Month: January 2021

Jan 31

Discover Comprehensive List Free of Vocational and Technical Education Project Topics

Vocational and technical education (VTE) plays a vital role in providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary for employment in various industries. VTE programs aim to provide students with practical skills that can be applied in the workplace, making them more employable and competitive in the job market. One of the critical aspects of VTE is project work, which allows students to apply their knowledge and skills in a practical setting. In this blog post, we will discuss some VTE project topics and materials that students can explore.

Vocational-technical education (VTE) project topics and materials on this website is basically about that aspect of education which leads to the acquisition of practical and applied skills as well as basic scientific knowledge. The major VTE project topics are listed below.

Free VTE Project Topics

 

Jan 31

Bachelor of Science and Masters Degree In Accounting Project Topics and Materials

Whatever degree of study you are currently, this article presents Accountancy research project topics and material to act as a guide.

Project which is always the biggest unit course is usually neglected due to the time frame and lack of adequate resources to write a complete and acceptable project report. In most cases, final year students do complain of lack of materials to carry out their work. It on this note we encourage various researchers to upload their academic research work and also take further steps to compile enormous project topics and materials for Bsc and Msc accounting undergraduate and postgraduate students to ease their stress. Most of these topics cover all aspect of accounting, like accounting project topics and materials on auditing, on taxation, public sector accounting, management accounting, oil and gas accounting and many other aspect you might want to write your final year project on in the field of accounting.See the list of the Accounting project topics and materials below. If you find a your choice, click on it to see the complete project and how to download it, whether in PDF or word.

BSc, PhD and Msc Accounting Project Topics And Materials

Jan 30

Effect of Animated Cartoon on Primary school pupils in Nigeria

Abstract

The Effect of Animated Cartoon on Primary school pupils. This thesis is about cartoon-consumer relationship in an effort to discover the impacts of animated cartoons on children in Lagos It is hoped that the findings and conclusions herein will help generate cartoons that can educate Nigerian children to live in ways that are socially and culturally desirable. Nigeria has in the last ten or so years, witnessed rapid growth in the number of television channels and satellite television. The television channels and satellite television have availed to children a vast amount of animated cartoons that transmit European, Japanese and North American views of life instead of the realities in which Nigeria children live. This research was carried out in Lagos, to find out whether or not animated cartoons have an impact on children aged seven to eleven years. Before achieving this primary objective, it was important to first find out which animated cartoons children watch and how regularly they watch the cartoons. It was also essential to first view the roles parents’ play in encouraging or discouraging their children who watch animated cartoons. Casual observation, a general survey, questionnaires, face-to-face interviews and focus group discussions were methods used to gather data for analysis. The analysis of data shows that children in Lagos watch a lot of cartoon programs during the week, over the weekends and during school holidays; entertainment is the primary reason why children watch animated cartoons. Analysis also reveals that parents do not monitor their children’s viewing habits and, consequently, have little knowledge of the content of the animated cartoons their children watch. Parents appear to assume that cartoons are “innocent” and are “good for children.” This research reveals that 55.6 % of the 426 respondents say that they did not talk about cartoons with their parents and 92% said they did not discuss animated cartoons with their teachers. Without guidance, the majority of children appear to assume that all animated cartoon is good. A good number of the children cannot pinpoint bad aspects of animated cartoons but were able to clearly state what they perceived to be “good” things  about animated cartoons. Overall, the research established that Non-African ideals of beauty and image dominate animated cartoons aired on television programs in Lagos. Children are excellent imitators but poor evaluators. This study suggests that animated cartoons have discernible impacts on children in Lagos in that they influence the children to construct their worldview and create perceptions that are alien to Nigeria. The Non African ideals and values are increasingly defining the perception and attitudes towards gender roles, sexuality, body images and role modelling of children who consume animated cartoons in Lagos. This is because these children arc in that stage where images and impressions from diverse environments play a big part in how they construct their world

 

Jan 30

Strategic environmental scanning and organization performance in a competitive business environment.

