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Information on BUS 316 and MAN 710 examinations
by Samuel Olutuase - Tuesday, 15 November 2016, 4:07 PM
 

These examinations will run simultaneously at the MPA on Bauchi ROad campus, Jos as follow:

Date: 26th Aug., 2015

Time: 10hr00 - 12hr00 (WAT)

Duration: 65 minutes

You will be required to login and attempt a total of 40 questions for Parts A and B shuffled from the following categories: Data processing, Systems Analysis, DBMS, Excel, SPSS, Source document, Access and general questions for BUS 316 while MAN 710 will have questions shuffled from the following categories: E-commerce, Systems Analysis, Excel, SPSS, and general questions.

I wish you all the best.


Sam OLUTUASE (course lecturer)

 
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