ACCOUNTING EDUCATION PROJECT TOPICS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS

• 181. THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN MARKETING PRODUCT AND SERVICES (A CASE S...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Adaptation of Information Technology in Service and Product in Public Sector Organizations in Nigeria is characterized by many problems. Ottin (196:62) explained that every organization has way of generating, collecting, processing, storing, retrieving and using data. The system of doing this many either are informal or formal. As organizati...Continue Reading »

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• 182. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTIVATION AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE (A STUDY OF FIRST BANK ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Motivation is a crucial aspect which leads to a reward and a value that is attached to a specific reward. Motivation is basically depends on the needs, such as physiological needs which is food, shelter water and sex. Moreover, for a worker to work efficiently in an industry, the workers environment must be too conducive to him. The workers shou...Continue Reading »

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• 183. THE IMPACT OF STAFF MOTIVATION ON PRODUCTIVITY IN A SOFT DRINK INDUSTRY

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND Productivity is defined as the relative efficiency of economic activity—that is, the amount of products or services produced compared to the amount of goods and labor used to produce it. While industry, in a general sense, the production of goods and services in an economy. The term industry also refers to a group of enterprises (private businesses or ...Continue Reading »

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• 184. A TRANSLATION OF WOMEN OF OWU (BY FEMI OSOFISAN) FROM ENGLISH TO IGBO: PROBLEMS ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of Study Translation, one of the most important cross linguistic and crosscultural practices has been going on in Nigeria for quite some time (Edebiri, 1982:1). The actual time of origin of translation has not been specific. But according to some scholars, translation started with the Babel theory of translation. The theory explained the linguistic confusion...Continue Reading »

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• 185. A STUDY OF LANGUAGE OF ADVERTISEMENT

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 Background of Study Advertising is one of the tools of public communication. Advertising is essentially a persuasive means of communication task to reach a defined audience in a given form of non personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods and services. Advertising has become a part and parcel of man’s life in society. Every linguistic setting has peculia...Continue Reading »

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• 186. THE ROLE OF AUDITORS IN THE NIGERIAN BANKING CRISIS

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION Nigerian banking industry is today arguably one of the most sophisticated in Africa. It has embraced Information Technology including computerization, Internet and other forms of electronic banking. It has grown in number and branch network from about 10 banks in 1960 to 120 banks in 1990 courtesy of Babangida deregulation in 1986 and now to above 91. CBN sanitization ...Continue Reading »

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• 187. AN IGBO TRANSLATION OF EZE GOES TO SCHOOL BY ONUORA NZEKWU AND MICHAEL CROWDER: ...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction The place of translation as a means of giving out information makes translation very necessary. Any needed information which is in another language could be re expressed into other languages through translation for proper communication. Translation as a means of communication has the basic role of educating and informing. The importance of sharing information cannot be...Continue Reading »

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• 188. AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF WRITTEN YORUBA COMPOSITION OF IGBO STUDENTS IN SECONDARY SC...

  » CHAPTER ONE I N T R O D U C T I O N 1.1 Background to the Stud Language is a very fascinating course of study, perhaps because of its ‘magical and mystical power’ and unique role in capturing the breadth of human thought and behaviour. Every knowledgeable human being recognizes the primacy of language in education which has serious implication for human development. Language is a very ...Continue Reading »

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• 189. QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF DRINKING WATER IN ENUGU URBAN AND ITS HEALTH IMPLICATION...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Safe water in sufficient quantity is fundamental to human health. According to Garelick (1987), water is a clear, tasteless and odourless liquid. It is colourless in small quantity but pale blue in deep column. This liquid, Garelick said, has a potassium ion (pH) of 7, temperature between 70C and 120C, freezes at zero degree centigrade (0C) and boil...Continue Reading »

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• 190. INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTS OF TWO FLAME RETARDANTS ON THE FIRE CHARACTERISITICS OF...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Fire is a world wild problem which claims lives and causes significant loss of properties. Most of the immediate surroundings of man consist of polymeric materials which are combustible materials. These include clothes, furniture, construction materials, and interior decorations. Generally, the interiors of homes, offices, vehicles, and packages are decorate...Continue Reading »

