PHC2605 Laboratory Techniques in Physics

You have logged into PHC2605 - "Laboratory Techniques in Physics" - a Level 02  second semester course offered for the Advanced Certificate in Laboratory Technology Programme.

ADC2206 Mathematics for Laboratory Technology

"ADC2206-Mathematics for Laboratory Technology" - a Level 02 First semester course offered for the Advanced Certificate in Laboratory Technology Programme.

BYC2403 Laboratory Techniques in Plant Science

"Laboratory Techniques in Plant Science" is one of the course in Advanced certificate in laboratory technology programme.This course is offered by the Department of Botany. The main purpose of the course is to provide you a broad and basic knowledge on the anatomical, morphological, and physiological diversity within the plant kingdom and ecosystems. It focusses on developing your skills in relation to basic and applied aspects of plant science using classical and modern techniques. In addition, practical sessions of the course are designed to enhance the practical skills and hands on experience in a laboratory environment.

CSC2207 Basic Information and Communication Technology

This is a 2 credits course offered by the Dept. of Computer Science, Faculty of Natural Sciences. It provides very basic knowledge of computer Skills that you required to fulfil your course.

CYC2604 Laboratory Techniques in Chemistry

CYC 2604 - Laboratory Techniques in Chemistry is a 6 credit course that covers the basic concepts of chemistry required to work in a laboratory. 

ZYC2201 Laboratory Organisation, Management and Safety

You have logged into ZYC2200 Laboratory Organization, Management and Safety - A 2 credit Level 2 course conducted by the Department of Zoology in first semester. This course provides the knowledge and understanding on organization of  infrastructure facilities of science laboratories, basic instrumentation, equipment and storage methods, up to date maintenance practices and methodologies to ensure safety in laboratories.  

ZYC2400 Laboratory Techniques in Animal Studies

This is a 4 credit Level 2 course conducted by the Department of Zoology in first semester. This course provides the theoretical knowledge and practical experience on handling, culturing, collection, preservation and storage of animals, study of ecosystems and its components and indicator of human/animal physiological conditions, using classical and modern methods.