Mr. Asiku Kiss Kizza
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Mr. Wamusi Robert
Mr. Olekua Jimmy
Mr. Dokcen Charles
Mr. Asiku John

Welcome to Project and Business Environment course. The course is intended to introduce students to the environment around a project and how this environment can be managed to the advantage or survival of a project. The focus of this course is therefore to generate the necessary information, knowledge and skills for managing the project and its business environment.
Mr. Oyo Silas

Project development in Computer introduces the concepts and implementation of computer graphics designing techniques, this course will focus on the practical & theoretical aspects and methodologies of graphic designing.
- The course aims at equipping students’ with skill of project development in graphics and exhibiting skills. This unit will enable learners to identify their own abilities and create individual projects in graphics designing which range from serigraphy, graffiti, wall graphic writing, 3D letter creation etc.
- Course Learning Objectives.
- By the end of the course unit, students should be able:-
- To develop humanitarian attitudes among themselves..
- To help each other and develop a sense of interdependence.
- To train students to produce good project works in graphics.
Course Learning Outcomes.
Upon completion of this course, a student will be expected to;
- Produce different types of graphics art projects with apparent relationship either to the child art or adult professionalism.
- Create graphic projects centred on designing ranging from glass staining, graffiti, wall graphic writing, 3D letter creation.
- Develop different graphic projects both individual and different groups.
Mr. Acidri Emmanuel Bilah
Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) provide answers to questions regarding the output, effects and impact of the project or program in the life of the target population. Information secured through monitoring and evaluation must be relevant, i.e. geared to specific needs of program and project administrators; timely, i.e. available and accessible at the time decisions are taken; and accurate, i.e. reliable and empirically verifiable. The course uses the project life cycle as the organizational guideline, and contents will cover the whole process of project management, including project initiation, project planning, project implementation and project termination.
- Teacher: Morris Oleng
- Teacher: Rodgers Tayebwa
Mr. Arumadri Godwill

- Lecturer: Rev. Dr. Jessica Hughes
- Teacher: ALEX ARINAITWE
- Teacher: PATRICK MBAASA
- Teacher: PATRICK MBAASA
- Teacher: Patrick Mbaasa
- Teacher: Brian Muhereza