• Development of electronic waste management framework at college of engineering, design, art, and technology 

  Nakeya, Zahara; Olupot, Peter; Wafula, Simon Peter; Kamulegeya, Obed; Nakimuli, Naqiyyah Kimuli (Journal of Applied Material Science & Engineering Research, 2023)

  The worldwide use of information and communications technology (ICT) equipment and other electronic equipment is growing. There is growing amount of equipment that becomes waste after its time in use. This growth is expected ...
• Design review of an Innovated Single Piston Diesel engine in Uganda 

  Wafula, Simon Peter; Kirabira, John Baptist; Mukasa, Norbert; Kamulegeya, Obed; Nakimuli, Naqiyyah Kimuli (Journal of Applied Material Science & Engineering Research, 2023)

  Engineering designs are important in engine production. This research aimed at incorporating engineering principles and practices into the developed single piston diesel engine at Kevoton. Tests on the already innovated ...
• Thermal comfort in a residential house in Kampala. 

  Wafula, Simon Peter; Kamulegeya, Obed; Buyondo, Andrew Kasumba; Mutebi, Solomon; Ogwang, Isaac; Mutambo, Michael; Kateu, James; Buyondo, Andrew Kasumba (Science publishing group, 2023-01)

  Global warming and climate change has been a challenge in the last decades. Buildings are major contributors to energy consumption. This is due to the rise in human comfort needs and services. The residential sector consumes ...
• Investigation of system design criteria and the capital cost of varying design return periods for soil and water conservation structures highlights. 

  Otim, Daniel; Smithers, Jeffrey C.; Senzanje, Aidan; van Antwerpen, Rianto (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, 2020)

  Design of conservation structures includes both hydrologic and hydraulic designs. Hydrologic design involves the estimation of design floods which are required for the sizing of the hydraulic structures. The minimum ...
• Design norms for soil and water conservation structures in the sugar industry of South Africa 

  Otim, Daniel; Smithers, Jeff; Senzanje, Aidan; van Antwerpen, Rianto (University of KwaZulu-Natal, 2019-01)

  This paper contains a critical review of the norms employed in the design of soil and water conservation structures in the South African sugar industry and highlights research needs in order to update them. Sugarcane in ...
• Verification of runoff volume, peak discharge and sediment yield simulated using the ACRU model for bare fallow and sugarcane fields. 

  Otim, Daniel; Smithers, Jeff; Senzanje, Aidan; van Antwerpen, Rianto (University of KwaZulu-Natal., 2020-04)

  The Agricultural Catchments Research Unit (ACRU) model is a daily time step physical-conceptual agrohydrological model with various applications, design hydrology being one of them. Model verification is a measure of model ...
• Adaptive thresholding of CNN features for maize leaf disease classification and severity estimation. 

  Mafukidze, Harry Dzingai; Owomugisha, Godliver; Otim, Daniel; Nechibvute, Action; Nyamhere, Cloud; Mazunga, Felix (2022-08)

  Convolutional neural networks (CNNs) are the gold standard in the machine learning (ML) community. As a result, most of the recent studies have relied on CNNs, which have achieved higher accuracies compared with traditional ...
• Development and assessment of an updated tool for the design of soil and water conservation structures in the sugar industry of South Africa. 

  Otim, Daniel; Smithers, Jeffrey C; Senzanje, Aidan; van Antwerpen, Rianto; Thornton-Dibb, Sean L C (University of KwaZulu-Nata, 2021-12)

  Sugarcane in South Africa is grown on wide-ranging soils, sometimes in non-ideal climates and on steep topographies where soils are vulnerable to erosion. Sugarcane fields are protected against erosion through, inter alia, ...
• Development of updated design norms for soil and water conservation structures in the sugar industry of South Africa. 

