GRANT APPLICATION RESEARCH PROJECTS OR NETWORKS (Information for Applicants Must Be Read Before Completion of This Form)

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IPMS Uppsala University The numbers below refer to Dag Hammarskjölds väg 31 corresponding numbers in SE 752 37 Uppsala, Sweden Information for Applicants. Fax: 46 - 18 4713495

GRANT APPLICATION RESEARCH PROJECTS OR NETWORKS (Information for Applicants must be read before completion of this form)

Applicant (Project leader/Network co-ordinator: title, first name, family name)

DR. JOHN MAGERO MANGO

Address Department/unit: DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS University/institute: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY Street (visiting address): DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, MAKERERE UNIVERSITY O Box nr: 7062 Post code: City: KAMPALA Country: UGANDA E-mail address: [email protected] or [email protected] Telephone Telefax Office Private Office Private +256(41)4540692 +256 -7 72649455 +256(41)4531061 Title of project/network: EASTERN AFRICA UNIVERSITIES MATHEMATICS PROGRAMME (EAUMP)

Approved by the Department : Dr. John Magero Mango Signature by Head of Dept./Name in printing Budget requests (amounts in SEK) 2008 2009 2010 Total Fellowships for training/exchange 545,000 584,600 584,600 1,714,200 North – South South – South 30,920 30,920 30,920 92,760 Visits by co-operating scientists 50,968 50,968 50,968 152,904 Equipment 96,300 10,000 15,000 121,300 Consumables/literature 60,000 60,000 60,000 180,000 Conferences/workshops/meetings 240,000 330,000 190,000 760,000 Support to students 270,000 270,000 270,000 810,000 Networks: administrative costs 52,560 52,560 52,560 157,680 Total 1,345,748 1,389,048 1,254,048 3,988,844

Grant application submitted with enclosures : Date (indicate those enclosed with yes ) Project description/Network program YES Fellowship application(s) YES Applicant's signature Applicant's CV YES Progress report YES List of publications YES 2 (31)

Specification of costs in the first year (2008) Cost (SEK) Total Fellowships for training/exchange North-South Two one month research visits to Sweden 50,000

Support for 7 Ph.D. students (started in 2007) 415,800

Support for 3 Ph.D. students (started in 2005) 79,200

South-South One four weeks staff exchange in the region 30,920 575,920 Visits by co-operating scientists

Two two weeks visits of Swedish researchers to the region 50,968 50,968 Equipment

6 computers/Laptops (2 for each department)/multimedia 96,300 projector 96,300

Consumables/literature

Books for departmental libraries 45,000

Journals subscription 15,000

60,000 Conferences/workshops/meetings

Scientific coordination (coordinator’s/Advisory) meetings 60,000

School on Logic and Set Theory (Jan 7-18, 2008) 150,000

Support to 3 research projects ( Epidemiology, 30,000 Financial Mathematics, and Environmental studies) 240,000 Support to students

Support for 6 new M.Sc. students 270,000 270,000 Networks: administrative costs

Website hosting and administration 18,000 Honoraria (4 coordinators) 34,560 52,560 Total: 1,345,748

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Other sources of funding than IPMS Sources Time period Grant /USDce The local contributions include physical infractructures, salaries, Tuition waivers, etc. from each university. Extra support is provided by NORAD, DAAD, AMMSI, CIMPA, ICIPE, ILRI, ICTP and ICRAF.

Year 2008 Budget Notes (Initial year for this phase):

Two one month research visits to Sweden – Airticket 10,000, Stipend 7,000, Accommodation 5,000, Insurance 3,000 [25,000x2=50,000].

