Cve Student Handbook Civil 2023 - 083815

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT’S HANDBOOK
2023-2028
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OYE-EKITI

EKITI STATE
Department of
CIVIL ENGINEERING
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permission from the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Federal
University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria
Third Edition 2023
A publication of the Department of Civil Engineering,

Faculty of Engineering, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria.
Published by
ISBN: 978-978-52816-2-0
© Department of Civil Engineering,

Faculty of Engineering, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria
PMB 373, Oye-Ekiti, 371101, Ekiti State
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PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY
PROF. ABAYOMI S. FASINA
Vice Chancellor
PROF. BOLANLE T. OPOOLA
Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration)
PROF. OLUBUNMI S. SHITTU
Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics)
MUFUTAU A. IBRAHIM
Registrar
MRS. ADEBOLANLE A. DEBO-AJAGUNNA
Bursar
DR. ISAAC O. BUSAYO
University Librarian
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Prof. Engr. Olaitan AKINSANMI
Dean
Faculty of Engineering
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Dr Engr. Oluwaseun Adedapo ADETAYO
Ag. Head
Department of Civil Engineering
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FOREWORD
This handbook has been specially compiled to serve as a guide to the Civil Engineering programme
of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti. The academic content highlighted the vision and mission of
the programme. The entry requirements and details on course content for the programme are also
presented. The curriculum explains the course outline semester by semester and the synopsis. The
final chapter presents the current staff list and a short profile of each staff.
This handbook is specially recommended to Civil Engineering students of the Federal University,
Oye-Ekiti and generally to others needing information on the undergraduate courses in the
Department. On behalf of the entire members of staff, I welcome you to the Civil Engineering
programme of FUOYE and wishing you a fruitful and fulfilling studentship.
Thank you and God bless.
Dr Engr. Oluwaseun Adedapo Adetayo
The Acting Head of the Department
November 2023
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PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE FACULTY
Prof. Engr. Olaitan AKINSANMI PhD , M.Eng, BSc Professor & Dean
R. Engr., COREN
Dr Engr. Mrs Bolaji OMODUNBI BEng, M.Sc., Ph.D., R.Engr Deputy Dean
COREN
Mr. ADEWUMI N.C.E., B.A., M.A. Faculty Officer
HOD AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
Dr Engr. Oluwaseun Adedapo PhD, MSc., BEng. Acting. Head of the Department
ADETAYO R. Engr., COREN
Mrs. Adenike OBIYEMI BA Department Officer
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages
1.0 ABOUT FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OYE-EKITI …………………………. 9

2.0 THE PROGRAM …………………………………………...10
2.1 The name of the Program ………………………………………...10
2.2 History of the Program ………………………………10
2.3 Programme Objectives …….. ……………………………………………....10
2.4 Vision of the Civil Engineering Department ……………………………. 11
2.5 Mission of Civil Engineering Department …………………………… 11
3.0 ENTRY REQUIREMENT……………………………………………………...12
3.1 Unified Tertiary Matriculation (UTME) Candidates………………………. 12
3.2 Direct Entry (DE) Candidates into 200 Level………………………………12
3.3 Direct Entry (DE) Candidates into 300 Level………………………………12
3.4 Inter-University Transfer Mode……………………………………………. 12
4.0 ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION………………………………………....12
4.1 Admission………………………………………………………………….. 12
4.2 Registration of Courses…….. ……………………………………………... 12
4.3 Duration of Programme……………………………………………………. 12
5.0 GRADUATION REQUIREMENT……………………………………………..13
6.0 INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS AND ASSESSMENT………………………. 14
6.1 Grading System……. ……………………………………………………... 14
6.2 Teaching Methods….. ……………………………………………………... 14
6.3 Language of Instruction……. ……………………………………………... 14
7.0 EXAMINATION………………………………………………………………. 14
7.1 Setting of Examination…………………………………………………….. 14
7.2 Moderation Examinations ……………………………………………….. 15
7.3 Conduct of Examinations………………………………………………… 15
7.4 Evaluation Schemes………………………………………………………... 15
7.5 Faculty Board of Examiners……………………………………………….. 15
7.6 University Senate…………………………………………………………... 15
7.7 Correction of Results……………………………………………………... 15
7.8 Quality Assurance… ……………………………………………………... 16
7.9 Issuance of Results………………………………………………………... 16
7.10 Examination Malpractice………………………………………………... 16
7.11Absence from Examination……………………………………………… 16
7.12 Final Year Undergraduate Project………………………………………. 16
8.0 CURRICULUM………………………………………………………………... 17
9.0 PROFILES OF ACADEMIC STAFF ……………………………………….. 45
10.0TECHNICAL STAFF ………………………………..……………..,,,,,,,,,,, 81
11.0ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF ………………………..……………..,,,,,,,,,,, 81
12.0APPENDIX ………………………………..……………..,,,,,,,,,,,…………. 82
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1.0 ABOUT FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OYE-EKITI
Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) is one of the nine Universities established in February 2011
by the Government of Federal Republic of Nigeria to prepare the next generation of skilled and
ethical professionals by providing robust curricula across and within disciplines to foster economic
development activities that are innovative, research-driven, integrating cutting-edge technology in
multidisciplinary and disciplinary research.
• The Vision
The Motto of the University is Innovation and Character for National Transformation. The strategic
vision of the University is to become an academic giant, the pace-setter among universities in the
Third World, in the quality of its scientific research, the level of its innovative teaching, and the
robustness of its community service.
• The Mission
As her mission, FUOYE aspires to become an institution of first choice recognised for providing
critical opportunities for student success; acknowledged as a primary, regional and global resource
for entrepreneurial educational and best practices in mining and farming technologies; and valued
as a university where there are faculty, students, and professional staff who are active in integrating
cutting-edge technology in multidisciplinary and disciplinary research.
The mission of the university includes:
(i) To advance the community of learning by engaging in scientific research, humanistic

scholarship, multidisciplinary research, entrepreneurship and technological integration
(ii) To provide a robust and high-quality educational experience for students in a diverse
learning environment while promoting the values and indigenous learning that is
responsive to the needs of our society
(iii) To create an institution that values and prepares students to lead lives of personal integrity
and civic responsibility in a global society
(iv) To prepare the next generations of skilled and ethical professionals by providing robust
curricula across and within disciplines that prepare graduates to be research minded and
able to compete effectively in diverse world market
(v) To advance best practices in farming and mining, foster economic development activities
that are innovative, research-driven, and will result in a better quality of life for Nigerians.
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2. THE PROGRAMME
2.1 Name of Programme
The name of the programme is Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Civil Engineering. It aims at
producing graduates with sound knowledge in Civil Engineering
2.2 History of the Programme
The Department of Civil Engineering started in July 25, 2012 (2011/2012 academic session) with
a vision to become one of the best in the nation in the near future. The philosophy of the
Department is to train engineers that are capable fulfilling the definition of Civil Engineering as “a
vital art working with great source of power in nature for the wealth and the well-being of the
whole society. The essential feature of which is the exercise of imagination to engineer products
and processes, and develop the people needed to create and maintain a sustainable natural and
built environment and requiring a broad understanding of scientific principles, knowledge of
materials, and the art of analysis and synthesis. It also requires research, team working leadership
and business skills...”
With this mind-set in view, the Department aims to train engineers that would be capable of
analysing, designing, constructing and maintaining physical facilities for the development of the
environment; and also strive through the training received, to achieve the national goals and
objectives of industrialization towards self–reliance engineering education. This is to be achieved
in accordance to the NUC Minimum academic standard. The Departmental guidelines are geared
towards:
 The development of a scheme in training and practice of civil engineering
 Early broad-based training in general engineering and technology
 Practical application of engineering, technology and manufacturing processes and
 Close relation of the programme with industries in the country
The programme is structured in such a way that students will have opportunity to take courses that
would provide a basic understanding of all areas of civil engineering practice, while they can
concentrate in any of the following options in the final year.
a. Structural engineering
b. Geotechnical engineering
c. Transportation planning and highway engineering
d. Water resources and environmental engineering
2.3 Programme Objectives:

The objectives of the Department of Civil Engineering are in consonant with the motto of the
University. Consequently, the Department strives to generate and provide high quality and high-
tech knowledge in a student-friendly environment for the purpose of producing well-prepared
engineering leaders of tomorrow. The specific objectives towards this end are:
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• To teach students the fundamental concepts of Civil Engineering with which he can build
his career to the highest degree of professional competence
• To develop students in the application of accumulated technical knowledge, sense of
analysis, and creative design abilities, innovation and adaptability, and leadership qualities
• To provide students the opportunity to develop, after a basic understanding of all areas of
Civil Engineering practice, his special area of interest which include structural engineering,
geotechnical engineering, transportation planning and highway engineering, water resources
and environmental engineering, Civil Engineering planning, construction engineering and
management
• To provide a practical training in the industries and other Civil Engineering establishments
as preparation for professional practice.
2.4 Vision of Civil Engineering Department

The Motto of the University is Innovation and Character for National Transformation while
the strategic vision of the University is to become an academic giant, the pace-setter among
universities in the Third World, in the quality of its scientific research, the level of its innovative
teaching, and the robustness of its community service. The vision of Civil Engineering Department
is to be a world leader in ground breaking scientific and technological innovation and to train civil
engineers who will cooperate with other professionals to create a sustainable world and enhance the
global quality of life.
2.5 Mission of Civil Engineering Department

As her mission, FUOYE aspires to become an institution of first choice recognized for providing
critical opportunities for student success; acknowledged as a primary and engaged regional and
global resource for entrepreneurial educational and best practices in mining and farming
technologies; and valued as a university where there are faculty, students, and professional staff
who are active in integrating cutting-edge technology in multidisciplinary and disciplinary research.
The mission of the university includes:
1. To advance the community of learning by engaging in scientific research, humanistic
scholarship, multidisciplinary research, entrepreneurship and technological integration
2. To provide a robust and high-quality educational experience for students in a diverse
learning environment while promoting the values and indigenous learning that is
responsive to the needs of our society
3. To create an institution that values and prepares students to lead lives of personal integrity
and civic responsibility in a global society
4. To prepare the next generations of skilled and ethical professionals by providing robust
curricula across and within disciplines that prepare graduates to be research minded and
able to compete effectively bin diverse world market.
5. To advance best practices in farming and mining, foster economic development activities
that are innovative, research-driven, and will result in a better quality of life for Nigerians.
The mission of the Department is in line with the mission of the university. It aims to provide,
through innovative teaching, research and community service, civil engineering education aimed at
producing a new generation of highly motivated, competent, skillful and innovative professionals
and students with a burning desire to tackle Africa’s developmental challenges.
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3.0 ENTRY REQUIREMENT:
Applicants for the Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) will be required to have the following:
3.1 Unified Tertiary Matriculation (UTME) Candidates: The minimum entry requirements for
admission into Federal University Oye-Ekiti are ‘O’ Level GCE/SSCE/NECO/NABTEB Credit
level passes in five (5) subjects. The five subjects must include English Language,
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and one of the following: Further Mathematics, Biology, or
Technical Drawing. The five credits requirements should be obtained at one or two sittings.
Candidates applying to Federal University Oye-Ekiti are expected to sit for the current JAMB
Examinations and attain the prescribed cut-off marks in it. This is a statutory requirement for
entry into Nigerian Universities. However, Federal University Oye-Ekiti conducts screening
exercise for all candidates seeking admission into the University and applicants may not be
admitted without fulfilling the demands of the screening exercise.
3.2 Direct Entry (DE) Candidates into 200 Level: In addition to the (i) above, DE candidates are
required to have A-Level/IJMB or approved equivalent pass in Mathematics, Physics and
Chemistry or a National Diploma in Agricultural Engineering or a relevant Engineering
discipline at Distinction or Upper Credit level from a recognized Polytechnic or College of
Technology plus at least one year post ND experience.
3.3 Direct Entry (DE) Candidates into 300 Level: In addition to the (i) above, DE in this
category are required to possess a Higher National Diploma in Agricultural Engineering or a
relevant Engineering discipline at Distinction or Upper Credit level from a recognized
Polytechnic or College of Technology.
3.4 Inter-University Transfer Mode
4.0 ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION

4.1 Admission
4.2 Registration of Courses
Courses for the session are registered on-line at the beginning of the session. In addition, a
student is required to go to his/her level adviser after the on-line registration in order to complete
the registration process. Failure to register before the stipulated deadline given by the university
may result in loss of that session or voluntary withdrawal from that programme. A student
cannot re-register for a course already passed.
4.3 Duration of Program

The period for the completion of the programme is ten (10) semesters. A maximum of fifteen
(15) semesters through UTME is allowed. For the Direct Entry a minimum of eight (8)
semesters and a maximum of twelve (12) semesters for a full-time degree programme is
allowed.
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5.0 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
5.1 Graduation Requirements
The Department runs a five-year program the curriculum of which is in compliance with the
minimum academic standard of the National Universities commission (NUC-MAS).
All students are expected to meet the prescribed Graduation Requirements for their respective
programmes before they can graduate. To graduate from the 5-year Bachelor of Engineering
(B.Eng.) degree programme in Civil Engineering, students must have successfully completed a
minimum of 202 Credit Units as shown below.
Graduation Required Units for B.Eng. Civil Engineering Programme
Federal University Oye-Ekiti

Department of Civil Engineering
General Basic Basic Core SIWES

Level Electives Total
Studies Sciences Engineering Courses Project
100 10 30 4 0 0 0 44
200 6 0 34 2 0 0 42
300 0 0 6 38 0 0 44
400 0 0 2 21 0 6 29
500 0 0 3 28 6 6 43
TOTAL 16 30 49 89 6 12 202
5.2 Classification Of Degrees:
The Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree in Civil Engineering is awarded in the First Class
Honours, Second Class Honours (Upper Division), Second Class Honours (Lower Division), Third
Class Honours and Pass Depending on the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) at the point of
graduation and as shown in the Table Below:
Class of Degree Range of CGPA

First Class Honours 4.50 – 5.00
Second Class Honours (Upper Division) 3.50 – 4.49
Second Class Honours (Lower Division) 2.40 – 3.49
Third Class Honour 1.50 – 2.39
5.3 Career Prospects

Graduates of the Civil Engineering programme have both expert knowledge within their
engineering discipline and the ability to recognize the broader context in which their knowledge
lies. While they have learned about standard engineering science, processes, responsibilities and
ethics, they have the advantage of having been exposed to different engineering perspectives.
Graduates with a Civil Engineering degree have wide range of careers opportunities. Civil
engineering graduates can be employed in the core areas of Civil engineering like Highways,
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Structural constructions, Geotechnics and Soil Laboratories, etc. They can also take up careers in a
wide spectrum of industries such as banking, Water Corporation, ministry of works and transport,
ministry of environment, ministry of solid minerals, Housing Corporation, banking, oil industries,
the academics, and private business. Within these industries, civil Engineering graduates may be
design engineers, siteengineers, project planners or project managers.
6.0 INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS AND ASSESSEMENT

6.1 Grading System
The university operates a 5-point system with the breakdown of the continuous Assessment
shown below
Level of performance Grade Rating (credit points per unit)
70-100% A= Excellent 5.0
60-69% B= Very Good 4.0
50-59% C = Good 3.0
45-49% D = Satisfactory 2.0
40-44% E = Pass 1.0
0-39% F = Failure 0.0
Description Grade
Continuous Assessment 35%
Examination 60%
Attendance 5%
TOTAL 100%
6.2 Teaching Methods
6.3 Language of Instructions

The language of instructions ins English language
6.4 Industrial Training:

The industrial training aspect of the programme is divided into two namely the Students Work
Experience Programme (SWEP) and the Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES).
The the Students’ Work Experience Programme (SWEP) is held at the end of the 200-Level and
300 level just during the end of session break. It is carried out on the Departmental and Faculty
Laboratory and Workshop. The Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme is held during the
whole second Semester at the 400 level. This is to expose the students to real life situations in
engineering or related establishment within and outside the country.
7.0 EXAMINATIONS
This involves examination setting, conduct, evaluation scheme, moderation schemes – internal and
external for degree examination and the issuance of results.
7.1 Setting of Examinations
Each lecturer sets examination for the course he/she teaches and such questions are vetted by the
Head of Department, who has the responsibility of moderating the questions with the cooperation
of the lecturer. For final year examinations, the set questions are sent to the University appointed
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external examiner to moderation. The external examiner is expected to write and submit a report to
the Vice-Chancellor regarding his observations during the moderation exercise. The Department is
then obliged to accept the modifications to the questions by the external examiner. This applies
only to semester examinations and not test or mid-semester examination. Also, the external
examiner is called upon to assess the final year students projects.
7.2 Moderations of Examinations
The lecturer(s) of each course is/are responsible for drawing questions, according to the stipulated
departmental format, in the course taught. All examination papers and marking schemes are
subjected to internal moderation. The answer scripts are likewise subjected to internal moderation.
7.3 Conduct of Examinations

All semester examinations are conducted by the University, including the selection and distribution
of invigilators and examination venues under the supervision of a University appointed Chairman
of Examination Committee whose members are selected by the University.
7.4 Evaluation of Scheme

After a lecturer has graded the scripts he/she submits them to the HOD. The HOD then ensures that
the scripts are vetted by himself or any other senior colleagues in the department who must be
senior to the examiner of the course. This applies to all courses at all levels including the final year.
The examiner ensures that the marking scheme and model answers are forwarded to the HOD as
soon as the question papers are submitted. Once the grading process is completed, a meeting of the
Departmental Board of Examiners with the Head of Department as chairman is convened. The
board will discuss the results, ensuring that probity, integrity and rule of competence have been
observed in grading the scripts. Consensus is the rule and where this is not possible, the matter is
passed on to the Faculty Board of Examiners
7.5 Faculty Board of Examiners

The Faculty Board of Examiners is the forum in which all examiners in the faculty as members,
meet and ensure that all departments comply with Senate regulations on university examinations.
The result is put in the full glare of the entire faculty members and deliberated upon. The decision
of the Faculty Board must be complied with and where this is not so the issues are moved to Senate
for final determination.
7.6 University Senate

Results go to Senate in summary form and there the results are electronically presented analytically
and issues that escaped either the department and/or faculty are thrashed out or resolved.
7.7 Correction of Results
Results are only corrected after the Senate has given approval. The HOD collects and collates
students result complaints form through the departmental level advisers. The lecturer is required to
enter the corrections on the Student Result Complaint Form and the HOD, the Dean of Faculty and
the Senate Examination Committee must endorse the student result correction, in writing, before it
is updated on the student database. The student complaint form is shown in the Appendix.
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7.8 Quality Assurance
The Department has a Quality Assurance Committee comprising all the Professors in the
Department and the Head of Department. They are to ensure compliance to Department standards
with respect to drafting of questions, preparation of marking schemes, and grading consistency.
7.9 Issuance of Results

Results are only issued after the Senate has given approval. In other words, no student is expected
to have any knowledge of the examination results until after the Senate meeting which considers
such results.
7.10 Examinations Malpractices

Any student caught involving in any form of examinations malpractices in the Examination Hall is
handed over to the University Securities and the case referred to the University Disciplinary
Committee. Any student found guilty is appropriately sanctioned according to the University
regulations.
7.11 Absence from Examinations

A student who absented himself or herself from the examinations is assumed to have carried the
course over, unless a case of serious reasons can be established.
7.12 Final Year Undergraduate Project

All final year students are assigned Supervisor to guide them through a project. The project consists
inn two stages, namely the Proposal defence a\and the final defence. the proposal stage is to ensure
that the project is adequate, achievable within the time frame and at affordable cost. The final
defence takes place at the end of the second semester. The final defence consists in two stages. The
first one is the internal defence among the Academic staff. The second stage is the assessment by
the External Examiner.
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8.0 CURRICULUM
COURSES AND THEIR SYNOPSIS
Summary of 100 Level Courses
Category Units
1 General Studies 10
2 Basic Science 30
3 Basic Engineering 4
4 Core Courses 0
5 Electives 0
6 SWEP 0
TOTAL 44
100 Level Civil Engineering Curriculum

Code Title Status Unit Code Title Status Unit
FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

CHM101 General Chemistry I C 3 CHM102 General Chemistry II C 3
CHM107 Practical Chemistry I C 1 CHM108 Practical Chemistry II C 1
BASIC SCIENCES
Elementary
MTH101 Elementary Mathematics I C 3 MTH102 C 3
Mathematics II
Elementary Mathematics Elementary

MTH103 C 3 MTH104 C 3
III Mathematics IV
PHY101 General Physics I C 3 PHY102 General Physics III C 3
PHY103 General Physics II C 2 PHY108 Practical Physics II C 1
PHY107 Practical Physics I C 1
Computers & Computing
ENGINEERING
CPE101 C 2
for Engineers
BASIC
MEE102 Technical Drawing C 2
Communication in Communication in English

GENERAL STUDIES
GST101 C 2 GST102 C 2
English I II
GST108 Government, Society and

Economy or
GST103 Use of Library & ICT C 2 or C 2
African Culture and
GST110 Civilisation
Introduction to Evaluating Opportunities
GST105 C 1 GST106 C 1
Entrepreneurship and Business Concepts
TOTAL 23 TOTAL 21
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Detailed Course Description – 100 Level
CHM 101 General Chemistry I (3 Units)

Physical quantities and Units, Error treatments, States of matter: Derivation and calculations
involving the use of the laws of gases. The mole concepts and determination of relative masses.
Chemical equation and Stoichiometry: Modern electronic theory of atoms and electronic
Configuration. Building up of periodic table and the periodicity. Chemical bonding and
intermolecular bonds. Concept of Acid, Base and Salts. Chemical equlibria. Chemical Kinetics.
Thermochemistry. Electrochemistry. Introduction to Nuclear Chemistry.
CHM 102 General Chemistry II (3 Units)