  Otim, Daniel (University of KwaZulu-Natal, 2020-02)

  Sugarcane in South Africa is grown on wide-ranging soils, sometimes in non-ideal climates and on steep topographies where soils are vulnerable to erosion. A consequence of unsustainable soil loss is reduction in field ...
• A review of the human resource management dilemma for SMEs : 

  Mutumba, Raymonds; Basika, Elisa; Menya, James; Kabenge, Isa; Kiggundu, Nicholas; Oshaba, Brenda (MedCrave, 2020-12)

  The increasing interest in human resource practices is driven by the hypothesis that employees and their management are critical to the success of an organization. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) contribute significantly ...
• Performance evaluation of cassava drying technologies : 

  Menya, James; Tumutegyereize, Peter; Kabenge, Isa (MedCrave, 2020-05)

  Dried cassava chips have varied applications by end users that include breweries, confectionaries, starch and flour for food. In Uganda, over 80% of Cassava farmers dry their products by open sun drying and direct passive ...
• A review of gender and technologies : 

  Menya, James; Banadda, Noble; Kiggundu, Nicholas (MedCrave, 2020-01)

  Although different technologies are developed and used by both men and women, less has been done in the analysis of gender consideration during technology development. As economies reposition themselves to compete in the ...
• Modelling Orthogonal Metal Machining Using Finite Element Analysis. 

  Watmon, Titus Bitek; Xiao, David (BP International, 2022-06)

  This paper discusses results of a study of simulation modelling of orthogonal metal machining with finite element method using AdvantEdgeTM modelling software. The AdvantEdgeTM is a validated CAE software solution for the ...
• Development and evaluation of an improved maize silo to advance food security in Uganda. 

  Bwambale, Joash; Durodola, Oludare Sunday; Nabunya, Victo; Yildiz, Fatih (Taylor & Francis online., 2020-10-26)

  Maize is a major agricultural resource for smallholder farmers in East Africa, providing both food and income. However, poor post-harvest management leads to about 20% and 30% loss of maize grains, thereby aggravating ...
• An algorithm for improving email security on the android operating system in the industry 4.0 era 

  Kisembo, Isaac Moses; Ocen, Gilbert Gilibrays; Bongomin, Ocident; Alunyu, Andrew Egwar; Nibikora, Ildephonse; Matovu, Davis; Bwire, Felix (Hindawi., 2021-11)

  The world is attesting a tremendous change today, which is remarkably coined as industry 4.0. With several technologies shaping industry 4.0 epoch, notably, its cybersecurity entails the security of communication and network ...
• Bio-Filtration Technologies for Filtering Ammonia in Fish Tank Effluent for Reuse—A Review 

  Obeti, Lawrence Grism; Banadda, Noble; Candia, Alphonse; Onep, Samuel; Walozi, Ronald; Ebic, Andrew (David publishing, 2019)

  Peri-urban fish farms with limited access to open natural water bodies draw fresh water from urban water supply and dug wells, which is unreliable and costly. Reuse of fish pond effluent is also limited by high ammonia ...
• Duning in Rills on Unpaved Roads in Uganda 

  Semwogerere, Twaibu; Lating, Peter Okidi; Kucel, Samuel Baker (CIRWORLD, 2014)

  Dunes on non-paved roads develop as a result of general construction designs especially in the drainage. They are active features which block up drainage rills and parts of the roads causing road rutting, deep mudding and ...
• Improvementofgarmentassemblylineefficiencyusingline balancingtechnique 

  Bongomin, Ocident; Mwasiagi, JosphatI; Nganyi, EricO; Nibikora, Ildephonse (Wiley, 2020-03-03)

  The current competitiveness of garment manufacturing industries is highly dependentonabilitytoimproveefficiencyandeffectivenessofresourceutilization through proper application of industrial engineering techniques such as ...
• The mediating effect of effective decision making on the design of water resource management ICT model: The case of the management of Lake Victoria Basin 

  Odongtoo, Godfrey; Ssebuggwawo, Denis; Lating, Peter Okidi (African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 2020-05)

  Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Modelling (PLS- SEM) technique was employed to evaluate the mediating effects of effective decision making on water resource management policies and water resource management ...
• Simulation Metamodeling Approach to Complex Design of Garment Assembly Lines 

  Bongomin, Ocident; Mwasiagi1, Josphat Igadwa; Nganyi, Eric Oyondi; Nibikora, Ildephonse (2020-05-04)

  The today competitive advantage of Ready-made garment industries depends on the ability to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of resource utilization. Ready-made garment industries have long historically adopted fewer ...

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