from 1995 to 2000, numerous courses in various disciplines were introduced. some of there were architecture, business administration, chemical engineering, sanitary engineering, fine arts, information technology, psychology, and public administration. the former college of liberal arts, science, and computer studies; school of accountancy, business and economics, center of gender, and poverty studies; and school of food science were established. a separate department for primary students was created that offered kindergarten i and ii in preschool and grade i in elementary.