Support for 7 Ph.D students (2 MAK, 3 DAR, 2UON) for a 4 months stay in Sweden – Airticket 10,000, Stipend (for 4 months at 7,000 per month) 28,000, Benchmark 3,400, Accommodation (for 4 months at 4,000 per month) 16,000, Insurance 2,000 [59,400x7=415,800]. The old Ph.D students who started in 2005 (Ann, Shaban, Michael) will require a FINAL one month visit to their respective supervisors in Sweden [3 Airtickets 30,000, 3 Stipends 21,000, 3 Benckmark 10,200, Accommodation for the 3 is 12,000, Insurance for the 3 is 6,000 = 79,200]

One four weeks (28 nights) staff exchange in the region – Airticket 3,500, Insurance 820, Accomodation (560x28nights)15,680, Subsistance (inland travel, to/fro airports, out of pocket, lunch, evening tea, dinner) 364x30days gives 10,920 [30,920x1=30,920].

Two two weeks (14 nights) visits of Swedish researchers to the region – Airticket 10,000, Insurance 1,820, Accommodation (560x14nights)7,840, Subsistance (inland travel, to/fro airports, out of pocket, lunch, eveing tea, dinner) 364x16days gives 5,824 [25,484x2=50,968].

6 computers/Laptops and 3 LCD projectors – 6x9100=54,600; 3x13,900=41,700 [54,600+41,700=96,300]

Books are on average SEK700. For 45,000, the region will acquire 64 books. On average, each Department will acquire about 21 books for the whole year. In addition, each Department will have 15,000 to subscribe to journals. [45,000+15,000=60,000].

Provision has been made for Coordinators/Advisory committee meetings of 60,000. There will be a school/workshop on Logic and Set Theory (facilitated by Paul Vaderlind and Rikard Bogvad) in January 2008 from 7 th to 18 th at the University of Nairobi. We have set aside 150,000 for this school/workshop. Participants will be drawn from EAUMP Universities and the region. Support to the three research projects is to continue at 30,000. We have great hopes in our current Ph.D students when they finish their studies. They will be absorbed into these projects to enhance joint research and publications. [60,000+150,000+30,000=240,000].

Support for MSc students: 2 MSc students per Department makes 6 students. Tuition fees 16,000, Examination fees 1,000, Medical fee/Insurance 3,000, Research /Field visits/ Benchmark 4,000, Book allowance 2,500, Stationery allowance 500, stipend per year 18,000 at 1,500 per month =45,000 [45,000x6=270,000].

Website hosting is 1,680 per year and administration is 360 per month i.e 4,320 per year (6,000x3 Departments=18,000). Honoraria 720 per month for 4 coordinators for 12 months (720x4x12=34,560). [18,000+34,560=52,560]. 4 (31)

Specification of costs in the second year (2009) Cost (SEK) Total Fellowships for training/exchange North-South Two one month visits of research to Sweden 50,000

Support for 7 Ph.D. students (started in 2007) 415,800 Support for 2 new students (started in 2008) 118,800

South-South One four weeks staff exchange in the region 30,920 615,520 Visits by co-operating scientists

Two two weeks visits of Swedish researchers to the region 50,968 50,968 Equipment

Maintainance 10,000 10,000 Consumables/literature

Books for departmental libraries 45,000

Journals subscription 15,000 60,000 Conferences/workshops/meetings

Scientific Coordination (Coordinators/Advisory) meetings 60,000

2009 EAUMP Conference 240,000

Support to 3 research projects (Epidemiology, 30,000 330,000 Financial Mathematics, and Environmental studies) Support to students

Support for 6 M.Sc students (started in 2008) 270,000 270,000 Networks: administrative costs

Website hosting and administration 18,000 Honoraria (4 coordinators) 34,560 52,560 Total: 1 ,389,048

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Year 2009 Budget Notes (2009 is the major year for this phase):

Two one month research visits to Sweden – Airticket 10,000, Stipend 7,000, Accommodation 5,000, Insurance 3,000 [25,000x2=50,000].

Support for 9 Ph.D students (7 started in 2007 and 2 started in 2008) for a 4 months stay in Sweden – Airticket 10,000, Stipend (for 4 months at 7,000 per month) 28,000, Benchmark 3,400, Accommodation (for 4 months at 4,000 per month) 16,000, Insurance 2,000 [59,400x9=534,600]. The Ph.D students make lots of progress when taken away from their local engagements. Such visits help the students to finalise their Ph.D programmes on time.

