Confused about NOUN non-examinable courses? Relax! This guide explains everything you need to know, from course types to registration, plus a handy list for your reference. Bookmark for future semesters!
Juggling studies, work, and personal life at NOUN can be challenging. But fear not, fellow students! One less thing to worry about is registering for exams for non-examinable courses. These courses, while crucial for your degree, don’t involve traditional written exams.
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What are NOUN Non-Examinable Courses?
Simply put, non-examinable courses are assessed through alternative methods like projects, presentations, practicums, or field experiences. These assessments allow you to showcase your practical skills and knowledge in a different light.
Non-examinable courses in NOUN typically focus on practical learning and skill development.
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Common Types of NOUN Non-Examinable Courses:
- Final Year Projects: Capstone projects that demonstrate your understanding of your chosen field.
- Seminars: Focused discussions and presentations on specific topics within your discipline.
- Practicum: Hands-on training and experience in real-world settings.
- Teaching Practice: For education students, a supervised teaching experience in schools.
- SIWES (Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme): Internship program for gaining practical work experience in your field.
- Research Project.
- Field Trip.
- Thesis, e.t.c
Benefits of Non-Examinable Courses:
- Reduced Exam Stress: No written exams translate to less pressure and more time for in-depth learning.
- Practical Skill Development: Gain valuable hands-on experience relevant to your career aspirations.
- Enhanced Research Skills: Develop research methodologies and critical thinking through projects.
- Improved Communication: Hone presentation and communication skills through seminars.
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List of NOUN Non-Examinable Courses:
This list is not exhaustive, but it provides a general overview:
| S/N | COURSE CODE | COURSE TITLE |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | EDA823 | SEMINAR |
| 2 | EDA812 | PRACTICUM IN EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT |
| 3 | EGC810 | GRADUATE SEMINAR |
| 4 | EGC814 | PRACTICUM AND DIRECTED FIELD EXPOSURE |
| 5 | EGC816 | RESEARCH PROJECT |
| 6 | SED800 | GRADUATE SEMINAR |
| 7 | EDT823 | RESEARCH AND MEDIA (SEMINAR) |
| 8 | BED412 | SEMINAR IN BUSINESS EDUCATION |
| 9 | BED314 | SIWES |
| 10 | BED413 | SIWES |
| 11 | PED423 | SEMINAR IN PRIMARY EDUCATION |
| 12 | ECE420 | SEMINAR IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION |
| 13 | CIT403 | SEMINAR ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION |
| 14 | EDU216 | MICROTEACHING |
| 15 | SED305 | PRACTICUM IN SCIENCE TEACHING |
| 16 | SED470 | SEMINAR IN INTEGRATED SCIENCE |
| 17 | EDU300 | SIWES |
| 18 | EDU335 | TEACHING PRACTICE I |
| 19 | EDU336 | POST-TEACHING PRACTICE REPORT |
| 20 | EDU435 | TEACHING PRACTICE II |
| 21 | EDU735 | TEACHING PRACTICE |
| 22 | EDU784 | RESEARCH PROJECT |
| 23 | EDU820 | DISSERTATION PROJECT |
| 24 | MBA888 | GRADUATE SEMINAR IN BUS ADMIN |
| 25 | BUS887 | M.SC SEMINAR |
| 26 | BUS890 | PROJECT (M.SC DISSERTATION) |
| 27 | MBA890 | PROJECT / DISSERTATION |
| 28 | ENT412 | SEMINAR IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP |
| 29 | ENT724 | ENTREPRENEURSHIP LEARNING TOUR EXPERIENCE |
| 30 | ENT709 | START-UP FUND |
| 31 | ENT823 | DISCIPLINED ENQUIRY IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP LEARNING TOUR EXPERIENCE |
| 32 | CRD409 | COOPERATIVE SEMINAR |
| 33 | CRD450 | PROJECT RESEARCH |
| 34 | ENT312 | INDUSTRIAL LEARNING AND TOUR |
| 35 | ENT210 | START-UP FUND |
| 36 | ENT450 | RESEARCH PROJECT |
| 37 | CIT389 | SIWES |
| 38 | CIT403 | SEMINAR IN EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES |
| 39 | BIO302 | FIELD COURSE I |
| 40 | BIO312 | SIWES |
| 41 | BIO401 | FIELD COURSE II |
| 42 | BIO409 | SEMINAR |
| 43 | CHM400 | SEMINAR |
