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Naluwadda Barbara Kayondo University of Kisubi PO Naluwadda Barbara Kayondo University of Kisubi P.O. Box 182, Entebbe, Uganda Email: [email protected] Tel: (+256)-775-392-161 [Education Background] Makerere University PhD Candidate (Information Systems/ Information Security) Uganda Technology and Management University, Uganda (2017- 2018) Masters in Monitoring and Evaluation Uganda Technology and Management University, Uganda (2016-2017) Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation Life Academy, Karlstad, Sweden (2014-2015) Advanced Diploma in Information Communication Technology Pedagogy Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda (2010-2012) Masters of Science in ICT Management, Policy & Architectural Design Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda (2005-2008) Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Motese International Business School, Uganda (2004-2005) Diploma in Computer Science and Certificate in Computer Science Institute of Computer Science, Makerere University, Uganda (2004) Certificate in Computer Applications Bweranyangi Girls’ Senior Secondary School, Uganda (2003-2004) Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education Bweranyangi Girls’ Senior Secondary School, Uganda (1999-2002) Uganda Certificate of Education [Career Summary] Acquired knowledge and skills in making budgets and analysing them. Lecturer, University of Kisubi, Uganda (2013) Improved teaching and learning in the courses assigned to me. Improved quality and assessment of course in accordance with the university policy. Increased university’s visibility by participating in community outreach activities. Created new knowledge in ICT by conducting and publishing research Head of IT Department, University of Kisubi, Uganda (2017-2019) Provided leadership that improved the quality of teaching and research. 1 of 4 Naluwadda Barbara Kayondo – (+256) 775 392 161 – [email protected] Designed a new curriculum for computer science that has benefited the department. Assigned supervisors to different teaching roles thereby resulting in increased efficiency and productivity in the ICT department. Organized and supervised internships that enhanced students’ learning and increased collaboration between our university and the industry. Aligned IT interdisciplinary activities thereby saving more time, improving quality and increasing productivity. Created an environment for working together in achieving the university’s vision Coordinator Research and Teaching, MT Infotech Limited, Uganda (2012-present) Initiated research study protocol that increased research productivity. Established robust operating policies and procedures that streamlined research process. Promoted research capacity building in community-based organisations & students Prepared research ethics board applications Improved data collection and analysis systems as per the research protocol Delivers quality teaching on research that improves research quality and productivity Developed efficient day-to-day operations of research and data collection activities Lecturer, Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda (2012-2016) Implemented academic policies. Contributed to the development of the ICT department by implementing my knowledge and skills in ICT Created a stimulating and engaging learning environment that have increased students’ creativity and productivity. Improved the quality of teaching for courses such as Operating Systems and Computer Maintenance and Repair. Help Desk Technician, Uganda Batteries Limited, Uganda (2011) Provided first class technical support (to users of all PC hardware, software and associated peripherals) that increased customer satisfaction and company revenue. Improved the Help Desk Systems and software that resulted in prompt feedback. Created new installations and redeployed existing equipment that improved efficiency and productivity in the company Transferred knowledge and skills to staff on how to set up systems 2 of 4 Naluwadda Barbara Kayondo – (+256) 775 392 161 – [email protected] Developed good tracking systems for inventory of ICT software and hardware. Developed and implemented good procurement systems of ICT equipment that reduced costs. Improved the installation and configuration of operating systems/software Empowered members of the IT Support Team by delegating tasks to them to gain experience. Developed and maintained excellent customer relationship through solving users’ complex problems related to the software and hardware. Data Assistant, USAID/Unity Project, Uganda (2009) Implemented an approach that reduced errors and improved the quality of work. Streamlined the process of data entry, processing and maintaining of clients’ records. IT Assistant, City Tyres Group of Companies, Uganda (2009) Evaluated the performance of application server, systems, security policy. Increased efficiency and productivity by testing and maintaining PC machines Solved complex technical problems and saved time by recommending out of the box solutions Improved the efficiency functioning of company systems by conducting proper installation, maintenance and repair of hardware. Intern, Parliament of the Republic of Uganda (2008) Compiled data based on statistical studies and analyses to justify funding requests. Developed skills in preparing budget reports and interpreting budget directives. Offered IT support advice that improved efficiency and productivity. [Awards] Awarded Gordon Action scholarship on Open Data Management (2017). Won an international full scholarship offered by SIDA to pursue the Advanced Diploma in ICT pedagogy in Sweden (2010). Awarded a highly competitive full scholarship by NUFFIC for a Master’s degree in the Faculty of Science at Uganda Martyrs University (2010). Awarded a competitive scholarship by Madhvani Foundation for outstanding performance in my first year of studies at Uganda Martyrs University (2007). 3 of 4 Naluwadda Barbara Kayondo – (+256) 775 392 161 – [email protected] [Research Productivity] Kayondo, B. (2017). ICT essentials for secondary schools and tertiary institutes. Textbook approved by National Curriculum Development Centre, Uganda. (http://mtinfotech.net/home/index.php/ict-textbook) Namuyiga, N., Lukyamuzi, A., & Kayondo, B. (2013). Harnessing social networks for university education: a model for developing countries, the case of Uganda. The 6th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation, November 18-20, 2013, Seville, Spain. Angole, R., Lukyamuzi, A., Tiragana, A., Kayondo, B., & Mirembe, E. (2013). Fast learner help novice (FLHN) approach: keeping student passion in learning computer programming. International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies, July 1-3, 2013, Barcelona, Spain. Kayondo, B. (2012). Compliance with secure ecommerce: An evaluation of online businesses in Uganda. Master’s Thesis, Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda. Kayondo, B. (2008). A farms records (Information Management System): A case study of Equator Valley Farm. BSC Thesis, Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda. [Selected Areas of Research Interest] Information Communication Technology for Education Security Social Networks and ICT Information Management Systems Evaluation of Online Big Data Analytics [Selected Areas of Teaching Interest] Internet Technologies and Web Authoring Database Management Systems Educational Technology System Administration and Security Computer Maintenance and Repair Foundations of Information Technology Computer Applications Operating Systems [Community Service] Promoted research capacity building in community-based organisations. 4 of 4 Naluwadda Barbara Kayondo – (+256) 775 392 161 – [email protected] [References] References Available on Request 5 of 4 Naluwadda Barbara Kayondo – (+256) 775 392 161 – [email protected] .
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