Walter Sisulu University PROSPECTUS 2014
Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology Main Prospectus
www.wsu.ac.za
FACULTY OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY FSET MAIN PROSPECTUS 2014
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.
LIST OF FACULTY STAFF AND QUALIFICATIONS................................................ 4
1.1.
Faculty Management Staff................................................................................ 4
1.2.
Faculty Administrative and Support Staff........................................................... 4
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MAIN CONTACTS IN THE FACULTY................................................................... 4
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MESSAGE OF WELCOME FROM DEAN OF FACULTY............................................ 7
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INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................. 7
4.1.
Faculty Campuses and Delivery Sites................................................................ 7
4.2.
Merger of three Faculties from legacy institutions.............................................. 7
4.3.
Three Tier Governance Structure...................................................................... 7
4.4.
Comprehensive Nature of the Faculty................................................................ 8
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FACULTY VISION & MISSION........................................................................... 8
5.1.
Vision of the Faculty........................................................................................ 8
5.2.
Mission of the Faculty...................................................................................... 8
5.3.
Faculty Research Niche Areas........................................................................... 9
5.3.1. Natural and Environmental Sciences for Sustainable Development ..................... 9 5.3.2. Engineering and Technology for Sustainable Development.................................. 9 5.3.3. Application of Indigenous Science and Technology for Sustainable Development ...... 10 5.3.4. Modeling and Simulation of Linear and Nonlinear Systems with Applications........ 11 5.3.5. Education for Science, Engineering & Technology.............................................. 11 6.
THE PROGRAMME AND QUALIFICATION MIX OF THE FACULTY.......................... 12
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FACULTY PROGRAMME RULES.......................................................................... 14
7.1.
General Entry Requirements............................................................................. 14
7.2.
Minimum admission requirements..................................................................... 15
7.2.1. Matric & NSC Requirements............................................................................. 15 7.2.2. Admission Point Score..................................................................................... 15
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7.2.3. General rules and comments............................................................................ 15 7.3.
Admission from Other Degree and Diploma Programmes.................................... 16
7.4.
Progression and Exclusion Rules....................................................................... 16
7.5.
Exit/Completion Rules...................................................................................... 16
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FACULTY COMMITTEE STRUCTURE................................................................... 17
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FACULTY GOVERNANCE AND ACADEMIC CALENDAR.......................................... 19
How to use the FSET Prospectus Students must note that the FSET Prospectus consist of six parts. This Prospectus is the FSET Main Prospectus and contains material and information applicable to the whole faculty. Each school has however its own School Prospectus, that contains detailed information and specific requirements applicable to programmes that are offered by that school. Students must therefore read the FSET Main Prospectus and School/programme prospectus together. The FSET prospectuses should be read hand in hand with the WSU’s General Rules & Regulations, which is an important and valuable source of information. Students are encouraged to contact the Director of the School or the relevant HoD if they are not sure of a rule or an interpretation. Disclaimer Although the information contained in this Prospectus has been compiled as accurately as possible, WSU accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions. WSU reserves the right to make any necessary alterations to this Prospectus as and when the need may arise. The Prospectus is only applicable for the 2014 academic year. A new prospectus will be published for the academic year 2015. Offering of programmes and/or courses not guaranteed Students should note that the offering of programmes and/or courses as described in this Prospectus are not guaranteed but may be subject to change. The offering of programmes and/or courses is dependent on viable student enrolment numbers being met (as determined by HOD) and physical and human resources being available.
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Administrative and Support Staff Officer Ms KG Skiti Secretary Ms O Mfeya Secretary Mrs A Jafta
MAIN CONTACTS IN THE FACULTY
Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty
Phone Fax e-mail Site
N Dip: Office Admin (BT), BTech: Bus. Admin (WSU) BTech: HRM (WSU), ND: HRM (ECT)
Pr Eng(ECSA), MSc(Eng)(UDW), BEng(Civil)(Stell), MSAICE, FWISA, MSASEE N Dip: Information Technology (WSU), CCNA I & II: CISCO
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN Mr F Gerber Executive Dean: FSET (Acting) 043 709 4069 043 709 4093
[email protected] Chiselhurst Ms NN Njoli PA to Executive Dean 043 709 4069 043 709 4093
[email protected] Chiselhurst FACULTY SUPPORT STAFF Mrs GK Skiti Faculty Officer 043 702 9257 043 702 9275
[email protected] College Mrs A Jafta Faculty Secretary 047 502 2409 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Ms O Mfeya Faculty Secretary 043 709 4069 043 709 4093
[email protected] Chiselhurst Mr A Bangani Quality Assurance Officer 047 401 6268 047 401 6335
[email protected] Ibika Vacant Faculty Officer Ibika Vacant Research Champion NMD SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Mr AB Madumane Acting Director: SoE 043 709 4013 043 709 4093
[email protected] Chiselhurst Ms N Giba School Secretary 043 709 4012 043 709 4093
[email protected] Chiselhurst Mr I Moss Acting HoD: CM&QS 043 708 4054 043 709 4702
[email protected] Chiselhurst Ms FN Nemutandani Secretary: CM&QS 043 709 4009 043 709 4702
[email protected] Chiselhurst Mr GD Bibbi Site HoD: CM&QS 047 401 6320 047 401 6336
[email protected] Ibika Ms K Fyiani Secretary: CM&QS 047 401 6122 047 401 6336
[email protected] Ibika
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1.1. Faculty Management Staff Acting Executive Dean Mr F Gerber PA to Executive Dean Ms NN Njoli
1. LIST OF FACULTY STAFF AND QUALIFICATIONS
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Mr I Burke HoD: Civil Eng 043 Ms L Mphahlele Secretary: Civil Eng 043 Mr M Singata Site HoD: Civil Eng 047 Ms K Fyiani Secretary: Civil Eng 047 Mr P Xakwe HoD: Elec Eng 047 Vacant Secretary: Elec Eng 047 Mr P Sopazi Site HoD: Elec Eng 043 Ms N Noruka Secretary: Elec Eng 043 Mr S Mawisa HoD: Mech Eng 043 Ms I Els Secretary: Mech Eng 043 Mr JT Nyagato Site HoD: Mech Eng 047 Ms T Mchizana Secretary: Mech Eng 047 SCHOOL OF COMPUTING Mr J Lukose Director: SoC 043 Ms U Mtshizana School Secretary 043 Ms T Ngqondi HoD: Applied Informatics 043 Ms N Mlomo Secretary: Applied Informatics 043 Mr B Ndovie HoD: Information Technology 043 047 Ms A Ndaliso Secretary: Information Technology 047 Mr MX Jaza Site HoD: Information Technology 047 Mr T Ngetu Site HoD: Information Technology 043 Ms N Mlomo Secretary: Information Technology 043 Mr C Kabuya HoD: Computer Science 047 SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY Dr T Mandindi Director: SoT 043 Mr B Mququ School Secretary 043 Vacant Site HoD: Fashion 043 Ms N Kula Secretary: Fashion 043 Ms C Tessendorf HoD: Fashion 047 Ms S Mabusela Secretary: Fashion 047 Mr P Mbanya HoD: Fine Art 043 Ms N Kula Secretary: Fine Art 043 702 702 704 704 401 401 704 704