One four weeks (28 nights) staff exchange in the region – Airticket 3,500, Insurance 820, Accomodation (560x28nights) 15,680, Subsistance (inland travel, to/fro airports, out of pocket, lunch, evening tea, dinner) 364x30days gives 10,920 [30,920x1=30,920].

Two two weeks (14 nights) visits of Swedish researchers to the region – Airticket 10,000, Insurance 1,820, Accommodation (560x14nights) 7,840, Subsistance (inland travel, to/fro airports, out of pocket, lunch, eveing tea, dinner) 364x16days gives 5,824 [25,484x2=50,968].

The equipment acquired in year 2008 will still be functional and within warranty period. We set aside 10,000 for the three Departments to help with maintainance costs. We also expect the mother Universities to continue enhancing this item as a local contribution.

Books are on average SEK700. For 45,000, the region will acquire 64 more books in addition to the 64 books bought in 2008. On average, each Department will acquire about 21 more books for the whole year. In addition, each Department will continue to use 15,000 to subscribe to journals.

Provision has been made for Coordinators/Advisory committee meetings at 60,000. For the period EAUMP has been running, we have not had a big international conference to disseminate all the research that has been supported under EAUMP. We therefore plan an EAUMP conference in 2009. We have set aside 240,000 for this conference. Participants will be drawn from the region, Africa, Sweden and the rest of the world. More funding will be sought from potential funders for this conference.

Support to the three research projects is to continue to enhance joint research and publications that will have started in 2008. [30,000].

Support for continuing MSc (final year) students: 2 MSc students per Department makes 6 students. Tuition fees 16,000, Examination fees 1,000, Medical fee/Insurance 3,000, Research/more field visits/ Benchmark/ final Project/ Secretarial support 4,000, Book allowance 2,500, Stationery allowance 500, stipend per year 18,000 at 1,500 per month =45,000 [45,000x6=270,000].

Website hosting is 1,680 per year and administration is 360 per month i.e 4,320 per year [6,000x3 Departments=18,000]. Honoraria 720 per month for 4 coordinators for 12 months [720x4x12=34,560]. [18,000+34,560=52,560]. 6 (31)

Specification of costs in the third year (2010) Cost (SEK) Total Fellowships for training/exchange North-South Two one month visits of research to Sweden 50,000

Support for 9 Ph.D. students (started in 2007 and 2008) 534,600

South-South One four weeks staff exchange in the region 30,920 615,520 Visits by co-operating scientists

Two two weeks visits of Swedish researchers to the region 50,968 50,968 Equipment

Maintainance 15,000 15,000 Consumables/literature

Books for departmental libraries 45,000

Journals subscription 15,000 60,000 Conferences/workshops/meetings

Scientific Coordination (Coordinators/Advisory) meetings 60,000

Scientific Meeting 100,000

Support to 3 research projects (Epidemiology, Financial Mathematics, and Environmental studies) 30,000 190,000 Support to students

Support for 6 new M.Sc. students 270,000 270,000 Networks: administrative costs

Website hosting and administration 18,000 Honoraria (4 coordinators) 34,560 52,560 Total: 1,254,048

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Year 2010 Budget Notes (final year for this phase):

Two one month research visits to Sweden – Airticket 10,000, Stipend 7,000, Accommodation 5,000, Insurance 3,000 [25,000x2=50,000].

One four weeks (28 nights) staff exchange in the region – Airticket 3,500, Insurance 820, Accomodation (560x28nights) 15,680, Subsistance (inland travel, to/fro airports, out of pocket, lunch, evening tea, dinner) 364x30days gives 10,920 [30,920x1=30,920].

Two two weeks (14 nights) visits of Swedish researchers to the region – Airticket 10,000, Insurance 1,820, Accommodation (560x14nights) 7,840, Subsistance (inland travel, to/fro airports, out of pocket, lunch, eveing tea, dinner) 364x16days gives 5,824 [25,484x2=50,968].

The equipment acquired in year 2008 will still be functional and within warranty period. We set aside 15,000 for the three Departments to help with maintainance costs. Note that maintainance costs go up as the equipment ages. We still expect the mother Universities to continue enhancing this item as a local contribution.

