Coursework
Undergraduate and graduate coursework, Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Nigeria
B.Sc. (Hons.), Meteorology — 2000–2006
2000–2001
- General Chemistry I
- Use of English I
- Engineering Drawing
- Introductory Mathematics I (Algebra and Trigonometry)
- General Physics I
- General Physics III
- General Physics (Laboratory) I
- General Chemistry II
- Use of English II
- Information Retrieval
- Logic and Philosophy
- Workshop Practice
- Elementary Mathematics II
- Elementary Mathematics III
- General Physics II
- General Physics (Laboratory) II
2001–2002
- General Agriculture (Theory)
- Man and His Environment
- Computer Programming I
- Codes, Observations and Plotting
- Mathematical Methods
- Elementary Differential Equations I
- Thermal Physics
- General Agriculture (Practical)
- Instrumentation and Environmental Measurement
- Introduction to Numerical Analysis
- Linear Algebra II
- Electric Circuits and Electronics
- Waves and Optics
- Basic Electronics
2003–2004
- World Climatology
- Atmospheric Physics Experiment I
- Atmospheric Thermodynamics
- Fluid Dynamics
- Vector and Tensor Analysis
- Elementary Differential Equation II
- Analytical Mechanics I
- Experimental Physics I
- Electronic Engineering I
- Principles of Economics
- Dynamic Meteorology
- Synoptic Analysis and Current Weather I
- Atmospheric Physics Experiment II
- Cloud Physics
- Field Trip
- Statistics for Physical Sciences and Engineering Students
2004–2005
- Atmospheric Radiation
- Agricultural Meteorology
- Tropical Meteorology
- Boundary Layer and Turbulence
- Satellite Meteorology
- Aeronautical Weather Forecasting
- Synoptic Analysis and Current Weather II
- Hydrometeorology
- Industrial Training (SIWES)
2005–2006
- Soil and Water Conservation
- Crop/Soil Water Management
- West African Meteorology
- Marine and Physical Oceanography
- Computer Application in Meteorology
- Case Study of Meteorology Phenomena: Seminar
- Meso-Scale Weather Systems
- Dynamical Oceanography
- Advanced Dynamical Meteorology and Numerical Weather Prediction
- Thesis Project
M.Tech., Physics (Space Physics) — 2010–2012
- Mathematical Methods
- Quantum Mechanics
- Electrodynamics
- Computational Physics
- Digital Electronics
- Advanced Laboratory and Technology Techniques
- Planetary Atmosphere
- Ionospheric Physics
- Geomagnetic Phenomena
- Space Weather
- Master’s Thesis Research Project
Course lists reflect official transcripts (WES-evaluated). Grades and credit hours are omitted here for readability; available on request.