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Ms N Rebe HoD: Food & Consumer Science 043 702 9243 043 702 9226
[email protected] College Ms L Kentane Secretary: Food & Consumer 043 702 9243 043 702 9226
[email protected] College Science SCHOOL OF APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Prof ND Jumbam Deputy Dean & Director: SoAES 047 502 2186 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Ms N Dangazele School Secretary 047 502 1968 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Mr MD Manamela HoD: Chemical Technology 043 708 5433 043 708 5437
[email protected] Potsdam Ms S Pikini Secretary: Chemical Technology 043 708 5360 043 708 5437
[email protected] Potsdam Dr P Tseki Acting HoD: Chemistry & 047 502 2602 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Chemical Technology Dr N Ntoni Acting HoD: Botany 047 502 2311 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Mrs VN Majiza Acting HoD: Zoology 047 502 2380 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Mr ABC Ntshanga Acting HoD: Environmental Sciences 047 502 2526 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Prof S Chikwembani HoD: Physics 047 502 2919 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES Prof S Mishra Director: SoMCS 047 502 2231 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Mrs V Ndamase School Secretary 047 502 2454 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Dr M Chaisi Acting HoD: Applied Mathematics 047 502 2270 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Prof K Binyavanga Acting HoD: Statistics 047 502 2533 047 502 2725
[email protected] NMD Mrs R Panicker Acting HoD: Mathematics 047 502 2230 047 502 2752 rpani
[email protected] NMD Mrs H Coetzee Site HoD: Mathematics 043 702 9240 043 702 9275
[email protected] College Mr M Majova Site HoD: Mathematics 047 401 6316 047 401 6316
[email protected] Ibika
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MESSAGE OF WELCOME FROM DEAN OF FACULTY
It is my pleasure to welcome all students to Walter Sisulu University in general and specifically to the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology. The aim of the faculty is for all students to complete their studies successfully within the stipulated period, and to graduate with a qualification that meets their needs and those of society including industry and commerce. It is also a passion of FSET to inculcate skills that students will need in order to start their own businesses and establish themselves as service providers to society including industry and commerce. This prospectus aims to provide new and returning students with an understanding of the Faculty structure and the programmes offered by the various Schools. It is the aim of the faculty through this prospectus to guide students in the selection of the programmes they envisage to follow. However should students find it difficult to select a course using the prospectus, they are encouraged to approach the Director of the respective School for assistance. While academic work should be the cornerstone of a student’s focus there are however many other activities that students can engage in at university. During their spare time, students are encouraged to participate in activities that are offered by the various student societies. In addition, all student class representatives at the classes, Departments, Schools and the Faculty are encouraged to take their roles very seriously, attend all the scheduled meetings and participate in all the discussions for the benefit of the students they represent and for the benefit of both the Faculty and Walter Sisulu University. On behalf of all members of the Faculty staff I once again welcome all students. It is our hope that you will find your studies within the Faculty a stimulating and rewarding experience in 2014. 4. INTRODUCTION
4.1. Faculty Campuses and Delivery Sites The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology (FSET) operates at Buffalo City (East London), Ibika (Butterworth) and Mthatha. The FSET has a student population of approximately 5,500 and a staff component of approximately 400. Plans to consolidate most of the FSET academic activities at a single location at Potsdam in East London are already underway.
4.2. Merger of three Faculties from legacy institutions The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology emerged from the merger of the Faculties of Science Engineering and Technology from the former University of Transkei, Border Technikon and the Eastern Cape Technikon.
4.3. Three Tier Governance Structure The governance and leadership structure of the Faculty is a three tier structure comprising the Executive Dean, the School Directors and the Heads of the Departments. The Faculty has been stratified into five Schools: the School of Applied and Environmental Sciences, the School of Engineering, School of Computing, the School of Mathematical and Computational Sciences and the School of Technology. Each school is headed by an academic Director of School. 7
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The Directors of Schools have the overall responsibility for the programs offered by the Schools. The departments concentrate on the management of academic courses and modules together with the learning, teaching and quality assurance thereof.
4.4. Comprehensive Nature of the Faculty In line with the shape of the university, the Faculty is a truly comprehensive provider, with a program and qualification mix that consists of undergraduate certificates, national diplomas, bachelors, honours, masters and doctors degrees, providing a suitable wealth of qualifications along the vertical perspective of the national qualifications framework. There are qualifications in the basic sciences of physics, chemistry, botany, zoology and mathematics, the applied sciences, pest management, chemical technology, statistics, applied mathematics, environmental sciences, geography, computer science, information technology, food and consumer sciences, fashion designing and fabric technology and fine arts. There are also qualifications in the engineering sciences of construction management and quantity surveying, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering. These provide an additional wealth of qualifications suitable for the mission and vision of Water Sisulu University along the horizontal perspective of the national qualifications framework.
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FACULTY VISION & MISSION
5.1. Vision of the Faculty The faculty will be a leading centre offering a suitable wealth of innovative programmes to produce suitably trained human capital and engage such human capital to create appropriate enterprises for sustainable development and eradication of poverty.
5.2. Mission of the Faculty In pursuit of its vision, the faculty will generate highly skilled graduates, innovative new products and knowledge through courses, programmes, community and research projects that are carefully designed for this purpose. The Faculty will actively engage many of these and other graduates in innovation, utilizing the envisaged WSU science and technology campus, commonly referred to as the TechnoPark, to generate marketable new knowledge and products and further incubate these to generate profitable SMMEs (Small, Micro and Medium Enterprises). Such SMMEs will in time migrate to the private sector and continue to grow creating many job opportunities and diffusing the new knowledge, products and technologies into that arena. In this way the faculty will gradually move away from the philosophy of focusing on the generation of only highly skilled graduates that are released as job seekers into the public and private sectors, towards the philosophy of generating small and medium micro-enterprises, and these will migrate into the private sector as job creators. Concomitantly the faculty will also maintain a high level of research unit productivity and therefore help to shift WSU from the traditional focus on the production of
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highly skilled graduates to the proliferate production of new knowledge through research units. Of course the faculty will, as part of its commitment to the career needs of the communities and industries that it serves, continue its tradition of producing highly skilled graduates who will take up high level positions in the public and private sectors.
