School of Pure & Applied Sciences Department of Physical Sciences B.Sc. Physics Students (Year 3)

This unit is an introductory course whose main aim is to broaden your understanding and perspective of oral literature through studying the oral literature of your community and that of other East African communities. I am aware that, by now, most of you are exposed to some oral literature both through formal education and also through contact with the material as is practiced and performed within your own communities. However, I am also aware that due to various influences, students are not able to fully appreciate the multidimensionality of the oral literature discipline and more so its significance in literary studies. This course is thus designed so that your understanding of the subject becomes broadened and that you are able to appreciate: (a), the place of oral literature within the wider literary studies and African literature in particular. Oral literature needs to be recognised as a unique form of literary expression, exhibiting imaginative and creative dimensions that enrich the study of African literature; (b) the place of oral literature within the rich heritage of the African Oral traditions; (c) the place of oral literature in the rediscovery of African cultural heritage eclipsed by unfavorable historical circumstances and (d) the place of oral literature within the Contemporary written African literary tradition

PowerPoint is a presentation software package. With PowerPoint, you can easily create slide shows. Trainers and other presenters use slide shows to illustrate their presentations. This lesson introduces you to the PowerPoint window. You use the window to interact with the software.

Annual crop definition Crops that take not more than one year to mature Classification of Crops There are two major methods of classifying crops plants Botanical classification which is based on the morphological similarity of plants parts Economic classification is based on their uses 1. Botanical classification The grass family The legume family 2. Agronomic/economic classification Cereal or Grain crops Legumes Oil crops Root and tuber crops Fiber crops Forage crops Vegetable crops Rubber crops/latex crops Beverage crops 3. Special-purpose Classification Cover crops Botanical, agricultural or special classification

Refers to the formal process of using research, meetings, interviews, questionnaires, sampling, and other techniques to collect information about system problems, requirements, and preferences. It is also called information gathering or data collection.

A gene is the basic physical and functional unit of heredity. Genes, which are made up of DNA, act as instructions to make molecules called proteins. In humans, genes vary in size from a few hundred DNA bases to more than 2 million bases.

M-commerce (mobile commerce) is the buying and selling of goods, services or information by using Wireless handheld devices such as cellular telephone and personal digital assistants (PDAs). It is an important application of Mobile Computing. This includes purchases on Websites or apps, in-store or from vending machines; paying for travel, events or bills; or redeeming a coupon.any type of commerce that is conducted using a mobile device.

Series of well-defined phases performed in sequence that serve as a framework for developing a system or project, Each phase’s output (results) becomes the input for the next phase.

An annual crop is a crop that completes its life cycle in one year. This means it can go from seed to flower and back to seed and then dies off during one growing season.

The notes provide a good understanding of misrepresentation in supply of goods and services.

The notes provide complete details on product liability law.

The notes are key in understanding the smallest bits when drafting sale/purchase agreements, especially in conveyancing.

Consumer Protection Act No. 46 of 2012

This is a full summary of all concepts under Insurance Law.

A trust has been defined as the relationship which arises whenever a person, called the trustee, is compelled in equity to hold property, whether real or personal, and whether by legal or equitable title, for the benefit of some persons, of whom he may be one and who are termed beneficiaries or ``cestui que trust``, or for some object permitted by law, in such a way that the real benefit of the property accrues, not to the trustee, but to the beneficiaries or other objects of the trust.

Introduction • To fail to honour an undertaking is professional misconduct. • Undertakings involve settlements such as:- (a) Payment of purchase monies (b) Loan funds (c) Discharge of obligations (d) Accounting to the other party for documents in return

In this lecture you will learn what law is and how it relates to society. Human societies can be distinguished from animal groups by reference to social rules. Marriage is a good example of the way in which social rules govern our lives. Not only is the monogamous marriage supported by the predominant religion in our history but it is also maintained through moral rules and by the operation of rules of law which define and control the formalities of marriage ceremony, lay down who can and who cannot legally marry, specify the circumstances whereby divorce may be obtained, define the rights to matrimonial property upon marital breakdown.

Evidence 2 Examination of Witnesses Adversarial systems and the examination of witnesses Testing veracity of direct evidence (from witness testimonies) centrality of witness testimony

A good theory is a way of making sense of a disturbing situation. To engage in theorizing means to take thought about what is there to be learned. Theories are explanations based on observations and reasoning.

By the end of this module, the learner will be able to have a clear understanding of Childhood, the difference between child and childhood, the evolution of childhood, the characteristics of a child, the social construction of a child, socialization, the principles of development of childhood in communities, the global child, child rearing practices, children abuse and the African and international conventions on the rights of a child.