VENUE: JKUAT LOCATION :NSC lab 305 DATE: Friday 30th May 2014 TIME: 0900h to 1530h Lots of SWAG   Are you code ninja looking to learn to learn from the savviest?then you’ve got to come for the Intel developer zone and connect with JKUAT Intel students partners2014. This partners are Intel’s Reps at JKUAT. They will plan and host events for you on campus. If you want to decode more about the Intel developer zone and want to access sneak peeks into our latest tech, you don’t want to miss this! $IntelAndroid#intelStudentPartners Register online visit… Continue reading →

Mobile applications developers who have successfully published their Apps on Microsoft store are entitled to 70% of revenue generated from downloads of such applications. This was said by Kunle Awosika, Microsoft Country Manager, Kenya, Friday May 16, when he held talks with Vice Chancellor, Prof. Mabel Imbuga at JKUAT. This move, according to Kunle, aims to promote and inspire creativity and innovation among Kenyan developers towards developing solutions to social-economic challenges facing the country. Kunle noted that JKUAT students have demonstrated high level creativity and innovation, with a number of apps developed by the students… Continue reading →

The winning team of the 2014 Microsoft Kenya Imagine Cup, a student competition which centers on the use of imagination, creativity and technology to help solve some of the world’s toughest problems, has been announced. This year’s winner is Team Africon from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) who developed Life Buddy, a mobile application that seeks to help blood recipients to easily link up with the respective blood donors. The app allows anyone who needs blood urgently to quickly post a request on the app. The app then sends a notification to… Continue reading →

First Years Registration will start on 5th to 9th May 2014 at the assembly hall from 8:oo am to 5:oo pm. Kindly remember to carry all the required documents. Welcome to JKUAT. NOTE: Continuing IT students registration will start on Monday next week (12/05/2014) at the IT department registry.    

Land ownership remains a sticky issue in our country and record management seems to be one of the core problems. There are many instances where several people have title deeds for the same parcel of land. This issue led two innovative minds from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) to seek solutions in technology and the result has been quite impressive. Robert Ouko and Jennifer Mwai, both at the university’s School of Computing and Information Technology, are the brains behind a Biometric Land Registration system that seeks to forestall land ownership issues such… Continue reading →