5.3. Faculty Research Niche Areas RESEARCH NICHE AREAS FOR THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY NICHE AREA 1 NATURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Theme Participants Problem Articulation Small and medium scale Geology mining and minerals Earth sciences: Geology and mining for rural communities; for sustainable development. soil science; Chemistry and Chemical Technology Physics; Surface and low depth mineral prospecting. All Engineering. The value of indigenous clays Earth sciences: Geology Analysis of indigenous clays and minerals for different and soil science; Chemistry and minerals for different applications such as medicine, and Chemical Technology; applications (medicinal, nutrition, cosmetics, and Biological Sciences; Fine Art; nano technology, geophagic, agriculture; Prospecting for cosmetic, agriculture, ceramics Environmental Sciences; indigenous clays and minerals; Physics. and ceramic art forms). Ceramic art forms. Environmental pollution Rural environmental pollution Chemistry & Chemical management Technology; Physics; Biological studies for water, soils; air and noise. Sciences; Environmental Sciences; Statistics; Maths; IT; Computer Science. NICHE AREA 2 ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Theme Participants Problem Articulation Settlements and housing in Planning units; All engineering Sustainable rural rural and semi urban areas units, Geographers; GIS units; development; Spatial planning; Fit for purpose Town planners; Information system analysts; Statisticians. engineering services; Addressing urbanization issues; Use of geographical information systems in planning & design. Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Sustainable development; Creation of infrastructure Appropriate level of engineering; Building & to and in rural and semi engineering services; Planning construction management; urban areas including access Project management; Quantity & design. roads, power and water surveying; Information system supply, sanitation and waste analysts; Statisticians management
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Local government management; Provision of engineering services; Urbanisation; Planning & design in service delivery; Appropriate technology use; Methods for water purification; Consumer education. Optimisation and improvement Communications to and in rural Information and of telephone and wireless and semi urban areas communication technology; networks, internet and Electrical Engineering; Statistics, Maths; IT; Computer advanced communications; Rural logistics. Science. Exploration of sources Sustainable power generation All Engineering disciplines. of renewable energy; Physics, Environmental Optimization of available sciences and Computer energy sources incl. wind, Science solar biofuels, gas and petrochemicals. Information Security IT; Computer Science; Identity authentication; Electrical Engineering; Maths. Network and Data security. ICT for socioeconomic IT; Computer Science; All Information and Communication Technology for Engineering; All Science fields development; Enhance human rights; Open Educational and Maths. Development Resources (OER), Technology assisted learning NICHE AREA 3 APPLICATION OF INDIGENOUS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Theme Participants Problem Articulation Uses and value of indigenous Geophagia Indigenous clays Chemistry and Chemical soils, clays and minerals; and minerals Technology; Earth sciences; Safety and health in Geology and soil science; geophagia. Environmental Sciences; Physics; Statistics. Value of indigenous flora; Biological Sciences; Indigenous health systems: Nutrition from indigenous Biochemistry; Microbiology; medicinal, health care, plants; Health care; High Chemistry and Chemical nutritional plants and herbs cost of imported systems and Technology; Food & and food prospecting technologies; Exploration Nutrition sciences; Nutrition of indigenous materials and Environmental Sciences; Physics; Statistics; Maths; IT; technologies. Computer Science. Diets and crops; Preparation Food production: nutrition and Food & Nutrition sciences; of foods; Storage of foods. Biological Sciences; sustenance in rural and semi Biochemistry; Microbiology; urban areas Chemistry and Chemical Technology; Environmental Sciences; Physics; Statistics; Maths; IT; Computer Science Maintenance and maintenance management systems for infrastructure in rural and semi urban areas and application of appropriate technology
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Biological sciences; Environmental sciences; Food & Nutrition sciences; Statistics; Maths; IT; Computer Science. Chemistry and Chemical Technology; Biological sciences; Environmental sciences; Physics. Food security and Food & Nutrition sciences; management systems Chemistry and Chemical Technology; Statistics; Maths; IT; Computer Science Fashion and Fine Art; Physics; Indigenous Fashions, Arts Environmental sciences; and associated materials: Traditional wear and materials. Chemistry and Chemical Technology. Indigenous Fauna: Indigenous animals species and impact of non-indigenous species on ecosystem Wild coastal management
Nutrition & food technologies, patterns and sustenance in rural and semi urban areas Appropriate use of indigenous materials for building and support
NICHE AREA 4 Theme Modeling and Computational Analysis in Biology and Medicine Analysis of Time Series Dynamical Systems Mathematics of Finance NICHE AREA 5 Theme Development of expertise in educational methodologies in areas of science, engineering & technology
Food & Nutrition sciences; Chemistry and Chemical Technology; Biological sciences. Civil engineering; Mechanical engineering; Construction management; Environmental sciences; Physics.
The value of indigenous fauna; Addressing Impact of non-indigenous species. Sustainable ecosystems and utilization of marine, estuarine flora and fauna and ecosystems Capacitating communal and village systems homestead systems Documentation of indigenous fashions, arts and associated materials; Promotion of indigenous fashions and art forms Indigenous methods & technologies of food storage and food preparation.
