Browsing Faculty of Engineering and Technology by Subject "Uganda"

Browsing Faculty of Engineering and Technology by Subject "Uganda"

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  • Art museum instructing system : 
    Nakibongo, Lillian Doreen (Busitema University., 2016-06)
    Uganda is gifted with a lot of tourism places which include museums, wildlife and game parks; The Uganda Museum falls under the Depart of Antiquities and Museums in the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities [1]. ...
  • Design and construction of a motorized paddy rice de-stoner. 
    Kanshangeho, Bailon (Busitema University, 2014)
    Rice is one of the major crops through which many people in Uganda earn their livelihood and in the recent past, it has gained a lot of economic importance in Uganda because it has a comparative market advantage of 1.87 ...
  • Design and construction of glass waste crushing machine. 
    Ssengabi, Moses (Busitema University, 2022)
    The management of waste glass is one of the major problems faced by many cities around the world especially in densely populated cities like Hong Kong. Government data has shown that about 300tonnes of glass waste is ...
  • Design of a recirculating aquaculture system for Uganda fish farmers. 
    Kasaija, Justus (Busitema University, 2014)
    Aquaculture is the science art and Business of farming or cultivating fish under controlled conditions. The gap between the supply of fish and the demand for fish is widening both in Uganda and globally, current fish farming ...
  • Design of a sprinkler irrigation system for sun flower 
    Buwembo, Mike (Busitema University, 2013)
    Sunflower is one of the few crop species that originated in North America and possibly brought in Uganda by missionaries as one of the experimental crops in 1920s and 1930s. It is the third largest source of vegetable oil ...
  • A monitoring system for newborn babies in Ugandan hospitals. 
    Ssonko, Julius (Busitema University., 2019-05)
    The baby monitoring system is an embedded system based on a web application that is to help health personnel to monitor all baby infants born and kept in nurseries in hospitals. It consists of 2 RFID modules, a database, ...
  • Optimum water allocation planning in the lake Kochobo sub-catchment, Uganda. 
    Eriamu, Sam. (2018)
    Given Uganda's per capita water availability (1004 m') as of2014, basin hydrologic modelling can sustainably help in: planning for the anthropogenic actions and changing climate effect on scarce water resources and ...

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