National Open University of Nigeria, NOUN Registerable Courses, Past Questions and School Fees/Tuition for 100L First Semester in NOUN B.Sc. Computer Science. Below are the Expected Courses and Fees to pay this Semester:

CodeTitleFeeLevelStatusSemesterUnit
YOU CAN NOW REQUEST FOR THE PAST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS OF THESE COURSES. EACH COURSE COMPRISES OF DIFFERENTYEARS/SEMESTERS. WE’LL BE SENDING YOU DIFFERENT YEARS FOR ALL. WHATSAPP: 08137981072
BIO101General Biology I; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C12
BIO191General Practical Biology I; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C11
CHM101Introductory Inorganic Chemistry; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C12
CIT143Introduction to Data Organisation and Management; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C12
PHY101Elementary Mechanics, Heat and Properties of Matter; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C12
CHM103Introductory Physical Chemistry; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C12
CHM191Introductory Practical Chemistry I; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C11
GST101Use of English Communication Skills I; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C12
GST107A study guide for a distance learner (BSC); Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C12
MTH101Elementary Mathematics I; Past Questions And Answers Available2500100C13
MTH103Elementary Mathematics III; Past Questions And Answers Available2500100C13
PHY191Introductory Practical Physics I; Past Questions And Answers Available2000100C11

BREAKDOWN OF YOUR TOTAL FEES THIS SEMESTER

  • Total Unit: 23
  • Semester Registration Fee: ₦ 58,000
  • Course Registration: ₦25,000
  • Exam Registration: ₦18,000 (₦1,500 each)
  • GROUND TOTAL FEE:101000

Suggestion for NOUN Elective Courses

Note, elective course(s) are borrowed course(s) which means there’re NOT the main courses you’re supposed to do in the first place, thus, you’re strongly recommended to write some of them so as to help your GP. What this therefore means is that you may not register all “elective courses” you see in your Course Outline in each semester, however, you MUST register some. While it’s compulsory to register all Core Courses, it’s not compulsory to register for all Elective courses.

  1. If you see 1 Elective Course: we advise registering 1
  2. If you see 2 Elective Courses: we advise registering 1
  3. If you see 3 Elective Courses: we advise registering 2
  4. If you see 4 Elective Courses: we advise registering 2/3
  5. If you see 5 Elective Courses: we advise registering 3
  6. NOTE: However, there’s NOTHING wrong with registering for all Elective Courses.

NOTE the following:

  • The maximum Credit Units National Open University, NOUN School Portal can allow you to register for each semester is 24 Credit Units
  • It’s not advisable to be skipping Courses; otherwise, it will get you complicated along the line, and also for the fact that NOUN sometimes updates Course Codes/Titles.
  • If for instance the actual number of the Courses you’re supposed to take this semester is 10, and let’s assume you don’t have the complete fund to cover these Courses, it’s advisable you register less than the actual 10 Courses, and while you complete the remaining courses next semester. This method is better than just skipping your academic pursuit. Remember NOUN payment system is flexible!

If this is not your Course or level/Semester Click Here To Checkout the Exact Courses and Fees You Will Register And Pay This Semester in NOUN


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  1. 4155027f45c389a0606ad19d6d213a95 Bridget oboh oghenefejiro

    What if I register 14courses with 24 units for 100level first semester computer science is there a problem? Nd when is the online lectures startin

  2. Since the maximum per semester is 24 Credit Units, then you have no issue.

    IMPORTANT EVENTS & DATES

    ✅ Registration ends on March 4th
    ✅ TMA 1 begins on March 4th
    ✅ Convocation holds on March 25th/26th
    ✅ Orientation on April 11th
    ✅ Matriculation on 12th April
    ✅Pen on paper begins 19th April
    ✅E-Exams begins 19th May

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