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Applied electronics and instrumentation?
Applied Electronics and Instrumentation are subjects for applied engineering. It is a combination of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering. The course has a great scope and is offered by many universities.
Where can one find a free online course in basic electronics?
"Electronics Theory" offers an online basic course for free. Open Culture also offers free courses on electronics and on other subjects from universities around the world.
Which are the Universities in Nigeria that offer a course in biotechnology?
Which of the universities in nigeria offers biotechnology
Where can someone take a business admin course?
One can take this business administration course at many universities and the universities also offer the course at degree level such as the Kent university.
Was it only men that lived in medieval castles?
Of course not. Castles were like mansions and manors today: they were a home for the nobleman's family, and required a large support staff (cooks, housemaids, and other servants of both sexes). Of course, back in the day such a support staff often included a garrison of soldiers, the medieval equivalent of a home security system.
Are there any universities in Africa?
of course yes
What subjects do they do on a scientist course?
Biology , Chemistry ..
Was netball played in medieval times?
Of course not!
Did a medieval lord ever have a sword?
of course.
What univesities in Scotland have a doctor course?
Medical universities.
Why is nursing included in the nursing curriculum?
Basically, The Nursing Subject or Nursing Subjects are included in the curriculum in nursing because it is the core concept of the course. It is by understanding this concept and all the health concepts related to Nursing in all setting that will ultimately make you a true nurse. Source: TheGreatNurse.com
What role did religion play at universities in the Middle Ages?
At that time the Universities were Church establishments and students and master were classed as clerics (members of the Church hierarchy); they were "clerks in minor orders".If you went to the University at Paris, for example, and peered in through a window you might at first think you were seeing monks sitting on the floor around a master sitting on his chair. In fact the students all had their heads shaved in the Roman tonsure, just like monks, but their gowns were different (cappae clausaeinstead of monastic habits) - these gowns have survived in a less medieval form in many Universities today.The subjects taught at University were those approved and regulated by the Church, including many subjects with religious connections. It was intended, at least in the early days of universities, that the students would either become teachers themselves or would progress through the ranks of the Church to eventually become priests and bishops. Not all did, of course.