Books are on average SEK700. For 45,000, the region will acquire 64 more books in addition to the 128 books acquired in 2007/8. On average, each Department will acquire about 21 more books for the whole year. Each Department will continue to use 15,000 to subscribe to journals.

Provision has been made for Coordinators/Advisory meetings of 60,000. The scientific meeting for this phase will take place in this final year. We have set aside 100,000 for this meeting.

Support to the three research projects is to continue to enhance joint research and publications that will have started in 2008. [30,000].

Support for continuing MSc (final year) students: 2 MSc students per Department makes 6 students. Tuition fees 16,000, Examination fees 1,000, Medical fee/Insurance 3,000, Research/field visits/ Benchmark 4,000, Book allowance 2,500, Stationery allowance 500, stipend per year 18,000 at 1,500 per month =45,000 [45,000x6=270,000].

Summary of project/network (one page)

Title: Eastern African Universities Mathematics Programme (EAUMP)

This programme aims at alleviating the dismal state of Mathematics in Eastern Africa. It has been noted that the state of mathematics in this region is very poor and so corrective measures are needed urgently to alleviate its status. The programme consists of four basic components namely: a) Enhancement of postgraduate training with special emphasis to PhD training as a way of improving capacity building in universities in the region and training advanced Mathematics researchers needed in other social economic sectors in the region. Training programmes will be run jointly by staff from collaborating universities. Since there is a limited pool of PhD candidates in the region a portion of resources under this programme will be utilised to support M.Sc. training in the region especially in areas where the participating departments have an acute shortage. b) Establishing and strengthening collaborative research in Mathematics areas of interest in the region. These collaborative research must be supported by a strong postgraduate programmes developed in (a) above. Here staff exchanges and research visits will be conducted within and outside the region. c) Strengthening the collaborating Mathematics departments in terms of equipment and literature in order to carry out activities in (a) and (b) above. d) Development of resources for the collaborating Mathematics Departments. These resources include teaching and learning materials, research databases and maintenance of deparments websites, among others.

The programme covers the Mathematics Department of the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, the Mathematics Department of University of Nairobi in Kenya and the Mathematics Department of Makerere University in Uganda. The aim is that once the programme has made reasonable progress then other universities in the region will be taken on board. The expected results of this programme include: a) Improved Mathematics publications profile in the region b) Increased number of Mathematics PhD holders in the region c) Improved human and non human resources of participating departments d) Introduction of new Mathematics areas in the curriculum of participating departments.

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Staff (Also students if part of staff) Sex First name, family name Qualification (tick) (Networks: list members of Board or Management Committee) PhD Other Techn. Coordinating Committee

Dr. John Magero Mango – Overall Coordinator PhD Dr. Patrick G. O. Weke – Coordinator, UoN PhD Dr. Juma Kasozi – Coordinator, Mak PhD Dr. C.B. Alphonce – Coordinator, UDSM PhD

Advisory Committee

Prof. L. Abrahamsson – ISP Prof. John O. Owino - Nairobi PhD Prof. Wandera Ogana – Nairobi PhD Prof. L.S. Luboobi - Makerere PhD Dr. V. A. Ssembatya – Makerere PhD Dr. Allen Mushi – Dar es Salaam PhD Dr. G.K. Kakiko – Dar es Salaam PhD Dr. J. M. Mango – Overall Coordinator/Secretary PhD PhD

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Students (Also staff if student) Sex First name, family name PhD MPhil/MSc (Networks: list the students supported) Sandw. Local Sandw. Local