Introduction to Organic Chemistry: Hybridization in carbon Sp3, Sp2 Sp. Nomenclature and classes
of organic compounds. Homologous series of hydrocarbons, functional groups. Types of organic
reactions: elimination, addition, substitution and rearrangement. Isomerism: structural and
stereoisomerism. Chemistry of benzene, alcohols, phenols, aldehydes, ketones, acids, amines and
amides. Structure of simple sugars, polysaccharides such as starch and cellulose, peptides and
proteins, fats and oils. Isolation and purification of organic compounds.
CHM 107 Practical Chemistry I (1 Unit)

A course designed to illustrate the principle covered in lecture course of CHM 101 Viz;
Measurements using measuring Cylinder and use of the Top loading Balance, Data treatments;
Volumetric Analysis: titration of strong acid against strong base/weak base, Standardization of
Potassium tetraoxomaganate, Ethanoic acid; Back titration.
CHM 108 Practical Chemistry (II) (1 Unit)

A course designed to illustrate the principle covered in lecture course of CHM 102 Viz; Test for
Organic functional groups: Unsaturated hydrocarbons, alcohols, aldehydes and ketones., carboxylic
acids, Ester, Phenol. Determination of melting point; determination of suitable solvent for
recrystalization; separation by distillation
CPE101 Computers & Computing for Engineers (2 Units)

System Architecture; Linux Installation and Package Management; GNU and Unix
CommandsDevices, Linux File systems, File system Hierarchy Standard; Shells, Scripting and Data
Management; User Interfaces and Desktops; Administrative Tasks; Essential System Services;
Networking Fundamentals; Security.
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GST101 Communication in English I (2 Units)
Communication in English will focus on two languages skills: listening and speaking as word
classes; Listening skills: listening strategies, note-taking; Speaking skills: segmental consonants,
vowels; supra-segment-stress, intonation; dictionary and pronunciation skills in English;
grammatical structures and communication: nouns, verbs, pronouns, adverbs, prepositions and
adjectives in communication, English, sentence types, punctuation marks, vocabulary development,
common errors, figures of speech, and effective communication, spelling.Students are to read two
recommended texts.
GST102 Communication in English II (2 Units)

In communication in English II, two language skills, writing and reading in communication will be
emphasized. Writing: getting started, strategies in writing, planning a good writing, parts of an
essay, paragraph development, transitional devices, types of writing – definition, narrative,
explanatory, argumentative, instructions; Report writing, its features, types, technical and non-
technical reports; technical type: laboratory, project report eg dissertation or thesis writing; non-
technical report: term paper; Reading skills: reading and literary appreciation – literature and its
features, types, elements and relevance; genres of literature; Application of the literary features and
genres to three recommended reading texts on the three genres of literature. A review or critique of
a specified txt must be submitted by each student shortly before the end of the semester.
GST103 Use of Library and ICT (2 Units)

Introduction to Library and conceptual clarification; Types of Libraries; Library organisation. Serial
and Research departments; Readers services division and reference collections. Library rules and
regulations; Library Automation; Hands on online databases such as TEEAL, MIT Courseware,
HINARI, OARE, AGORA, etc
The basic concepts of processes, programs and the components of an Operating System; Basic
knowledge of computer hardware; Demonstrating knowledge of Open Source Applications in the
Workplace as they relate to Closed Source equivalents; Navigation systems on a Linux Desktop and
where to go for help; A rudimentary ability to work on the command line and with files; The use of
basic command line editor.
GST105 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (1 Unit)

History and background of entrepreneurship; Theories of entrepreneurship thought; Definition of
entrepreneurship and management; Entrepreneurship theory and Nigeria experience; Approaches to
entrepreneurship; psychological approach, sociological approach and distinctive competence
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Understanding the entrepreneurship mindset; Business opportunities profile; Entrepreneurship case
analysis/training workshop.
GST106 Evaluating Opportunities and Business Concepts (1 Unit)

Perceiving market opportunities, sources of new ideas including census data. Method of generating
ideas. Creative problem solving. Developing the business concept. Concluding market research.
Product planning development process. Legal issues in developing a business. Creativity, business
innovation and products development.
GST108 Government, Society and Economy (2 Units)

This course looks at the evolution of state as a political unit and the role of individual in the
development of a state (the organization and structure of government, evolution of the state,
political philosophy), socio-political economy of the society (system of government, the rule of law,
resources and resource system, social mobility and social change), the influence of government in
the management of the society (environment and culture, social stratification)
GST110 African Culture and Civilisation (2 Units)

This course covers the study of African cultural history and characteristics, arts in pre-colonial
times. It also at the evolution of Africa as a political unit; phenomenon of indigene/settlers and its
conflicting outcome as well as traditional concept of trade, social justice, individual and national
development. Moreover, peculiar norms and values, national attitudes and conducts (cult activities
and related vices), reorientation, moral obligations of citizens, national values and environmental
problems will be discussed. Particular attention will be on Nigerian local cases.
MEE102 Technical Drawing (2 Units)

Introduction to engineering drawing as a means of communication, use of drawing instruments,
drawing paper format, types of lines and their uses in engineering drawing, plane geometry, circles
and tangents, conic sections, Loci (cycloid, epicycloids, hypocycloid, involute, Archimedean spiral,
Eclipse, hyperbola, parabola, including approximate method), theory of projection, parallel
projection, orthographic projection, axonometric projection, perspective projection multi-view
representation, 1st and 3rd angle projection, isometric drawings, oblique drawings, Freehand
sketching.
MTH 101 Elementary Mathematics I (3 Units)

(Elementary Set Theory and Numbers)
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Elementary set theory; Subsets; Union; Intersection; Complements, Venn diagrams. Real numbers:
integers, rational and irrational numbers, mathematical induction, real sequences and series, theory
of quadratic equations, binomial theorem. Complex numbers: algebra of complex numbers; the
Argand Diagram. Demoivre’s theorem, nth roots of unity. Circular measure, trigonometric
functions of angles of any magnitude, addition and factor formulae.
MTH 102 Elementary Mathematics II (3 Units)

Calculus: Function of a real variable, graphs, limits and idea of continuity. The derivative, as limit
of rate of change. Techniques of differentiation. Extreme curve sketching; Integration as an inverse
of differentiation. Methods of integration, Definite integrals. Application to areas, volumes
(including approximate integration), and trapezium and Simpson’s rules.
MTH 103 Elementary Mathematics III (3 Units)

(Vectors, geometry and dynamics)
Geometric representation of vectors in 1-3 dimensions, components, direction cosines. Addition and
Scalar multiplication of vectors, linear independence. Scalar and vector products of two vectors.
Differentiation and integration of vectors with respect to a scalar variable. Two-dimensional co-
ordinate geometry. Straight lines, circles, parabola, ellipse, hyperbola. Tangents, normals. Impact of
two smooth sphere, and of a sphere on a smooth sphere.
MTH 104 Elementary Mathematics IV (3 Units)

(Elementary Algebra and Trigonometry)
Mapping, bijection, composition, inverse mapping, binary operations, associativity, identity
elements and inverse element and distributivity. Relations: fundamental theorem of equivalence
relations. Trigonometric ratios, sums and products formulae, multiple and sub-multiple angles,
graphs of trigonometric functions and inverse circular functions. Solutions of triangles and
trigonometric equations. Heights and distance in 2 and 3 dimensions geometry. Equations of line
and planes, and other applications. Angles between two lines.
PHY101 General Physics I (3 Units)

(Mechanics, Thermal Physics and Waves)
Space and Time, frames of reference , Units and dimension, kinematics; Fundamental laws of
mechanics, Statics and dynamics; Galilean invariance; Universal gravitation, work and energy;
rotational dynamics and angular momentum, conservation laws.
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PHY 102 General Physics III (3 Units)
Molecular treatment of properties of matter, Elasticity; Hooke's law, Young's shear and bulk
moduli. Hydrostatics; Pressure, buoyancy. Archimedes' Principles. Hydrodynamics; Stream-lines,
Bernoulli and continuity equations, turbulence, Reynold's number; viscosity; laminar flow,
Poiseuille's equation. Surface tension, adhesion, cohesion, capillarity, drops and bubbles.
Temperature; the zeroth law of thermodynamics; heat: gas laws; laws of thermodynamics; Kinetic
theory of gases. Applications.
PHY 103 General Physics II (2 Units)

(Electricity, Magnetism and Modern Physics)
Electrostatics, Conductors and Currents, dielectrics; magnetic fields and induction, maxwell’s
equations, electromagnetic oscillations and waves; Applications.
PHY107 Practical Physics I (1 Unit)

This introductory course emphasizes qualitative measurements, the treatment of measurement
errors, and graphical analysis. A variety of experimental techniques will be employed. The
experiments include studies of meters, the oscilloscope, mechanical system, electrical and
mechanical resonant systems, light, heat, viscosity e.t.c covered in PHY 101, PHY 102, PHY 103.
PHY108 Practical Physics II (1 Unit)

This introductory course emphasizes quantitative measurements, the treatment of measurement
errors and graphical analysis. A variety of experimental techniques will be employed. The
experiments include studies of meters, the oscilloscope, mechanical system, electrical and
mechanical resonant systems, light, heat, viscosity e.t.c covered in PHY101, PHY102, PHY103
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Category Units
1 General Studies 6
2 Basic Science 0
4 Core Courses 2
5 Electives 0
6 SWEP 0
TOTAL 42

Engineering
ENG201 C 3 CVE204 Strength of Materials I C 2
Mathematics I
General Engineering
ENG203 C 3 EEE204 Basic Electrical Engineering C 3
Laboratory I
BASIC ENGINEERING
Engineering
ENG205 Engineer in Society C 1 ENG202 C 3
Mathematics II
General Engineering
MEE201 Workshop Technology I C 1 ENG204 C 3
Laboratory II
MEE203 Applied Mechanics C 3 MEE204 Workshop Technology II C 1
MEE205 Thermodynamics I C 2 MEE206 Fluid Mechanics I C 2
MEE207 Engineering Drawing I C 1 MEE208 Engineering Drawing II C 1
Computer Aided
MME201 Materials Science C 2 MTE204 C 2
Engineering II
Computer Aided Engineering
MTE201 C 1
I
COURSE
CORE
Introduction to Civil
CVE202 C 2
Engineering
GENERAL STUDIES
Feasibility Plan and Peace Studies and Conflict

GST 203 C 1 GST 202 C 2
Investment Decision Resolution
Introduction to philosophy, Resources Management and
GST 205 C 2 GST 204 C 1
logic & human existence Organizational Behaviour
TOTAL 20 TOTAL 22
ENG 200 - SWEP (0 Unit) to be registered in 2nd Semester of 400 Level
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Detailed Course Description – 200 Level
The 200 level courses are foundation engineering courses designed to expose students to the
fundamentals of the engineering discipline in a broad sense. It is believed that exposing engineering
students to the various aspects of the discipline in the first two years of their study, equips them
with enough knowledge to determine their inclinations in terms of specialisation at a later stage.
This view is further strengthened by the fact that an appreciable number of engineering students
have rural backgrounds which limit their reception of engineering and the sub-disciplines therein. It
is believed that after the second year, the wide engineering horizon would have been sufficiently
illuminated for such students, who are now better placed, to make a choice.
In addition, a broad-based programme at these foundation levels becomes an asset to its

beneficiaries in the future when they are invariably required to play managerial, supervisory and/or
executive roles in engineering areas that may not be strictly their areas of specialisation.
CVE202 Introduction to Civil Engineering (2 Units)

Civil engineering as a profession, the functions, training and responsibilities. Overview of sub
disciplines of civil engineering. Stages of engineering project execution, including conception,
feasibility studies, detailed design, preparation of bill of quantities and contract documents. Roles of
different grades of workers on a project – laborers, artisans, technologist, engineers, project
planning techniques.
CVE204 Strength of Materials I (2 Units)
Force equilibrium - free body diagrams. Concept of stress, strain; Tensile test. Young's moduli and
other strength factors. Axially loaded bars, composite bars, temperature stresses and simple
indeterminate problems. Hoop stresses in cylinders and rings. Bending moment, shear force and
axial force diagrams for simple cases, Simple torsion and application.
EEE204 Basic Electrical Engineering (3 Units)
Circuits - elements, DC and AC circuits, Basic circuit laws and theorems. Resonance, power,
power factors, 3-phase circuits. Introduction to machines and machine designs. Physics of devices -
Discharge devices, semi-conductors, diode and transistors. Transistor characteristics, devices and
circuits; Electrical and electrical power measurements. Instrumentation systems including
transducers, signal conditioners, and read out devices. Oscilloscope, recorders, bridges.
Measurement of voltage, current, resistance, impedance, frequency, phase difference, electric
power, energy, force, displacement, temperature, flow, pressure, and other engineering parameters.
ENG201 Engineering Mathematics I (3 Units)
Complex analysis -Elements of complex algebra, trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic
functions. Real number, sequences and series. Vectors -Elements, differentiation and integration.
Elements of linear algebra. Calculus -Elementary differentiation. Relevant theorems. Differential
equations -Exact Equations. Methods for second order equations. Partial differential equation.
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Simple cases -Applications. Numerical Analysis -linear equations, non-linear equations. Finite
difference operators: Introduction to linear programming.
ENG202 Engineering Mathematics II (3 Units)

Partial Differentiation: Functions of several variables, continuity and partial derivatives. Total
differentials, approximate calculations using differentials. Chain rule. Implicit differentiation. Series
representation of functions (Maclaurin & Taylor’s), Taylor’s Theorem. Extremum problems,
(analytic method) without and with constraints, Lagrange multipliers, global extremum. Ordinary
Differential Equations: Definition, degree, order, linear, non-linear, solution. First order equations,
separable variables, equations reducible to separable form, exact equations, integrating factors,
homogenous differential equations. Modeling of engineering systems leading to first order
differential equations- electric circuit, mixing/dilution, radioactive decay, bacterial culture.
2nd order differential equations with constant coefficients, homogeneous, non-homogeneous,
complementary functions, particular integrals, D-operator method. General linear second-order
differential equations (without using matrices).Power series solution, Legendre’s differential
equation. Modeling of engineering systems leading to 2nd order differential equations- electric
circuit, Mechatronics oscillations-free and forced, resonance. Matrices and Determinants: Solution
of system of linear equations by determinants. Linear dependence and independence, rank of a
matrix. General system of linear equations, existence and properties of solution, Gaussian
elimination. Matrix inverse by elementary matrices, adjoint, and partitioning methods.
Characteristic polynomial, characteristic equation, eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
ENG203 General Engineering Laboratory I (3 Units)

Laboratory investigations and report submission on selected experiments and projects drawn from
introduction to applied mechanics, thermodynamic, materials science and workshop technology
courses.
ENG204 General Engineering Laboratory II (3 Units)

The aim of this practical course is to train the students on how to build simple electronic circuit
which can solve problems, and to let them have a basic knowledge of the main units of every device
which are electronically designed. Working with Resistors and Diodes, Bridge Circuits ,
Oscilloscopes and Capacitors, Relays and Transistors; Fluid Mechanics experiments; Strength of
Materials experiments
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ENG 205 Engineer in Society (1 Unit)
Philosophy of Science; History of Engineering and Technology - Introduction, career, who is an
engineer, basic skills and requirements in engineering, career development in engineering, the needs
of the society, developmental needs of the third world countries; Safety in Engineering and
Introduction to Risk Analysis; The Role of Engineers in Nation Building - the engineer role in
Nigerian local content initiative, the development of different branches of engineering, engineering
and the different specializations, Engineering ethics and conducts, the engineers role in vision 2020,
public interest and the professional, the engineers code of practice, design specifications and
standards; Lectures from invited Professionals.
GST202 Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution (2 Units)

The course looks at basic definition of peace and conflict; it exposes the student to concepts in
peace studies and conflict analysis. Conflict resolution, transformation and Mediation processes in
peace education are evaluated for students understanding. Moreover, environmental factors, human
rights issues and gender related conflicts in Africa are treated in relation to development and peace
building. Students are taken through theories in Peace Studies in explaining ethnicity, religion and
major causes of violent conflict in Africa.
GST203 Feasibility Plan and Investment Decision (1 Unit)

Business concept: nature of investment: agro-arable and poultry production, production of soap and
cosmetics, tie and dye, fabrication, industry/market analyst, sources of raw materials; management
teams, Product/Service Development Analysis, Financial Analysis (Cash Flow) Sources of start-up
Capital, Basis of investment decision, Risk return relationship. Financial market. Nigerian Stock
Exchange. Methods of raising capital on the capital market. Capital market efficiency. Stock
exchange transaction and transfer procedure. Interpretation and analysis of financial statement and
introduction to portfolio management. Training workshop and visitation to some business outfits
within the state. Students must be able to come up with implementable business proposal.
GST204 Resources Management and Organisational Behaviour (1 Unit)

The entrepreneur as a team leader and coach. Managerial skills and roles. Emerging trends in the
workplace; Changing demographics and the impact of technology. Emphasis on team work. Job
design Behavioural consideration on job design. Physical consideration in job design. Practicum:
Students of like mind work together in an organization-like group performing different roles.
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GST205 Introduction to Philosophy, Logic and Human Existence (2 Units)
The course is designed to equip students with the capacity to adequately understand the concept of
human existence (meaning, methods and application of Philosophy, Philosophical foundation of
Human existence) and man’s role in the affairs of life (the values of Philosophy to man society,
ethics and human conduct, the significance of Philosophy, Culture and Religion to national
development.
It aims at providing ways and means through careful reflection, purposeful thinking and reasoning
(Philosophy and Education, Philosophy of language), a useful foundation for a meaningful life (The
nature of logic, the meaning , structure and types of arguments, fallacies and the use of truth table,
symbolizing statements and argument in prepositional logic)
MEE201 Workshop Technology I (1 Unit)

Elementary introduction to types and organisation of engineering workshop, covering jobbing,
batch, mass production. Engineering materials: their uses and properties. Safety in workshop and
general principles of working. Bench work and fitting: Hand tools, instruments. Carpentry: Hand
tools and working principles. Joints and fastenings: bolt, rivet, welding, brazing, soldering.
Measurement and marking: for uniformity, circulatory, concentricity, etc. Blacksmith: Hand tools
and working principles. Joints and fastenings: Bolt, rivet, welding, brazing, soldering, measurement
and marking: for uniformity, circulatory, concentricity, etc. Standard measuring tools used in
workshop: Welding, brazing and soldering: Principles, classification, power source.
General principles of working of standard metal cutting machine tools. Invited lectures from
Professionals.
MEE203 Applied Mechanics (3 Units)

Statics: Principles of mechanics. Forces, Moment Couples, Laws of Mechanics. Coplanar forces
and their resultants. First and Second Moments of area. Centroids. Distributed line loads and their
resultants. Application of vectors to resolution of forces. Equilibrium of particles. Free body
diagrams, friction.
Dynamics: Kinematics of particles and rigid body kinematics in plane motion. Application of
Newton’s laws of motion. Rigid body translation, rotation about fixed axis and the velocity and
acceleration of general plane motion. Relative motion of two particles. Dependent motion of
particles. Instantaneous centre of rotation. Kinetics of particles, kinetic energy; principles of work
and energy, impulse and momentum analysis, moment of inertia, Simple harmonic motions.
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MEE204 Workshop Technology II (1 Unit)
Tools and machines for woodwork; Metal cutting: various cutting tools, saws, files, flame cutting,
abrasive cutting; Metal joining: various welding techniques, soldering, screws, nuts, bolts, riveting
Casting techniques: Sand moulding, centrifugal, die casting and investment casting; Heat
Treatment; Principles of rolling-hot and cold rolling, defects in rolled products; Drawing and deep
drawing; Introduction to the economics of production processes; Individual project; Machine
operation practice. Use of hand tools, and safety measures in these fields.
MEE205 Thermodynamics I (2 Units)

Basic concepts, energy and energy conversions and surroundings, temperature of scales.
Quantitative relations of zeroth, first, second and third laws of thermodynamics and definitions and
laws. The first Law of thermodynamics, applications to open and closed systems. Second law of
thermodynamics and Heat Cycles. The steady State flow equation (Bernoulli's Equation) and
applications. The ideal gas, Heat and Work. Use of steam tables and charts
MEE206 Fluid Mechanics I (2 Units)

Introduction: Properties of fluids: Density, Pressure, surface tension, viscosity, compressibility etc.
Fluid statics. Buoyancy of floating bodies. Fluid dynamics. Basic conservation laws. Friction
effects and losses in laminar and turbulent flows in ducts and pipes. Dimensional analysis and
dynamic similitude.
MEE207 Engineering Drawing I (1 Unit)

