Computer Science with Economics Project Topic Ideas for Nigerian Students

This platform is designed for 2025 Undergraduate and Postgraduate Nigerian Students in Nigeria and other countries who are searching for Computer Science with Economics project topics, along with materials in PDF or Microsoft Word (Docx) to serve as a roadmap for completing their final year research in Computer Science with Economics. Below, you will find the list of available topics, together with the process to follow once your project topic is approved.

List of Computer Science with Economics Project Topic Ideas for Students

Here is the list of Computer Science with Economics project proposal topics; simply click on your preferred topic to view the complete material excerpt.

• An Investigation Into the Problems Facing Teachers in Teaching Computer Science in Nigerian Secondary Schools

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  Comparison of Academic Performance of Junior Secondary School Students in English Language Computer Science and Integrated Science in External Examinations

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  Implementing Blended Learning Models for Computer Science Education in Nigeria (A Case Study of Nigerian Universities)

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  Extent of Computer Literacy Among Secondary School Science Teachers’ Abakaliki Local Government Area of Ebonyi State

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  Teachers and Students Perceptions of Problems of Effective Teaching and Learning of English Language and Computer Science in Junior Secondary School

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  Extent of Computer Literacy Among Secondary School Science Teacher

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  Implementing Virtual Internships for Nigerian Computer Science Students (A Case Study of Nigerian Tech Companies)

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  Trends of Academic Performance of Junior Secondary School Students in Intergrated Science, Mathematics and Computer Science From Year 2000 – 2003

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  Academic Performance of Senior Secondary School Students in English Language, Computer Science, and Integrated Science in External Exams From 2003 to 2007

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  A Comparative Analysis of the Academic Performance of Computer Science, Integrated Science and English Language of Junior Secondary School Students