Application of indigenous material as alternative for high cost non-indigenous technologies; Exploration of indigenous materials & technologies MODELING AND SIMULATION OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR SYSTEMS WITH APPLICATIONS Participants Problem Articulation Mathematics; Applied Mathematical/Statistical Mathematics; Statistics. Structure of HIV and other Epidemic Systems Mathematics; Applied Fourier Analysis of Time Series Mathematics; Statistics. and Analysis of Economic Time Series Mathematics; Applied Fixed Point Theory, Chaos and Mathematics; Statistics. Fractals Mathematics; Applied Symmetry Analysis and other Mathematics; Statistics. Mathematical and Statistical Applications to Finance EDUCATION FOR SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY Participants Problem Articulation All academic departments/ Problem Based Learning; disciplines in faculty. Project Based Learning; Active Learning; Appropriate Teaching Styles; Appropriate use of technological resources in teaching of Science, Engineering & Technology 11 2014 PROSPECTUS
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THE PROGRAMME AND QUALIFICATION MIX OF THE FACULTY
School
Department
Programmes offered
Engineering
Construction Management and Quantity Surveying Civil Engineering
ND: Building (extended) ND: Building
Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Applied and All departments Environmental Sciences Chemistry and Chemical Technology
Environmental Sciences
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Minimum Delivery Sites Duration 4yrs Ibika, Chiselhurst 3yrs Ibika, Chiselhurst 4yrs 3yrs
BTech: Engineering: Civil 2yrs (Part Time) ND: Engineering: 4yrs Electrical (Extended programme) ND: Engineering: 3yrs Electrical BTech: Engineering: 2yrs (Part Electrical Time) ND: Engineering: 4yrs Mechanical (Extended programme) ND: Engineering: 3yrs Mechanical BSc (Extended 4yrs programme) ND: Analytical Chemistry 4yrs (Extended programme) ND (Analytical 3yrs Chemistry) BTech (Analytical 1yr Chemistry) BSc (Chemistry) 3yrs BSc Hons 1yr MSc 2yrs BSc (Environmental 3yrs Studies) BSc Hons Geography 1yr MSc Geography 2yrs
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Ibika, College Street Ibika, College Street College Street Ibika, College Street Ibika, College Street College Street Ibika, Chiselhurst Ibika, Chiselhurst Mthatha Potsdam Potsdam Potsdam Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha
School
Department
Programmes offered
BSc (Physics with Chemistry) BSc (Physics with Mathematics) BSc Hons MSc Botany Dipl (Pest Management) BSc (Pest Management) BSc (Biological Sciences) BSc Hons Botany MSc Botany Zoology BSc Hons Zoology MSc Zoology Computer Science BSc (Computer Science) Extended programme BSc (Computer Science) BSc Hons ( Computer Science) MSc (Computer Science) Information ND: IT (Extended Technology programme)
Minimum Delivery Sites Duration 3yrs Mthatha
Applied and Physics Environmental Sciences
3yrs
Mthatha
Computing
1yr 2yrs 2yrs 3yrs 3yrs 1yr 2yrs 1yr 2yrs 4yrs
Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha
3yrs 1yr
Mthatha Mthatha
2yrs 4yrs 3yrs
Mthatha Ibika, Chiselhurst, Potsdam Ibika, Chiselhurst
3yrs
Ibika, Chiselhurst
3yrs
Ibika, Potsdam
3yrs 1yr Full Time 2yrs Part Time 1yr Full Time 2yrs Part Time
Potsdam Chiselhurst
ND: IT (Business Applications) ND: IT (Communication Networks) ND: IT (Software Development) ND: IT(Support Services) BTech: IT (Communication Networks) BTech: IT (Software Development) Full Time
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Department
Programmes offered
Technology
Department of Fine Art
ND: Fine Art BTech: Fine Art ND: Fashion
Department of Fashion Food and Consumer Science
ND: Consumer Science: Food and Nutrition (Extended programme) ND: Consumer Science: Food and Nutrition Mathematical All departments BSc (Extended and programme) Computational Department BSc (Applied Sciences of Applied Mathematics) Mathematics MSc (Applied Mathematics) Department of BSc (Mathematics) Mathematics BSc Hons (Mathematics) MSc (Mathematics) Department of BSc (Applied Statistical Applied Statistical Sciences) Science BSc Hons (Applied Statistical Sciences) MSc (Applied Statistical Sciences)
Minimum Duration 3yrs 1yr 3yrs
Delivery Sites
4yrs
Cambridge Cambridge Ibika & Cambridge College Street
3yrs
College Street
4yrs
Mthatha
3yrs
Mthatha
2yrs
Mthatha
3yrs 1yr 2yrs 3yr
Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha Mthatha
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Mthatha
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Mthatha
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FACULTY PROGRAMME RULES
7.1. General Entry Requirements The Higher Education Act No 101 of 1997, amended in May 2008, stipulates the following minimum entry requirements for university programmes as of January 2009: a. Minimum Admission Requirements for Higher Certificate, Diploma & Bachelor’s Degree Programmes require a National Senior Certificate. b. Policy Considerations: Page 2 of the Government Gazette c. This policy will be applicable to all higher education institutions with effect from January 2009. d. The policy outlines the statutory minimum admission to higher education at the National Senior Certificate (NSC) level. e. Though NSC (National Senior Certificate) is the primary gateway, it does not guarantee admission to any Programme of study in higher education. f. Within the context of this policy, WSU exercises its right as a higher education institution to set up specific admission requirements. A full list of recognized National Curriculum subjects is available on the website: www.wsu.ac.za under Student Admissions.
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Minimum admission requirements
7.2.1. Matric & NSC Requirements School/Programme Prospectuses set out details of NSC and matric requirements for each programme.
7.2.2. Admission Point Score Applicants who have obtained an NSC qualification must meet the required Admission Point Score (APS) score that is set for each programme. NSC results are translated into points for each NSC subject. Results of interviews and other assessments may also be taken into account in determining the total APS or Admission Point Score.
Unless otherwise stated within a programme prospectus the Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology has, in terms of the New National Senior Certificate (NSC), allocated a rating system according to levels as follows: Level 7 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Percentage 90 – 100% 80 – 90% 70 – 79% 60 – 69% 50 – 59% 40 – 49% 30 – 39% 0 - 29%
Symbol A+ A B C D E F G
Status of achievement Outstanding achievement Outstanding achievement Meritorious achievement Substantial achievement Moderate achievement Adequate achievement Elementary achievement Not achieved - Fail
APS 9 8 7 6 5 4 1 0
7.2.3. General rules and comments a. In keeping with Act 101 of 1997 for minimum requirements, revised in May 2008, meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to Programmes in the Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology. b. Due to the large number of applications for a limited number of places, there is a competitive selection process. c. SATAP tests are conducted for all applicants to the Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology d. The assessment by SATAP tests/ portfolio presentation (where applicable) is equally weighted with academic results in Matric or NSC. e. Admission in terms of recognition of prior learning (RPL) is in accordance to Walter Sisulu University policy f. Transfer from other institutions will be considered on merit. g. Under exceptional circumstances, the Dean may exercise his discretion. h. Applicants who have been excluded from other institutions on academic grounds will not be considered.
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7.3. Admission from Other Degree and Diploma Programmes Students with appropriate degrees will be considered for admission to postgraduate programmes. A limited number of students with incomplete degrees will be considered for admission to all graduate programmes.
7.4. Progression and Exclusion Rules Students should take due note of the institutional rules G7-G11 as is appears in the WSU 2014 General Prospectus on re-admission of students to undergraduate programmes. As provided for under the WSU 2014 General Prospectus rules (with specific reference to G8.1, G8.2. G9.1 & G9.2) the respective School/Programme Prospectuses set out minimum progression requirements for each programme in FSET. A student that progresses at a slower rate than that what is required for the specific programme will be refused further re-admission on the grounds of “poor academic performance”. Please consult the respective programme prospectus for details. Students who if registered would exceed the maximum duration of any programme will not be permitted to register for that or any other programme and will therefore be excluded from any programme on academic grounds.
7.5. Exit/Completion Rules Students should note that the respective School/Programme Prospectuses set out the detailed requirements that must be met for each programme in order to qualify for the awarding of the certificate, diploma or degree. The following additional requirements apply in general in addition to any programme requirements. a. Students must pass all modules and/or courses and satisfy all other requirements in order to qualify for the awarding of the certificate, diploma or degree. b. In addition to any other year level requirements, the minimum year level credits of the programme must be achieved or exceeded for each year level. c. In addition to any other year level requirements, the minimum credits of the entire programme must be achieved or exceeded.
