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Aug 5, 2013

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (FMT) ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

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To be accepted to study at FUTO, interested applicants must apply through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Exam (UTME) body having gone through each of the school requirements.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (FMT) REQUIREMENTS


Direct Entry Requirement

At least three ‘A’ Level credits in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry

At least Upper Credit OND/HND in relevant fields. Candidates must in addition meet the UTME ‘O’ Level requirements.
UTME Requirement

At least five credits at ‘O’ Level in English Language, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics plus any other subject taken from Biology, Geography, Economics, Fine Arts, Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics.
UTME Subjects

English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS

FUTO requires (i) At least three ‘A’ Level credits in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. (ii) OND/HND at Upper Credit Level in Engineering and does not accept NCE. Candidates must in addition meet the UTME ‘O’ Level requirements

UTME: FUTO requires at least five credits at ‘O’ Level in English Language, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics plus any other subject taken from Biology, Geography, Economics, Fine Arts, Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics



UTME SUBJECTS: FUTO requires English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics
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About Information management Technology

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The Department of Information Management Technology (IMT) was approved by Senate, the highest academic governing body in the university, in March 2004, and had the first student enrollment in the academic session 2004/2005. Now approved by the National Universities Commission (NUC), following the resource visitation of December, 2007, the department has about 400 students. The programme option available in the department for now is Information Technology.

This programme is in compatibility with programme with institutional mission. FUTO is a Technology University, therefore areas of information and communication technology is a bedrock of technology education and their it’s quite compatible with the mission of FUTO. There is evidence that the mandate of the programme will not be duplicated or duplication of work by other department in FUTO. Since there is no other department in FUTO is offering degree course in Software Technology.

Objectives

  • This Department will train students with a Bachelor degree in Software Technology.

  • To train graduate that will be able to design and implement software signs based on sound software engineering principles; in such areas as saver side web development and database driven web applications.

  • To produce graduate who will be proficient in the development of software Engineering Application and be responsible for its management design and implementation.

  • The graduates of this programme will start a career in software engineering and will also be prepared for life long learning.

  • The graduates of this programme will have the ability to solve software engineering problems using advanced programming techniques

  • It will presents students of an (IMT Department) in-depth knowledge of software design patterns, component based design and software architectures.


Admission Requirements for INFORMATION MGT TECH

 
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Information Management Technology Admission Requirements

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To be accepted to study at FUTO, interested applicants must apply through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Exam (UTME) body having gone through each of the school requirements.


INFORMATION MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (IMT) REQUIREMENTS



Direct Entry Requirement


At least three ‘A’ Level credits in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry

At least Upper Credit OND/HND in relevant fields. Candidates must in addition meet the UTME ‘O’ Level requirements.


UTME Requirement


At least five credits at ‘O’ Level in English Language, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics plus any other subject taken from Biology, Geography, Economics, Fine Arts, Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics.


UTME Subjects


English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics


SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS


FUTO requires (i) At least three ‘A’ Level credits in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. (ii) OND/HND at Upper Credit Level in Engineering and does not accept NCE. Candidates must in addition meet the UTME ‘O’ Level requirements

UTME: FUTO requires at least five credits at ‘O’ Level in English Language, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics plus any other subject taken from Biology, Geography, Economics, Fine Arts, Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics


UTME SUBJECTS: FUTO requires English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics
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About The Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO)

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futo1.jpgThe Federal University of Technology, Owerri FUTO. Was established in Nigerian as one of the three federal University of Technology in Nigeria that were to be established in 1980 under the leadership of President shehu shagari.

The Federal University of Technology Owerri FUTO was one of the university set up for each geo political zones, in order to increase skills, innovations and technologically oriented manpower for the technology based of Nigerian national economy. FUTO made landmark as Nigeria’s first University of Technology, retaining its identity when, in 1984, the Buhari government merged the Federal University of Technology Bauchi with Ahmadu Bello University Zaria and federal University of Markudi, with the University of Jos.  First Vice chancellor Prof Umaru. D. Gomwalk. Full Academic programmes began in October 1981/82 with a total number of 255, comprising 202 males and 23 females students, all enrolled in the ‘school of Natural and Applied science’ now called ‘school of science’( SOSC). SINCE 1988.

Currently the Academic structure of the University Consist of Six schools and a total of about 45 departments. The University runs four programmes which includes

University Programmes




  1. The Pre-degree programme

  2. Regular programme

  3. Sandwich programme

  4. Post Graduate Programme


All courses have a minimum of five years for the Regular Programme

Schools and Departments




 

RESEARCH CENTERS AT FUTO


The range of research activities at FUTO is broad and deep. Futo scholars conduct in research in almost every field, and seek to expand human knowledge  through analysis, innovation, and insight. Researchers include faculty members, visiting scholars. Post-doctoral fellows, and graduate and undergraduate students, and they collaborate with colleagues across the university, and at other research institutions

Centre for Energy and Power Systems Research (CEPSR)

Institute of Erosion Studies (IES)

Center for Research and International Development (CRID)

Centre for Agricultural Research (CAR)

Office of University Development (OUD)

There is intensive collaboration with leading university network, among researchers and with public agencies and business community in Africa and internationally.

Location: Owerri, Imo state Nigeria

Campus: Urban

Current Vice-chancellor: Prof C.C Asiabaka

ADDRESS:

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

P.M.B 526 OWERRI

IMO STATE, NIGERIA

Website: www.futo.edu.ng

Futo Academic Score







  1.  Grade Point (GP) – the Grade Point derives from the actual percentage, raw score for a given course; the raw score is converted into letter grade (A to F) and a grade point (5 to 0).

  2. Total Grade Point (TGP) – this derives from multiplying the grade point by the unit per course.

  3. Total Number of Unit (TNU)- this is obtained by adding up all the units taken by the student in the semester

  4. Grade-Point Average (GPA)- Performance in any semester is reported in Grade Point Average. The GPA is obtained by multiplying the GP attained in each courses by the number of Unit assigned to that course and then summing these up and dividing by the total number of units taken for the semester.

  5. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)-  this is the up-to-date mean of the Grade Point earned  by the student in a programme of study. It is an indication of the students overall performance at any point in training programme. To compute the CGPA, total GP  multiplied by the trespective Course Unit for all the semesters are added and then divided by the total number of unit  for all courses registered by the student.




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FUTO ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

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FUTO ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES


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STRUCTURE:

  • Programmes of courses are provided in each school leading to Bachelor Degree

  • Instruction shall be by courses evaluated in terms of course units. A course unit is defined as a series of about fifteen one-hours lecture or series of about forty-five hours of laboratory work, or any equivalent work load, offered over one semester of 15 weeks. The following terms shall apply in evaluation:



  1.  Grade Point (GP) – the Grade Point derives from the actual percentage, raw score for a given course; the raw score is converted into letter grade (A to F) and a grade point (5 to 0).

  2. Total Grade Point (TGP) - this derives from multiplying the grade point by the unit per course.

  3. Total Number of Unit (TNU)- this is obtained by adding up all the units taken by the student in the semester

  4. Grade-Point Average (GPA)- Performance in any semester is reported in Grade Point Average. The GPA is obtained by multiplying the GP attained in each courses by the number of Unit assigned to that course and then summing these up and dividing by the total number of units taken for the semester.

  5. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)-  this is the up-to-date mean of the Grade Point earned  by the student in a programme of study. It is an indication of the students overall performance at any point in training programme. To compute the CGPA, total GP  multiplied by the trespective Course Unit for all the semesters are added and then divided by the total number of unit  for all courses registered by the student.

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