Hi luggers, Since some of you have gained your degrees from Makerere or other universities in Uganda, I wonder if you could clarify the current situation regarding the curriculum of subjects like microprocesors, operating systems, etc.
Do Ugandan universities have labs where students had to take practical lab courses to learn about microprocessors and operating systems? I talked to lab instructor friend of mine who is teaching microprocessors at a Spanish university this morning and he told me they are using similar boards which are simpler but more expensive. If some universities had this curriculum hole in their electronic, telecommunication or computer science degrees, doesn´t it create an interesting business opportunity for a software company (or social entreprise) to develop a basic IDE and assist the university with a pilot course? Just wondering... :) Gael ps: Happy World IPv6 day to all!! -- Blog in http://elgaelo.blogspot.com Pictures in http://www.flickr.com/photos/elgaelo Por favor, evite enviarme adjuntos de Word, Excel o PowerPoint. Vea http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.es.html
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