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Mr. M. Majova 043 708 5469
[email protected] Mr. C. Kabuya 047 502 2523
[email protected] Ms T Kangapi 043 702 9259
[email protected] Mr A Kantore 043 708 5404
[email protected] Mr. B. Ndovie 043 709 4007
[email protected]
Mr. J. Valiathazhel 043 7085341
[email protected] Dr. A. Niba 047 5022894
[email protected] Dr. J. Marks 047 502 2405
[email protected] Mrs VN Majiza 047 502 2380
[email protected] Dr. M. Chirwa 047 502 2949
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Research
Library and Information Services Quality Assurance
Higher Degrees
Community and International Partnerships FET Colleges
Dr. K Sibanda 043 708 5404
[email protected] Mr. M. Jaza 043 708 5399
[email protected]
Mrs. V. Dyeshana 043 708 5365
[email protected] Mr. A. Bango 047 502 2640
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Academic Planning
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
SCHOOL OF APPLIED & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
FACULTY COMMITTEE STRUCTURE (The chairpersons of Faculty committees are shaded)
COMMITTEE
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Mr. C. van Zyl 043 709 4083
[email protected] Dr. M. Manthe 043 709 4040
[email protected] Mr. C. Louw 043 709 4038
[email protected] Mr. O. Ndondo 043 702 9230
[email protected] Dr. P. Malindi 043 702 9349
[email protected]
Mr. A. Mkoko 047 401 6215
[email protected] Mr. I. Burke 043 702 9335
[email protected]
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Mrs. L. Bester 043 708 5434
[email protected] Dr S Stofile 047 401 6301
[email protected] Mr W. Mbava 047 502 2271
[email protected] Mrs L. Abraham 047 502 2943 l
[email protected] Dr S. Stofile 047 401 6301
[email protected]
SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES Mr. J. Nasila 047 502 2771
[email protected] Mr M.S. Majova 047 401 6316
[email protected]
Mrs N M Akrasi-Boateng 043 704 4843
[email protected] Mrs N Siphamla 043 704 4836
[email protected] Ms DA Leach 043 704 4827
[email protected] Mrs T Mafu 043 702 9287
[email protected] Mr J Steele 043 704 4833
[email protected]
Mrs C Tessendorf 047 401 6154 ctess
[email protected] Mrs N Xamlashe 043 702 9287
[email protected]
SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY
MAIN FSET
18
HIV/AIDS Mr R Ngandu 047 401 6
[email protected]
Mr T Ngetu 043 708 5405
[email protected] Mrs B Mgijima 043 708 5445
[email protected]
Mrs VG Mazwi 043 708 5363
[email protected] Ms T Loqo 047 502 1992
[email protected]
Timetable & ICT Youth Gender and Disability
Technopark & Facilities
Mrs VN Majiza 047 502 2380
[email protected]
Mr J Lukose 043 709 4043
[email protected] Mr P Tamba-Tamba 047 401 6127 pt
[email protected] Mr Y Murugan 047 401 6000
[email protected]
Mr J K Okyere-Bamfo 047 502 2561
[email protected] Mrs M Mathews 047 502 2885 m
[email protected] Mr C Manamela 043 708 5433
[email protected]
Learning and Teaching Development
Mr B. Ndovie 043 709 4007
[email protected] Ms. S. Twetwa 043 709 4706
[email protected]
Dr. G. E. Okuthe 047 502 2823 gokuth
[email protected] Mr. A. B. C Ntshanga 047 5022526
[email protected]
Research Ethics & Mentoring Rural Development & Urban Renewal Short Learning
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
SCHOOL OF APPLIED & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
COMMITTEE
Ms L Ntwatwa 043 709 4051
[email protected]
Mr S Gaisey 047 401 6201
[email protected] Mr S Sandile 047 401 6122
[email protected]
Mr K Newey 043 709 4748
[email protected] Mr C Goldswain 043 702 9026 c
[email protected] Mr M Ntolosi 043 709 4098
[email protected]
Dr. P. Malindi 043 702 9349 pma
[email protected] Mr. L. Ncunyana 043 709 4097
[email protected]
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Mr W Mbava 047 502 2271
[email protected]
Mrs R. Panicker 047 502 2230
[email protected]
Mr A.S. Grewal 047 502 2221
[email protected] Mrs P Stofile 047 401 6271
[email protected] Mr M Mofoka 043 702 9245
[email protected]
SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES Mrs H. Coetzee 043 702 9240
[email protected] Mr N. Mbebe 043 702 5393
[email protected]
Ms V Dyokwe 043 702 9279
[email protected]
Ms. J. Wilkinson 043 702 9338
[email protected] Ms N Rebe 043 702 9243
[email protected]
Ms N. Rebe 043 702 9243
[email protected] Ms. N. Peter 047401 6118
[email protected] Ms. H. Osner 043 704 4804
[email protected]
Ms E Mongaula 047 401 6156
[email protected] Mr A. Sepeng 043 704 4835
[email protected]
SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY
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PROSPECTUS
2014
10 Jan
11 Jan 12 Jan 13 Jan
14 Jan
15 Jan 16 Jan 17 Jan
18 19 20 21 22 23
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan
Date 1 Jan 2 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 5 Jan 6 Jan 7 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan
Interviews for Health Sciences First year Interviews for Health Sciences First year Registration of returning students-Health Sciences
Publication of Examination Results
Academic Staff Report for duty Last Day for submission of Examination Marks Financial aid agreements for Health Sciences continuing students First time entering students to report for writing of SATAPS
FHS Staff reports for duty Registration of Returning students-Health Sciences Registration of Returning students –Health Sciences
University Administration Opens
Academic Activities New Year’s Day
FACULTY GOVERNANCE AND ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Day Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
9.