Use of draughting instruments, lettering, dimensioning, layout. Engineering graphics - Geometrical
figures, comics; Machine drawing, introduction to assembly drawing, working drawings, Pictorial,
freehand sketching, conventional practices. Graphical calculus and applications development,
intersection of curves and solids; Projections - lines, planes and simple solids. Principle of
Tangency, Orthographic projection, Isometric projection, Oblique projection (with harder
examples), Auxiliary Views, Sectioning, True length of Lines and shapes, Interpenetration of
Solids, Development of Surfaces. Simple examples such as threaded fasteners.
Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting and Architectural drawings. Electronic draughting
packages: principle and use in engineering design. Simulation packages: principle and use in
engineering.
MEE208 Engineering Drawing II (1 Unit)
Auxiliary Projections; Mechanical Drawings of machines parts – Cams, Gears, Couplings,
Bearings, Pipes, Joints and valves; Structural Drawing – material representation, dimensioning of
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structural details and welds, wood and concrete structures, structural detailing; Introduction to
CAD/CAM, Area of its applications and important. How CAD/CAM works. Extensive introduction
to CAD package i.e. AutoCAD. Hand-on practical approach is used especially for CAD application
MME201 Material Science (2 Units)
Structure of matter, crystal imperfection, simple phase diagrams of alloys. Physical properties of
material (i.e. wood, cement, plastics and alloys). Mechanical properties of engineering materials.
True stress-strain curves, ultimate strength, ductility, impact strength, hardness, creep and fatigue
failure. Electrical properties: conductivity, semi-conductivity; Optical and magnetic properties of
materials. Stability of materials in the service environment, corrosive media, sub-zero and elevated
temperatures, irradiation. Basic criteria for the selection of materials for engineering applications.
Engineering properties of wood, concrete, ceramics, polymers, ferrous and non-ferrous metals and
alloys, cryogenic, corrosive media and nuclear application.
MTE201 Computer Aided Engineering I (1 Unit)
C Programming: Introductory concepts, C fundamentals, operators and expression, data input and
output, preparing and running a complete C program, control statements, functions, program
structure, arrays, pointers, structures and unions, data files and low level programming. Advanced C
Programming: Control statements, functions, program structure, arrays, pointers, structures and
unions, data files and low level programming. Advanced UNIX/Linux shell programming: types of
shells, shell scripts, command substitution, conditional execution, iteration constructs, conditional
execution, automatic repetitive tasks, passing parameters to shell scripts.
UNIX/Linux shell programming: types of shells, shell scripts, command substitution, conditional
execution, iteration constructs, conditional execution, automatic repetitive tasks, passing parameters
to shell scripts.
Introduction to CAELinux packages for solving simple engineering problems – CFD software like
Code-Saturne, OpenFOAM, Finite Element software like Salome-Meca, Analysis software like
wxMaxima, Scilab, MATLAB, R Commander.
MTE204 Computer Aided Engineering II (2 Units)
Advanced use of CAELinux packages for solving simple engineering problems – CFD software like
Code-Saturne, OpenFOAM, Finite Element software like Salome-Meca, Analysis software like
wxMaxima, Scilab, MATLAB, R Commander.
Importing various CAD formats, assembly and animation of the results of analysis, static modals,
nonlinear, contact, impact, failure, thermal and multi-physics analysis, and computational fluid
dynamics for design. Introduction to Pro/ENGINEER, Pro/MECHANICA by PTC Inc; Introduction
to ANSYS by ANSYS inc; Introduction to Fluent and Gambit by Fluent Inc; Introduction to
Simulink and SciLab for Control Engineering. Introduction to Autodesk Multiphysics CFD.
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Category Units
1 General Studies 0
2 Basic Science 0
4 Core Courses 38
5 Electives 0
6 SWEP 0
TOTAL 44

Engineering
ENG301 C 2 ABE302 Engineering Statistics C 3
ENGINEERING
Mathematics III
BASIC
Elements of Architectural
CVE301 C 3 CVE302 Civil Engineering Drawing C 2
Design
Surveying for
CVE303 C 3 CVE304 Surveying for Engineers II C 3
Engineers I
CVE305 Structural Analysis I C 3 CVE306 Structural Analysis II C 2
CORE COURSES
Materials for Civil Engineering

CVE307 Strength of Materials II C 3 CVE308 C 3
Construction
Geology for Civil
CVE309 C 3 +CVE310 Soil Mechanics C 3
Engineers
Surface and Ground Water
CVE311 Fluid Mechanics II C 3 CVE312 C 2
Hydrology
Laboratory Practical and
CVE325 C 2 CVE314 Construction Technology C 2
Design Studio I
Laboratory Practical and Design
CVE326 C 2
Studio II
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
TOTAL 22 TOTAL 22
+ For Agricultural Engineering Students also
ENG 300 - SWEP (0 Unit) to be registered in 2nd Semester of 400 Level
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Detailed Course Description-300 Level
ABE302 Engineering Statistics (3 Units)
Probability and Statistics: Probability space, theorems. Conditional probability and independence.
random variables, discrete and continuous distributions, mean and variance. Bernoulli, Binomial,
Poisson, hyper-geometric, exponential, normal distributions and their characteristics. Examples of
experimental measurement and reliability. Elementary sampling theory for normal population.
Central limit theorem. Statistical inference (point and interval estimation and hypothesis testing) on
means, proportions and variances. Power and operating characteristics of tests. Chi-squares test of
goodness of fit. Simple linear regressions. Elements statistics: Distribution and experiments: Law of
large number; Numerical iteration procedures, Use of Statistical packages such as SAS. SAS
programming in solving engineering problems.
ENG301 Engineering Mathematics III (3 Units)
Matrices and Determinants: Matrices, some special matrices, matrix operations. Determinants and
some useful theorems. Laplace’s development. Solution of system of linear equations by
determinants. Linear dependence and independence, rank of a matrix. General system of linear
equations, existence and properties of solution, Gaussian elimination. Matrix inverse by elementary
matrices, adjoint, and partitioning methods. Characteristic polynomial, characteristic equation,
eigenvalues and eigenvectors. Diagonalization of matrices, application to system of first order linear
differential equations. Multiple Integrals: Iterated integrals, multiple integrals over elementary
regions. Change of variables, Jacobians. Differentiation of integrals involving a parameter,
Leibniz’s rule.
Vector Algebra: Vector field, gradient and directional derivative, divergence, curl. Line and surface
integrals, Stoke’s theorem. Volume integrals, divergence theorem. Orthogonal transformations,
scale factors, basis vectors. Cylindrical and spherical polar coordinate systems, gradient, divergence
and curl in these systems. Fourier Series: periodic functions, trigonometric series. Fourier
coefficients, Parsevals theorem, Functions of arbitrary period, even and odd functions. Half range
expansion. Complex form of Fourier series. Integral Transform: Derivation of transforms and
inverses (Fourier and Laplace). Applications of these transforms in boundary and initial value
problems. Z transforms. Partial Differential Equations: Elementary properties of Gamma, Beta,
Error, Bessel functions and Legendre polynomials. Basic concepts of partial differential equations.
Classification of 2nd order linear partial differential equation into basic types. The principle of
superposition. The wave, diffusion and Poisson’s equations. Boundary and initial-value problems.
D’Alembert’s solution for wave equation. Method of separation of variables. Bi-harmonic equation.
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CVE 301 Elements of Architectural Design (3 Units)
Introduction – Dimensional awareness, Graphic communication, relation to environments. Free
hand drawing – form in terms of shades, light and shadow. Orthographics; dimetrics, perspective
projections: Applications. Common curves. Elementary Designs. Computer Aided Design and
Drawing (CADD)
CVE 302 Civil Engineering Drawing (2 Units)
Know the drawing office practice. Understand how to create linear and aligned dimensions. Know
the layout of drawing. Understand building layout orientation. Know the production of drawings in
standard format. Understand the view of two and three storey buildings with basement and details.
Understand reinforced concrete structural detailing.
CVE 303 Surveying for Engineers I (3 Units)
Chain Surveying. Compass surveying – Methods; Contours and their uses. Traversing – methods
and applications. Leveling – Geodetic leveling – errors and their adjustment. Application.
Tacheometry – Methods; Substance heighting, self adjusting and electromagnetic methods.
Introduction to Photogrammetry.
CVE 304 Surveying for Engineers II (3 Units)
Further work on contours and contouring: Methods of contouring contour interpolation and uses of
contour plans and maps. Areas and Volumes. Setting out of engineering works. Elementary
topographical surveying: Elements of photogrammetry, photogrammetry equipment and errors of
measurement.
CVE 305 Structural Analysis I (3 Units)
Introduction to Structural Analysis Concepts: Definition and types of Structures, Basic structural
forms, Support conditions, Joints, Plane/Space frame, Equilibrium conditions, conditions for
classification to determinate and indeterminate structures, Free body Diagram, etc.
Analysis of Determinate Structures: Beams, Trusses, Frame, Arches, Cables, etc.
Influence line for Determinate Structures
Deflection of Determinate Structures: Unit Load Method, Moment area Method, Strain Energy
Method
Introduction to Statically Indeterminate Structures
CVE 306 Structural Analysis II (2 Units)
Indeterminate Structures: Introduction to background concept: Compatibility, Condition equation,
compatibility, flexibility, etc.
Analysis of Indeterminate Structures: Energy Method, Slope-deflection method, Moment
distribution method, etc.
Influence line for Indeterminate Structures. Settlement of Supports
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Introduction to plastic analysis of Structure: Plastic Analysis/Theory of Bending, Collapse Load.
Matrix method of Structural Analysis. Stress Grading of Timber. Visual Mechanical and Electronic
Stress Grading of Timber
CVE 307 Strength of Materials II (3 Units)
Advance topics in bending moments and shear force in beams. Theory of bending of beams.
Deflection of beams. Unsymmetrical bending and shear center, and applications. Strain energy.
Biaxial and triaxial state of stress. Transformation of stress. Mohr’s circle. Failure theories, Springs,
Creep, Fatigue, Fracture and stress concentration.
CVE 308 Materials for Civil Engineering Construction (3 Units)
Concrete Technology – Types of cements, aggregates – properties, Concrete mix, Design,
Properties and their determination. Steel Technology – Production, fabrication and properties:
corrosion and its prevention. Tests on steel and quality control. Timber Technology – Types of
wood, properties and defects. Stress grading, Preservation and fire protection. Timber products.
Rubber, plastics; Asphalt, tar, glass, lime, bricks, etc. Application to buildings, Roads and Bridges.
CVE 309 Geology for Civil Engineers (3 Units)
Geological structure and mapping. Rocks and minerals. Stratigraphy – time scale - fossils and their
importance: special reference to Nigeria. Introduction to the geology of Nigeria. Engineering.
Applications - Water supply, site investigation – Dams, Dykes, etc
CVE 310 Soil Mechanics (3 Units)
Formation of soils. Soil in water relationship – void ratio, porosity, specific gravity and other
factors. Soil classification: Atterberg limits – particle size distribution. Flow in soils – seepage and
permeability. Mineralogy of soils. Soil Structures. Site investigation. Laboratory work.
CVE 311 Fluid Mechanics II (3 Units)
Fluid statics: Floatation and stability. Dynamics of fluid flow-conservation equation of mass and
momentum: Euler and Bernoulli equations. Introduction to incompressible viscous flow. Reynold’s
Number. Dimensional analysis – Philosophy, Similitude, Buckingham PI theorems. Applications.
Hydraulic model. Flow measurements. Flow meters, errors in measurement.
CVE 312 Surface and Ground Water Hydrology (2 Units)
Hydrologic circle. Precipitation, infiltration, evaporation, groundwater, surface run-off, floods and
droughts. Physical and statistical analysis related to hydrologic processes. Flood routing techniques.
Hydrologic systems analysis. Hydrography analysis. Unit hydrograph theory. Occurrence and
distribution of water in nature. Hydrogeology, Fundamentals of flows in porous media. Equations
governing flows in aquifer. Exact and approximate solutions. Flows in layered aquifer systems.
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CVE 314 Construction Technology (2 Units)
Know the various building components and their functional requirements. Understand the
preliminaries involved in the construction of building. Understand the general principles of
selecting and preparing sites to receive various types of foundation. Understand the principles of
damp-proofing in building.
Know the different types of floors. Understand mansory wall construction. Know the types,
principles and rules governing stair construction and the method of constructing staircases in
timber, steel and concrete. Know the types of roof ceiling structures and coverings.
CVE 325 Laboratory Practical and Design Studio I (2 Units)
Introduction to digital studio, Terminologies used in Lab and studio, Benefit of digital studio in
Civil Engineering, Various packages and Software features used in Civil Engineering, Practical
application detailing and modelling of Civil Engineering.
CVE326 Laboratory Practical and Design Studio II (2 Units)
Practical applications of Civil Engineering materials: Softening point of Bitumen, Flash point and
Fire point of Bitumen, Marshal Stability test. Various tests on Asphalt, Aggregates, Portland
cement, Timber. Tensile and Compression tests on reinforcement, Stair components and design of
Stair.
Fluid Mechanics:Frictional losses in pipes, Losses in Elbows and joints of pipe flow, Bernoulli’s
theorem demonstration, Flow through Venturi meter, Flow through Orifice plate meter, Laminar
flow measurement, Turbulent flow measurement, Pressure measurement in pipes using –
manometer, etc
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Category Units
1 General Studies 0
2 Basic Science 0
4 Core Courses 21
5 Electives 0
6 SWEP/SIWES 6
TOTAL 29

Stat
Code Title Status Unit Code Title us
Unit
CVE401 Design of Concrete Structures I C 2
Transportation
CVE403 C 2
Engineering
CVE405 Foundation Engineering C 2
Drainage and Irrigation
CVE407 C 2
CORE COURSES
Engineering
CVE409 Hydraulic Engineering C 2
CVE411 Engineering Economics C 3
CVE413 Civil Engineering Analysis C 3

CVE415 Structural Analysis III C 3
Laboratory Practical and Design
CVE425 Studio III C 2
ENG401 Engineering Communication C 2

ENGINEERING
BASIC
Student Work Experience

ENG200 C 0
Programme I
SIWES
Student Work Experience

ENG300 C 0
Programme II
Student Industrial Work
ENG400 C 6
Experience Scheme
TOTAL 23 TOTAL 6
*ENG 200, ENG 300 & ENG 400 are graduation requirements and must be passed.
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Detailed Course Description 400 Level
ENG200 Student Work Experience Programme (SWEP-I) (0 Unit)

Introduction to practices and skills through supervised hands-on workshop exercises in each
engineering departments: Mechanical Engineering (Fabrication, welding, Machining, Foundry,
Automotive operations, etc), Chemical Engineering (bar and liquid soap, creams, paints, etc), Civil
Engineering, Computer Engineering (soldering and de-soldering, building of different circuits, etc),
Petroleum Engineering, Electrical Electronics (surface and conduit wiring, etc), Information and
Communication Technology (Satellite Dish installation). Working in the construction site if
available during the period. Introduction to Networking Operation Center (Satellite Broad casting),
Bakery Operation (Bread Production), Water Table, sachet and Juice Production, Printing
Technology, Fire-fighting Exercise and other available related general engineering practice on
campus. These exercises include familiarization with basic tools, troubleshooting. Safety
precautions in handling devices in each workshop.
ENG300 Student Work Experience Programme (SWEP-II) (0 Unit)
Introduction to practices and skills through supervised hands-on workshop exercises in each
engineering departments: Mechanical Engineering (Fabrication, welding, Machining, Foundry,
Automotive operations, etc), Chemical Engineering (bar and liquid soap, creams, paints, etc), Civil
Engineering, Computer Engineering (soldering and de-soldering, building of different circuits, etc),
Petroleum Engineering, Electrical Electronics (surface and conduit wiring, etc), Information and
Communication Technology (Satellite Dish installation). Working in the construction site if
available during the period. Introduction to Networking Operation Center (Satellite Broad casting),
Bakery Operation (Bread Production), Water Table, sachet and Juice Production, Printing
Technology, Fire-fighting Exercise and other available related general engineering practice on
campus. These exercises include familiarization with basic tools, troubleshooting. Safety
precautions in handling devices in each workshop
ENG400 Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) (6 Units)
During the SIWES each student will undergo practical on the job training in an engineering industry
approved for its relevance to the student’s major for a minimum of 28 weeks starting immediately
after the first semester examinations at 400 level. A programme of training will be drawn by the
College and the Industry for each student, and a prescribed log book with daily recording of the
student activities is to be kept by each student and appropriately signed. At the end of the
programme, a written report is tobe submitted to the college and each student to present a seminar
on his/her industrial experience. Each student must pass a prescribed certification examination
during the industrial training.
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ENG401 Engineering Communication (2 Units)
Business letters – Types and characteristics. Concluding the report writing – Summary, abstract,
table of contents, proof reading and spell checking, appearance, the title page. The common
computer packages used for technical drawing in technical report writing. Multimedia and visual
presentation in a technical meeting. Concepts; Global standards of terminologies in Engineering;
Communication alphabets and patterns, etc.
CVE 401 Design of Concrete Structure I (2 Units)
Fundamentals of design process, material selection, building regulations and codes of practice.
Design philosophy, Elastic design: Limit State design. Design of structural elements in reinforced
concrete: Beams, Slabs, Stair cases, Columns etc. Further work in Computer Aided Design.
CVE 403 Transportation Engineering (2 Units)
Principles of highway location – design and economics – earthwork volume computations and
development of mass haul diagrams. Principles and design of aspartic concrete, subgrade and sub
base surfacing and drainage for highways and airports. Analysis, classification and use of base
materials – compacted and stabilized soils. Highway safety – introduction to traffic.
CVE 405 Foundation Engineering (2 Units)
The geological processes in the formation of soils; stresses in soils due to external loads: circular,
rectangular, line, strip, irregular loadings; stresses due to lateral loads on retaining structures:
Rankine, Coulumb and graphical methods; techniques of improving soils including compaction and
stabilization with additives, laboratory and field control; Bearing capacity: Shallow foundations,
types of foundations and their analysis; stability of slopes and earth structures
CVE 407 Drainage and Irrigation Engineering (2 Units)

Analysis and Design of surface and combined drainage ayatems, collectors, storages and pumps.
Methods of overflow protection of large areas. Analysis and design of irrigation systems, soil-plant-
water relationships. Water supplies, water delivery systems and distribution systems
CVE 409 Hydraulic Engineering (2 Units)
Hydraulic of open channels and wells. Simulation of complex flow fields using sources, sinks
uniform flows and doublets and combinations of vortices. Steady and unsteady flows in open
channels. Dimension analysis and similitude. Hydraulic modeling techniques. Pipe network
analysis, design of reticulation systems. Unsteady flows in pipes with special emphasis on water
hammer and the use of surge tanks.
CVE 411 Engineering Economics (3 Units)

Methods of economic evaluation. Selection between alternatives. Tendering evaluation and contract
administration. Planning and Decision Making: Forecasting Planning, Scheduling. Production
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control Gantt Chart. C.P.M. and PERT. Optimisation. Linear programming as an aid to decision
making policies under risk and uncertainties. Transport and Materials Handling: Selection of
transport media for finished goods, raw materials and equipment. Faculty layout and location. Work
Study and Production Processes: Basic principles of work study. Principles of motion economy.
Ergonomics in the design of equipment and process.
CVE 413 Civil Engineering Analysis (3 Units)
Systems approach to planning, design and operation of large scale physical systems; economic and
engineering concepts; linear programming; network analysis; concept of problem formulation,
synthesis and analysis. Application to transportation, construction, water resources, building and
other engineering problems. System analysis applied to river basin planning and development;
statistical concept in hydrology; flood forecasting; flood risk and return period. Introduction to
remote sensing techniques.
CVE 415 Structural Analysis III (3 Units)
Yield line Analysis and Strip Methods for Slabs
Cables. Elastic Instability. Static stability of Plane frames and Trusses
Introduction to Finite Element. Continuous of Plane strain, elastic flat plates and Torsion, solution
by series, finite difference, finite element
CVE 425 Laboratory Practical and Design Studio III (2 Units)
Soil: Moisture content determination, Sieve Analysis, Atterberg’s limits (determination of liquid
and plastic limits of soils, shrinkage limits), particle size distribution – mechanical methods, particle
size distribution – hydrometer method; specific gravity of soils. Unconfined compression test;
carlifornia bearing ratio (CBR) test, triaxial test – without pore pressure measurement, direct shear
test, consolidation test, permeability test, viscosity test, penetration test, ductility test
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Category Units
1 General Studies 0
2 Basic Science 0
4 Core Courses 28
5 Electives 6
6 SIWES/SWEP/Project 6
TOTAL 43

ENGRN
Engineering Law and

BASIC
ENG501 C 3
Management
Design of Concrete
CVE501 C 2 CVE502 Design of Steel Structures C 3
Structures-II
CORE COURSES
CVE503 Highway Engineering C 2

Environmental Water Resources
CVE505 C 2 CVE504 C 2
Engineering Engineering
Civil Engineering
CVE507 Geotechnical Engineering C 3 CVE506 C 3
Construction
CVE509 Civil Engineering Seminar C 2 CVE508 Traffic Engineering C 3
Engineering Quantities,
CVE511 Specifications and C 2 CVE526 C 2
Design Studio V
Contracts
CVE525 C 2
Design Studio IV
Advanced Structural Building/Construction
CVE551 E 3 CVE560 E 3
ELECTIVES
Analysis Engineering
Highway &
CVE553 Transportation E 3 CVE562 Geotechnical Engineering II E 3
Engineering
Advanced Water Advanced Environmental
CVE555 E 3 CVE564 E 3
Resources Engineering Engineering
PROJECT
CVE599/
Project C 6
CVE582
TOTAL 21 TOTAL 22
Note: Students should take only one elective course of 3 units in each semester.
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Detailed Course Description 500 Level
ENG501 Law & Management (3 Units)