M Egbert Mujuni – Dar es Salaam Yes Yes

M Shaban Nyimvua – Dar es Salaam Yes Yes

M Makungu Mwanzalima – Dar es Salaam Yes Yes

M Joseph Mwaniki Ivivi – Nairobi Yes Yes

F Anne W. Wang’ombe – Nairobi Yes Yes

M Philip N. Odhiambo – Nairobi Yes

M Musa Nur Musa – Nairobi Yes

M Michael K. Nganda - Makerere Yes Yes

M Cyrus S. Ssebugenyi – Makerere Yes Yes

M Geoffrey I. Mirumbe – Makerere Yes Yes

F Rebecca Nalule – Makerere Yes Yes

F Idah A. Orowe - Nairobi Yes Yes

M Nelson O. Owuor - Nairobi Yes Yes

M Peter Oyoo Maina - Nairobi Yes

F Carolyne Ratemo - Nairobi Yes

M Kennedy Nanga – Nairobi Yes

Yes M Terrence Muthoka - Nairobi

M Damiam Maingi - Nairobi Yes

F Harieth Rwezaula - Dar es Salaam Yes

M Evarist Emmanuel - Dar es Salaam Yes

M Mashaka Mkandawile - Dar es Salaam Yes Yes

M Rashid Mohamed - Dar es Salaam Yes Yes

F Mary Sylvia Agwang – Makerere Yes

M Alex B. Tumwesigye – Makerere Yes

M Yasin Kikabi - Makerere Yes 11 (31)

Awarded Degrees Sex First name, family name Title of thesis (full abstract in enclosure) Degree Date

18 candidates graduated with M.Sc from Nairobi M.Sc 2006

2 candidates graduated with Ph.D (Thomas Achia Ph.D 2006 And Isaac Kipchirchir) from Nairobi

3 candidates graduated with M.Sc from Makerere M.Sc 2006

2 candidates graduated with M.Sc from Dar es Salaam M.Sc 2006

Publications in 2006 (Full abstract in enclosure) Internationally refereed journals Author, Title, Journal (with Vol., Iss., pp., Year), or (accepted) or (submitted)

J. O. Owino, et al . Diagnosis of consensus climate forecast for the year 1999 in the Eastern and Southern African Region, Journal of Weather and Forecasting, American Meteorological Society (2007).

Pokhariyal, G. P. Comparative analysis of selected linear measurements of human and baboon brains; Eur. J. Anat. 2007 pp. 9-16.

Ouma, M. O. On quasi-similarity and w-hyponormal operators, Opuscula Mathematica. (2006).

Weke, P. G. O. and Thomas Achia. Linear Estimation of Standard Deviation of Logistic Distribution: Theory and Algorithm, Far East Journal of theoretical Statistics , (2005) pp. 199 – 214.

Weke, P. G. O. Common Nearly Best Linear Estimates of Location and Scale Parameters: Normal and Logistic Distributions, Far East Journal of Theoretical Statistics (2005).

Kones J.K., Owino J. O. et al. Gaining insight into food webs reconstructed by the inverse method, Journal of Marine Systems (2005).

Khalagai, J., Nzimbi, B. M. and Pokhariyal, G. P. A note on similarity, almost-similarity and Equivalence of operators, Far East J. Math. Sci. 2007.

Tchuenche J.M. Theoretical population dynamics of a genetically transmitted disease:sickle-cell anaemia. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology (ACCEPTED June 2006).

Mushi A.R. Implementation of an algorithm for exams timetabling. Journal of the operations research society. SUBMITTED 2006.

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Publications in 2006 (Full abstract in enclosure) Internationally refereed journals Author, Title, Journal (with Vol., Iss., pp., Year), or (accepted) or (submitted)

Mushi A.R. Tabu Search Heuristic for University Course Timetabling Problem. African Journal of Science and Technology (2006). Vol. 7, 34-40

J. M. Tchuenche, E. S. Massawe. Discrete Time Model of a population with an additional structure. International Journal of Ecology & Development (2006). Vol. 4, 30-37

J. M. Tchuenche, N. Shaban. On a Problem of El-Metwally et al. International mathematical Forum (2006). Vol. 1, 1729-1731.

J. M. Tchuenche, N. Shaban. An Application of the double Sumudu Transform. Applied Mathematical Sciences (2007). Vol 1, 31 – 39.

R. Levins, J. M. Tchuenche. Stability in Variance: A new criterion for stability Far East Journal of Dynamic Systems (2006). Vol. 8, 27-36.