Deans Forum at 09:00 Executive Management Committee (EMC) at 09:00
Institutional Committees
SATAPs for FSET commence Departmental Exam Board Meetings School Exam Board Meetings Faculty Exam Board Meeting FSET: Youth, Gender & Disability Publication of Exclusion lists for FSET
FSET Academic Staff report for duty FSET Departmental Selection Committees
FSET Academic Activities
MAIN FSET
20
4 Feb
5 Feb
6 Feb
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
30 Jan
Thursday
1 Feb 2 Feb 3 Feb
29 Jan
Wednesday
Saturday Sunday Monday
28 Jan
Tuesday
31 Jan
25 Jan 26 Jan 27 Jan
Saturday Sunday Monday
Friday
Date 24 Jan
Day Friday
Registration of Returning students continues Amendments to registration information
Registration of Returning students continues Amendments to registration information Opening Date: Application for Special Examinations Registration of Returning students continues Amendments to registration information
Registration of Returning students commences Amendments to registration information
Registration of New students continues Amendments to registration information continue Registration of New students continues Amendments to registration information continue Registration of New students continues Amendments to registration information continue Registration of New students ends Amendments to registration information Supplementary Examinations end Last date for submission of Appeals against academic exclusion
Registration of New students begins Amendments to registration information Supplementary Examinations commence
Academic Activities Publication of 2014 financial aid results Registration of returning students-Health Sciences
Senate: Rural Development and Urban Renewal (SRDURC) at 09:00 Senate: Library and Information Services (SLISC) at 09:00
Institutional Planning Committee at 09:00
Institutional Forum Executive (IFOREX) at 09:00
Senate: Youth, Gender & Disability (YGDC) at 09:00
Institutional Committees
FSET: Research FSET: Academic Planning FSET FRAC meeting (Ibika) FSET: Quality Assurance FSET: FET Colleges FSET FRAC meeting (NMD)
FSET: EDCO FSET: Research Ethics & Mentoring FSET: Higher Degrees FSET: Teaching & Learning Development FSET: Short Learning Programme FSET FRAC meeting (BC)
FSET: Timetable & ICT FSET: Technopark & Facilities
FSET: Faculty Board
FSET: Rural Development & Urban Renewal FSET: Library & Information Services Faculty Board Agenda is circulated
FSET Academic Activities
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PROSPECTUS
2014
Date 7 Feb
8 Feb 9 Feb 10 Feb
11 Feb
12 Feb
13 Feb
14 Feb
15 Feb 16 Feb 17 Feb
Day Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Late Registration begins
Registration of Returning students ends Amendments to registration information Closing Date: Application for Special Examinations
Registration of Returning students continues Amendments to registration information continue Registration of Returning students continues Amendments to registration information continue Registration of Returning students continues Amendments to registration information continue
Lectures Commence Registration of Returning students continues Amendments to registration information continue Publication of Supplementary Examinations Results Opening date: Financial aid agreements for successful continuing students
Academic Activities Registration of Returning students continues Amendments to registration information
Institutional Quality Assurance Committee (IQAC) at 09:00
Information Technology and Communication Committee of Council (ITCCC) at 09:00 Planning and Resource Committee of Council (PRCC) at 14:00
Senate: Short Learning Programmes (SSLPC) at 09:00 Senate: Learning and Teaching Development (SLTDC) at 09:00
Senate: Research Ethics (SREC) at 09:00
Institutional Committees Core Business Committee of Council (CBCC) at 09:00 Executive Committee of Council (ECC) at 14:00
FSET: EDCO
FSET Academic Activities FSET: Community & International Partnerships FSET: HIV/AIDS
MAIN FSET
22
19 Feb
20 Feb
21 Feb
22 23 24 25
26 Feb
27 Feb 28 Feb
1 Mar 2 Mar 3 Mar
4 Mar
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday
Feb Feb Feb Feb
Date 18 Feb
Day Tuesday
Institutional Committees Senate: Research and Research Mentoring (SRRMC) at 09:00 Senate: Community and International Partnerships (SCIPC) at 09:00 Senate: Higher Degrees (SHDC) at 09:00 Human Resource Committee of Council (HRCC) at 09:00 Honorary Degrees Committee of Council (HDCC) at 14:00 All Departmental Board Meetings
FSET Academic Activities
Opening date for Cancellations of Year and 1st semester courses with no refund Opening date for Applications for 2015 Academic admissions Submission of Special Examination marks
FSET: EDCO FSET: HIV/AIDS FSET: Youth, Gender & Disability
Institutional HIV/AIDS Opening date for Applications and Registration (IHAC) at 09:00 to Write Examinations Only Senate: Academic Planning and Examinations (APEC) at 09:00 Writing of Special Examinations All School Excos Closing date for Applications and Registration Finance Committee of Council (FCC) at 09:00 to Write Examinations Only Closing date: Cancellation of registration information (Year and 1st semester with refund)
Submission of Question Papers and Memoranda for Special Examinations Late Registration ends
Academic Activities
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PROSPECTUS
2014
7 Mar
8 Mar 9 Mar 10 Mar 11 Mar 12 Mar
13 Mar
14 Mar
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
20 Mar
21 22 23 24
Thursday
Friday Saturday Sunday Monday
Mar Mar Mar Mar
15 16 17 18 19
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar
Date 5 Mar 6 Mar
Day Wednesday Thursday
FSET Academic Activities All School Boards
FSET: Exam Board
Audit and Risk Committee FACEX agenda preparation commences of Council (ARCC) at 09:00
Student Services Council (SSC) at 09:00
Institutional Committees
Deadline for submission of Graduands’ lists to Examinations department Human Rights Day
FSET: Technopark & Facilities FSET: Timetable & ICT Faculty Board preparation commences
Public holiday
FSET: Rural Development & Urban Renewal FSET: Library & Information Services
FACEX Meeting
FACEX Agenda is circulated
Senate Executive Committee (SENEX) at 09:00 Senior Management Forum (SMF) at 10:00 Deadline for submission of Question Papers & Student Affairs Committee FSET: Rural Development & Urban of Council (SACC) at 09:00 Renewal Memoranda for 1st semester examinations FSET: Library Information Services Deadline for submission of 1st term tests/ assignments marks
Publication of Special Examination Results
Academic Activities
MAIN FSET
24
Date 25 Mar 26 Mar 27 Mar
28 Mar
29 Mar 30 Mar 31 Mar
1 Apr
2 Apr
3 Apr
4 Apr
5 Apr 6 Apr 7 Apr
8 Apr 9 Apr 10 Apr
11 Apr
Day Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Friday
First Term Ends
Call for submission of original NSC or Senior or Matriculation Certificates
Closing date for registration of Postgraduate students
Academic Activities
FSET: Research Faculty Board Agenda is circulated FSET: Teaching & Learning Development FSET: Short Learning Programme
FSET Academic Activities
