DEFICIENCIES

REMEDIES

1. The curriculum is substantially covered as some of the questions are not up to the required standards.
2. Academic regulations exist in students’ handbook, but do not include rules and regulations governing the conduct of examinations and penalties for examination malpractice.
3.The classrooms lack projectors and public address system.
4.The slow internet connectivity impedes access to e-books and journals by students and staff of the programme.
5.Funding is inadequate for the programme.

1. The University should ensure that the curriculum is adequately covered by setting standard questions of five to answer three for Two Credit Units Courses and six questions to answer four for Three Credit Units Courses.
2.The University should review students’ handbook to include regulations governing the conduct of examination and penalties for examination malpractice.
3.Functional projectors and public address system should be provided for the programme.
4.The University should ensure that internet connectivity is improved upon.
5.The programme should be adequately funded.