Definitions and functions of law; basic structure of Nigerian Law; law of engineering; principles of
law involving contracts and contract documents, patents, and inventions, copyrights, trademarks,
property; industrial labour law; legislation on wages, trade unions and industrial accidents; land
acquisition, environmental laws, legal aspects of professional engineering; responsibilities and
liabilities. The management of the environment: Formation of a company, sources of finance,
money and credit. Insurance. National Policies. GNP growth rate and prediction. Organizational
Management: Principles and elements of organization. Organization chats, Functions, Types.
Principles of Management. School of thoughts. Office and production management. Management
by objectives. Financial management: Accounting Methods. Financial Statement. Elements of
costing. Cost planning and control. Budget and budget control. Cost reduction programmes.
Depreciation accounting, valuation of assets. Personnel management: selection, recruitment and
training. Job evaluation. Merit rating. Incentives schemes. Industrial committees and joint
Consultations. Trade Unions and collective bargaining. Industrial psychology. Individual and group
behavior. The learning process. Motivation and morale. Influence of the Industrial Environment,
Resources management. Materials Management: Purchasing Methods. Contracts. Interest formula,
rate of returns.
CVE 501 Design of Concrete Structures II (2 Units)
TWO WAY SLABS – design and detailing of two way solid slabs. Two way ribbed and flat slab.
Reinforcements in foundations- pads and strip footings, slab grids e.t.c. portal frames, beams and
column systems. Retaining walls- cantilever and counterfort types. Liquid retaining structures;
under and on ground and over head tanks. Bunkers and silos. Design of prestressed concrete
members. Structural systems for low and high rise buildings. Introduction to finite element.
Students project.
CVE 502 Design of Steel Structures (3 Units)
Limit state philosophy and design in steel: Elastic and Plastic moment designs. Design of structural
elements in steel and connections and joints. Limit state philosophy and design in Timber. Elastic
methods and design in timber. Design of structural elements in timber and timber connections.
Laboratory tests on structural elements in concrete, timber and steel. Computer Aided Design of
structures.
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CVE 503 Highway Engineering (2 Units)
Railways and Airfields. Highway geometrics. Pavement structure and design. Pavement materials
and laboratory tests. Highway planning and traffic Surveys. Construction, maintenance,
administration and finance of highways.
CVE 504 Water Resources Engineering (2 Units)
Introduction, classification of Hydraulic Structures, i.e. Dams, Dykes/Levees, Weirs, Docks and
Harbours, Spillways, Stilling Basins, Manholes, and Coastal Hydraulic structures, etc. General
classification of Dams: based on usage, designs, and materials of construction. Factors influencing
selection of dam types. Dam planning, stages. Engineering economy in Water Resources Planning.
CVE 505 Environmental Engineering (2 Units)
Role of engineer in the control of the environment in relation to water related diseases. Examination
of water and waste water. Collection, treatment, storage, protection, and distribution of water.
Collection, treatment, and disposal of wastewaters. Fundamentals of solid waste management and
air pollution control. Elements of climate change. Field trip.
CVE 506 Civil Engineering Construction (3 Units)
Civil Engineering Work Standards and Measurement. Contract and sub-contracts. Works
construction and supervision. Job planning and control – Programme Charts - Bar charts, Critical
Path Methods, PERT, etc). Selection of construction machinery equipment. Factors effecting
equipment output, studies of tractor, excavators, trucks etc. Introduction to various construction
methods such as drilling, rock blasting and tunneling. Application/Case study – dams, foundations,
bridges, highways, industrial buildings, sewage works. Practical exercises including stacking out of
buildings and roads. Site visits and report-writing on same are also included. Construction process
management.
CVE 507 Geotechnical Engineering (3 Units)
Constitutive relations in soils mechanics; failure criteria in soils, shear strength and stress path
analysis; compressibility and consolidation characteristics of soil and the determination of
settlements; stresses due to lateral loads on retaining structures and the analysis of braced
excavations and flexible bulkheads; stability of slopes and earth structures; general bearing capacity
principles and their applications to the design of deep foundations; the site, its characterization and
subsurface investigation techniques
CVE 508 Traffic Engineering (3 Units)
Traffic engineering: human and vehicular characteristics related to traffic, highway capacity, traffic
studies and traffic data collection and analysis – principles of traffic planning and forecasting –
principles of network planning – mass transit planning – traffic control ion highways and urban
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roads – one way streets, signals, signs, marking, lighting and channelization, traffic regulations
concerning speed, zoning.
CVE 509 Civil Engineering Seminar (2 Units)
Seminar presentation including use of power point, gathering of data, collection of data,
interpretation of data, analysis of data, and presentation of data using necessary software packages.
CVE 511 Engineering Quantities, Specifications and Contracts (2 Units)
Professional and legal relationship in preparation of working drawings, specification and bill of
quantities. Types of contracts, contract documents, advertisement and administration of tenders,
awards of contracts, payments to contractors and consultants.
CVE 525 Laboratory Practical and Design Studio IV (2 Units)
Environmental Engineering: : Determination of Water Quality: Physical, Chemical and Biological
Parameters; Physical Parameters: Temperature, Turbidity, Color, Total Suspended Solid, Settleable
Solids, Total dissolved solids (TDS), pH; Chemical Parameters: Chemical Oxygen Demand,
Nitrogen Nitrate, Nitrogen Nitrite, Calcium, Cadmium, Chloride, Manganese,Chromium, Iron,
Zinc, Lead, Phosphorous, Sulphate, Fluoride, Magnesium, Potassium; Biological Parameters:
Biological/ Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD), Coliform Count – Total Coliform, E-Coli, Total
Bacterial Count Principles of volumetric, gravimetric analysis and colorimetry as applied to water
and wastewater. Identification of physical, chemical and bacteriological impurities in water and
wastewaters. Bacteriological examinations of water, alkalinity, acidity and PH in water. Jar test
experiment, (coagulation) for the determination of optimum dosage of alum, lime, speeds of slow
mixing and rapid mixing e.t.c. determination of solids concentrations(suspended solids, dissolved
solids, total solids, volatile solids). Determination of cl2, o2, e.t.c. dissolved in water. Study of
laminar flow, flow measurement, flow in open channels. Flow through hydraulic structures
including rivers and coastal hydraulics.
CVE 526 Laboratory Practical and Design Studio V (2 Units)
Concrete: Fineness of cement, Slump test, Compacting factor (Workability of concrete)
Hydraulic Engineering: Steady flow in Open Channel, Unsteady flow in Open Channel, Use of
Surge tanks.
CVE 599 - Project (6 Units)
The proper guidance of the students, projects will depend on the available academic staff expertise
and interest but the project should be preferably of investigatory nature. Preferably students should
be advised to choose projects in the area as their optional course.
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ELECTIVES
CVE 551 Advanced Structural Analysis (3 Units)

Structural analysis of deflections and other structural characteristics using method of matrix
algebra, including flexibility and stiffness methods. Limit analysis of plain frames.
Principles governing designs of special structures such as somas, shells, suspension bridge, mast,
introduction to structural dynamics, introduction to finite element method.
CVE 553 Highways and Transportation Engineering (3 Units)
Traffic control and signals. Planning, design, and maintenance of railways; airports and habours.
Urban mass transportation. Design and maintenance of bridges and tunnels.
CVE 555 Advanced Water Resources Engineering (3 Units)
Chemistry and microbiological studies of water and wastewater – Pathogenic micro-organisms,
Indicator organisms. Water quality and quantity for various uses (Examination of water and waste
water), Water quality management, environmental aspects of water quality management. Design of
components parts of water and wastewater treatment units. Case studies.
CVE 560 Building/Construction Engineering (3Units) Understand the
techniques, materials and procedures involved in sheet pilling, under-pinning and dewatering and
the construction of retaining walls. Know the principal construction techniques and procedures
involved in scaffolding, standard steel section, structural steel connections. Describe with sketches
details of reinforced concrete beam to column and reinforced concrete ground beam, ground floor
slab construction with particular reference to the fixing of the reinforcement.
Describe with sketches the construction of a non-load bearing brick panel. Explain with the aid of a
sketch the construction of a deep concrete manhole. Understand the construction of drainage
system, flexible and rigid pavements and calculation of surface water drainage.
CVE 562 Geotechnical Engineering II (3 Units)
Further principles of site investigation to include techniques for disturbed and undisturbed soil
sampling, in-situ testing and groundwater exploitation or exploration; soil reclamation, dewatering /
groundwater lowering, shoring and underpinning, critical state analysis. Tunnels and tunneling
practice in soils and rocks. Elastic, visco-elastic and plastic theories and soil deformation.
Introduction to design of machine foundations. Review of recent developments in geotechnical
engineering practice to include the use of clay soil for containment of hazardous waste, trench cut-
off, use of geotextiles and reinforced earth. Geotechnical design of retaining structures and dams;
Analysis of slope stability including both theoretical and graphical solutions.
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CVE 564 Advanced Environmental Engineering (3 Units)
Outline of waste-water system; waste-water collection; wastewater treatment; biological transfer
processes; Waste treatment systems: Digesters, Oxidation ponds, Trickling Filters, VIP latrines,
septic tank and soak away pits. Problems of urban refuse, garbage and other solid waste. Methods
of collection and disposal including incineration, composition, landfill, etc. Sources of air pollution,
factors affecting movement of air pollutants. Quantitative and qualitative aspects of pollutants. Air
pollution control methods. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) methods.
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9.0 PROFILES OF ACADEMIC STAFF
Professor Olugbenga O. AMU
Office: Professor
Email: olugbenga.amu@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: 08035188646
Summary of Profile
Prof. Olugbenga Oludolapo Amu, the immediate past Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Federal
University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) is an accomplished scholar and experienced university
administrator. He obtained his OND Civil Engineering in 1986, B.Sc. Civil Engineering (1991),
M.Eng. Civil Engineering (2000) and Ph.D. (2006) from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. He
registered as a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (MNSE, 7303) in 1995, Member,
American Society of Civil Engineers (MASCE) in 2001, Registered Engineer COREN (R8013) in
2000 and Fellow, Nigerian Society of Engineers in 2021.
Prof. O. O. Amu has 31 years’ experience as a professional Civil Engineer, especially in the areas
of Transportation and Construction Engineering. He worked briefly with Delkem Associates
Consulting Engineers, Maryland, Lagos (1993-94) as a Structural Engineer before crossing to
lecturing. He started his lecturing career at the Department of Civil Engineering, Federal
Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti (1994-2002), later transferred his service to Obafemi Awolowo University,
Ile-Ife, (2002-2012) and thereafter to Federal University Oye-Ekiti, where he was appointed a
Professor in 2012 and thereafter became the Pioneer Head, Department of Civil Engineering. He
was also the Pioneer Acting and Associate Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Acting Director of
the Physical Planning Unit, Director of Innovation and Research Ventures and the Portal Manager
of the university among others. He was the former Head, Ikole campus of the Federal University
Oye-Ekiti and also a pioneer member of the Governing Council of the institution.
Prof. O.O. Amu has contributed immensely to the training and practice of civil engineering
profession over the years by supervising many civil engineering projects both at the undergraduate
and post graduate levels. His research areas are stabilization of road works and construction
engineering. He has published widely in credible local and international engineering journals and
has contributed greatly to the knowledge of lateritic soil stabilization, especially using locally
available additives as stabilizers. He is a Professorial Assessor and an External Examiner to many
universities in Nigeria and Ghana. He is on the accreditation teams of NUC and COREN and a
reviewer to many Civil Engineering journals. He has presented papers in both local and
international conferences. He has also served as the Technical Secretary of NSE, Ado-Ekiti branch
(1997-1999) and facilitated many NSE radio enlightenment programmes on the Broadcasting
Service of Ekiti State (BSES). He is a Clergy of the Anglican Communion and happily married with
children.
Selected Publications:
1. Amu O.O., Fawole O. and Ike-Morris N. (2020). Stabilization effects of locust bean ash on
the compaction characteristics of lateritic soil samples. ARPN Journal of Engineering and
Applied Sciences, 15(17): 1-5, Asia. (Indexed in Scopus).
2. Amu, O., Adetayo, O., Faluyi, F. and Akinyele, E. (2021). Experimental study of improving
the properties of lime-stabilized structural lateritic soil for highway structural works using
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groundnut shell ash. Walailak Journal of Science and Technology, 18(9): 9475, 1-17,
Thailand. (Indexed in Scopus).
3. Amu, O.O., Amu, E.O., Igibah, E.C. and Agashua, L.O. (2022). Human health risk evaluation
of sodium and ironic elements variability in ground water: A case study of Abuja north,
Nigeria. Fuel Communications, 10:100041 (Elsevier online).
4. Igibah, E.C., Amu, O.O., Agashua, L.O. and Adetayo, O.A. (2022). Hydro-geochemical
autographs, attributes indicators and health threat evaluation of Fluoride and Ironic elements
variability in ground water in Abuja north-central Nigeria. Fuel Communication, 10:100048
(Elsevier online).
Prof. Mrs. Olufunmilayo I. NDUBUBA
Office: Professor
Email: olufunmilayo.ndububa@fuoye.edu.ng
Telephone: 08033782621
Summary of Profile
Prof. Mrs. O. I. Ndububa, obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) – Civil Engineering in 1986 from
the University of Lagos, Master of Science (M.Sc – Water Resources & Environmental
Engineering) in 1991 from the Ahmadu Bello University Zaria and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.
Environmental Engineering) in 2002. Dr. O. I. Ndububa is a member of the Nigerian Society of
Engineers (MNSE) and also registered Engineer with the Council for the Regulation of Engineering
in Nigeria, (COREN). She has over 20 years’ experience as a Professional Civil Engineer with area
of specialization in Water Resources and Environmental Engineering. She started her career as a
lecturer at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi in 1991 – 2006. She worked with the
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) between 2007- 2012 before returning to the Abubakar
Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi 2012 – 2015. She joined the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti in
June, 2015.
1. Ndububa O.I. and Oyije, A.O. (2019) ‘Effect of Selected Electronic Waste Dump Sites on
Quality of Surrounding Water Bodies in Abuja, Nigeria’. FUOYE Journal of Engineering
and Technology, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti. Volume 4, N0.2. www.fuoye.edu.ng
2. Okeke, T. C and Ndububa, O. I. (2019). ‘An Overview of the Design Principles of Drinking
Water Chlorination’. FUOYE Journal of Engineering and Technology, Federal University,
Oye-Ekiti. Volume 4, N0.2. www.fuoye.edu.ng
3. Ndububa O. I. (2018) ‘Impact of Poultry Farm at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University,
Bauchi Nigeria on the Environment. Journal of Environmental Hydrology, USA. Vol. 26.
www.hydroweb.com
4. Ndububa, O. Rabia, L., Maruf, A. A.Usman, T. (2018). Consumption Patterns of Public
Water Supply, Using Linear Programming Techniques. Leonardo Electronic Journal of
Practices and Technologies. Issue 33, pp257 -276. Romania.
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5. Ndububa, O. I. and Idowu, T. J. (2015) “Sanitary Risk Assessment of Domestic Hand-dug
Wells in Yelwa-Tudu, Bauchi, Nigeria”. International Research Journal of Public and
Environmental Health. Volume 2(8) pp102 - 111. www.journalissues.org/IRJPEH
6. Ndububa, O.I. (2014) ‘Inventory of Existing Rural Water Supply Sources Using Model
Nigerian Communities Vis a Vis Household Access to Improved Water’. International
Organization of Scientific Research, Journal of Mechanical and Civil Engineering (IOSR –
JMCE). Volume 11, Issue 4, Ver. VII, Pages 16 – 23. www.iosrjournals.org
7. Ndububa O.I. (2013) ‘Village Level Operation and Maintenance (VLOM) of Handpumps: A
Concept for Sustainability of Rural Water Sources in Nigeria’. Nigerian Journal of
Hydrological Sciences. Vol.2. Pages 70 – 84.
8. Ndububa O.I. and Ndububa E.E. (2003) “Chemical Properties of Irrigation Water in Bauchi
and its Implication to Irrigation Farming”. Journal of Science Engineering and Technology
(JSET), Vol. 10, No. 3. Pages 5138 – 5147.
9. O. I. Ndububa, A.A. Asere & E.E. Ndububa (2003) ‘Quality Evaluation of Potable Water in
parts of Bauchi, North East’. Nigerian Journal of Tropical Engineering Vol. 4, Nos 1 & 2.
Pages 54 – 62.
10. Ndububa O.I. (1996) “Treatment of Abattoir Waste Using Anaerobic Waste Stabilization
pond” A Technical Publication of the Nigerian Society of Engineers. NSE Technical
Transactions. Vol 31, No. 1. Pages 85 -90.
Prof. Joseph B. ADEYERI

Office: Professor
Email: joseph.adeyeri@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: 07035489129
Summary of Profile
Professor Joseph Adeyeri, is a professional engineer of many years standing. He obtained his
Bachelor of Civil Engineering (B.C.E.), from New York University, Masters of Engineering (M.E.),
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York, and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Northwestern
University, Evanston, Illinois. He is a member of many professional bodies such as; Fellow,
Nigerian Society of Engineers (FNSE), Member, American Society of Civil Engineers (MASCE),
Member, International Assoc of Soil Mechanic & Geotechnical Engineering (IASMGE), COREN
Registered Engineer (R. Eng) , and Professional Engineer (PE) in District of Colombia, USA.
He has worked for a wide variety of private, public and intergovernmental organizations in
teaching, research, public service, consulting and management. His teaching career has taken him to
many institutions including Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts,USA; Obafemi
Awolowo University, Ile-Ife; University of Ado-Ekiti; Howard University, Washington, DC, USA;
and AdekunleAjasin University, AkungbaAkoko.He was once a Regional Adviser to the United
Nations on S&T and was the pioneer Rector of Ondo State Polytechnic Owo now Rufus Giwa
Polytechnic. Professor Adeyeri is a registered Professional Engineer in Nigeria and in the District of
Columbia, United States of America. He had served on many committees of the Nigerian Society of
Engineers and the Council for the Regulation of Engineering Practice in Nigeria. He specializes in
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Geotechnical engineering with particular interest in constitutive modelling and soil improvement
with additives. His research interests include:
1. Adeyeri, Joseph B. and Krizek, R. J., "Mimic Source Approach to Viscoelastic Analysis",
Proceedings, Symposium on Application of Finite Element Methods in Civil Engineering,
ASCE, Vanderbilt University, pp. 517 – 527, November 1969
2. Adeyeri, Joseph B., Krizek, R. J. and Achenbach J. D. (1970). Multiple Integral
Description of the Non-linear Viscoelastic Response of a Clay Soil. Transactions of the
Society of Rheology, vol.14, no. 3, pp. 375 – 392.
3. Krizek, R. J., Achenbach, J. D. and Adeyeri, J. B., Hydrorheology of Clay Soils.
Transactions of the Society of Rheology, vol. 14, no., pp. 771 - 781, 1971
4. Adeyeri, Joseph B., Engineering Characteristics of some Nigerian Residual Soils for
Highway Construction. 66th Annual Meeting of Highway Research Board, Washington, D.
C, January 1987. Transportation Research Record, no. 1192, pp. 39 - 50, 1988
5. Adeyeri, Joseph B., (1990). Nonlinear Creep Analysis of Soils, Journal of the Nigerian
Academy of Science, vol. 2, no. 1, pp. 26 - 36.
6. Adeyeri, Joseph B. and Owolabi, A. O. (2004). Development of a Predictive Model for
Characterizing the Resilient Response of Granular Materials in the Tropics, Proceedings,
17th ASCE Engineering Mechanics Conference, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware,
June 13 – 16.
7. Amu,O. O., Adeyeri, J. B., Oduma, E.W. and Fayokun, O.A. (2007). “Stabilization
characteristics of Lime on Palm kernel blended Lateritic soil”. Trends in Applied Sciences
Research, Academic Journals Inc., U.S.A, 3(2): 182-188, 2007
8. Ojuri, Oluwapelumi O. and Adeyeri, Joseph B. (2007). Effect of Soil Suction on the
Compressibility and Strength of North-Eastern Nigerian Black Cotton Soil, Journal of
Science and Technology Research, Vol. 6, no. 3, pp. 89 – 97.
9. Akinwumi, I. I., Adeyeri, J. B. and Ejohwomu, O .A. (2012) “Effects of Steel Slag Addition
on Some Geotechnical Properties of Lateritic Soil”, Proceedings of Second International
Conference of Sustainable Design, Engineering and Construction, ASCE, Texas, pp. 457-
464.
10. Adeyeri, J. B. Compressibility, Consolidation, Stress Distribution and Settlement of Soils in
Essentials of Geotechnical Engineering edited by Ola, S. A. University Press Plc., pp. 146 –
194, 2013
11. Adeyeri, J. B. Subsurface Exploration and Sampling in Essentials of Geotechnical
Engineering edited by Ola, S. A. University Press Plc., pp. 377 – 410, 2013
12. Adeyeri, Joseph B. (2015). Technology and Practice in Geotechnical Engineering:
Advances in Civil and Industrial Engineering (ACIE) Book Series, IGI Global Publishers,
Pennsylvania, USA, Premier Reference Source, 835 pp.
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Prof. Sunday O. OYEGOKE
Office: Professor
Email. Sunday.oyegoke@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Prof Sunday Olakunle Oyegoke (B.Sc,Dipl.He,Phd) Has His Specialization In Civil Engineerinig
Hydraulics, Hydrology And Water Resources Engineering. He Has Researched Widely, Handled
Several National And International Projects, And Taught Undergraduate And, Postgraduate Courses
In Fluid Mechanics, Hydraulics, Hydrology And Resources Engineering At The Postgraduate
Level. He Has Handled Additional Courses In River Engineering, Ground Water Hydrology And
Gound Water Flow Mechanics, Drainage, Irrigation And Water Resources System Planning. Prof
Oyegoke Is A Chartered Civil Engineer Who Is Registered With The Nigeria Society Of
Engineers,Nse(Reg.No.02587) And The Council Of Registered Engineering Of
Nigeria,Coren,(Reg.No.3357). He Is Also A Member Of The American Society Of Civil
Engneers,Asce,( Reg.No.461028).
AREA OF SPECIALIZATION:Hydraulics, Hydrology, Coastal & Water Resources Engineering.
1. Ayeni, O.O., Oyegoke, S.O., Ndububa O. I and Adetoro A E (2022) Evaluator of the
Efficacy of African Basil (Ocimum gratissimum) Leaf for Disinfecting Well - water
obtained from Ekiti State, NigeriaJournal of Applied Sciences and Environmental
Management. Vol 26 No. 5(2022)
2. Oyegoke, S.O. Adebanjo A.S and Ododo H J (2020) Rainfall Intensity Analysis for
Synoptic Stations in Northern Nigeria. Nigeria Journal of Technological Development 17
(3), 223-228, 2020.
3. Oyegoke, S.O., Ayeni, O O., Olowe, K. O., Adebanjo. A. S., and Fayomi, O. O. (2020).
Effectiveness of Geophysical Assessment of Boreholes Drilled in Basement Complex
Terrain at Afe Babalola University, Using Electromagnetic (E.M.) Method. 39(1), 36-41.
4. Oyegoke, S.O. Adebanjo A.S Ajani E.O, Jegede J.T” (2017) Analysis of Extreme Rainfall
for Southern Nigeria, Journal of Engineering Research. Vol- 22 issue 1, 2017
5. Oyegoke, S.O, Bankole I.O, Balogun V.A, A.O.M. Adeoye, C.O Ijagbemi, S.O. Afolabi,
A.P. Simeon, I.D Uchegbu (2016). “Experimental analytical design of CNC machine tool
SCFC based on electro-pneumatic system simulation” Engineering Science and Technology,
an International Journal 2016.
6. Oyegoke, S.O, Fatile, M.R (2015). Towards Achieving Millennium Development Goals
Number 7: A case study of Water Supply Challenges in Oyo State of Nigeria in manager’s
Journal on Civil Engineering 2015.
7. Oyegoke, S.O. and Oyebode, O.J, Olowe, K.O, ONOH Philip, ADEBAYO V.B. (2015).
Borehole Drilling, Usage, Maintenance and Sustainability in Ado Ekiti, Nigeria, American
Journal of Engineering (AJER) 2015.
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8. Oyegoke, S.O. and Oyebode, O.J (2014). “Water Supply Challenges of a University
Community: The case study of ABUAD “International Conference on Science, Technology,
Education, Arts, Management and Social Sciences (I STEAM). (2014)
9. Oyegoke, S.O, Oyebode, O.J, and V.B. Adebayo (2014). “Water and Development
Challenges in Nigeria” Avid publication; Canada.(Undergoing review for publication in the
next edition).(2014)
10. Sojobi, A.O; Oyegoke, S.O; Eniola, J; Oyetayo, F and Lawal, T.(2014). 3-D Modelling of
Protection Works for an Aspect of Lagos Coast Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering
and Applied Sciences (JETEAS) 5 (2): 68-73.2014 (2014).
11. Oyegoke, S.O, Adeyemi, A.O and A. O. Sojobi.(2012) “The Challenges of Water Supply
For A Megacity: A Case Study of Lagos Metropolis. International Journal of Scientific and
Engineering Research. Vol. 3, Issue 2, pp. 8-17, Feb.2012. ISSN 2229-5518.
12. Oyegoke, S.O. and Sojobi, A.O, (2012) “Developing Appropriate Techniques to Alleviate
Ogun River Network Annual Flooding Problems. International Journal of Scientific and
Engineering Research. Vol. 3, Issue 2, pp. 1-7, Feb.2012. ISSN 2229-5518.
Prof. Olorunwa E. OMOFUNMI,

