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@WilliamsRuto.the problem with western leaders ,they sit around the table with mkuu and forget to tell the president we strongly desire development.They have failed to remind him urgently need of bonuses,fertilizers,diversity and rates to our farmers in sugarcane.
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Yesterday's vote in Ol Kalou doesn't sugarcoat for President William Ruto the plain and transparent truth on the torturous road to 2027. It gives him a binary choice. Continue listening to the effusive and praiseful lullabies by Kiambu politicians whose support is in single digit and not beyond immediate family members, stick with Prof Kithure Kindiki and believe their false narrative that he will get 40% of the Mt. Kenya vote and know that a humiliating defeat is certain. Or act the political fox you always have been, pick a Luo or a Luhya runningmate(preferably the latter) and hit the read running. The choices are clear. And President Ruto must smell the coffee...by force.
Samuel Muchina ni kama ma rich kids madwanzi pale highschool, provided all the best revision materials, supported by the family, personal tuitions na bado anavuta mkia kwa kidato ๐
Moi tried to buy Kikuyu votes in the 1990s with "Central Kenya Development Group" of SK Macharia (of @citizentvkenya) as chairman and spent billions in vain. Ol Kalou told President Ruto not to follow the Moi manual. In Mt Kenya it's the people that show where their leaders must take them. Those light featherweight politicians from Kiambu telling President Ruto that Kikuyus will vote for him in 2027 are rent seekers wanting to feed on his fodder ala SK Macharia of the 90s.
Earlier this week, I was in a meeting that was honestly very sad. Over 30 artists do not own their music yes most of the hits you know, their names, or even the rights to their images and this is in perpetuity. This has had serious consequences: many music groups have stopped releasing songs because anything they create does not belong to them, and they cannot secure endorsements since they donโt own their image rights.
When they tried to exit, some of them were sued in California and are now required to pay the label $1 million. We are witnessing one of the most significant IP cases of our time. I am confident they will eventually get out of it.
We sit in these meetings not as politicians, but as citizens advocating for policies that shape how our industry operates, grows, and sustains livelihoods.
@ignyharaz2 The concept of behaviour of fluids..how they move,stored and forces acting on it..hapo kwa Bernoulli's principles ndo wengi ndo tulikaskia weeuh
Civil engineering curriculum.
A total of 80 units over the 5 years.
Unit Code and Title
FIRST YEAR
UCU 100: Communication Skills
UCU 101: Development Studies
ECU 100: Chemistry for Engineers I
ECU 101: Physics for Engineers I
ECU 104: Engineering Mathematics I
ECU 105: Engineering Mathematics II
ECU 109: Fundamentals of Computing
ECV 101: Material Science
UCU 103: Introduction to Critical and Creative Thinking
ECU 102: Chemistry for Engineers II
ECU 103: Physics for Engineers II
ECU 106: Engineering Mathematics III ECU 107: Engineering Mathematics IV
ECU 108: Introduction to Engineering Profession
ECV 100: Engineering Drawing I
ECV 102: Computer Programming I
SECOND YEAR.
ECU 200: Engineering Mathematics V
ECU 201: Engineering Mathematics VI
ECV 200: Engineering Drawing II
ECV 201: Surveying I
ECV 202: Fluid Mechanics I
ECV 203: Strength of Materials I
ECV 204: Theory of Structures I
ECV 205: Civil Engineering Materials I
ECU 202: Engineering Mathematics VII
ECU 203: Engineering Mathematics VIII
ECV 206: Surveying II
ECV 207: Fluid Mechanics II
ECV 208: Strength of Materials II ECV
209: Theory of Structures II
ECV 210: Civil Engineering Materials II
ECV 211: Electromechanical Engineering
ECV 212: Practical Attachment - Internal (12 Weeks)
THIRD YEAR
ECU 300: Engineering Mathematics IX
ECV 300: Engineering Geology
ECV 301: Soil Mechanics I
ECV 302: Hydraulics I
ECV 303: Public Health Engineering I
ECV 304: Surveying III
ECV 305: Theory of Structures III
ECV 306: Transportation Planning and Development
ECU 301: Engineering Mathematics X
ECU 302: Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Engineers
ECV 307: Hydrology I
ECV 308: Soil Mechanics II
ECV 309: Hydraulics II
ECV 310: Public Health Engineering II
ECV 311: Surveying IV
ECV 312: Theory of Structures IV
ECU 303: Industrial Practical Attachment I (12weeks)
FOURTH YEAR
ECU 400: Research Methodology
ECU 401: Project Management ECV 400: Traffic Engineering I
ECV 401: Highway Engineering I ECV 402: Irrigation Engineering I
ECV 403: Foundation Engineering I
ECV 404: Structural Design I (Studio)
ECV 405: Theory of Structures V
ECU 402: Engineering Economics
ECV 406: Transportation Engineering
ECV 407: Hydrology II
ECV 408: Traffic Engineering II
ECV 409: Highway Engineering II ECV 410: Irrigation Engineering II
ECV 411: Foundation Engineering II
ECV 412: Structural Design II (Studio)
ECU 403: Industrial Practical Attachment II (12weeks)
FIFTH YEAR
ECU 500: Engineering Practice and Ethics
ECV 500: Civil Engineering Project I
ECV 501: Structural Design III (Studio)
ECV 502: Water Resources Engineering I
ECV 503: Highway Materials
ECV 504: Construction Management ECV 505: Environmental Engineering
ECV 506: Public Health Engineering III
ECV 523: Civil Engineering Project II
ECV 507: Geotechnical Engineering
ECV 522: Design and Construction Of Dams
ECV 509: Civil Engineering Practice
ECV 510: Logistics and System Analysis in Transportation
Electives
Water Resources Engineering (Option 1)
ECV 511: Public Health Engineering IV
ECV 512: Water Resources Engineering II
ECV 513: Groundwater Abstraction and Recharge
Structural Engineering (Option 2)
ECV 514: Theory of Structures VI
ECV 515: Structural Design IV (Studio)
ECV 516: Mechanics of Composite Materials
ECV 517: Design of Bridges
Transport and Highway Engineering (Option 3)
ECV 508: Coastal Engineering
ECV 518: Pavement Design
ECV 519: Transportation, Urban and Regional Planning
ECV 520: Urban Traffic Management
ECV 521: Advanced Engineering Surveying
Which one was tough kabisa?
Which lecturer do you credit for job well done?