Department of Communication and Computer Networks
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List of programmes - Department of Communication and Computer Networks
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Undergraduate Degree programmes |
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Bachelor of Technology in Communication and Computer Networks |
4 years |
KCSE applicants The basic admission requirement shall be the minimum entry requirements set for entry into the public universities, which is at least an average grade of C+ in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE). In addition, applicants are expected to have obtained at least a grade C+ in each of the cluster subjects in following cluster of subjects in KCSE examinations: Cluster Subjects |
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Diploma Degree programmes |
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Diploma in Technology Communication and Computer Networks |
3 Years |
KCSE applicants The basic admission requirement shall be at least an average grade of C- in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE). In addition, candidates are expected to have obtained at least a grade C- in each of the cluster subjects in following cluster of subjects in KCSE examinations: Cluster Subjects |
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Postgraduate Programmes |
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Masters of Technology in Communication and Computer Networks |
2 Years |
At Least a Second Honors (Upper Division) degree of TU-K in the relevant field or equivalent from a university recognized by the Senate of TUK OR |
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Department News Update
KENET Grant on Practical and Projects Based Learning (PPBL) for IoT
There is an increasing number of applications for the Internet of Things (IoT) and hence the need for graduates who have hands-on skills for developing IoT applications. IoT training was mainly theoretical and not comprehensive in TUK. The KENET funded project objective was about incorporating IoT training in our current curriculums and setting up a lab for IoT training.The curriculum was reviewed to incorporate IoT course content into BTech curriculums in the School of Computing. The grant has helped us train almost 100 students on IoT in three cohorts. The grant also helped us develop IoT course content and associated introductory notes.
The course entails numerous lab assignments for students and a project to be done to have students solve real-world problems. The course outline and course module on IoT are shared in the links below:-