The course in Comparative Education prepares learners to assume leadership roles in a wide range of social and educational settings, thus its interdisciplinary approach. It emphasises the acquisition of a broad understanding of educational institutions, systems, their programmes and curricula while at the same time stressing the understanding of historical and contemporary issues, the cultural, socio-economic, technological and political aspects of educational development and change.

Econometrics is the social science that applies the tools of economic theory, mathematics and statistical inference to analyze economic phenomena and to estimate causal relationships among variables i.e. how a change in one variable affects the other. Thus, econometrics combines economic theory, mathematics and statistics.

Comparative education is a discipline within the field of education. Its main purpose is to enlighten the teacher trainee on issues of educational systems in other countries with a view of broadening their perspective on educational problems and attempted solution.

The term human growth and development both refer to dynamic process which is often interchangeably used. They however have different meaning and are therefore interdependent but interrelated. Normally growth takes place with in the first 20 years whereas development continues after that.

Purpose of the Course; To study concepts of climate, geomorphology and land classification relative to resources management. Study the various wildlife interactions in various environment, and the ethnological thinking and approach with a view of understanding the causation, function, and ontogeny and evolution of behaviour in animals.

Practice and get comfortable with these common job questions and answer samples before our interview and we’ll feel more confident, while giving much better answers. We recommend spending some time getting comfortable with what we might be asked, what hiring managers are really looking for in our responses, and what it takes to show that we're the right man or woman for the job.

The above the notes gives a clear understanding of operating systems including the functions and various roles of OS.

The notes above gives a clear understanding of applied physics for students including potentiometers and other passive electronic devices which forms part of applied and modern physics. The main point of concern here is potentiometers and their principles of functionality.

This is a summary of the practicals, steps and procedures done in fourth year of study in many universities in Kenya

Bone marrow is found in the medullary cavities - the centres of bones. The bone marrow is where circulating blood cells are produced – a process known as haematopoiesis. Early on in a human’s life, this takes place in many bones, but during development haematopoiesis increasingly centres on flat bones so that by puberty, blood production takes place predominantly in the sternum, vertebrae, iliac bones and ribs. Bone marrow undergoing haematopoiesis is coloured red due to the presence of red blood cells, whereas bone marrow that is not undergoing haematopoiesis is yellow. The red marrow consists of long trabeculae (beam-like structures) within a sponge-like reticular framework. Spaces around this framework are filled with fat cells, stromal fibroblasts and blood cell precursors