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Pan African University Institute for Water and Energy Sciences (including Climate Change) -PAUWESMSc. Energy Policy20152017Degree Master DegreeActivities & Societies PAUWES CoP(Member of Strategic Planning Group)PAUWES is a multi-cultural environment providing an opportunity to interact with persons from all over Africa. I must comment that this has not only provided me with an opportunity to meet and greet but an enabling environment to blend and bridge knowledge gaps and multi-cultural differences which is very important in both career development and personal development. I am a student reperesentative of Energy Policy group, an opportunity from which I learn alot given the international setup with many varying cultures.
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Makerere University-UgandaBSc. Civil Engineering20102014Degree Bachelor DegreeGrade Second Class Upper HonoursActivities & Societies Uganda Institute of Professional Engineers(UIPE)-(Student Member) Makerere Engineering Scociety(Member) Makerere Debate Union(Founder Member) Nsibirwa Hall (Chairperson Security Committee)Life at Makerere University goes full circle, as a student I gained from academic programs but also gained skills in leadership, team work and team building, strong judgment and decision making skills, commitment to knowledge sharing and continuous learning and ability to ably manage multi-cultural groups of persons.
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Education
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EnglishProficiency Native or Bilingual
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Projects
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Maintenance of selected roads in Kampala Capital City(Kibuli Road 1.34km)Jul 2014Nov 2014Project involved financial management,supervision and quality control of works. It involved mangement of project based on physical progress and financial progress Vs time progress. As the consultant team, we acted as representatives of government of Uganda Government and Kampala Capital City Authority on the Project. The team was composed of a team leader(highways specialist), road inspector, assistant road inspector, materials technician, surveyor, CAD technician, and Quantity surveyor. I worked as an assistant road inspector incharge of maintaining detail records and quality control.
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Routine-Maintenance of Twelve(12) Selected National Roads. Ruti-Mwizi-Kabuyanda-Kikagati road(67Km)Nov 2014May 2015Project involved financial management,supervision and quality control of works. It involved mangement of project based on physical progress and financial progress Vs time progress. As the consultant team, we acted as representatives of government of Uganda Government and Kampala Capital City Authority on the Project. The team was composed of a team leader(highways specialist), road inspector, assistant road inspector, materials technician, surveyor, CAD technician, and Quantity surveyor. I worked as a road inspector incharge of quality control, measurement and certification of works, holding of joint site meetings, preparation of progress reports and certificates for accomplished works and site communication and issuance of instructions to the contractor.
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Concentrating of Nutrient Content of Urine by Use of Wood AshOccupation Makerere University-UgandaSep 2013May 2014This research was focused on utilization of urine and ash as an alternative agricultural soil amendment. A semi-solid urine fertilizer was formulated by mixing human urine with wood ash as final product that would be easy to transport and apply on agricultural field. Urine was collected from a sanitation facility at College of Engineering Design Art and Technology (CEDAT) and formulated into a semi-solid urine fertilizer. The research focused on three major elements that is; Potassium, Phosphorous and Nitrogen. Tests were carried out for different samples. Tests forpH determination of the samples, total Nitrogen, total Phosphorous and Potassium were carried out. The pH of ash and the mixture was measured using soil to distilled water ratio of 1:2.5 with a pH meter (METTLER TOLEDO) after one hour of mechanical shaking. The total nitrogen, total phosphorous, potassium was determined in accordance to Okalebo et al., (2002). We hope to publish a paper from this project after implementation of the fertilizer.
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Courses
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Makerere University-UgandaOil and Gas Energy Global Issues Course |
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