Thu

18, Mar

Lecture begins for Omega Semester  for all students

Thu

18, Mar

Registration for 2023/2024 Omega Semester

Thu

16, Mar

2023/2024 Omega Resumption for all Students

Thu

04, Mar

2023/2024 Alpha Semester Examinations for 100 L Students

Thu

02, Mar

Departure for returning students (200 -500 L)

Thu

01, Mar

Closing Assembly for returning students (200 -500 L)

Thu

26, Feb

Revision for 2023/2024 Alpha Semester – 100 L Students

Thu

23, Feb

Lectures end for Freshman

Thu

12, Feb

2023/2024 Alpha Semester Examinations for 200 -500L Students

Thu

05, Feb

Continuous Assessment(C A III) for 100 L students(Lecture continues during this period)

Thu

05, Feb

Revision for 2023/2024 Alpha Semester - 200 -500 L Students

Thu

22, Jan

Mid-Semester Tests (CA II) for 100 Level students

Thu

22, Jan

Continuous Assessment(C A III)(Lecture continues during this period)

Thu

08, Jan

Lectures continue for Returning students (200 -500 L)

Thu

06, Jan

Resumption for all Students

Thu

03, Jan

Resumption for Faculty and Staff

Thu

16, Dec

Departure for Christmas Break by all Students

Thu

15, Dec

Christmas Break for all Students

Thu

04, Dec

Mid-Semester Examinations (CA II) for 200 – 500 L students

Thu

27, Nov

First Continuous Assessment (CA I) for 100 L students (Lecture Continues during this Period)

Thu

13, Nov

Continuous Assessment (CA I) for 200 – 500 Level(Lecture continues during this period)

Thu

06, Nov

Lecture begins (100 L students) 

Thu

04, Nov

2023/2024 Alpha Semester Resumption (Freshmen)

Thu

23, Oct

Lecture begins (200 – 500 L students)

Thu

21, Oct

2023/2024 Alpha Semester Resumption (Returning Students)

Thu

13, Oct

10th Convocation Ceremony

Thu

01, Oct

Independence Anniversary

Thu

25, Sep

Staff welcome Assembly

Thu

16, Nov

9th Matriculation Ceremony

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Thu

13, Jul

5th Convocation Ceremony

Thu

13, Jul

5th Convocation Ceremony Keynote Address

Thu

12, Jul

Convocation Lecture

Thu

11, Jul

Special Convocation Service

Thu

02, May

Agro Revolution Outreach

Thu

01, May

Workers Day

Thu

24, Apr

Senate Business Committee Meeting

Thu

21, Mar

7th Founder’s Day lecture

7th Founder’s Day lecture holds on Wednesday 21st of March 2018.

Thu

21, Mar

Founders Day Programme/ thanskgiving service

7th Founder’s Day Programme (Morning)/  Thanksgiving Service (Evening) holds on Wednesday, 21st of March 2018.

Thu

20, Mar

Departmental Board Meeting

The Landmark University Departmental board meeting holds on Tuesday, 20th of March 2018.

Thu

12, Feb

Management meeting

The Landmark University Management meeting will hold on Monday, 12th of February 2018

Thu

12, Feb

Management meeting with the Student Council

The Management meeting with the Student Council will hold on Monday, 12th of February 2018.

Thu

10, Feb

Alumni Executive meeting with Management

Alumni Executive meeting with Management will hold on Saturday, 10th of February 2018.

Thu

09, Feb

5th Inaugural Lecture

The 5th inaugural Lecture will hold on Monday, 8th of February 2018.

Thu

05, Feb

Course Evaluation Exercise

Course Evaluation Exercise will commence from Monday, 5th of February 2018 - Friday, 9th of february 2018.

Thu

03, Feb

Community Impact Initiative

Community Impact Initiative will hold on Saturday, 3rd of February 2018.

Thu

25, Jan

Senate Meeting

The Landmark University Senate Meeting will hold on Thursday, 25th of January 2018.

Thu

23, Jan

Departmental Board Meeting

Departmental Board Meeting holds on Tuesday, 23rd of January 2018.

Thu

22, Jan

Late Registration Begins

Late Registration for Omega Semester starts from Monday, 22nd of January 2018 - Friday, 26th of January 2018.

NOTE:  (Afterwards application for deferment applies)

Thu

22, Jan

Library Week

Library Week commences from Monday, 22nd of January 2018 - Friday, 26th January 2018.

