography, Computer Science,
Biology, Economics or Agriculture. In case one of the two principal
level passes is not Advanced Mathematics, an applicant must have a
subsidiary level pass in Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied
Mathematics at A-level or a minimum of �C� grade in Basic
Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,100,000/=
DS 101 Development 
Perspectives I
8 
GI 111 Principles of Cartography 8 
GS111 Basics of Geospatial 
Sciences
8 
IS 161 Fundamentals of 
Computer Systems
12 G
CS 101 English Language 8 
IS121 Fundamentals of 
Computer Programming 
12 
GS 112 Principles of Spatial Data 
Acquisition
8       IS 243 Analytical methods 
for computing
12
GS 216 Remote Sensing 
Applications
8 
GS 211 Geospatial 
Databases
10 GS 225 Advances in Geographic 
Information Systems
10
GS 212 Spatial Statistics 8
GS 213 Spatial analysis and
applications Techniques 
GS 221 Web GIS and Mobile 
Application 
Development
10
GS 215 Advanced 
Photogrammetry 
8 
IS 223 Object Oriented 
Programming
12 
   GT 292 Scientific Writing and Reporting 6
GT 221 Land Administration 8
 GS 222 Geospatial Applications of 
Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
8
GS 228 Advances in Remote Sensing 10
83
 GS 227 Spatial data Modeling and 
analysis
8
GS 223 GIS and Remote Sensing in 
Transportation and Utilities
8
GS 214 Digital Cartography and GeoVisualization
8
GS 224 PROJECT II: Integrating GIS, 
RS and Photogrammetry
8
GS 262 Industrial Training II 6      QC 341 Principles of 
Management
5 
GS 311 GIS and Remote Sensing 
in Agriculture and 
Natural Resources 
Management
8 
GS 392 Pre-dissertation: 
Research Methods in 
Geospatial Sciences
8 
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8 
GM484 Professional Practice in 
Geospatial Sciences
8
HI 352 Project Appraisal and 
Financing
8
GS 313 Geospatial Decision 
Support Systems
8
Elective 8  GI 3261 Advanced image 
processing
8
GS 321 GIS and Remote Sensing 
in Environmental 
Monitoring and Disaster 
Management 
8
HI 354 Project Planning and 
Monitoring
8
GS 393 Dissertation 36  DM 101 Introduction to Disaster Risk Management 8
CD 173 Introduction to Critical Thinking and Argumentation 8
ES 468 Environmental Planning and Impact Assessment 8
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Quantity Surveying and Construction Economics
Admission capacity: 125
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,ECA,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal level passes in any of the following subjects: Advanced
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics or
Accountancy. In addition, an applicant must have at least a
subsidiary pass in Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied
Mathematics at A-level and a minimum of �D� grade in Physics at O
Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=

IS 149 Basic Mathematics 8 
10
IS 161 Introduction to 
Information and 
Communication 
Technology (IS)
8 
QC 121 Materials for 
Construction I
10 
QC 111 Engineering Mechanics 8 
QC 122 Building Construction I 10 
8
EC 100 Principles of Economics 8 QC 112 Mechanics of Materials 8
GM 111 Introduction to Land 8
DS 101 Surveying Development 
Perspectives I 
8 
CS 101 English Language 8      

QC 222 Building Construction 
III
10
QC 224 Construction of 
Transportation 
Infrastructures
QC 212 Design essentials for 
Reinforced Concrete 
Structures
8
12 
12
BB 111 Accounting 
Fundamentals
8 LM 178 Business Law 8
QC 223 Building Services I 8 
LM 171 Elements of Law 12
QC 251 Project Work I 8 QC 253 
QC 232 Measurement of 
Building Works I   QC 213 Design of Timber and 
Steel Structures
8
8 QC 225 Building Construction IV 10
 QC 226 Construction of Civil 
services Infrastructures
8

QC 239 Measurement of Building 
Works II
QC 227 Building Services II 8
 QC 252 Project Work II 8
Industrial Training II 8      
QC 341 Principles of 
Management
8 
12
QC 332 Measurement of Building 
Works III
12 
QC 333 Measurement of 
Mechanical Installations
12 
QC 336 Estimating and Price 
Analysis
12 
10
QC 338 Procurement 8 
8
QC 334 Measurement of 
Transportation 
Infrastructures
12 
Installations
10

  CD 347 Social Impact Assessment 8
CD 375 Community and 
Administrative Laws
QC 351 Project Work III 8 
CD 342 Science, Technology and 
Industrial Development
CD 335 Conflict Management
CD 335 Conflict Management      
LM 238 Research Methodology 8 
QC 435 Construction Economics II 10
QC 437 Professional Practice for quantity 
surveyors
10
QC 442 Construction Management II 10
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8
Elective Elective 8
QC 451 Project Work V 10
  QC 452 Dissertation 60