Office: Professor
Phone: +234-8033046416
Email: olorunwa.omofunmi@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Engr. OMOFUNMI Olorunwa Eric Obtained his Bachelor of Technology Degree in Agricultural
Engineering and Mechanization at the Federal University of Technology, Akure in 1987. He
proceeded to the University of Ibadan and obtained Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering
(Farm Power and Machinery option) in 1991and Master of Philosophy (Soil and Water Option) in
2010. He also has a Doctor of Philosophy Degree (Ph.D) in Soil and Water Engineering from the
Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta in Feb, 2015. He did the compulsory National Youth
Service Corps (NYSC) at the University of Maiduguri, Borno state Nigeria between 1987 and 1988.
Former Chief Lecturer and Head of Department of Agricultural and Bioenvironmental Engineering,
Yaba College Of Technology and presently a Senior Lecturer and Head of department of
Agricultural & Bio-Resources Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Federal University Oye-Ekiti
(FUOYE). He has Published many research articles in both International and local Journals and has
attended many Academic Conferences and Workshops within and outside Nigeria. He has
supervised many undergraduate final student projects and post graduate students. He is a Member
of Nigerian Society of Engineers and a COREN Registered Engineer
Specialization: Soil and Water Engineering / Aquacultural Engineering
PUBLICATIONS AND BOOKS

1. O.E. Omofunmiand A.E. Adeleke(2017).Hydraulic Fluid Theory with worked examples 3rd
edition, ISBN; 978-35423-0-3, Lagos Nigeria. 148 pages
2. O.E. Omofunmi,A.E. Adeleke, A.S. Oladapo and A.O. Adekoya(2018).Fluid Mechanics
Theory with worked examples.3rd edition, ISBN; 978-38597-7-3, Lagos Nigeria. 120 pages
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3 Olorunwa Eric Omofunmi. (2019). Water loss, sediment deposition, and pond age
relationships in Lagos State, Nigeria. Vol. 21, No.1. ISSN: 16821130. Agricultural
Engineering International: CIGR Journal. www.cigrjournal.org(Indexed in Scopus)
4 AdekunleAdedeji ALLI, Olorunwa Eric OMOFUNMI and Ayodele Samuel OLADIPO.
(2019). ASSESSING EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON TEMPERATURE TRENDS
ON WATER RESOURCES IN NIGERIA USING MANN KENDALL. ANNALS of
Faculty Engneering, Hunedoara-International Journal of Engineering.Fascicule 1 (February/
2019). www.annals.fih.upt.ro(University Based)
5 Olatunde A. Oyelaran, Olorunwa E. Omofunmi, Ayeyinka O. Fagbemigun and Olusegun
Balogun. (2018). Fuel and physiochemical properties of mango (Mangiferaindica) seed
biodiesel and its blends with diesel.Vol. 20, No.3. ISSN: 16821130. Agricultural
Engineering International: CIGR Journal. www.cigrjournal.org(Indexed in Scopus)
6 O. E. Omofunmi, O. Ilesanmi and A. A. Alli. (2018). Assessing catfish pond effluent on
soil physicochemical properties and its suitability for crop production. AZOJETE, Vol. 14.
No.3. ISSN: 2545-5818. University of Maiduguri. Nigeria.
7 Olorunwa Eric OMOFUNMI and AdesolaAdebanjo SATIMEHIN. (2018).
PERFORMANCE COMPARISON BETWEEN LOCALLY DEVELOPED AERATORS
AND ITS EFFECTS ON CATFISH EFFLUENT.ANNALS of Faculty Engneering,
Hunedoara-International Journal of Engineering.Fascicule 3 (August/
2018).www.annals.fih.upt.ro (University Based)
8 Olorunwa Eric Omofunmi and OlaposiIssacOladipo. (2018). Assessment of
termite mound additive on soil physical Characteristics. Vol. 20, No.1. ISSN: 16821130.
Agricultural Engineering International: CIGR Journal. www.cigrjournal.org
9 O. E. Omofunmi, and A. M. Olaniyan. (2018). Present Status and Future
Prospects of Farm Mechanization and Agricultural Machinery Industry in Nigeria.VOl.49.
NO. 2. ISSN: 00845841. Agricultural Mechanization in Asia, Africa, and Latin America
(AMA).www.shin-norin.co.jp (Indexed in Scopus)
10 Olorunwa Eric Omofunmi, Adesoji Matthew Olaniyan, and Olubukunola
Tony Ebietomiye. (2018). Utilisation of Water Hyacinth (Eichhorniacrassipes) as Fish
Aggregating Device by Riverine Fisher folks in a South West Nigeria.Vol. 30.No. 1. ISSN:
01213784. Journal of Livestock Research for Rural Development (LRRD).
www.lrrd.cipav.org.co or www.lrrd.org/lrrd30/1 (Indexed in Scopus)
Prof. Ibrahim A. ADEYANJU

Office: Professor.
Email: ibrahim.adeyanju@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Prof. (Engr.) Ibrahim Adepoju ADEYANJU is a Professor at the Department of Computer
Engineering, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria. He obtained a Bachelor degree (B.Tech.)
in Computer Engineering (2004) from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
(LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, Oyo state, Nigeria and his Masters (MSc.) degree in Computing
Information Engineering (2007) and Doctorate (PhD) degree in Computing (2011) from the
Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, United Kingdom. He was a Lecturer at LAUTECH from
2006 to 2015 where he taught several undergraduate and postgraduate courses as well as
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supervised many undergraduate projects and postgraduate theses. He is a recipient of several
local and international awards such as the Stephen Awokoya Scholarship for Science
Education, Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF), UK Scottish Overseas Research
Students Award Scheme (ORSAS), and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Empowering the Teachers (MIT-ETT) fellowship among others. He is a registered Computer
Engineer with the Council for the Regulation of Engineers in Nigeria (COREN) and belongs to
several other professional bodies including Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers
(IEEE), and the Nigerian Young Academy (NYA). Dr. Adeyanju's research interest is in
Intelligent Systems and Microprocessor Control/ Embedded Systems, and currently has several
peer reviewed journal articles and conference papers across different research areas of
Computer Science and Engineering including Microprocessor based systems, Pattern
Recognition, Distributed Constraints Satisfaction, Artificial Intelligence, Information Retrieval,
Information Systems and Machine Learning.
Dr. Christopher A. FAPOHUNDA

Office: Reader
Email: Christopher.fapohunda@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone:08066020802
Summary of Profile
Dr C.A. Fapohunda obtained his Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Civil Engineering from University
of Ife (Now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Nigeria) in 1985, bagged his Master of Applied
Science (M. A. Sc.) Civil Engineering from University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada in 1992, and
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), University of Lagos, Akoka, Nigeria, 2014. He is a member of
Nigeria Society of Engineers (MNSE) and a registered member of the Council for the Regulation of
Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), Member, African Engineering Education Association (AEEA).
Dr.Fapohunda has worked for a wide variety of private, public and governmental organisations in
teaching, research, construction and consulting. His teaching career has taken him to many
institutions including Caleb University, Imota Lagos, Department of Building, Osun State College
of Technology, Building Technology Department, Esa-Oke , University of Toronto,Civil
Engineering Department (Research Assistant), The Polytechnic Ibadan Civil Engineering
Department, and The Polyconsult.
Research Interests;
a) Structural behavior of construction materials
b) Development of new and economical structural materials.
c) Application of the concept of nano-science and nano-technology to the development and
arrangement of materials for structural use.
1. C. A. Fapohunda, H. B. Adekunle, H. O. Adebayo, V. O. Olapade & A. J. Kilani (2023).
Comparative Examinations of Structural Responses of Concrete Reinforced with Treated Oil
Palm Empty Fruit Bunch (TOPEFB) and Untreated Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch (OPEFB)
Fibres. Electronic Journal of Structural Engineering, Vol. 23, No. 1, pp. 36 – 45.
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2. Christopher A. Fapohunda, Oluwatosin E. Oladipupo, Luke B. Ajayi. (2022) Effects of
Using Pulverized Termite Mound (PTM) as Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate on The
Durability Properties and Microstructure of Concrete. Engineering Review, Vol. 42, No. 2,
pp. 26 – 36
3. Abiodun Kilani, Oluwatobi Adeleke and Christopher Fapohunda (2022). Application of
machine learning models to investigate the performance of concrete reinforced with oil palm
empty fruit brunch (OPEFB) fibers. Asian Journal of Civil Engineering
https://doi.org/10.1007/s42107-022-00424-0
4. C A. Fapohunda, A O Babatola and O. B. Oluwasegunota (2021) Strength, Durability and
Microstructure Investigations of Concrete Containing Empty Palm Oil Fruit Bunch Ash
(EPO-FBA). Stavební obzor - Civil Engineering Journal, Vol. 2, Article 38, pp. 513 – 524.
Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic
5. Fapohunda, C. A. and Oluwasegunota, O. B. (2019). Evaluation of Structural Performance
of Concrete with OPC fraction Partly Replaced by Empty Palm Oil Brunch Ash (EPO-
FBA). FUW Trends in Science & Technology Journal, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 202 – 208.
6. Fapohunda, C. A. and Daramola, D. D. (2019). Experimental Study of Some Structural
Properties of Concrete with Fine Aggregates replaced Partially by Pulverized Termite
Mound (PTM). Journal of King Saud University – Engineering Sciences.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jksues.2019.05.005.
7. Fapohunda, C., Ikponmwosa, E. and Falade, F. (2018). Evaluation of Strength Relations in
Foamed Aerated Concrete Containing Pulverized Bone (PB) as a Partial Replacement of
Cement. Engineering Review, Vol. 38, Issue 1, pp. 20 – 29.
8. Fapohunda, C., Akinbile, B. and Oyelade, A (2018). A Review of the Properties, Structural
Characteristics and Application Potentials of Concrete Containing Wood Waste as Partial
Replacement of one of its Constituent Material. YBL Journal of Built Environment, Vol. 6,
Issue 1, pp. 63 - 85
9. Fapohunda, C. A., Akinbile, B. F. and Shittu, Ahmed (2017) Structure and Properties of
Mortar and Concrete Containing Rice Husk Ash as Partial Replacement of Ordinary
Portland Cement – A Review. International Journal of Sustainable Built Environment, Vol.
6, pp. 675 – 692.
10. Fapohunda, C. A., Akinbile, B. F. Bello, M., Gigonu, M. J. and Nnochiri, E. S. (2017) “A
Study of Societal and Environmental Factors as Inputs in the Development of Sustainable
Engineering Curriculum in a Developing Nation: A Case Study”. Journal of the Association
of Professional Engineerings of Trinidad and Tobago, Vol. 45, No. 2, pp. 4 - 12
11. Fapohunda, C. A., Akinsanya, A. Y., Aderoju, S. O. and Shittu, K. A. (2016) “Suitability
of Crushed Cow Bone as Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregates for Concrete Production”.
The West Indian Journal of Engineering, Vol. 39, No. 1. pp. 25 – 31
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Dr Oluwaseun A. ADETAYO,
Office: Reader
Email: oluwaseun.adetayo@fuoye.edu.ng
Telephone: +234 8033659724
Summary of Profile
Dr Engr. O.A. Adetayo graduated from Federal University of Technology Akure with a Bachelor
of Engineering (B.Eng) in Civil Engineering in 2003, he obtained his Master degree in Civil
Engineering from the University of Ibadan in 2007, and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), University
of Ibadan, 2016. He is a member of Nigeria Society of Engineers (MNSE) and a registered member
of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN). He has worked in the
construction and telecommunication industries including Huawei Technologies Ltd (2005 – 2008).
He is a practicing Engineer, lecturer and a researcher in Environmental, Structural and Materials
Engineering. He joined the service of the Federal University, Oye Ekiti in 2013 as Lecturer II. The
following are part of his research interests:
1) Development of new models of fire performance of structural materials use for
construction.
2) Assessment of quality of drinking water in urban and rural areas.
3) Development of Innovative Building Materials and Construction Systems.
4) Design and Construction of Environmentally Friendly Facilities
Teaching Areas; Structural and Materials Engineering.
Selected Publications
1. Adetayo, O.A; Umego, O.M; Faluyi, F; Odetoye, A.O; Bucknor, A.O; Busari,A.A and
Sanni.A (2021) ‘Evaluation of pulverized cow bone ash and waste glass powder on the
geotechnical properties of tropical laterite,’ Silicon 14(5) 2097-2106
2. Amu, O; Adetayo, O.A; Faluyi, F and Akinyele, E. (2021) ‘Experimental study of
improving the properties of lime-stabilized structural lateritic soil for highway structural
works using groundnut shell ash’, Walailak Journal of Science and Technology (WJST), 18
(9) 9475-9475
3. Adetayo, O.A; Umego, O.M; Amu, O; Faluyi, F; Odetoye, A and Bucknor, A.O (2022)
‘Performance Evaluation of Ternary Blends of Pulverized Cow Bone Ash and Waste Glass
Powder on the Strength Properties of Concrete’, Trends in Sciences, 19(8)
4. Adetayo, O.A; Amu, O; Faluyi, F; Akinyele, E. (2021) ‘Effect of Groundnut Shell Ash on
Laterite Soils Stabilized with Lime for Civil Structures’, International Journal of Integrated
Engineering,.13(4) 242-253
5. O.A. Adetayo, O. O. Amu, and A.O. Ilori (2019). “Cement Stabilized Structural Foundation
Lateritic Soil with Bone Ash Powder as Additive” Arid Zone Journal of Engineering,
Technology and Environment, Faculty of Engineering, University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri,
Nigeria. Volume 15(2): pp. 479-487.
6. O.A. Adetayo and B.I.O. Dahunsi (2019). “Comparisons of Experimental Charring Rate of
Some Selected Constructional Wood Species from South Western Nigeria with Selected
Charring Models.” Arid Zone Journal of Engineering, Technology and Environment,
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Faculty of Engineering, University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, Nigeria. Volume 15(1): pp.
25-39.
7. E. S. Nnochiri and O.A. Adetayo (2019). “Geotechnical Properties of Lateritic Soil
Stabilized with Corn Cob Ash.” ACTA Technica Corviniensis – Bulletin of Engineering,
Faculty Engineering Hunedoara, University Politehnica Timisoara. Tome XII. Fascicule 1,
pp. 73 - 76.
8. O.A. Adetayo and Jubril. O. (2019). “Effect of Ripe and Unripe Plantain Peel Ash on
Concrete Workability and Compressive Strength.” Federal University Oye Ekiti (FUOYE)
Journal of Engineering and Technology. Volume 4, Issue 1, pp. 145 -148.
9. B.I.O. Dahunsi and O.A. Adetayo (2018). “Development of charring rate models for some
selected structural timbers specie of Southwestern Nigeria.” Federal University Oye Ekiti
(FUOYE) Journal of Engineering and Technology. Volume 3, Issue 1, pp. 17 - 21.
10. O.A. Adetayo and B.I.O. Dahunsi (2017). “Variations of Density and Compressive Strength
Before and After Charring of some selected structural timbers species of Southwestern
Nigeria.” Federal University Oye Ekiti (FUOYE) Journal of Engineering and Technology.
Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 43 – 46.
Prof. Lanre. O. OKE

Office: Professor
Email: seyi-oke@hotmail.com
Summary of Profile
Prof. Oke had a BSc, MSc. And PhD in Civil Engineering respectively from Obafemi Awolowo
University, Ile-Ife (1999), University of Ibadan (2003) and University of Nottingham (2011). He
specialized in Structural Engineering. He is a member of many professional bodies including
Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) and a registered member of the Council for the Regulation of
Engineering in Nigeria. He also belong to American Society of Civil Engineers and member Geo-
Institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers. He has authored many publications.
Prof. Olumuyiwa S. ADERINOLA

Office: Professor
Email:
Summary of Profile
Prof. Aderinola, O. Samson obtained O.N.D from Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, B.Sc from
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, M.Eng. and Ph.D from Federal University of Technology,
Akure in Civil Engineering specializing in Transportation Engineering. He is a corporate member of
the Nigerian Society of Engineers, Nigerian Institution of Civil Engineers, Associate Member,
American Society of Civil Engineers, Registered with the Council for the Regulation of
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Engineering in Nigeria. He is also a Fellow Intitute of Indusrial Administration. He has worked
with both Civil Engineering Consulting firms and Construction companies among which are: NAP
Consultants, AAP and Partners, Atoms Ventures Limited, Timwork Engineering Limited all located
in Nigeria. He joined the Federal University of Technology, Akure Nigeria as Lecturer II in year
2000 and rose through the rank to the position of Associate Professor. He has supervised many
dissertations and has published in reputable journals (both on and off-shore) and also in Conference
proceedings. Listed below are some of his publications:
1. Aderinola, O. S. Ola, S.A. and Owolabi, A.O (2015): An Investigation into
2. Road Pavement Failure Susceptibility Indices of Osogbo-Iwo Road. Journal of
3. Natural Sciences Research.Vol. 5 No.3.Pp 144-155.
4. Aderinola, O.S. and Owolabi, D.O. (2016): Traffic Regulation at Critical
5. Intersections: A Case Study of Odole Intersection, Akure, OndoState, Nigeria.
6. Open Journal of Civil Engineering . Vol. 6 Pp 94-104.
7. Aderinola, O.S(2017): Predicting the California Bearing Ratio Value of Low
Compressible Clays with Its Index and Compaction Characteristics. International Journal of
Scientific and Engineering Research. Vol. 8 Issue 5. Pp 1460-1472
8. O.S Aderinola and Quadri, A.I (2018): Geotechnical Appraisal of Ileoluji Federal
Polytechnic Using Geographical Information System(GIS). Open Access Library Journal
2018, Volume 5, e4972. Pp 1-20
9. O.S Aderinola and J.E Etu and S.A Ola(2019): Road Pavement Failure Susceptibility
Assessment of Osogbo-Iwo in Nigeria. European Journal of Advances in Engineering and
Technology (EJAET) Vol.6 Issue 4, Pp 10-18
Dr. Olusegun O. ALUKO

