POSSIBLE PROJECT TOPICS

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PROJECT TOPICS
The following are the possible project topics and it is in three category

Statistics
  • ·         A Statistical Study On The Effect Of Agricultural Loan On Farming Activities In Nigeria. A Case Study Of Agbara Local Government Area Of Ogun State.
  • ·         A Statistical Relationship Between Students’ Course Of Study And Their Attitude Towards Educational Development In Nigeria.  A Case Study Of Final Year Student Of The Moshood Abiola Polytechnic.
  • ·         A Statistical Analysis On The Impact Of Birth And Death Rate On Nigeria Economy. A Case Study Of Ogun State.
  • ·         Index Number Analysis On The Price Of  Petroleum On The Price Of Food Items. A Case Of Ogun State.


Fisheries and Aquaculture
  • ·         Effect Of Different Stocking Densities On The Growth Of Performance Of ‘Clarias Gariepinu’ Reared In Plastic Tank.
  • ·         Evaluation Of The Effect Of Selected Wood Species On The Quality Of Smoked Clarias Gariepinus.
  • ·         Effect Of Chemical Disinfectant (IZAL) On The Hatching Of Egg Survival And Growth Performance Of African Catfish (CLARIAS GARIEPINUS)
  • ·         Evaluation Of Growth Performance And Body Composition Of Clarias Garipinus Fed With Graded Level Of Inclusion Of Soya Bean Waste.
  • ·         Influence Of Smoking Times On Product Quality Of Smoked Tilapia Galilee.


Microbiology
  • ·         Physico-chemical and coliform assessment of raw river water disinfected with moringa seed extract.
  • ·         Isolation and identification of bacteria associated with wound sepsis.
  • ·         Prevalence of typhoid fever as opportunistic as opportunistic infection in HIV patience in Ogun state.
  • ·         Prevalence of hypatitis virus among blood donators in rural hospitals.


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