University of Gezira Digital Repository
The University of Gezira Digital Repository (UGDR) is a university-based digital achieve created to store, preserve and make accessible the scholarly output of the university produced by its faculty, research staff and students. This input includes thousands (MSc and PhD theses) theses, thousands of academic staff papers (mainstream and indigenous), hundreds of books, pamphlets and other scholarly publications. The main objectives of UGDR are to store, preserve the university scholarly output, and makes it digitally visible and accessible to its community members and outside world; thereby UGDR supports research, learning and academic communication. UGDR adopts international technical standards and observes copyright. Global sharing and open access to the university digital contents are available for the material held in various formats including texts, images, moving images and data sets. The interface of UGDR enables the end user to browse and search its contents easily, as it is possible to display, open or download full-text files, images or videos.
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Biar, Biar Atem Ding
(University of Gezira, 2013-11-26)
The development and updating of syllabus play an important role in the process of English language teaching and learning. The study aimed at identifying the course content grading problems of new English language syllabus ...
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Ibrahim, Asmahan Rbah Mohammed
(University of Gezira, 2018-04-22)
Social media quickly breaks down personal barriers, Social media and technology will only become more pervasive in our life. With this evolution, each person must work to keep up with how to use social media and technology ...
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Abdelgadir, Hassabelrasoul Elfadil Hassan
(University of Gezira, 2013-04-18)
Mycetoma is a chronic, inflammatory, granulomatous infection that is present worldwide and endemic in tropical and subtropical regions, caused by the traumatic inoculation of a fungus (eumycetoma) or a bacterium (actinomycetoma). ...
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Mohammed, Asmaa Dafaalla Abuagla
(University of Gezira, 2018-05-12)
In recent times, the concept of centralizing in rings was initiated by the classical result of Posner (Edward, 1957) and have been extensively studied by many authors such as (Mayne, 1982) and (Vukman, 1988) they have ...
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Ibrahim, Heba Ibrahim Mohammed
(University of Gezira, 2016-11)
The HIV epidemic remains one of the greatest health and development challenges facing world today it has been recognized that HIV/AIDS is a social disease, and the outcome of social sexual behaviour.This study aimed to ...
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