J. M. Tchuenche, M. A. Liadi. Asymptotic Behavior of an abstract delay differential equation. Research Journal of Applied Sciences (2006). 1, 11-15

J. M. Tchuenche. A Uniqueness theorem in an Age-physiology dependent population dynamics. CUBO: A Mathematical Journal (2006). Vol. 8, 53-61.

J. M. Tchuenche, W. A. Shikunbi . Survival Probability of Sickle Cell Patients with respect to HbF Levels. Journal of Applied Sciences (2006). Vol. 6, 2804-2080.

J. M. Tchuenche. Asymptotic Stability of an Abstract Delay functional differential equation. Nonlinear analysis: Modeling and Control (2006). Vol. 11, 79-93.

J. Tumwiine, J.Y.T. Mugisha & L.S. Luboobi (2007). A mathematical model for the dynamics of malaria in a human host with temporary immunity. Applied Mathematics and Computation. 189 (2) : 1953 - 1965

J.Y.T. Mugisha & H. Ddumba (2007): Modelling the effect of the Nile perch predation and harvesting on fisheries dynamics of Lake Victoria. African Journal of Ecology. 45 (2) : 149 - 155

J.Y.T. Mugisha & H.Ddumba (2007): The dynamics of a fisheries model with feeding patterns and harvesting: Lates nilotics & Oreochromis niloticus in Lake Victoria. Applied Mathematics and Computation. 186 (1) : 142 - 158

F. Baryarama, J.Y.T. Mugisha, L.S. Luboobi (2006): A Mathematical Model for the Dynamics of HIV/AIDS with Gradual Behaviour Change. Computational and Mathematical methods in Medicine . 7 (1): 15-26. F. Baryarama, J. Y. T. Mugisha & L. S. Luboobi (2006) : Mathematical Model for HIV/AIDS with Complacency in a population with declining prevalence . computational and Mathematical methods in Medicine. 7 (1): 27-35.

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Publications in 2006 (Full abstract in enclosure) Internationally refereed journals Author, Title, Journal (with Vol., Iss., pp., Year), or (accepted) or (submitted)

Mtega N., Masanja V., Gustafson E. and Larson E. Modeling run-up waves on a slopping beach extended with an artificial bottom. The case of long shore dependence. International journal of Ecology and Development. SUBMITTED 2006.

Masanja V, and Masenya P. Pollution models in Lake Victoria. Re-suspension and normal flow. International journal of Ecology and Development. SUBMITTED 2006.

J. Tumwine, J.Y.T. Mugisha & L.S. Luboobi : On oscillatory pattern of malaria dynamics in a population with temporary immunity. In Press(2007): Comp and Math. Meth. Med.

J. Tumwiine, S. Luckhaus, J.Y.T. Mugisha & L.S. Luboobi : An age-structured mathematical model for the within host dynamics of of malaria and the immune system. Submitted(2007): Journal of Math. Mod. and Algorithms .

F. Baryarama, and J.Y.T. Mugisha : Comparison of Single Stage (SS) and Staged Progression (SP) models for HIV/AIDS transmission. Submitted(2007): Int. J. Math. Math. Sc.

Ocholla A.M, Muthama N.J and Owino J.O. (2006). The influence of weather on the insurance industry in Nairobi. African J. of Science and Technology . Vol.7(1) : 111-119

Muthama N.J., J.O. Owino and E.L. Ndetto (2007). The influence of weather on fish catches on the Tanzania side of Lake Victoria. J. of the Kenyan Meteological Society . 1(1): 55 – 66.

Owino J, Mwathi C, Miheso M.O, Marigi E and Gitau D (2007). Mathematics teacher education in Kenya : Mathematics teacher education trends across twelve African countries: Chapter 8 pages 92 – 104. Maranga (South Africa) ISBN 978-0-620-38630-2.

J. Tumwiine, J.Y.T. Mugisha & L.S. Luboobi : On global stability of the intra-host dynamics of malaria and the immune system. Submitted(2007): Journal of Math. Analy and Applications.