Senate: Rural Development and Urban Renewal (SRDURC) at 09:00 Core Business Committee of Council (CBCC) at 09:00 Executive Committee of Council (ECC) at 14:00
Senate: Youth, Gender & Disability (YGDC) at 09:00 FSET Faculty Board
FSET: Community & International Partnerships FSET: FET Colleges Executive Management FSET: Quality Assurance Committee (EMC) at 09:00 FSET: Academic Planning Institutional HIV/AIDS FSET: Higher Degrees (IHAC) at 09:00 FSET: Research Ethics & Mentoring Institutional Planning Committee (IPC) at 09:00 Information Technology and Communication Committee of Council (ITCCC) at 09:00 Planning and Resource Committee of Council (PRCC) at 14:00
Deans Forum at 09:00
Council at 09:00
Institutional Committees Senate at 10:00
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PROSPECTUS
2014
15 Apr
16 Apr
17 Apr
18 19 20 21 22 23
24 Apr
25 Apr
26 27 28 29
30 Apr
1 May
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Apr Apr Apr Apr
Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr
Date 12 Apr 13 Apr 14 Apr
Day Saturday Sunday Monday
Senate: Community and International Partnerships (SCIPC) at 09:00 Closing date for Cancellations of 1st semester Senate: Higher Degrees courses with no refund (SHDC) at 09:00 Worker’s Day
Freedom Day Public Holiday
Institutional Quality Assurance Committee (IQAC) at 09:00 Senate: Research and Research Mentoring (SRRMC) at 09:00 Human Resource Committee of Council (HRCC) at 09:00
Public Holiday
Public Holiday Public Holiday FSET: Academic Planning FSET: HIV/AIDS
Public Holiday FSET: EDCO
Public Holiday Second Term Begins
FSET Academic Activities
Public Holiday
Senate: Library and Information Services (SLISC) at 09:00 Senate: Research Ethics (SREC) at 09:00 Senate: Short Learning Programmes (SSLPC) at 09:00 Senate: Learning and Teaching Development (SLTDC) at 09:00
Institutional Committees
Good Friday
Academic Activities
MAIN FSET
26
13 May
14 May 15 May
16 May
17 May 18 May 19 May
20 May 21 May
22 May
23 24 25 26 27
Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday
Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
May May May May May
Date 2 May 3 May 4 May 5 May 6 May 7 May 8 May 9 May 10 May 11 May 12 May
Day Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday
1st SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS COMMEMNCE
Study week
Study week
Lodging of DP appeals ends Study week Study week Study week
Publication of DP marks Lodging of DP appeals commences Lodging of DP appeals continues
Graduation Graduation Graduation Graduation Graduation
Academic Activities
FSET Academic Activities
FSET: EDCO
All School Excos FSET: Timetable & ICT Senate Executive FSET: Technopark & Facilities Committee (SENEX) at 09:00 Senior Management Forum (SMF) at 10:00
Student Services Council (SSC) at 09:00
Finance Committee of Council (FCC) at 09:00
Institutional HIV/AIDS FSET: EDCO (IHAC) at 09:00 Senate: Academic Planning and Examinations (APEC) at 09:00 All Departmental Boards
Institutional Committees
27
PROSPECTUS
2014
31 May 1 June 2 June 3 June 4 June 5 June 6 June 7 June 8 June 9 June 10 June 11 June 12 June 13 June 14 June 15 June 16 June 17 June
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
June June June June June June June June June
Date 28 May 29 May 30 May
Day Wednesday Thursday Friday
Youth Day Deadline for submission of 1st Semester Examinations Marks
1st SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS END
Academic Activities
FSET Academic Activities
FSET: Youth, Gender & Disability Departmental Exam Board School Exam Board Faculty Exam Board
FACEX Meeting Faculty Board preparation commences
Public Holiday
FACEX Agenda is circulated
FACEX Agenda preparation commences
Student Affairs Committee All School Boards of Council (SACC) at 09:00
Institutional Committees
MAIN FSET
28
Date 27 June
28 June 29 June 30 June 1 July 2 July 3 July 4 July 5 July 6 July 7 July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 July 12 July 13 July 14 July 15 July 16 July 17 July 18 July 19 July 20 July 21 July 22 July
Day Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Third Term Begins Deans Forum at 09:00 Lectures commence (year courses) Supplementary Examinations begin 2nd semester registration commences Amendments to registration information begin
Academic Activities Institutional Committees Second Term Ends Closing date of Cancellations of YEAR Courses with no refund Publication of 1st Semester Examination results Opening date for Applications for Special Examinations
FSET: EDCO FSET: Research
FSET Academic Activities
29
PROSPECTUS
2014
1 Aug
2 Aug 3 Aug 4 Aug
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
29 July
Tuesday
31 July
26 July 27 July 28 July
Saturday Sunday Monday
Thursday
25 July
Friday
30 July
24 July
Thursday
Wednesday
Date 23 July
Day Wednesday
Opening date for Applications by returning/ continuing students for 2015 academic study
2nd semester late registration commences Supplementary Examinations end Amendments to registration information continues 2nd semester late registration continues Amendments to registration information continues Lectures commence (semester courses) 2nd semester late registration continues Amendments to registration information continues 2nd semester late registration continues Amendments to registration information continues 2nd semester late registration end Amendments to registration information end Deadline for submission of Supplementary Examination marks
Academic Activities 2nd semester registration continues Amendments to registration information continues 2nd semester registration continues Amendments to registration information continues 2nd semester registration ends Amendments to registration information continues
FSET: Community & International Partnerships FSET: HIV/AIDS FSET: Higher Degrees FSET: Academic Planning
Senate: Rural Development FSET: EDCO FSET: FET Colleges and Urban Renewal (SRDURC) at 09:00
Information Technology and Communication Committee of Council (ITCCC) at 09:00 Planning and Resource Committee of Council (PRCC) at 14:00
Institutional Planning Committee (IPC) at 09:00
FSET: Faculty Board
FSET: Research Ethics & Mentoring Core Business Committee of Council (CBCC) at 09:00 FSET: Quality Assurance Executive Committee of Council (ECC) at 14:00
Institutional Committees FSET Academic Activities Executive Management FSET: Rural Development & Urban Committee (EMC) at 09:00 Renewal FSET: Library & Information Services Senate: Youth, Gender & FSET: Teaching & Learning Development Disability (YGDC) at 09:00 FSET: Short Learning Programme
MAIN FSET
30
Date 5 Aug
6 Aug
7 Aug
8 Aug
9 Aug 10 Aug 11 Aug
12 Aug
13 Aug
14 Aug
15 Aug
16 Aug 17 Aug 18 Aug
19 Aug
20 Aug
21 Aug
Day Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Due date for submission of Special Examination Question Papers & Memoranda
Due date for submission of Question papers and Memoranda for Year courses Deadline for Applications for Special Examinations
Publication of Supplementary Examination results Opening date for Applications for Special Examinations National Women’s Day
