The first three launch attempts of the Transport 7 mission were called off due to unfavourable wind conditions. 

Taifa-1 satellite was launched to a Sun-Synchronous Orbit (a polar orbit synchronised to always be in the same fixed position relative to the Sun). SpaceX provides at least 3 launch opportunities to the sun-synchronous orbit under the Satellite Rideshare Program. These launch opportunities are affordable for satellite owners since the launch cost is shared amongst them. 

Each year had a session with her that was tailor made to suit where they currently are in terms of course coverage, such that it had foundational concepts for our first years, and more precise content for our students in their final year.

 Students were given ten  minutes each to report on the progress,indicating the challenges they face and how they intend to mitigate them . The lecturers gave their recommedation and urged the students to make changes on areas corrected.The students were however reminded on the deadline for the final presentation which will be examinable.

On the 15th they had soccer match which was between 2nd years and 3rd years students whereby the second years won. There was also a soccer match between 1st years and 4th years and the 4th years won.

The Gognitive Geomatics Project workshop ,Satellite image Ground Truthing took place in the  university of Nairobi towers on 15th February 2023.The workshop was lead by Prof.Dr.Gertrud Schaab from  Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences,Germany.

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The Department of Medical microbiology and immunology emerged the best department overall in the performance contract for Financial Year 2021/2022 while the Faculty of Business and Management Science emerged the best Faculty; The Directorate of Information and Communication Technology was the best Directorate in Central Units.

The department of Geospatial and Space Technology produced the best two staffs in the faculty of engineering.

PROJECT BRIEF

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the branch of computer science; attempts to make computers that act like humans.

The branches of AI include: Natural Language Understanding, Speech Recognition and Synthesis, Robotics, Multiagent Systems, Knowledge-Based and Expert Systems, Machine Vision, Machine Learning, Pattern Recognition, Planning, Knowledge Representation, and Searching.

This event is scheduled to take place on 14th to 16th November at University of Nairobi Towers.

Hundreds of thousands of organizations in every field are using GIS to make maps that communicate, perform analysis, share information, and solve complex problems around the world. This is changing the way the world works and we want to provide an environment to put us ahead of this curve. 

The highlights of the three-day event will be:

- Networking sessions with other Students and potential employers