Office: Reader
Email:
Summary of Profile
Dr. obtained a B.Eng (Hons) Civil Engineering from the Federal University of Technology, Akure,
Nigeria, in 2001, M.Sc (Civil Engineering) from University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria in 2004 and
Ph.D from University of Leeds, Leeds, UK in 2015.His services to the University include:
(i) Ag. Head of Department (Civil Engineering): 2017
(ii) Faculty Rep, Summer School, EKSU: 2015 to date
(iii) Member, Faculty Postgraduate Committee: 2016 to date
(iv) Member, Faculty Solar Power Project Committee: 2018
(v) Member, University Academic Brief Committee: 2016 to 2018
(vi) Member, Faculty Project Committee: 2018
(vii) Department’s Examination Officer: 2004 to 2007, 2008
(viii) Academic adviser to students: 2003 to 2011 and 2015 to 2016 .
(ix) Staff Adviser to NUESA: 2010
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Dr. Olatunji P. FOLORUNSO
Office: Reader
Email: olatunji.folorunso@eksu.edu.ng
Phone: 08036995558
Summary of Profile
Dr. Olatunji Peter Folorunso is the immediate past Head of Civil Engineering Department, Ekiti
State University, Ado Ekiti. Dr Olatunji Peter Folorunso had his Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng)
degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Ado Ekiti, Nigeria (Now Ekiti State University
Ado Ekiti Nigeria) in year 2000. He obtained his Master of Engineering (M.Eng) in Civil
Engineering from the University of Benin in 2006 and his PhD from the University of Birmingham,
United Kingdom in 2015. Currently, his research interest is focused on evaluating the dynamics of
change in flow field when heterogeneous roughness is present in open channel system.
His Services within the University include; Academic adviser to 400 Level students 2002/2003
Session, Academic adviser to 500 Level students 2004/2005 Session, Academic adviser to 100
Level students 2007/2008 Session, SWEP Officer, Civil Engineering Department 2004-2006,
SIWES Coordinator, Civil Engineering Department May 2004-August 2008, SWEP
Coordinator, Faculty of Engineering August 2008-July 2010, Secretary, Civil Engineering
Department August 2008-2011, Sub-Dean, Faculty of Engineering, August 2010-2011, Chairman
finance sub-committee on the first faculty of engineering distinguished lecture 2010, Member
committee on the first faculty of engineering distinguished lecture 2010, Member University
committee on Small Hydropower (SHP) Project, Member University committee on Task Force on
Revenue Generation for the University 2018, Chairman Faculty committee on 2nd National
Conference 2017, Chairman Faculty committee on Task Force on Revenue Generation for the
University 2018, University SIWES Coordinator 2019-2021.
He is a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers MNSE, Member Nigerian Institution of Civil
Engineering MNICE and a Registered Engineer R.Eng.
1. Folorunso, O.P. and Omotoso T (2009). Drinking Water Quality Monitoring in Ado-Ekiti and
Environs. Advanced Materials Research 62(64), 781-785.
https://www.scientific.net/AMR.62-64.781. (Indexed in Scopus)
2. Folorunso O.P. and J.O. Aribisala. (2020). Lateral Behaviour of Velocity and Turbulence
Characteristics in Open Channels with Submerged Heterogeneous Bed. Research Journal of
Applied Science 15 (3). http://medwelljournals.com/abstract/?doi=rjasci.2020.122.12
(Indexed in Scopus)
3. Elemile, O.O, Ibitoye, O.O. and Folorunso, O.P. (2021): Principal Component Analysis of
Groundwater Sources of Pollution in Omu-Aran Community, Nigeria. Environmental Earth
Sciences. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12665-021-09975-y. (Indexed in Scopus)
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Dr. Bayode J. OLORUNFEMI
Office: Reader,
Email: Bayode.olorunfemi@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Engr. Dr. Bayode Julius Olorunfemi obtained his B. Eng. in Agricultural Engineering from Federal
University of Technology, Akure in 1991, M. Eng. in Production and Industrial Engineering from
Federal University of Technology, Minna in 1998 and PhD in Production Engineering from Federal
University of Agriculture, Abeokuta in 2014. He is a COREN registered Engineer, member of
Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) and National Institute of Agricultural Engineers (NIAE). He
has a long standing experience, having started his Engineering career 22 years ago. He joined the
service of Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development in 1993 and rose to the rank of
an Assistant Director (Engineering) in 2012 until his service was transferred to Federal University
Oye- Ekiti in 2015. While in the Ministry, he supervised several multi-billion Naira projects and
held other administrative positions as a field Engineer. He had attended several technical sections
and Engineering workshops both within and outside this country. He is currently a Senior Lecturer
in the Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering of Federal
University Oye Ekiti, Ikole campus, Nigeria.
His area of research includes, Computer Aided Management, Industrial, Manufacturing and
Production Engineering. He is an ordained Pastor of Christ Apostolic Church. He is happily married
with children.
1. Bayode J. Olorunfemi, Samuel B. Adejuyigbe and Adefemi A. Adekunle. Casting and
Performance Evaluation of Pump Impeller and Housing using Local Raw Materials.
FUOYE Journal of Engineering & Technology, Federal University Oye- Ekiti. Vol. 3
Issue 1, March, 2018. University Journal.
2. B. J. Olorunfemi, S. B. Adejuyigbe and A. A. Adekunle. Development of Computer Aided
Management for Grain Reception at Grain Storage Silo in Nigeria. International Journal of
Engineering and Applied Sciences (IJEAS). ISSN: 2394- 3661, Vol.-2, Issue-7, July 2015.
45-49. Indexed in Google Scholar, DOAJ, Open J Gate, etc.
3. A. A. Adekunle, S. B. Adejuyigbe,and B. J. Olorunfemi.Development of CAD
Software for Mechanical Chains Design. Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering and
Applied Sciences (JETEAS) 2015 6(7): 260-266.
4. Adekunle Adefemi Adeyemi, Adejuyigbe Samuel B., Olorunfemi B. Julius, Adeyemi H.
Oluwole, and Akinruli Folajimi. Development of Software for Car Tracking Device.
American Journal of Science and Technology. 2015 2(6) 283-297. D by DRJI, WorldCat,
Academic Keys.
5. Adefemi Adeyemi Adekunle, Olubukola Rebecca Adekunle, Bayode Julius Olorunfemi
and Ogbeide S. O. Development of Computer Aided Design Software for Expert Systems in
Welding. Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering and Applied Sciences (JETEAS) 7(3):
95-102. (2016). Indexed inDOAJ, WorldCat, Open J-Gate, Index Copernicus
International etc
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Dr. D. C. UGURU-OKORIE
Office: Reader.
E mail: abdullahi.adebayo@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Engr. Dr. D. C. Uguru-Okorie received a B.Eng degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Federal
University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria and MSc. and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering
from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He was awarded the Nigeria Sao Tome and Principe Joint
Development Authority, postgraduate scholarship during his MSc. Programme and the Petroleum
Technology Development Fund (PTDF) PhD scholarship during his PhD programme; with which
he travelled to the University of Leeds, United Kingdom, as a visiting PhD research student. He is a
COREN registered engineer, a corporate member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) and a
member of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). He has served as the Head of the
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Landmark University, as member of the selection
committee for Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) Local Scholarship Scheme and
has served in various capacities at the national, university and religious levels. His areas of research
are in automation, development of novel renewable energy systems and thermo-fluids. He with his
research team, recently were awarded the 2021 TETFund National Research Fund Intervention
grant. He is well published and currently has 36 publications of which 18 are indexed in Web of
Science and Scopus databases while the rest are in University based journals and other reputable
journal outlets.. He is currently a Senior Lecturer with the Department of Mechatronics
Engineering, Federal University Oye, Ekiti State, Nigeria, a member of the Editorial team of
FUOYEJET, serves as a reviewer to reputable journals, has eight postgraduate (Ph.D and M.Eng.)
students and several undergraduate students under his supervision.
Dr. Adebayo F. OWA,

Office: Reader
Email: adebayo.owa@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Dr Owa has MEng, MSc. and PhD Metallurgical & Materials Engineering 2017. He has previously
lectured at Rufus Giwa Polytechnic. He is a member of many professional bodies
1. A.F. Owa, I.O. Oladele, A.A. Adediran, J.A. Omotoyinbo (2020): Development of new
polymers from Thevetia peruviana oil. International Journal of Engineering Research in
Africa Vol.48, pp 9-23, Switzerland. doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/JERA.48.9.
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2. Oladele I. O, Makinde-Isola B. A, Adediran A. A, Oladejo M. O, Owa A.F and Olayanju
T.M.A (2020): Mechanical and wear behavior of pulverized poultry eggshell/sisa fiber
hybrid reinforced epoxy composites. UK. Materials Research Express 7 (2020) 045304.
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2053-1591/ab8585
3. Owa A.F., Adesina F., Kolawole F.O., Adigun D.O. and Kareem B. (2020). A Model for
Determining the Effect of Irregular Power Supply on Machining Foundry Products in a
Developing Economy. FUOYE Journal of Engineering and Technology (FUOYEJET), Vol.
5 (1), pp 89-94. http://dx.doi.org/10.46792/fuoyejet.v5i1.439
4. Muideen Adebayo Bodude, Theddeus Tochukwu, Adebayo Felix Owa (2019): Mechanical
and microstructural characterization of rubber particle reinforced thermoplastic for
automobile bumper application. MANAS Journal of Engineering. Kyrgyzstan. Vol. 7, No. 2,
pp. 89-93. www.journals.manas.edu.kg
5. Abdullahi O. Adebayo, Adebayo F. Owa, Olawale O. Ajibola, Sunday G. Borisade, Daniel
O Adigun and Funsho O. Kolawole (2019): A Review on the Prospect for the Development
of Nanostructured and Nanocomposite Aluminium-Alloyed Austempered Ductile Iron.
FUOYE Journal of Engineering and Technology (FUOYEJET), Volume 4, Issue 3, pp 35 –
38. http://dx.doi.org/10.46792/fuoyejet.v4i3.525
6. Olawale O. Ajibola, Adebayo F. Owa, Abdullahi O. Adebayo, Sunday G. Borisade and
Oluwole D. Adigun (2019): Tribological and Mechanical Behaviours of Nanostructured
Aluminium Alloys and Nanocomposites at Elevated Temperatures: A Short Review.
FUOYE Journal of Engineering and Technology (FUOYEJET), Volume 4, Issue 3, pp 42 –
48. http://dx.doi.org/10.46792/fuoyejet.v4i3.521
7. A.F. Owa, I.O. Oladele, O.G. Agbabiaka, J.A. Omotoyinbo (2018): Milk bush (Thevetia
Peruviana) seed oil as feed stock for bio-polymer production. Annals of faculty Engineering
Hunedoara-International Journal of Engineering. Romania. Vol. 16, No. 4.
8. F.O. Kolawole, O.M. Olugbemi, S.K. Kolawole, A.F. Owa, E.S. Ajayi (2017): Fracture
toughness and strength of Bamboo-fiber reinforced laterite as building block material.
Universal Journal of Materials Science. USA. Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 64-72. www.hrpub.org.
9. O.R. Bodede, P.O. Ojo, O.R. Ayodele, A.F. Owa and B.O. Ajayi (2011): Evaluation of As-
Quenched hardness of 1.2% carbon steels in different quenching media. Journal of
Emerging Trends in Engineering and Applied Sciences (JETEAS). UK, Vol.3, No. 1, pp
127-130.
Dr Abdullahi O. ADEBAYO
Office: Reader.
E mail: abdullahi.adebayo@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Dr. Engr. Adebayo began his higher education pursuit after secondary education, in the Department
of Glass and Ceramic Technology of The Federal Polytechnic, Ado Ekiti where he had his National
Diploma (ND) before he proceeded to the Federal University of Technology, Akure for his B. Eng.
in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering in 2000. He returned to the university also for his
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Master of Engineering (M.Eng) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) degrees in Metallurgical and
Materials Engineering in 2011 and 2019 respectively.
He joined the service of Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited, Ajaokuta, Kogi State as a young
Engineer. His excellent performance on duty made him rose among his peer to the post of
Production Engineer. Industrially, he has contributed immensely to his profession. He worked for
seven years in various sections of the Rolling mills of the company. He was elected a Corporate
Member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers(NSE) in November, 2004 and fully registered by
COREN in February, 2006. During his M. Eng. program, he was appointed as Teaching Assistant in
the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering of FUTA between 2008 and 2010
where he was actively involved in all the developmental projects of the Department. He joined the
service of Glass and Ceramic Technology of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti from July 2013 till
he resigned his appointment in November 2013, in order to take up his current appointment with
FUOYE. He has publications in reputable International and Local Journals among which are:
Adebayo, A. O., Alaneme, K. K. & Oyetunji, A. (2019). Structural Characterization and
Mechanical Properties of Rotary Melting Furnace Processed Aluminium Alloyed Ductile Irons, J.
of Taibah University for Science, 2019, 13(1), pp 248–257, 2019.
Abdullahi O. Adebayo and Olawale O. Ajibola (2017). Influence of Independent Variables on the
Mechanical Properties of Rolled Carbon Steel. FUW Trends in Science and Technology
Journal.www.ftstjournal.com Vol. 2, No.1A. Pp 1-7
Abdullahi O. Adebayo and Akinlabi Oyetunji (2017). Production of Ductile Iron from Waste
Sleeve Scraps for Automobile Applications. FUOYE Journal of Engineering and Technology. Vol
2, No 1 (2017): Vol. 2 Issue. 1. Pp 72.77.
Ajibola O.O.; Kolawole F. and Adebayo A.O. (2015) “Corrosion of Copper plated NST60Mn and
NST50 steeels in NaCl, H2SO4 and NaOH solutions”. Pelagia Research Library Der Chemical
Sinica, 2015, 6(8); 1-8. ISSN 0976-8505 CODEN (USA) CSHIA5.
Ajibola O.O.; Adebayo A.O. and Oloruntoba D.T. (2015) “Corrosion of Heat Treated Electroless-
Ni Plated Mild Carbon Steels in Dilute H2SO4” International Journal of Materials Science and
Applications. 2015; 4(5); 333-342. ISSN 2327-2635(Print); 2327-2643(Online).
Dr. Reginald UMUNAKWE

Office: Senior Lecturer.
E mail: reginald.umunakwe@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Dr. R. Umunakwe graduated from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri with a Bachelor of
Engineering (Hons) in Polymer and Textile Engineering in 2006 and obtained his Masters Degree
(MSc) in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering from the University of Lagos in 2010. He holds a
Ph.D in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering (Advanced Materials Engineering Option). He is a
Member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and a COREN registered engineer. Dr. Umunakwe
received grants from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) for both Ph.D training at FUTA
and postdoctoral research in Rubber Engineering at the Rubber Technology Research Centre,
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Mahidol University, Thailand. Prior to his employment at the university, he worked as a Quality
Control Officer in civil engineering and construction projects at Costain (West Africa) Plc, Lagos in
2008 as well as a HSE Engineer in the same organization in 2009. These projects were executed at
the APM Container Terminal and Tincan Container Terminal, Lagos respectively. He was the
Quality Control Engineer at Polyproducts Nigeria Plc, Lagos between 2011 and 2012 where he was
involved in production, quality control and assurance in blown film extrusion process Dr.
Umunakwe joined the services of Federal University Oye-Ekiti in December 2012 and currently a
Senior Lecturer in the Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering. He is involved in
teaching, research, thesis supervision at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels and community
services across the faculty. His research interests cuts across rubber engineering, physical
metallurgy, composites and materials characterisations. He has undergone intensive training on the
use and management of advanced materials characterisation facilities. Some of his selected
publications are;
i. Umunakwe, R., Umunakwe, I. J., Nwigwe, U. S., Eze, U. W. and Oyetunji, A. (2020).
Review on properties of hybrid aluminum–ceramics/fly ash composites. AIMS Materials
Science, vol. 7(6), pp. 859-870. DOI: 10.3934/matersci.2020.6.859
ii. Umunakwe, R., Oyetunji, A., Adewuyi, B. O., Eze, W. U., Nwigwe, U. S. and Umunakwe, I.
J. (2019). Mechanical properties and microstructure of hybrid vulcanized natural rubber filled
with carbon black and Nano-CaCO3 from Achatina achatina shells. Journal of Metals,
Materials and Minerals, vol. 29 (4), pp. 80-89. DOI: 10.14456/jmmm.2019.50
iii. Oyetunji, A., Umunakwe, R., Adewuyi, B. O., Nwigwe, U.S and Umunakwe, I.J.(2019).
Evaluating the properties of nanoparticles of calcium carbonate obtained from the shells of
african giant land snails (Achatina achatina) via in situ deposition technique. UPB Scientific
Bulletin: Series B Chemistry and Materials Science, vol 81(1), pp. 85-94.
iv. Umunakwe, R., Eze, J. C., Umunakwe, I. J., Borisade, S. J., Adigun O. D., Eze, W. U.,
Olanrewaju, E. O., Oyetunji, A., Madueke, C. I. and Mbah, O. M. (2022). Effect of quenching
temperature on the mechanical properties and microstructure of recycled aluminium-copper-
zinc alloy subjected to T4 and T6 thermal treatments, ANNALS of Faculty Engineering
Hunedoara – International Journal of Engineering, 2022, vol 20(4), pp. 187-191.
v. Madueke, C. I., Umunakwe, R. and Mbah, O. M. (2022). Analysis of the effects of heat
treatment on the tensile properties of coir fibres using Minitab-18 statistical software.
Engineering and Applied Science Research, vol. 49 (4), pp. 612-62. DOI:
10.14456/easr.2022.60
vi. Madueke, C. I., Mbah, O. M. and Umunakwe, R. (2022). A review on the limitations of
natural fibres and natural fibre composites with emphasis on tensile strength using coir as a
case study. Polymer Bulletin, DOI: 10.1007/s00289-022-04241-y
vii. Madueke, C. I., Umunakwe, R. and Mbah, O. M. (2022). Comparing the properties of Nigeria
coir fibre and those of some other countries for composites applications. MRS Advances, DOI:
0.1557/s43580-021-00202-1
viii. Umunakwe, R., Olaleye, D.J., Oyetunji, A., Okoye, O.C. and Umunakwe, I.J. (2017).
Assessment of some mechanical properties and microstructure of particulate periwinkle shell-
aluminium 6063 metal matrix composite produced by two-step casting. Nigerian Journal of
Technology, vol 36(2), pp. 421-427.
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Dr. (MRS) Bolaji OMODUNBI
Office: Senior Lecturer

Email: bolaji.omodunbi@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Bolaji OMODUNBI is a senior lecturer and researcher with the department of Computer Engineering. She
graduated with a B.Tech degree in Computer Engineering from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology,
Ogbomoso, Nigeria. Also she acquired M.Sc in Communication Engineering from University of
Birmingham, UK. She got her PhD from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso. She has
published in reputable journals and her research areas include Wireless Networks, Sensors Technology,
Information Security, Data Communication and E-health.
Dr. Nnamdi S. OKOMBA

Email address: nnamdi.okomba@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Dr. (Engr.) Nnamdi Stephen OKOMBA is currently a Senior Lecturer at the Department of
Computer Engineering, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria. He obtained a Bachelor degree
(B.Eng.) in Computer Engineering (2005) from Enugu State University of Science and Technology
(ESUT), Enugu, Enugu state, Nigeria, his Masters (M.Eng) degree in Electronics and Computer
Engineering (2010) from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra state, Nigeria and Doctorate
(PhD) degree in Computer Engineering (2021) from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
(LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, Oyo state, Nigeria. Dr. Okomba's research interest is in Microprocessor
Conrtol and Embedded Systems, Pattern Recognition, Digital Signal Processing, Speech
Recognition, Software Engineering, Telecommunication system, information Technology, Artificial
Intelligence, Electromagnetic Fields and Waves, Radio wave Propagation, Antenna and Microwave
Engineering. Some of his previous research works includes Multipoint temperature sensors for oil
and gas industries, Microcontroller based stepper motor control with experiments for tertiary
institution, and Improved Feature Extraction Technique for Speech recognition system
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Dr (Mrs) Adebimpe O. ESAN
Email: adebimpe.esan@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Engr, Mrs Adebimpe ESAN is a lecturer I in Computer Engineering Department at FUOYE. She
graduated with B.Tech degree in Computer Engineering from Ladoke Akintola University of
Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso in 2008 and obtained her M.Tech degree in Computer
Science in 2014. She obtained her Ph.D in Computer Engineering. She has published several
research articles in refereed local and international journals and peer reviewed conference
proceedings. She is a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and a registered Engineer
with the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN). Her research interests are:
Machine learning, Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing and
Electronic Health.
Dr. Chioma I. MADEUKE

Designation: Senior Lecturer
E-Mail: chiuoma.madueke@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: 08023536748
Summary of Profile
Dr. Chioma Madueke is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Materials and Metallurgical
Engineering. She obtained her PhD from the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.
Some selected publications

