This course explores the field of demography in relation to other social sciences; sources of data and methods of demographic analysis; analysis of population size; composition and distribution; implications of population growth, problems of population in Africa, issues of population policy. 

In this course, students will learn not only about advertising as an institution. They will also learn about the theory and practice of public relations, laws and ethics of advertising and public relations in society. This course is designed to provide students with an intimate knowledge of the laws and ethics governing the professions of advertising and public relations. The content of the course will challenge to think critically about the economics and social issues in advertising and public relations. At the end of this course, students will be familiar with the course content and meet their expectations through classroom activities/discussions, class projects/exercises, examinations/writing assignments and class presentations.

A survey of the theoretical constructs and research findings of human behaviour in work organizations such as; business and government enterprise, especially individual behaviour and motivation, dyadic relations and small group behaviours.