Strategic environmental scanning and organization performance in a competitive business environment

Abstract

This work justified “the impacts of Strategic Environmental Scanning on Organization performance in a competitive business environment” by studying Nestle Nigeria Plc and Cadbury Nigeria Plc. The opinions of the selected respondents were sought by the use of structured questionnaire; the collected data were analyzed and interpreted with regression and coefficient of correlation method of analysis. Hypothesis one revealed that there is significant relationship between strategic environmental scanning and organization performance, the coefficient of determination (R2) is 0.297. It shows that 30% of the variation or change in effective organization performance is caused by variation in strategic environmental scanning. Hypothesis two also shows that the coefficient of determination (R2) is 0.301. It means that 30% of the variation or change in organization productivity is caused by variation in external environmental factors, which connotes that the external environmental forces have positive impact on organization performance. And as such, the use of strategic environmental scanning in evaluating the external environmental forces (opportunities and threats) helps in seizing the opportunities and avoiding threats and it leads to organization profitability. Hence, since the findings shows positive signal, the researcher recommends that, organization should strategically, periodically, and continuously involve in strategic environmental scanning and pay strong attention to the threats (so as to avoid) and opportunities (so as to seize) in the environment

Jan 30

The major causes of clamouring for break up in Nigeria

The major causes of clamouring for break up in Nigeria

Abstract

Federalism has been given several meaning such that the new lexicons on the subject in Nigeria are ‘true’ and restructuring. However, the concept has more of a normative dimension than an empirical interpretation. This makes it difficult to generalize across the various political systems that have adopted a federal system. The primary aim of federalism is to accommodate diversity in a single entity. The challenge however lies in the underlining principle of federalism that will be suitable in resolving salient political issues in these societies. The debate often has resolve around the ideal model of federal arrangement that is suitable across time and space. While there have been diverse perspectives of federalism and its operations, consensus on the ideal model is still lacking. Thus, bringing to the fore arguments that federalism is a means to an end and not an end in itself. Consequently, the issues that necessitate the adoption of federalism should be the emphasis of the principles of federalism and not the adoption of a model that may not adequately capture the peculiarities of those societies. This paper attempts a conceptualisation of the concept and makes a comparison of its practice in United States of America and Nigeria.

 

Jan 30

The extraction and characterisation of keratin from bovine hoof

the extraction and characterisation of keratin from bovine hoof

ABSTRACT

Keratin from the hoof is a less explored source for making valuable products. In this paper we present the extraction of pure keratin from bovine hooves and characterized them to better address the possible exploitation of this bio-resource as an alternative material for tissue engineering applications. The keratin protein from the pulverized hooves was extracted by reduction, which was observed to be pure, and two polypeptide chains of molecular weight in the range of 45-50 and 55-60 KDa were determined using SDS-PAGE assay. FTIR analysis complementing circular dichroism (CD) data, established that hoof keratin predominantly adopted alpha-helical conformation with admixture of beta-sheet. The keratin was shown to have appreciably high denaturation temperature (215[degree sign]C) as indicated by differential scanning calorimetric (DSC) analysis. Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) also showed the retention of 50% of the original weight of the sample even at a temperature of 346[degree sign]C. The keratin from the hoof had been observed to be biocompatible when analyzed with MTT assay using fibroblast cells, showing more than 90% cell viability. Hence, hoof keratin would be useful for high value biomedical applications.

Jan 30

Domestic debt burden and human welfare in Nigeria

Domestic debt burden and human welfare in Nigeria

Abstract

The problem of debt has assumed a crisis proportion in Nigeria. What makes the debt crisis more critical is that Nigeria still has the unenviable distinction of being one of the most impoverished countries in the world. The paper examines the nature and causes of debt burden in Africa in general and Nigeria in particular. It argues that debt crisis has serious implication for the development of Nigerian economy. It noted that debt has affected the proper conduct of monetary policy and affected other macroeconomic variables like inflation, which makes proper prediction in the economy difficult. It therefore suggests that Nigeria needs to devise means of promoting a sustainable debt management strategy through prudent management of resources and invest in entrepreneurial development to boost trade and investment.