| 44 | CIT499 | PROJECT |
| 45 | PHS305 | SEMINAR IN PUBLIC HEALTH |
| 46 | PHS326 | PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICAL I (FIELD WOK) |
| 47 | PHS512 | SEMINAR IN CORE AREAS OF PUBLIC HEALTH |
| 48 | PHS520 | COMMUNITY POSTING (INTERNSHIP) |
| 49 | PHS599 | RESEARCH PROJECT |
| 50 | NSC418 | SEMINAR IN NURSING |
| 51 | NSC318 | MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH NURSING PRACTICUM |
| 52 | NSC406 | MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING PRACTICUM |
| 53 | NSC513 | PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICUM |
| 54 | EHS501 | SEMINAR |
| 55 | EHS502 | RESEARCH PROJECT |
| 56 | TSM252 | FIELD TRIP REPORT |
| 57 | TSM310 | FIELD TRIP (PRACTICAL) |
| 58 | TSM447 | SEMINAR IN TOURISM STUDIES |
| 59 | ECO721 | SEMINAR |
| 60 | ECO716 | THESIS |
| 61 | INR309 | FIELD TRIP |
| 62 | INR421 | SEMINAR IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS & DIPLOMACY |
| 63 | AEC401 | FARM MANAGEMENT RECORDS AND ACCOUNT |
| 64 | AEC403 | FARM APPRAISAL AND EVALUATION |
| 65 | AEM212 | FARM PRACTICE |
| 66 | AFS401 | FISHERIES |
| 67 | AGM401 | FARM MECHANISATION PRACTICE |
| 68 | AGM403 | WORKSHOP PRACTICE |
| 69 | AGR401 | REPORT WRITING |
| 70 | AGR403 | BIOTECHNOLOGY IN AGRIC PRODUCTION |
| 71 | AGR502 | SEMINAR |
| 72 | ANP401 | ANIMAL HUSBANDRY TECHNIQUES I-RUMINANT ANIMAL |
| 73 | ANP403 | ANIMAL HUSBANDRY TECHNIQUES II-NON RUMINANT ANIMAL |
| 74 | ANP514 | SEMINAR |
| 75 | ARD401 | EXTENSION PRACTICES |
| 76 | ARD403 | EXTENSION STRATEGIES IN PILOT RURAL |
| 77 | CHS326 | PRACTICUM IN CLINICAL ATTACHMENT I |
| 78 | CHS520 | COMMUNITY POSTING |
| 79 | CHS513 | SEMINAR |
| 80 | CRP401 | CROP PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES |
| 81 | CRP405 | AGRICULTURAL PROCESSING AND STORAGE |
| 82 | CRP407 | CROP PROTECTION AND PEST AND DISEASE |
| 83 | EMT410 | FIELD TRIP IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE |
| 84 | ESM304 | RESEARCH METHOD AND FIELD TRIP |
| 85 | SLM401 | SOIL FERTILITY AND WATER MANAGEMENT |
| 86 | SLM403 | FARM DESIGN SURVEY AND LAND USE |
| 87 | SLM405 | AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY |
| 88 | SLM407 | SOIL SITE CHARACTERISATION |
| 89 | CRS805 | POSTGRADUATE SEMINAR |
| 90 | FRE441 | SEMINAR PRESENTATION IN FRENCH LANGUAGE |
| 91 | HCM412 | SEMINAR IN HOTEL AND CATERING MANAGEMENT |
| 92 | MKT210 | MARKETING IN PRACTICE |
| 93 | CSS431 | SIWES |
| 94 | MAC318 | SIWES |
| 95 | ESM299 & ESM399 | SIWES |
| 96 | CHM | SIWES |
| 97 | PCR374 | SIWES |
| 98 | PHY399 | SIWES |
| 99 | EMT400 | SIWES |
| 100 | FOR ALL FACULTY | PROJECT, THESIS AND LONG ESSAY |
How to Register for NOUN Non-examinable Courses.
Students are to follow this procedure;
- Visit https://www.nouonline.net/
- Click on Student
- Click on Login
- Enter Login Details then click submit
- Goto registration and click on Project Registration
- Select the level and then click proceed to display all non-examinable courses available for the selected level
- Repeat steps 1-4 and 6 for carryover project registration
Important Reminders:
- Registration: While you don’t register for exams, you still need to register for the courses themselves.
- Assessment methods: Each course has specific assessment criteria and submission deadlines, so be sure to stay informed.
- Study centre: Submit your projects and reports to your designated study centre.
- Dropping exams: If you mistakenly registered for an exam in a non-examinable course, visit your study centre to drop it.
Read also: NOUN Course Registration Procedure for All Students.
Conclusion: NOUN Non-examinable Courses.
Non-examinable courses offer a valuable opportunity to enhance your learning and practical skills without the added stress of exams. By understanding these courses and utilizing them strategically, you can pave the way for a smoother and more fulfilling academic journey at NOUN.
So, embrace these non-examinable gems, and focus on acquiring knowledge and skills that will propel you towards your future success!
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