1. Madueke, CI, Mbah OM and Umunakwe R. A review on the limitations of natural fibres
and natural fibre composites with emphasis on tensile strength using coir as a case study
(2022).Polymer Bulletin, Springer Professional (Indexed in Scopus)
2. Madueke, CI, Umunakwe R and Mbah OM (2021). Comparing the properties of Nigeria
coir fibre and those of some other countries for composites applications. MRS Advances
Springer https://doi.org/10.1557/s43580-021-00202-1 (Indexed in Scopus)
3. Madueke, CI, Umunakwe R and Mbah OM (2022). Analysis of the effects of heat
treatment on the tensile properties of coir fibres using Minitab-18 statistical software.
Engineering and Applied Science Research EASR 2022;49(4):612-621
4. Madueke CI and Mkpado M.(2020). Book Title: Inclusive Green Growth. Chapter 5
“Prospects for and Constraints to Investment in Environmentally Friendly Infrastructure in
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Western Nigeria”. Advances in African Economics Social and political Development ISBN
978-3-030-44179-1Springer Professional. Indexed in Scopus.
Oluwaseun O. MARTINS
Designation: Senior Lecturer
E-Mail: oluwaseun.martins@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: +2348034782418
Summary of Profile
DR. Oluwaseun Opeyemi Martins, graduated with B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from Ladoke
Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho (LAUTECH) Nigeria in 2008 and Master of
Engineering (M.Eng) in Mechanical Engineering (Computer Aided Engineering Option) from the
Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) Nigeria in 2013.He is currently a PhD
student (Mobile Robotics and Machine Learning) at the Department of Mechatronics Engineering,
Federal University Oye-Ekiti. Engr. O.O. Martins before joining the University is a practicing
Engineer with industrial experience in different capacities with various engineering firms such as
Production Engineer at the Ogun State Water Corporation, Assistant Maintenance Officer at
Lafarge Cement Wapco Nigeria, Ewekoro Plant and Project Engineer (Mechanical Building
Services) at SOAD Engineering Consult. He is a registered Engineer with the Council for
Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) and Corporate Member of The Nigeria Society of
Engineers (MNSE). He has contributed to development of engineering in terms of training and
capacity building, academic curriculum development and staff development. He has attended many
International Conferences and served creditably well in many University committees. His research
areas include CAD/CAM/CAE, Mechatronics System Designs, Automation, Robotics, and
Simulation. He is currently a Lecturer in the Department of Mechatronics Engineering, Federal
University Oye, Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria.
1. Martins, O. O, Adekunle, A. A, Adejuyigbe, S. B., Arowolo, M. O., and Adeyemi, H.
O (2019) “Prototype Line Following Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) For Unit Load
Dispatch in An Office Environment” FUDMA Journal of Sciences (FJS) Vol. 3 No. 3,
September, 2019, pp 415 – 423.
2. A.A. Aribisala, O.D. Komolafe, O.M. Sanusi, O.O. Martins (2018)“Anthropometric
Evaluation of a University Lecture Hall's Seat” Journal of Natural Sciences, Engineering
and Technology, Volume 17(1&2) pp. 28-35
3. Adefemi Adekunle, Peter PelumiIkubanni and O. O. Martins, Development of
Computer Aided Design Software for Piston Movement, International Journal of
Mechanical Engineering and Technology, 9(10), 2018, pp. 559–567.
http://www.iaeme.com/IJMET/issues.asp?JType=IJMET&VType=9&IType=10
4. O. O. Martins, B. J. Olorunfemi, H. O. Adeyemi, A. A. Aribisala and A. A. Adekunle
“Review of recent developments in the use of nanofluids as coolants in metal cutting
operations” FUW Trends in Science &Technology Journal, www.ftstjournal.come-
ISSN:24085162;p-ISSN:20485170;October,2018: Vol.3 No. 2B pp. 740 – 748
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5. A. A. Adekunle, O.O. Martins andA. K. Babarinde“Computer Aided DesignAnd
AnalysisofPlainCarbonSteelSpurGearUnderDifferentForce Application” FUW Trends in
Science &Technology Journal, www.ftstjournal.come- ISSN:24085162;p-
ISSN:20485170;October,2018: Vol.3 No. 2 pp. 579– 584
6. Aribisala A.A., Martins O.O.,OtenaikeA., Ajayi J., (2018) “Design and Implementation of a
SequentialDisplay for a University in Nigeria” FUOYE JournalofEngineeringand
Technology, Volume3, Issue2, September, 2018 ISSN:2579-0625 (Online), 2579-0617
(Paper)
7. Martins O.O., BolajiB.O.,AdeyemiO.H.,SanusiO.M.(2018)“TheDesign and
ConstructionofaMotorized CitrusJuiceExtractor”. FUOYE Journalof
EngineeringandTechnology,Volume3, Issue2, September, 2018 ISSN:2579- 0625
(Online),2579-0617(Paper)
8. Hezekiah O.Adeyemi, OluwaseunO. Martins,OlanikeO. Ade-Ikuesan, OlawaleO.
Olaluwoye“MachineryMaintenanceViewpoint:OneApproachto an Improved Rural Road
Traffic Safety in Southwest Nigeria” International Journal of Engineering Technology and
Sciences (IJETS) ISSN: 2289-697x (Print);ISSN:2462-1269
(Online)Vol.5(1)June2018©UniversitiMalaysia PahangDOI:
http://dx.doi.org/10.15282/ijets.5.1.2018.6.1092
9. Olawale MonsurSanusi, Muhammad Dauda1, Malachy Sumaila, AbdulkarimSalawuAhmed,
Mohammed Tijani Isa, OlatundeAjani Oyelaranand OluwaseunOpeyemiMartins
“CompositionsOptimizationofAntangCorundumFor Developing Advanced Ceramic”Aceh
InternationalJournalof ScienceandTechnologyISSN:p-2088-9860;e-2503-2348,7(1):32-
43April 2018 Journalhomepage: http://jurnal.unsyiah.ac.id/aijst
10. H.O.Adeyemi,O.A.Olatunji,O.O.Martins,O.O.Akinyemi,O.O.AdamaandK.O.Alao“JobSafe
tyAssessmentofWoodworkIndustry InThe SouthwesternNigeria”.AridZoneJournal of
Engineering,Technology and Environment,December,2017;Vol.13(6):817-
830Copyright©Faculty of Engineering, University ofMaiduguri, Maiduguri, Nigeria. Print
ISSN:1596-2490, Electronic ISSN:2545-5818, www.azojete.com.ng
Dr. Temitope ADEFARATI

Email: temitope.adefaratiQfuoye.edu.ng
Phone: 08064249953
Summary of Profile
Dr. (Engr.) Temitope Adefarati, associate lecturer in the Department, he is currently a Lecturer I
at the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria.
He obtained his OND at the Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti (1998) and proceeded to the Federal
University of Technology Akure for his Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics
Engineering (2004). He later obtained a Master of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics
Engineering (2010). He is a Researcher with the Department of Electrical and Electronics
Engineering with interest in Power System Reliability and Maintainability, Electromechanical
devices and machines, Power System Control and Stability and Renewable Energy and Power
Generation.
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Dr. Kazeem A. BELLO
Email: tkazeem.bello@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: 08036386760
Summary of Profile
Engr. Dr Kazeem Aderemi Bello obtained a PhD degree in Industrial Engineering. He worked in
various engineering positions for over fifteen years in Eternit Limited (Etex Group) Nigeria before
he joined academics in 2018. He attended several professional courses including NEBOSH
International General Certificate (IGC1) in Occupational Health and Safety, Fire Safety, and Risk
Management in the United Kingdom in 2014. He also obtained NEBOSH International General
Certificate (IGC 2) in Health and Safety Practical Application in England in 2015 and NEBOSH
International General Certificate (IGC 3) in controlling workplace hazards in Wales in 2015. He is a
member of several professional bodies including the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), the
Nigerian Institution of Mechanical Engineers (MNIMechE), the Nigerian Institute of Industrial
Engineers (MNIIE), the Institute of Public Management of Nigeria (MNIPM), the International
Association of Engineers (IAENG), and a Fellow of Chartered Institute of Environmental and
Public Health Management of Nigeria (FCIEPHM), Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineering
(USA), Engineering Education Association (EEA). He is a COREN registered engineer. Dr K. A.
Bello recently won a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Faculty of Engineering and Built
Environment, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa. He has several
publications in local and internal journals. His research area includes Quality management systems,
Smart manufacturing, Machine/systems design, and Manufacturing Operations
ManagementQualifications: PhD (Industrial Engineering) Uniben 2018, MSc (Engineering
Management) Uniben 2014, PGD (Mechanical Engineering) FUTA 2008, HND (Mechanical
Engineering) YabaTech 1998. Area of Specialization: Industrial Engineering, Machine/Systems
Design and smart manufacturing technology.
Dr. Ademola BOLARINWA

Office: Lecturer I
Email: ademola.bolarinwa@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: 08034989796
Summary of Profile
Dr Ademola Bolarinwa graduated from the University of Ado Ekiti (UNAD)with Bachelor of
Engineering (B.Eng) in Civil Engineering (2004) and obtained his Master of Engineering (M. Eng)
from Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA). He is a registered engineer by the Council
for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN). He is currently working on his PhD
program at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Auckland, New Zealand with
scholarship from same school. His research interests are subsoil investigations/profiling; application
of finite element method (FEM) in solving immediate geotechnical problems; isolation methods for
earthquakes on deep foundation structures to mention a few.
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Teaching Areas: Soil Mechanics, Foundation Engineering, and Geotechnical Engineering
1. Bolarinwa, A. and Ola, S.A. (2016). “A Review of the Major Problem Soils in Nigeria”,
FUOYE Journal of Engineering and Technology (FUOYEJET),1(1)
http://engineering.fuoye.edu.ng/journal/index.php/engineer/article/view/20
2. Adeyeri, J.B., Bolarinwa, A. and Okeke, T.C. (2017). “Geotechnical Properties of Soils in
Ikole Ekiti Area, Southwestern Nigeria”, Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering
(EJGE), 22(1), Pp 21- 32. Available at http://www.ejge.com/2017/Ppr2017.0003ma.pdf
3. Bolarinwa, A., Adeyeri, J.B. and Okeke, T.C. (2017). “Compaction and Consolidation
Characteristics of Lateritic Soil of a Selected Site in Ikole Ekiti Southwest Nigeria”, Nigerian
Journal of Technology (NIJOTECH), 36(2)
4. Bolarinwa, A., Adeyeri, J.B. and Okeke, T.C. (2017). “Effects of Municipal Solid Wastes
(MSW) on Groundwater in Ikole Ekiti Area Southwest Nigeria”,FUOYE Journal of
Engineering and Technology (FUOYEJET), Vol. 2, No. 1.
5. Bolarinwa, A. (2012), “Effective Bored Pile design and Installation Techniques”, IQPC
International Conference on “Deep Foundations and Underground Infrastructures”, Pretoria,
South Africa on 17th -19thSeptember, 2012.
6. Bolarinwa, A. and Ola, S.A. (2012), “Geotechnical Properties of Major Problem Soils
ofNigeria”, International Conference of International Society of Soil Mechanics and
Geotechnical Engineering (ISSMGE), on 29th-30th April 2012 in Eko Hotels & Suites, Lagos.
7. Bolarinwa, A. and Fatokun, O. (2011), “Geotechnical Characterization of Some Major
Problem Soils of Nigeria in Road Failure Investigation”, Annual conference of the Nigerian
Society of Engineers (N.S.E.) on the 5th - 9thDec., 2011 Calabar, Nigeria.
Dr Feyidamilola FALUYI
Office: Lecturer I
Email: feyidamilola.faluyi@fuoye.edu.ng
Telephone:08033739665
Summary of Profile
Dr Faluyi graduated from Federal University of Technology Akure with a Bachelor of Engineering
(B.Eng.) in Civil Engineering in 2003, he obtained his Master degree in Civil Engineering from the
Federal University of Technology Akure in 2014, and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Federal
University of Technology Akure, 2023. He is a member of Nigeria Society of Engineers (MNSE)
and a registered member of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN). He
has worked with Ekiti State Road maintenance agency (now Public Works) and Ekiti State Water
Corporation (European Union water supply programme) before joining the service of the Physical
Planning Unit of the Federal University, Oye Ekiti. He is currently a Lecturer in the Department of
Civil Engineering of the Federal University, Oye Ekiti. His research interest includes Structural
design optimization, smart structures and eco-friendly materials/construction among other.
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1. Faluyi, F and Arum, C. (2012), ‘Design optimization of plate girder using generalized
reduced gradient and constrained artificial bee colony algorithms’, International Journal of
Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering, 2( 7) 304-312
2. Adetayo, O.A; Umego, O.M; Faluyi, F; Odetoye, A.O; Bucknor, A.O; Busari,A.A and
Sanni.A (2021) ‘Evaluation of pulverized cow bone ash and waste glass powder on the
geotechnical properties of tropical laterite,’ Silicon 14(5) 2097-2106
3. Amu, O; Adetayo, O.A; Faluyi, F and Akinyele, E. (2021) ‘Experimental study of
improving the properties of lime-stabilized structural lateritic soil for highway structural works
using groundnut shell ash’, Walailak Journal of Science and Technology (WJST), 18 (9) 9475-
9475
4. Adetayo, O.A; Umego, O.M; Amu, O; Faluyi, F; Odetoye, A and Bucknor, A.O (2022)
‘Performance Evaluation of Ternary Blends of Pulverized Cow Bone Ash and Waste Glass
Powder on the Strength Properties of Concrete’, Trends in Sciences, 19(8)
5. Adetayo, O.A; Amu, O; Faluyi, F; Akinyele, E. (2021) ‘Effect of Groundnut Shell Ash on
Laterite Soils Stabilized with Lime for Civil Structures’, International Journal of Integrated
Engineering,.13(4) 242-253
6. Faluyi F., Arum C., Ikumapayi C.M., and Alabi S.A. (2022) ‘A Review of the Compressive
Strength Predictor Variables of Geopolymer Concrete’, FUOYE Journal of Engineering and
Technology, 7(3) 404-414
Dr Olofin Ifeolorun Monyomi

Office: Adjunct Lecturer 1
Email: epher2002@yahoo.com
Phone: 080322414888
Summary of Profile
Dr Olofin, obtained her B.Sc. Civil Engineering (2003), M.Eng. Structural Engineering (2010) from
Bayero University Kano and Ph.D. (2018) from Jiangsu University. She is a Registered Engineer
COREN (2022).
Research Interests
• Composite, Concrete and Steel Materials
• High Performance Structural Monitoring Platform
• Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning
• Nonlinear Structural Element and Implementation
• Modeling and Simulation of Structures
• Nanotechnology in Civil Engineering
• Historical and Archaeological structures
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Teaching Area
• Foundation Engineering (CVE405)(2)
• Laboratory Practical and Design Studio IV(CVE 425)(2)
1. Olofin I & Liu. R.(2015)The application of carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP) cables
in civil engineering structures. SSRG International Journal of Civil Engineering (Scopus)
2. Olofin I & Liu R. (2016)Numerical modal analysis of a suspen dome with carbon fiber
reinforced polymer tensegrity system . Modelling, Measurement and Control, Series A(EI)
3. Olofin I, and Liu, R,(2017) Suspen-dome System: A Fascinating Space Structure,The Open
Civil Engineering Journal,(Scopus)
4. Olofin I, and Liu,R.(2019) A study on the ultimate bearing capacity of CFRP tensegrity
system in a suspen dome ,The Civil Engineering Journal(EI)
5. Olofin I, and Liu,R(2020)Research on the static behavior of a suspen dome with carbon
fibre reinforced polymer(CFRP) tensegrity system. Iran J Sci Technol Trans Civ Eng(SCIE)
Engr. Tochukwu K.OKEKE,

Office: Lecturer I
Email: tochukwu.okeke@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Engr. Tochukwu C. Okeke has a Bachelor of Engineering from the Federal University of
Technology, Owerri. He obtained his Master degree in Civil Engineering from the University of
Ilorin in 2015. He is a Corporate member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and a COREN
registered Engineer. His industrial work experience span in the following civil engineering
specialisations: building construction, steel structure, road construction, and project management.
He worked with Monier Construction Company in Portharcourt as a Road design Engineer and was
part of the project team that reconstructed the stadium road offset the popular Aba Road in
Portharcourt, Nigeria. He has been involved in several community development projects. He
presently holds the post of Lecturer II, and is the current Departmental Examination Officer. His
research interests are:
1. Climatic Change as relating to Drought and Rainfall Seasonality
2. Water Quality Assessment.
3. Ground Water Hydrology
Teaching Areas:
1. Water Resources Engineering.

2. Hydraulics of open channel flow.
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1. Adeyeri, J.B., Bolarinwa, A. and Okeke, T.C. (2017). “Geotechnical Properties of Soils in
Ikole Ekiti Area, Southwestern Nigeria”, Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering
(EJGE), 22(1), Pp 21- 32. Available at http://www.ejge.com/2017/Ppr2017.0003ma.pdf
2. Bolarinwa, A., Adeyeri, J.B. and Okeke, T.C. (2017). “Compaction and Consolidation
Characteristics of Lateritic Soil of a Selected Site in Ikole Ekiti Southwest Nigeria”, Nigerian
Journal of Technology (NIJOTECH), 36(2)
3. Bolarinwa, A., Adeyeri, J.B. and Okeke, T.C. (2017). “Effects of Municipal Solid Wastes
(MSW) on Groundwater in Ikole Ekiti Area Southwest Nigeria”,FUOYE Journal of
Engineering and Technology (FUOYEJET), Vol. 2, No. 1.
Engr. Kehinde A. BOLORUNDURO
Office: Lecturer I
Email: kehinde.bolorunduro@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Engr. BOLORUNDURO Kehinde Adedayo Obtained his Bachelor of Technology Degree in Civil
Engineering at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso in 2009. He proceeded to
the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and obtained Master of Science in Civil Engineering
(Water Resources and Environmental Engineering option) in 2017. He did the compulsory National
Youth Service Corps (NYSC) at the Ijero Ekiti Loocal Government Secretariat, Ekiti State, Nigeria
between 2012 and 2013. Former Lecturer at the Department of Civil Engineering, Federal
University of Agriculture, Makurdi and presently a Lecturer II in the department of Civil
Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE). He has co-authored a
number of research articles in some reputable Journals and has attended some Academic
Conferences and Workshops within Nigeria. He has supervised a few undergraduate final student
projects. He is a Member of Nigerian Society of Engineers. His research interest is in Water
Resources and Environmental Engineering
1. Kehinde A. Bolorunduro, Isaiah A. Oke and Olukayode S. Olopade (2022). Assessing the
efficiency of electrochemical treatment in removing selected pollutants from goldmine
wastewater in Itagunmodi, Osun State, Nigeria. (2022). FUW Trends in Science and
Technology Journal.
2. Kehinde A. Bolorunduro, Opeyemi K. Olayanju, and Isaiah A. Oke (2022). Derivation of the
Rainfall Intensity, Duration and Frequency Equations for Makurdi, Nigeria. FUOYEJET
3. Babajide J.O; Adekunbi E.A; Amoko, J.S; Olayanju, O.K; Bolorunduro, K.A and Oke I.A
(2022). Selected Operational factors effects on adsorption kinetics of arsenic. Algerian Journal
of Engineering and research
4. Ismail,A; Lukman S; Ojo, S.O; Bolorunuro, K.A; Adeosun, O.O and Oke, I.A: Solutions of
selected pseudo loop equations in water distribution network using Microsoft excel solver. Ife
Journal of Science vol. 18, no. 2 (2016)
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5. Lukman S; Ismail A; Asani , M.A; Bolorunduro , K.A; Foghi , P. U and Oke , I. A.: Effect Of
Selected Factors On Water Supply And Access To Safe Water In Nigeria ; Ife Journal of
Science vol. 18, no. 3 (2016)
6. Amoko, J; Obijole, A; Fehintola, O; Oke, I.A; Bolorunduro, K.A; Foghi, U.P; Amele, S.O;
Adegbite, A.A: Evaluation of Linear Regression Equations and Methods of Solving Linear
Equations: Adsorption Kinetics Model; Direct Res. J. Eng. Inform. Tech. Vol.3 (2), pp7-30,
November, 2015, ISSN: 2354-4155.
7. Amoko, J; Fehintola, O; Obijole, A; Bolorunduro, K.A; Oke, I.A; Mechanisms and modeling
phosphate removal from textile wastewaters by chemical coagulation: Direct Res. J. Chem.
Mater. Sci., Vol.4(1), 2016,ISSN: 2354-4163.
Dr. Oluwaseun A. ILESANMI,

Office: Lecturer I
Email: oluwaseun.ilesanmi@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: 08039194139
Summary of Profile
Dr. Ilesanmi, O. A. is a Lecturer I in the Department of Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering,
Federal University, Oye Ekiti. A graduate of Agricultural Engineering from University of Ilorin and
obtained his M.Eng in Soil and Water Engineering from The Federal University of Technology,
Akure and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Federal University of Technology Akure, 2023.. Prior to
his current role he worked with a World Bank Funded Project, Fadama III in Ekiti State and was
involved in the design of agricultural structures for farmers. He is currently carrying out his PhD
research with focus on the Environment and Climate Change.
Publications:
(i) Ogunrinde, A. T. , Olotu, Y. and Ilesanmi, O. A (2022) Spatio-temporal trend and

frequency analysis of precipitation in South-southern Nigeria (SSN). Climate
Research 88, 57-72, 2022
(ii) Ilesanmi, O. A., Oguntunde, P. G. and Olubanjo, O. O. (2021). Modelling the
Impacts of Climate Change on the Yield of Crops. Journal of Digital Food, Energy &
Water Systems 2 (2) 2021
(iii) Omofunmi O.E., Ilesanmi O.A. and Orisabinone T. (2019). Performance Evaluation
of Hydraulic Parameters of a Developed Drip Irrigation System, Malaysian Journal
Of Civil Engineering, 31:2 (2019) 9–16.
(iv) Umego O., Ewemoje T. and Ilesanmi O.A. (2018). Comparative Study of
Evapotranspiration Variation and its Relationship with other Climatic Parameters in
Asaba and Uyo. FUOYE Journal of Engineering and Technology (FUOYEJET).
(v) Ilesanmi, O. A. and Umego, O.M. (2016).Temporal Analysis of Evapotranspiration
Using FAO56PM Equation for Three Agro-Ecological Stations in Nigeria. Annals of
the Faculty of Engineering Hunedoara – International Journal of Engineering.
14(2): 215-220. (http://annals.fih.upt.ro/ANNALS-2016-2.html).
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(vi) Ilesanmi, O. A., Oguntunde, P. G., Olufayo, A. A. (2012). Re-examination of the
BMN Model for Estimating ETo. International Journal of Agriculture and Forestry,
2(6): 268-272. DOI: 10.5923/j.ijaf.20120206.01
(http://article.sapub.org/10.5923.j.ijaf.20120206.01.html)
Engr. Oluwole D. ADIGUN

Office: Lecturer I.
E mail: oluwole.adigun@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Coupled with his work experience as Trainee Engineer at a Ceramic company in Suleja, Niger
State, Nigeria, in 2006, Engr. O. D. Adigun received his B.Eng. degree in 2007 from the Federal
University of Technology, Akure, and his Masters degree in Materials Science and Engineering in
the University of Sheffield, United Kingdom, in 2016. As a lover of research, commitment and hard
work, Engr. O. D. Adigun have accomplished and published a number of research studies, attended
international and national conferences as well as workshops; and served the University in various
capacities since 2011.
Engr. Tunde Oluwatoyin OGUNDANA