Tadie. Some qualitative results I. Canadian Applied Mathematics Quart. SUBMITTED 2006.

Tadie. Some qualitative results II. Electronic Journal of Differential Equations. SUBMITTED 2006.

Nsubuga R.N, Mckendrick I.J, Hughes G.J, Woolhouse M.E.J. Estimation of unobservable infection process characteristics of experimental FMD virus infection in groups of sheep. Mathematical Biosciences. SUBMITTED 2006.

J. Amang, A. Mbang, J. Owino, J. Kones, F. Meffeja and L. Dlbog. Evaluation of Ensilod Brewer’s Grain in the Diet of Piglets by one way Multiple Analysis of Variance, MANOVA, Tropicultural (Accepted on 21-12-2005)

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Publications in 2006 (Full abstract in enclosure) Regional journals Author, Title, Journal, with (Vol., Iss., pp., Year.) or (accepted) or (submitted)

Owino, J., E. O. Bodo. Maintainability in a Manpower System, The East African Journal of Statistics , (2005) pp. 41 – 48.

Moses M. Manene. Multi-Type Step-Wise Group Screening Designs with Unequal a-priori

Probabilities, The East African Journal of Statistics , (2005) pp. 49 – 67.

Patrick G. O. Weke, Asymptotic Linear Estimation of the Quantile Function of a Location-Scale Family of Distributions Based on Selected Order Statistics, The East African Journal of Statistics , (2005) pp. 91 – 108.

Weke, P. G. O. and Muriithi, A. Deterministic Claims Reserving in Short-Term Insurance Contracts, East Africa Journal of Statistics (EAJOSTA) . 2006.

Khalagai, J. M. On Quasi-invertibility and Quasi-similarity of Operators in Hilbert Spaces, African Journal of Science and Technology (2005).

Pohkariyal, G. P., Wasike, A. and Muiruri. Global Asymptotic Behaviour of Aquatic Vegetation in a System with Periodic Nutrient Supply; African J. Sci. & Tech. 2006 pp. 41-50.

Mushi A.R. Simulated annealing heuristic for university course timetabling problem. African Journal of science and technology. SUBMITTED 2006.

Publications in 2006 (Full abstract in enclosure) National journals Author, Title, Journal, with (Vol., Iss., pp., Year.) or (accepted) or (submitted)

Singh, C. B. Hydromagnetic steady flow of viscous incompressible fliud between two parallel infinite plates under the influence of inclined magnetic filed. Kenya J. of Sci. & Tech. 2007.

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Publications in 2006 (Full abstract in enclosure) International conference contributions Oral pres- Poster Author, Title, Conference, location, date entation

Weke, P. Estimating IBNR Claims Reserves using Gamma model and GLIM. 28 th International Congress of Actuaries (ICA 2006). Yes Paris, France. May 28 – June 2, 2006. Mugisha, JYT. 12th - 15th March 2007. Mathematical Biology workshop, Mathematical Biosciences Institute, The Ohio State University, USA. Yes

Mugisha, JYT. 23rd - 26th January, 2007. Biomathematics conference, Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, University of Yes Cape Town, South Africa.

Mugisha, JYT. 3rd -10th December, 2006. East African conference and Yes Mathematical Biology workshop, University of Nairobi, Kenya.

Mugisha, JYT. 15 th June – 20 June 2006 International Conference on Yes Differential Equations and Applications, University of Marrakech ,

Morocco

Mugisha, JYT. 31 st Jan. – 2 nd Feb. 2006 : Conference on Mathematical Biology and Biocomplexity in Africa , University of Cape Town , South Yes Africa

Kasozi, J. SAMSA 2006 conference held at the University of Botswana, Gaborone from 27th November to 1st December, 2006 . Paper presented: Yes Dividend optimisation for risk processes with stochastic return on investments.

Regional conference contributions Oral pres- Poster Author, Title, Conference, location, date entation

Pokhariyal, G. P. Applications of Deterministic and Stochastic Models in Yes Biological Processes; AMMSI Eastern African Mathematics Conference, 4-6th Dec. Nairobi, Kenya.