Academic Activities
Institutional HIV/AIDS (IHAC) at 09:00 Senate: Higher Degrees (SHDC) at 09:00 Student Services Council (SSC) at 09:00
Senate: Research Ethics (SREC) at 09:00 Institutional Quality Assurance Committee (IQAC) at 09:00 Senate: Research and Research Mentoring (SRRMC) at 09:00 Senate: Community and International Partnerships (SCIPC) at 09:00 Finance Committee of Council (FCC) at 09:00
Institutional Committees Senate: Library and Information Services (SLISC) at 09:00 Senate: Short Learning Programmes (SSLPC) at 09:00 Senate: Learning and Teaching Development (SLTDC) at 09:00 Human Resource Committee of Council (HRCC) at 09:00
All Schools Excos
All Departmental Boards
Public Holiday
FSET Academic Activities
31
PROSPECTUS
2014
6 7 8 9
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Sept Sept Sept Sept
5 Sept
29 Aug
Friday
Friday
28 Aug
Thursday
2 Sept 3 Sept 4 Sept
27 Aug
Wednesday
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
26 Aug
Tuesday
30 Aug 31 Aug 1 Sept
23 Aug 24 Aug 25 Aug
Saturday Sunday Monday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Date 22 Aug
Day Friday
Opening date for cancellations of 2ND SEMESTER courses with no refund Publication of Special Examinations results Due date for submission of Question Papers and Memoranda
Closing date for Academic Applications for 2015 - Faculty of Health Sciences
Deadline for submission of Special Examinations marks to Examination department
Deadline for submission of Graduands’ lists for September graduation to Examinations department
Academic Activities Writing of Special Examinations
FSET Academic Activities
Student Affairs Committee of Council (SACC) at 09:00
FSET: EDCO All School Boards
All Schools Excos FSET: Higher Degrees FSET: Youth, Gender & Disability
FSET: Community & International Partnerships FSET: HIV/AIDS FSET: Research
FSET: EDCO FSET: Rural Development & Urban Renewal FSET: Library & Information Services FSET: Short Learning Programme FSET: Learning & Teaching Development Senate: Academic Planning FSET: Research Ethics & Mentoring and Examinations (APEC) FSET: Quality Assurance at 09:00 FSET: Timetable & ICT FSET: Technopark & Facilities FSET: Community & International Partnerships FSET: HIV/AIDS
Institutional Committees Audit and Risk Committee of Council (ARCC)
MAIN FSET
32
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 Sept
20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
1 Oct
2 Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct
Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday Friday Saturday
Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept
Sept Sept Sept Sept
Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept
Date 10 Sept
Day Wednesday
Closing date for 2015 Academic Applications for the faculties of: 1. Education 2. Science, Engineering and Technology 3. Business, Management Sciences and Law
Graduation Third Term Ends Heritage Day
Closing date for cancellations of 2ND SEMESTER courses with no refund
Academic Activities
Council at 09:00
Executive Management Committee (EMC) at 09:00
Deans Forum at 09:00 Senate at 10:00
Senior Management Forum (SMF) at 10:00
Institutional Committees Senate Executive Committee (SENEX) at 09:00
Public Holiday
Faculty Board Agenda is circulated
FACEX Meeting Faculty Board preparation commences
FACEX Agenda is circulated
FSET Academic Activities
33
PROSPECTUS
2014
Date 5 Oct 6 Oct 7 Oct 8 Oct
9 Oct
10 Oct
11 Oct 12 Oct 13 Oct
14 Oct
15 Oct
16 Oct
17 Oct
18 Oct 19 Oct 20 Oct
Day Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Fourth Term Begins
Academic Activities
Senate: Library and Information Services (SLISC) at 09:00 Senate: Short Learning Programmes (SSLPC) at 09:00 Senate: Learning and Teaching Development (SLTDC) at 09:00 Senate: Research Ethics (SREC) at 09:00 Information Technology and Communication Committee of Council (ITCCC) at 09:00 Planning and Resource Committee of Council (PRCC) at 14:00
Institutional Planning Committee (IPC) at 09:00 Senate: Rural Development and Urban Renewal (SRDURC) at 09:00 Core Business Committee of Council (CBCC) at 09:00 Executive Committee of Council (ECC) at 14:00
Institutional Committees
FSET: EDCO
FSET: Faculty Board
FSET Academic Activities
MAIN FSET
34
Date 21 Oct
22 Oct
23 Oct
24 Oct
25 Oct 26 Oct 27 Oct
28 Oct
29 Oct
30 Oct
31 Oct
1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov
4 Nov 5 Nov
Day Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday
Tuesday Wednesday
Lodging of DP appeals ends Study week Study week Study week
Lectures end Closing date for Work Integrated Learning ( Experiential Training) Closing date for 2015 Academic Applications by returning students
Publication of DP marks Lodging of DP appeals commences
Due date for submission of last test/ assignment marks
Academic Activities
Institutional HIV/AIDS (IHAC) at 09:00 Senate: Higher Degrees (SHDC) at 09:00 Student Services Council (SSC) at 09:00 Senate: Youth, Gender & Disability (YGDC) at 09:00 Finance Committee of Council (FCC) at 09:00
Human Resource Committee of Council (HRCC) at 09:00 Honorary Degrees Committee of Council (HDCC) at 14:00
Institutional Committees Institutional Quality Assurance Committee (IQAC) at 09:00 Senate: Research and Research Mentoring (SRRMC) at 09:00 Senate: Community and International Partnerships (SCIPC) at 09:00
FSET: EDCO
Closing Date for 2014 new students applications FSET
FSET Academic Activities
35
PROSPECTUS
2014
8 Nov 9 Nov 10 Nov 11 Nov 12 Nov
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 Nov 21 Nov
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 Nov 30 Nov 1 Dec 2 Dec 3 Dec 4 Dec
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov
Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov
Date 6 Nov 7 Nov
Day Thursday Friday
Due date for submission of examination marks
FINAL EXAMINATIONS END
FINAL EXAMINATIONS COMMENCE
Academic Activities Study week Study week
All Departmental Boards
FSET Academic Activities
School Boards
FSET: EDCO
Council and Council end-of- School Exams Excos year function at 09:00
Senate at 10:00
Audit and Risk Committee of Council (ARCC) at 09:00
Senior Management Forum (SMF) at 10:00
Senate Executive Committee (SENEX) at 09:00
Student Affairs Committee of Council (SACC) at 09:00
Institutional Committees
MAIN FSET
36
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday 2015 Monday Monday
Christmas Day Day of Goodwill
Reconciliation Day Publication of FINAL Examination results Fourth Term Ends
Academic Activities Oath taking ceremony
5 Jan 2015 University Administration Staff Re-opens 12 Jan 2015 Supplementary Examinations Commence
Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec
Date 5 Dec 6 Dec 7 Dec 8 Dec 9 Dec 10 Dec 11 Dec
Day Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Special Senate Executive Committee (SENEX) - to approve examination results - at 09:00
Institutional Committees
FSET Academic Staff report for duty FSET Departmental Selection Committees
Public Holiday
Public Holiday
FACEX Meeting
All Departmental Exam Boards All Schools Exam Boards Faculty Exam Board
FSET Academic Activities