Office: Lecturer I,
E-mail: tunde.ogundana@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: +2348036028549
Summary of Profile
Engr. OgundanaTunde Oluwatoyin was a graduate of the University of Ado- Ekiti, now Ekiti State
University Ado Ekiti in 2004 with second class, upper division honours degree in Mechanical
Engineering. He has a Master degree in Mechanical Engineering (production option) from the
Federal University of Technology, Akure.He is a corporate member of Nigerian Society of
Engineers (NSE) and a registered member of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in
Nigeria (COREN). He has worked with the Ekiti State Teaching Service Commission AdoEkiti as a
dedicated teacher for a period of seven years before he joined the Federal University of Oye – Ekiti
as a Graduate Assistant in 2013. His area of research includes Machining and Machine Design,
Gear Manufacturing and Production Engineering.
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Engr. Abraham O. OLOYE
Office: Lecturer I
Email: abraham.oloye@fuoye.edu.ng
Telephone: +2348063172888 or +2348083842780
Summary of Profile
Engr OLOYE, Abraham O. obtained his Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) and Master of
Engineering (M. Eng.) Degrees in Agricultural Engineering from the Federal University of
Technology, Akure and currently on his PhD research work in the same University. He joined the
service of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria as a Lecturer II and currently a Lecturer I in the
Department of Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering specializing in Processing and Storage
Engineering. He is a registered Corporate Member of the Nigerian Institution of Agricultural
Engineers (MNIAE), Nigerian Society of Engineers (MNSE) and a Registered Engineer, Council
for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN).
1. Oloye, A. O., Ilesanmi, O. A., Alabadan, B. A., Omofunmi, O. E., Oni, K. E., and Ebong,
M. T. (2023). Assessment of Potable Water Accessibility in Ikole-Ekiti, Nigeria. Nigerian
Journal of Technology (NIJOTECH). (In press).
2. Oloye, A. O., Olalusi, A. P., and Falayi, F. R. (2022). Design of Cold Storage Structure for
the Storage of White Yam (Dioscorea rotundata) Tubers. FUOYE Journal of Engineering
and Technology. 7(4): 424 – 429.
3. Oloye, A. O., Olalusi, A. P., and Falayi, F. R. (2023). Investigation of Carbohydrate content
of White Yam (Dioscorea rotundata) Tubers Stored in Cold Storage structures. Nigerian
Journal of Nutritional Society. (In press)
4. Omofunmi, O. E., Adisa, A. F., Alegbeleye, S. O. and Oloye, A. O. (2017). Impacts of
Catfish Effluents on Water Quality Parameters of Majidun Stream, South-West, Nigeria.
Arid Zone Journal of Engineering, Technology and Environment. 13(3): 378-388.
5. Oloye, A. O., Omofunmi, O. E., Alabadan, B. A., Ajisegiri, E. S. A., Ilesanmi, O. A. and
Musa, M. T. (2018). Assessment of Different Water Sources on the Production and
Acceptability of Sorghum-based Beverage. FOUYE Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences.
3(1): 148-154.
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Mr. Sunday G. ABORISHADE
Office: Lecturer I
Email: sunday.borisade@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
Borisade Sunday Gbenga is a Lecturer of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering with over five
years’ experience in teaching, research and mentoring in academia and he has been recognized on
numerous occasions for excellence and contributions to knowledge in the development of Natural
fiber reinforced composite. He’s strength lie in collaborative research, academic writing and public
engagement that are backed by training in materials and metallurgical engineering. He is a native
of Ikoro-Ekiti in ijero Local Government of Ekiti State, Nigeria. He attended Ekiti State
Government College, Usi Ekiti for his secondary education, and for his undergraduate and
postgraduate education, received B.Sc. /M.Sc. degree in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
from Federal University of Technology Akure and his doctorate degree in Advance Materials
Development Engineering from Federal University of Technology, Akure (in view). He specialized
in advance engineering material development especially for the automobile, oil and gas and
machine industries. His research interest include: natural fiber, ferrous and nonferrous alloys
development, corrosion studies and development of inhibitor using Nano biomaterials. Recently he
had been working in the area of Natural fiber reinforcement and Nanomaterial’s, Nano composites
for structural applications and engaged in feasibility studies, metallurgical process and equipment
design. He engaged in several community services including being a member of engineering faculty
board of Federal University Oye. He is a COREN Registered Engineer, a member of the Nigerian
Metallurgical Society. and also a member of International Association of Engineers (IAENG).
1. Seun Samuel Owoeye,Oji Babatunde, Babajide Oluwagbenge Fatile,Sunday Gbenga
Borisade (2018). Creep and thermal behavior of quarry dust-silicon carbide hybrid particles
reinforced ZA-27 alloy composites using stir casting technique. The International Journal of
Advanced Manufacturing Technology.https//doi.org/10.1007/s00170-018-2243-z
2. Kolawole, F.O., Abdulwahab, M., Kolawole, S.K.,Madueke,C.I, Borisade, S.G. (2015).
“Fabrication and Characterization of OLED Solar Devices “Proceedings of the Nigerian
Association for Energy Economics/International Association for Energy Economics
Conference, 8th Annual Conference, University of Ibandan, Oyo State.
3. JIMOH, B.O AJIBOLA, O.O. BORISADE, S.G :( 2015) Suitability of Selected Sand Mine
In Akure, Nigeria for Use as Foundry Sands in Aluminum Alloy Casting. International
Journal of Engineering and Technology Volume 5 No. 8, August, 2015
4. Ajibola, O.O Boluwade,E.A. Borisade,S.G :(2015) Geometallurgical Evaluation of Itapa
Ekiti Feldspathic-Biotite Ore Deposit for Effective Processing and Extraction.
International Journal of Mining Engineering and Mineral Processing 2015, 4(1): 1-7 DOI:
10.5923/j.mining.20150401.01
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Mr. Abiodun M. ADEBIMPE
Designation: Lecturer I
E-Mail: abiodun.adebimpe@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: +2348062470796
Summary of Profile
Engr. Adebimpe Abiodun Michael graduated with HND in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
from the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria in 2002, Postgraduate Diploma from the Federal
University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) in 2008 and Master of Engineering (M.Eng) in Electrical
and Electronic Engineering from the Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti (EKSU) in 2017. Engr. A. M.
Adebimpe had worked with Bummy Technology Nig. LTD, Ikeja, Lagos and Ekiti State Ministry
of Works and Transportation before joining the University. He is a registered Engineer with The
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) and Corporate Member of The
Nigerian Society of Engineers (MNSE). He has served creditably well in the Physical Planning Unit
and many University committees. His research areas include Mechatronics System Designs,
Automation, Engineering Modelling and Simulation. He is currently a Lecturer in the Department
of Mechatronics Engineering, Federal University Oye, Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria.
1. Adebimpe A. M., Uguru-Okorie C. D. and Arise D. V. (2022): Design and Implementation
of a Digital Sliding Gate Using RFID Technology, FUOYE Journal of Engineering and
Technology (FUOYEJET), 7(1), 53-56. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.46792/fuoyejet.v7i1.785
2. A. M. Adebimpe, D. C. Uguru-Okorie and E. O. Oluwagunwa. Design and Production of
an Automatic Solid Waste Sorting Machine with Smart Digital Counter. Nigerian Journal of
Technology, 2022, 41(3). [Publisher: Faculty of Engineering, University of Nigeria,
Nnsuka.
3. A. M. Adebimpe and P. K. Olulope. Improvement of the Voltage Profile of 11 kV Power
Network Using Capacitor Bank. FUW Trends in Science & Technology Journal,
www.ftstjournal.com, 2022, 7(2). [Publisher: Federal University Wukari].
4. Olulope P. K, Adebimpe A. M. and Okafor C. E. Probabilistic Analysis of Small Signal
Stability of Power System with Penetration of Distributed Generation: A Review, The
International Journal of Science & Technoledge, 2021, 9(5), 26-38. [Publisher: Globeedu
Group. DOI: 10.24940/theijst/2021/v9/i5/ST2105-013].
5. D. C. Uguru-Okorie., A. M. Adebimpe, T. O. Oni and P. Omoyemi: Development of an
Automated Bitter Leaf Processing Machine, Scientific African, 2022. DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sciaf.2022.e01311.
6. Matthew O. Arowolo, Bayode J. Olorunfemi and Abiodun M. Adebimpe. Development of
a Programmable Logic Control-Based Automatic Car Washing System. Research Journal of
Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology June, 2020, 17(3): pp 88-93.
7. A. M. Adebimpe and P. K. Olulope. Improvement of Power Delivery Efficiency of 11kV
Power Line using Power Capacitor Placement. International Journal of Advanced
Engineering, Management and Science (IJAEMS) April, 2018, 4(4): pp 309-318. [Publisher:
IJAEMS Publication https://dx.doi.org/10.22161/ijaems.4.4.13].
8. P. K. Olulope and A. M. Adebimpe. Fault and Power Loss Analysis on 11kv Feeder Lines
and Cost Implication on Ado-Ekiti Power Distribution Network. International Journal of
Scientific & Technology Research, September, 2017, 6(9): pp 336-341.
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Dr. Joseph ODUMOSU
Office: Lecturer I
Email: joseph.odumose@fuoye.edu.ng
Summary of Profile
1. Alademomi, A.S., Okolie, C. J., Daramola, O. E., Akinnusi, S, Adeniran, E. O, Olanrewaju,
H., Alabi, A., Salami, T. J. & Odumosu, J. O (2022). The interrelationship between LST,
NDVI, NDBI, and land cover change in a section of Lagos metropolis, Nigeria. Applied
Geomatics, 2022, 14 (2), pp. 299–314. DOI: 10.1007/s12518-022-00434-2. Indexed in
SCOPUS
2. Odumosu, J. O, Nnam, V. C and Nwadialor, I. J (2021). An assessment of spatial methods
for merging terrestrial with GGM-derived gravity anomaly data. Journal of African Earth
Sciences, 179 (2021). ISSN 1464-343X,179 (2021), 104202. Published by Elsevier. Indexed
in SCOPUS and Q2 in Scimago rating
3. Odumosu, J. O, Ajayi, O. G, Nnam, V. C and Ajayi, S (2021). Achieving Close Range
Photogrammetry with Non-metric Mobile Phone Cameras. Geodesy and Cartography, 47
(2), 71 - 79. e-ISSN 2029-7009. DOI: 10.3846/gac.2021.12241. Published by Vilinius
Gedilimas Technical University. Indexed in SCOPUS and rated Q3 in SJR.
4. Odumosu, J. O, Nnam, V. C, Adeleke, O. O, Avoseh, A and Ogundeji, O. (2020). Stereo
photogrammetry for 2-d building deformation monitoring using kalman filter. Reports in
Geodesy and Geoinformatics, 110 (1), 1 - 7. DOI: 10.2478/rgg-2020-0006. Journal of
Warsaw University of Technology, Poland. Published by De-Gruyer. Indexed in Web of
Science (WOS)
Dr. Folusho C. AWE

Office: Lecturer I
Summary of Profile
Dr. Awe had a solid training background in Architecture and Civil Engineering. He had HND, BSc, PGD,
MTech. (Architecture); PGD, M.Eng (Civil Engineering); PGD (Computer Sc.); PGD (Financial Manag.),
and Ph.D (GPS, Environmental Management and Urban Design option). He is a registered member of
Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN). In
addition, Dr. Awe is registered Architect with ARCON.; Member of Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA),
and member, Nigerian Computer Society.
Dr Awe work at Ondo State University Ado-Ekiti (OSUA), now Ekiti State University, 1991 to Dec., 2020,
in different capacities including, . Head, Physical Planning Department, Member: many committees
including University Management Team and in-attendance at University Governing Council meetings; Part
time lecturer: Faculty of the Social Sciences, in Civil Engineering Department. He was also UNDP Part time
Ekiti State Board Member, Adjunct Lecturer: JABU/ABUAD 2018-2020 and BOUSTI 2021 to date.
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Lecturer: Federal University Oye-Ekiti 2020 to date. Attended many seminars, conferences and workshops in
Nigeria and abroad.
1. Awe Foluso Charles and Akinluyi, Muyiwa Lawrence (2022). Urbanization and Housing
Typologies in an Urbanizing City: Ado-Ekiti , Nigeria as a Case Study. International Journal of
Architecture, Arts and Applications. Vol. 8, No. 2, 2022, pp91-99. Doi:
10.11648/j.ijaaa.20220802.16
2. Awe Foluso, C., Akinluyi, M. L., Yakubu, U. S., Ajiboye, O. L., & Awe, F. D. (2022).
Assessment Model of the Symmetrical Relationship between Housing Quality and Health in an
Urbanizing Environment. International Journal of Health Services, 6(S2), 9833-9848.
https://doi.org/10.53730/ijhs.v6nS2.7568 SCOPUS INDEXED JOURNAL.
3. Awe, F. C., Akinluyi, M. L., Yakubu, U. S. and Ajiboye, O. I. (2022). Interrogating the Merits
of Site Meeting: Case of Construction Projects Handling in Ekiti State Higher Institution.
International Journal of Mechanical Engineering. Vol.7, No. 4, April, 2022. SCOPUS
INDEXED JOURNAL.
4. Akinluyi, M. L., Awe, F. C., Adeleye, O. O. and Ogunruku, M. P. (2019). Pediatrics Physical
Facilities Design Characteristics in Southwestern Nigeria University Teaching Hospitals:
Lesson from Netherland Children Hospital. Universal Journal of Public Health. 7(6): ISSN 233-
254, 2019 DOI: 10.13189/ujph.2019.070602, 2019. SCOPUS INDEXED JOURNAL.
5. Awe, F. C. and Afolabi, F. I. (2017). Assessment of Housing Quality in Urban Core Of Ado
Ekiti Nigeria. Journal of Civil and Environmental, ISSN 2224-5790 (Paper) ISSN 2225-0514
(Online) Vol 9, No 7, 2017.
6. Awe, F. C., Aribisala, J. O. and Ogundipe, O. M. (2014). Investigation into the Suitability of
Periwinkle Shell as Filter Material. Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering and Applied
Sciences (JETEAS), 5(4): 237-242 2014 (ISSN 2141-7016), 2014.
Mr. Oguejiofor M. MBAH

Office: Lecturer II
Email: oguejiofor.mbah@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: +2348061179813
Summary of Profile
Mbah Oguejiofor Miracle obtained his B.Eng with second class, upper division in 2012 from the
department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). He is a recipient of
Emmanuel Okala scholarship award for his Master’s degree program and graduated in 2017 with
distinctions in the department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. His
research areas include Energy and Power, Artificial Intelligent, Machine and deep learning, and
Heat and mass transfer. He has also participated in several conferences and workshops which gear
towards Renewable Energy Resources for Sustainable Development. His is a registered member of
Council for Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN).
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1. Mbah O. M., Madueke C. I., Umunakwe R., Maurison N. A. (2022). Extreme gradient
boosting: A machine learning technique for daily global solar radiation forecasting on tilted
surfaces, Vol. 9(2), pp. E1-E6, doi: 10.21272/jes.2022.9(2).
2. Mbah, O. M., Madueke, C. I., Umunakwe, R., Okafor, C.O. (2022). Machine learning
approach for solar irradiance estimation on tilted surfaces in comparison with sky models
prediction. Journal of Engineering Sciences, Vol. 9(2), pp. G1-G6,
3. Mbah, O.M, Ozor,P., Mgbemene, C., Enibe, S.O. and Mbohwa,C. (2018). ‘Comparison of
Experimental data and Isotropic Sky models for global solar radiation Estimation in Eastern
Nigeria’. Paper presented at World Congress on Engineering, WCE
4. Onyeka V. O., Nwobi-Okoye C.C., Okafor O.C., Madu K. E and Mbah O.M (2021).
Estimation of global solar radiation using empirical models. Journal of Engineering
Sciences, Vol. 8(2), pp. G11-G19, doi:10.21272/jes.2021.8(2).g2
5. Mbah, O.M, Ozor,P., Mgbemene, C., Enibe, S.O. and Mbohwa,C. (2018). ‘Comparative
Analysis of Anisotropic Sky models and Experimental data in estimating solar radiation on tilted
surface in Sub-Saharan African climate’, Paper presented at IEOM Conference’,
6. Madueke, C. I., Umunakwe, R., & Mbah, O. M. (2022). Analysis of the effects of heat
treatment on the tensile properties of coir fibres using Minitab-18 statistical
software. Engineering and Applied Science Research, 49(4), 612-621.
7. Madueke, C.I., Umunakwe, R. and Mbah, O.M., (2022). Comparing the properties of
Nigeria coir fibre and those of some other countries for composites applications. MRS
Advances-Springer, pp.1-4. doi.org/10.1557/s43580-021-00202-1,
8. Madueke, C.I., Mbah, O.M., Umunakwe, R. and Borisade S.G (2021). Chemical Treatment of
Coir Fibre using NaoH for Composites Applications: A Review. Vol 4 N0 1 AUJET.
9. Chioma I. Madueke, Oguejiofor. M. Mbah, Reginald Umunakwe (2021). Assessment of the
Tensile and Hardness Properties of Polycaprolactone (PCL) and Flax Fabric Composite
(PCL/Flax). Paper presented at Institute of Polymer Engineers Conference in Nigeria.
Engr. Israel A. OLUMOROTI

Office: Lecturer II
Email: israel.loumoroti@fuoye.edu.ng
Phone: 09157867995
Summary of Profile
Engr. Olumoroti Israel Adebayo graduated from the University of Ado- Ekiti, now Ekiti State
University, Ado Ekiti in year 2000 with second class honors, upper division in Mechanical
Engineering. He has a Master degree in Mechanical Engineering (production and Design option)
from University of Lagos, Lagos State in 2018 and another professional master in engineering
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management from university of Ibadan in 2015. He is a corporate member of Nigerian Society of
Engineers (NSE) and a registered member of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in
Nigeria (COREN).
He has worked with Lafarge Cement Plc, Ewekoro. Ogun State, Nigeria having joined the company
as management trainee in 2003 and resigned as Mechanical Engineer in 2014. He later worked with
Eutectic Castolin West Africa (ECWA), situated in Industrial Estate, Ogba Lagos as Service
Engineer for the period of two years before joining Federal University Oye – Ekiti as a Graduate
Assistant in 2020. Currently, he lectures in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Federal
Uniersity Oye Ekiti, Ikole Ekiti campus, Ekiti State.
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10.0 TECHNICAL
Name of Staff Post Qualification

# Designation Prof Qual
(Full Time) & Remarks
Office Title
Ass. Chief
1 Engr. Falodun Tecchnologist BSc COREN
Principal Technologist
Mr. Ajiboye
2 HND NATE
3 Engr. R.O. Ogunleye Senior Technologist HND, PGD COREN
4 Engr. C.A. Ababalu Senior Technologist B.Eng; COREN
5 Mr Stephen Okeowo Technologist II HND
Senior Laboratory
6 Mr S.A. Adegbuyiro Assistant OND
11.0 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Post
Name of Staff Qualificati Qualification
# Designation on
& Remarks
Senior Assistant
1 Mrs. Adenike Obiyemi Registrar BA -
Mrs. Omolara
2 Ogunlade Executive Officer NCE -
Assistant Chief
3 Mr. W.A. Azeez Clerical Officer NCE -
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APPENDIX: Workshop and Laboratory Pictures
Sieving of aggregates using a mechanical sieve shaker
Vicat Apparatus for determination of setting time of cement paste
1.
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Slump cone for the determination loss in slump of fresh concrete
UTM Machine for the determination of the compressive strength of Concrete
83
UTM Machine for the determination of the splitting Tensile strength of Concrete
UTM Machine for the determination of the Modulus of Rupture of Concrete
84
Student carrying treatment of water with Ozone Generator
Students using the pH Meter
85
Student setting up the Magnetic Stirrer
Electrochemical Treatment of Wastewater
86
Mechanical Compactor
CBR Machine
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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT’S HANDBOOK

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OYE-EKITI

All rights reserved.

Third Edition 2023

A publication of the Department of Civil Engineering,

© Department of Civil Engineering,

PROF. BOLANLE T. OPOOLA

Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration)

PROF. OLUBUNMI S. SHITTU

Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics)

MRS. ADEBOLANLE A. DEBO-AJAGUNNA

DR. ISAAC O. BUSAYO

Thank you and God bless.

Dr Engr. Oluwaseun Adedapo Adetayo

The Acting Head of the Department

HOD AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

1.0 ABOUT FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OYE-EKITI …………………………. 9

The mission of the university includes:

(i) To advance the community of learning by engaging in scientific research, humanistic

2.2 History of the Programme

2.3 Programme Objectives:

2.4 Vision of Civil Engineering Department

2.5 Mission of Civil Engineering Department

4.0 ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION

4.3 Duration of Program

Graduation Required Units for B.Eng. Civil Engineering Programme

Federal University Oye-Ekiti

General Basic Basic Core SIWES

5.2 Classification Of Degrees:

Class of Degree Range of CGPA

5.3 Career Prospects

6.0 INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS AND ASSESSEMENT

6.2 Teaching Methods

6.3 Language of Instructions

6.4 Industrial Training:

7.1 Setting of Examinations

7.2 Moderations of Examinations

7.3 Conduct of Examinations

7.4 Evaluation of Scheme

7.5 Faculty Board of Examiners

7.6 University Senate

7.7 Correction of Results

7.9 Issuance of Results

7.10 Examinations Malpractices

7.11 Absence from Examinations

7.12 Final Year Undergraduate Project

100 Level Civil Engineering Curriculum

FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

Elementary Mathematics Elementary

MEE102 Technical Drawing C 2

Communication in Communication in English

GST108 Government, Society and

CHM 101 General Chemistry I (3 Units)

CHM 102 General Chemistry II (3 Units)

CHM 107 Practical Chemistry I (1 Unit)

CHM 108 Practical Chemistry (II) (1 Unit)

CPE101 Computers & Computing for Engineers (2 Units)

GST102 Communication in English II (2 Units)

GST103 Use of Library and ICT (2 Units)