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The following Bachelor of Science courses are currently running in via our Summer Program, more courses are under development and will be posted here when launched. In the Summer Program, an academic year comprises of three (3) semesters, one semester is conducted on a face to face training system with the lecturers while the other two semesters ar delivered through distance education. Students are allowed a maximum of twelve (12) credit hours per face to face semester and a maximum of eight (8) credit hours on the distance education semesters. All distcance education courses are supported by tutorials plans are under developement for additional support via electronic media. Visit our E-Learning link for further details on electronic media support.

 

All our modules have been prepared by senior lecturers with over 20 years experience in teaching-learning process to make your lerning experience as exciting and fulfilling as possible. We continously revise our modules as times change to make your learning as up to date as possible for you to compete above the rest in the job market.

 

Below is a breakdown of all courses currently being offered.


Track title: - BASIC TRACK.

Track Description:- The basic track is designed to meet the University’s overall mission in providing students with foundation in higher order thinking, communicative, computing and computer skills. Most of the courses are prerequisite for the remaining tracks.

 

Course codeCourseYearSemesterCredit Hours

A

Basic Track

Math 150Applied Mathematics114
Math 230Linear Algebra and Calculus124
Math 241Introduction to Statistics124
Coms 120Basic Computer, Programming and Databases128
Flee 101Communicative English Skills I112
Flee 102Communicative English Skills II112

 Subtotal Credit Hours

24

 


Track title: - SURVEYING/GEODESY.

Track Description:- The surveying or geodesy track is designed to acquaint students with various current surveying instruments, develop theoretical and practical skills of using such instruments. Furthermore students are expected to make measurements in the field, to sketch what they have measured, to transfer field data in to computers, edit the data and prepare digital maps.

 

Course codeCourseYearSemesterCredit Hours

B

Surveying Track

Laad 231Basic Geodesy214
Laad 233Geodetic Survey214
Laad 333Cadastral Survey314
Laad 234Satellite Geodesy (GPS)214
Laad 236Remote Sensing, Photogrammetry and Digital Mapping224
Laad 336Geographical Information System (GIS)228

Subtotal Credit Hours 

28

 


Track title: - ECONOMICS.

Track Description:- The Economics track is intended to acquaint students with basic concepts, real estate market analysis and techniques of carrying out real estate well as issues of discounting, compounding and formulation of investment problems with basic economics property valuations as are treated.

 

Course codeCourseYearSemesterCredit Hours

C

Economics Track 

Laad 242Micro and Micro Economics228
Laad 342Property Market324
Laad 344Investment Theory & Practice324
Laad 443Property Valuation418

Subtotal Credit Hours

24
 

Track title: - LAW.

Track Description: - The law track is proposed to acquaint students with basic concepts of law, Constitutional law, Public Law and civil law with emphasis on real estate law. Particular prominence is given to Law of real estate property, contracts (also gift and lien, especially mortgages); and an overview of major laws relating to land in Ethiopia.

 

Course codeCourseYearSemesterCredit Hours

D

Law Track

Laad 251Introduction to Law & Comparative Law218
Laad 252Constitutional & Public Law224
Laad 353Civil Law318

Subtotal Credit Hours

20

 


Track Title: - LAND ADMINISTRATION.

Track Description: - The Land administration track is expected to acquaint students with central concepts of the program. Issues of efficient land administration systems such as how, why, and new concepts and good practices from elsewhere are introduced and analyzed. The courses in this track are thus synthesizing ideas studied in the previous tracks hence most of the courses are undertaked by students in their senior classes.

 

Course codeCourseYearSemesterCredit Hours

E

Land Administration Track

Laad 121Introduction to Land Administration114
Laad 164Physical Planning124
Laad 222Natural Resources114
Laad 361Land Regulations314
Laad 364Infrastructure Regulations314
Laad 461Lease in Relation to Development414
Laad 362Commons324
Laad 466Land Reforms424
Laad 465Negotiation & Communication414
Laad 468Property Rights & Land Registration424

Subtotal Credit Hours

40

 


Track title: - RESEARCH.

Track Description: - The Research track is anticipated to acquaint students with basic concepts, techniques and skills of doing research. Importance is placed on how students identify research problems, collect, summarize and analyze data, write their research reports, and defend their results.

 

Course codeCourseYearSemesterCredit Hours
Laad 271Research Methods212
Laad 472Thesis426

Subtotal Credit Hours

8
 TOTAL CREDIT HOURS144

 


For further information you may contact our Academic Affairs Office using the following details:-

The Academic Affairs Office,

Institute of Land Administration,

Bahir Dar University,

P. O. Box 79,

Bahir Dar, Ethiopia.

Tel: +251 58 2205933.

Fax: +251 58 2202239.

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