- Teacher: Sam EJOYI
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- Lecturer: Florence RWAMUHANDA
Mr. Ajuaba David Baiko
Mr. Wamusi Robert

The course reviews Information and Communication (ICT) for development, with a focus on policy-making regulation and strategy building with the aim of effectively cutting costs and improving quality without reducing services.

The course aims at equipping students to advanced computer graphic designing and project commercial concept creation skills of creating problem-solving graphic designs. Students will be expected to use all the knowledge and skills learned in the previous semesters and create projects that link society's needs and that are for problem-solving. The project will be made individually with the guidance of the course leader.
Course Learning Objectives.
The objectives of this course unit include:
To train learners to use graphic software and create complex problem solving using visual arts.
To train learners how to create an individual project using computer-aided design.
To equip learners with skills of designing and creating their own images and designs to advertising.
To train learners how to use various computer graphics software and present meaningful projects.
Learning Outcomes.
Upon completion of this course, a student will be expected:-
- To produce cooperate graphic brand designing as projects.
- To make computer-aided designs/ computer graphic designs through the creation of complex communicative symbols
- To design and create different social problem solving individual project in computer graphics
Mr. Wamusi Robert

Information and IT security is a central part of modern software engineering. Many threats can injure companies and private persons today. The course covers how security issues can be handled in business development and software engineering. The course includes human factors in security work, threat modeling, encryption, and security aspects in software development.
This class will introduce you to Insurance law and an appreciation of the industry in general. Students will examine the development of insurance over the years in other jurisdictions as well as in Uganda. This will enable them appreciate the important terminology used in insurance law for example the insurer, insured insurance policy, moral hazard, premium, claims procedure as well as other terminology as will be discussed in this class.
For purposes of ensuring that students obtain maximum benefit from the course, students have the obligation to read the material issued before the classes. This will enable students to critically analyze issues at hand as well as a more interactive learning environment. A discussion forum has been set up to enable students to ask questions related to the subject and matters that need clarification after the classes. This will be available online together with all the necessary reading materials for the class.
See: E learning Platform (https://moodle.ucu.ac.ug/
- Lecturer: Dinah MUKASA
Instructor: Robert Wamusi
Mr. Asiku John
International humanitarian law is a set of rules which seek, for humanitarian reasons, to limit the effects of armed conflict. It protects persons who are not or are no longer participating in the hostilities and restricts the means and methods of warfare.
International humanitarian law is a set of rules which seek, for humanitarian reasons,
to limit the effects of armed conflict. It protects persons who are not or are no longer
participating in the hostilities and restricts the means and methods of warfare.
Course Objectives
To promote an understanding of Jus in Bello, which is the law regulating the conduct of hostilities as distinct from Jus ad bellum law which defines conditions under which States may resort to war.
To enhance an appreciation of the general principles and laws that comprise International Humanitarian Law and to assess how these rules developed over time.
To evaluate the application of the rules of International Humanitarian Law to
case studies and scenarios to understand how the law is enforced.
Business operations are increasingly taking a global perspective. The traditional functional areas need to be looked at from the international point of view. The international marketing course therefore gives the students on opportunity to discuss global business development strategies and should have appropriate knowledge of international marketing environment.
- Teacher: Henry OMACHE
Mr. Ogen M Cosmas
Ajidiru Hope Sally
- Teacher: Norah AKABA