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• 191. INFLUENCE OF LOCATION AND GENDER ON PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED MOTOR SKILLS AMONG S...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Movement is a fundamental characteristic of human behaviour. It is also an act of moving part of the body; example hand. It is an act of moving from one place to another, for instance enemy troop movement and to allow free movement of goods and services. Thomas and Thomas (2000) observed that motor behaviour is the subdiscipline of kinesiology that ...Continue Reading »

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• 192. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH WORKERS’ PERCEPTION OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ENVIRONMENTA...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Anambra State as part of Nigeria adopted environmental sanitation to promote human and environmental health (Federal Ministry of Environment, 2005). However, the state of the environment of Anambra State speaks poorly about the objectives of environmental sanitation being achieved (Anyaeji, 2005). Anyaeji (2005) observed that environmental sanitatio...Continue Reading »

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• 193. CULTURAL CONDITIONS AFFECTING ANTIBIOTIC PRODUCTION BY STREPTOMYCES SPECIES

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION For centuries, preparations derived from living matter were applied to wounds to destroy infection. The fact that a microorganism is capable of destroying one another was not established until the latter half of the 19th century, when Pasteur noted the antagonistic effect of other bacteria on the anthrax organism and pointed out that this action might be put to therapeutic...Continue Reading »

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• 194. THE PLACE OF SEMIOTICS IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIAN DANCE: A STUDY OF NNAMDI AZKIWE ...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.1 Introduction and Background to the Study Dance is an ageless art from the history of creation. Dance made its debut into the theatre as embellishment for formal drama, opera and musicals. Dance is a primordial art which was used in rituals, hunting, communication, mock fight, war, festival and initiation. According to Sarrel. “The dance of primitive societies is always seriou...Continue Reading »

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• 195. ATTITUDE OF THE WORKERS IN ANAMBRA CENTRAL SENATORIAL ZONE TOWARDS FAKE PRODUCTS...

  » CHAPTER ONE Introduction Background of the Study National Agency for Food, Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC, 1992) posited that the importance of food and drugs to man and animal are very obvious. They need food in order to grow and sustain life and because of the inhe rent disposition to illnesses, the organs of the body may not always function properly. Such body dysfunction may be due t...Continue Reading »

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• 196. CEMENT MANUFACTURING /PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF EDO CEMENT FACTORY,...

  » CHAPTER ONE BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Right from the Colonial era, reports have indicated the presence of extensive limestone deposits at Ukpilla from which good quality cement could be produced. The limestone deposit covers a belt upwards of thirty kilometers long stretching from Ukpilla in the present Edo State to Okene in Kwara State. However, owing to both economic and technical reasons, the dep...Continue Reading »

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• 197. ANALYSIS OF UNBALANCED FIXED-EFFECT NON-INTERACTIVE MODEL

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 INTRODUCTION Estimating variance component from unbalanced data is not as straightforward as from balanced data. This is so for two reasons. Firstly, several methods of estimation are available (most of which reduce to the analysis of variance method for balanced data), but no one of them has yet been clearly established as superior to others. Secondly, all the methods...Continue Reading »

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• 198. EVALUATION OF THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYPROPYLENE/CALCIUM CARBONATE NANOC...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Nanocomposites refer to materials consisting of at least two phases with one dispersed in another that is called matrix and forms a three dimensional network. It can be defined as a multi phase solid materials where one of the phases has one, two or three dimensions of less than 100 nano metres (nm) or structures having nano scale repeat distances between the different pha...Continue Reading »

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• 199. MOSQUITO SURVEY THROUGH LARVAL SAMPLING AND OVITRAPPING IN PARTS OF ASABA, DELTA...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Mosquitoes are widely distributed throughout the world and they utilize different water bodies for their breeding (WHO, 1982). Many species breed in both natural and articial containers, such as pools, gutters, coconut shells, tree holes, bamboo stumps, leaf axils, septic tanks and other similar water bodies (Maana, 1989; Aigbodion and Anyiwe, 2005). The distribution of mo...Continue Reading »

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• 200. THE CONTAMINATION OF SACHET AND BOTTLED WATER WITH PROTOZOAN PARASITES IN ONITSH...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION Generally, humans drink water that contains pathogens or contain unacceptable levels of dissolved contaminants. Such waters are not potable water and drinking or using them in cooking leads to wide spread of acute and chronic illness. However, they are key determinants of many microbial diseases with serious complications in immunocompetent and immuno compromised indiv...Continue Reading »

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