Thu

18, Jan

College Board Meeting

College Board Meeting scheduled for Thursday, 18th of january 2018

Thu

08, Jan

Online Registration for students

Online Registration for students for Omega Semester starts from Monday, 8th of January 2018 - Friday, 19th of January 2018.

Thu

08, Jan

Omega Semester Lecture Begins

Omega Semester Lecture Begins on Monday, 8th of January 2018.

Thu

07, Jan

Welcome Assembly for Students

Welcome Assembly Service for Students for Omega Semester is on Sunday, 7th of January 2018.

Thu

06, Jan

Students Resumption for Omega Semester

All Students of Landmark University are to resume for Omega Semester on Saturday, 6th of January 2018.

Thu

03, Jan

Faculty and Staff Resumption

All staffs and faculty of Landmark University are to resume for the Omega Semester on Wednesday 3rd of January 2018.

Thu

18, Oct

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2019 2020 SESSION

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OFFICE OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2019/2020 SESSION 

The Approved Academic Calendar for 2019/2020 Session.

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Thu

23, Aug

Returning Students resume Aug. 23, 2017

Returning Students is expected to resume for the 2017/2018 Academic Session August 23, 2017

Thu

20, Aug

New Students resume Aug. 20, 2017

The newly admitted students are to resume for their respective programmes August 20, 2017

Thu

16, Mar

Faculty Seminar Presentation by Dr. Mrs. Oladele Tinuke Omolewa

TOPIC: Application of Cybernetics for a new Paradigm in Cyber Security, Food Security and Biosecurity PRESENTER: Dr. (Mrs.) Oladele, Tinuke Omolewa Department of Computer Science, College of Science and Engineering, Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Kwara State. ABSTRACT Security entails protection of a person, building, organization or country against threats or attacks by any form of opposition. The trio of Cyber Security, Food Security and Biosecurity are global issues that have constituted great challenges worldwide. Developing more secure systems is paramount as computers are further integrated into everyday life and is used to store increasing amounts of sensitive data. Over time, research has identified that deficiencies are found in the existing security tools and measures. The application of Cybernetics will be used in this study to fill the gap and provide a new framework established from proven mathematical constructs that will serve as the basis to develop a new class of (cyber) security solutions. Cybernetics is the study of evolution, adaptation and control of systems. It is relevant to mechanical, physical, biological, cognitive and social systems. The cybernetic control model is a model that provides a framework for the study of the control of any system. The aim of this study is to develop a cybernetic system for controlling and managing (regulating) security risks in cyber security, food security and biosecurity. The specific objectives to realize this aim are to: (i) develop a cybernetic control model for integrating and controlling cyber security, food security and biosecurity and (ii) simulate the model using R. The methodology includes an indepth study of control theory, systems theory, feedback mechanisms and regulatory systems in the context of cybernetics.

Thu

27, Mar

Seminar Presentation by Mr. Oguntayo Sunday

Center for Learning Resources Seminar Presentation by Mr Oguntayo Sunday

TOPIC: AWARENESS, KNOWLEDGE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF RDA IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NIGERIA

DATE:Wednesday, 27th March, 2017, TIME: 2.30 pm prompt VENUE: Escapist Section, CLR

ABSTRACT

This paper is aimed at determining the level of awareness, knowledge and implementation of Resource Description and Access (RDA) in academic libraries in Nigeria.

This study adopted the survey approach method applicable to the target population, the entire academic librarians in Nigeria.

The total enumeration sampling technique was used to draw the sample for the study. All academic librarians registered on Nigerian Library Association (NLA) online forum formed the sample of the study.

The paper reveals that majority used at least two cataloguing tools out of many listed. 78 participants (88%) had heard about RDA while 11 (12%) had not. About 44% of the participants had the knowledge of RDA while 56% did not know that the rules were formally released in 2010. On the platform of implementation, only about 22% of the participants confirmed that their libraries are already implementing RDA while about 78% affirmed that lack of expertise/skills, inadequate budgets/finance and retrospective conversions of records constrained their libraries to use RDA.

This implies that lack of expertise and skills was the major constraint to the use and implantation of RDA in Nigerian academic libraries. Over 83% of the participants indicated that RDA may never be implemented in their libraries because they felt it was too cumbersome to use while others say they had no option than to implement RDA.

Consequently, conferences and workshops were identified as major source of awareness for cataloguers. Nigerian Library Association (NLA) granted the Cataloguing, Classification and Indexing Section permission to sensitize over 500 librarians that attended NLA conference on the need to implement RDA in Academic libraries in Nigeria.

This paper recommends that RDA should be incorporated in the curriculum of library schools in Nigeria.