Pokhariyal, G. P., Simwa & Wasike. On incorporating Awareness in Yes HIV/AIDS Epidemic Modeling; AMMSI Eastern African Mathematics Conference, 4-6th Dec. Nairobi, Kenya.

Weke P. Deterministic and Stochastic Modelling of Technical Reserves in Short-term Insurance Contracts ; AMMSI Yes Eastern African Math. Conference, 4-6th Dec. Nairobi, Kenya.

National conference contributions Oral pres- Poster Author, Title, Conference, location, date entation 16 (31)

Mtega N.A, Masanja V.G, Nyandwi N. Modeling run-up waves on a slopping beach extended with an artificial bottom. Proceedings of COSTECH conference, Tanzania.

Owino J, Odweso G.M, Muthama N.J and Mangi S. Downscaling of climate outlooks in the GHA regions. Proceedings of the African Meteological Society conference, September 2007.

Main equipment available (please also note of functionable or not functionable)

University of Dar es Salaam 1. Server (functional) 2. 25 UPS (functional) 3. 4 laptops (functional) 4. 25 desktop computers (functional) 5. Books 6. Generator

University of Nairobi 1. 18 desktop computers and their UPS (functional) 2. 5 laptops (functional) 3. 4 laser printer (functional) 4. Text books 5. LCD Projector (functional)

Makerere University 1. Multimedia projector (functional) 2. 1 Laptop (functional) 3. 3 IBM desktop computers (functional) 4. Books

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Scientific contacts/co-operation (tick) Already established (Name of contact, institute) National Regional Internat.

1. Prof. Christer Kiselman, Uppsala - Sweden Yes 2. Prof. Mikael Passare, Stocholm - Sweden Yes 3. Prof. Joran Bergh, Chalmers - Sweden Yes 4. Prof. Lars-Erik Persson, Lulea - Sweden Yes 5. Prof. Tom Britton, Stockholm - Sweden Yes 6. Prof. Rikard Bogvad, Stockholm – Sweden Yes 7. Prof. Paul Vaderlind, Stockholm – Sweden Yes 8. Prof. Klimek Maciej, Uppsala – Sweden Yes 9. Prof. Dietrich Von Rosen – Sweden Yes 10. Prof. Pavel Kurasov – Sweden Yes 11. Dr. Martha J. Garrett – INFORM Yes 12. Mr. Anders Wandahl - Sweden Yes 13. Prof. Fleischer, H., Austria Yes 14. Prof. Francis K. Allotey, Ghana Yes 15. Prof. Olowale Makinde, South Africa Yes 16. Prof. Solarin Adewale, Nigeria Yes 17. Prof. Claudio Processi, Univ. Roma – Italy Yes 18. Prof. Enrico Rogora, Univ. Roma – Italy Yes 19. Prof. R. Ramadas, ICTP – Italy. Yes 20. Prof. Jennifer Morse, Univ. Miama - U.S.A. Yes 21. Prof. Mike Zabrocki, Univ. York – Canada. Yes 22. Prof. Michel Waldschmidst - France Yes 23. Prof. Mohammed El Tom, Univ. of Columbia Yes 24. Prof. R. Fanja, University of Madagascar Yes 25. Prof. Matti Heillio, Lapeeranta Univ. -Finland Yes To be established (Name of contact, institute)

1. Dr. Desire Kiranga – Rwanda Yes 2. Prof. Tsou Sheung Tsun, Oxford – UK Yes 3. Dr. Julia Gog - UK Yes

Visiting scientists to the institute of the project in 2006 and 2007 Name, Affiliation Country Date Subject

Prof. Tom Britton Sweden Meeting with Ph.D. Students. Prof. Leif Abrahamsson Sweden ISP matters. Prof. Paul Vaderlind Sweden PAMOSTR Workshop Prof. Rikard Bogvad Sweden Course in Algebra Prof. D. Makinde S.Africa External examiner Prof. S.A.R Tunde Nigeria External examiner Prof. R. Wait UK Visiting Lecturer Prof. Jostein Paulsen Norway NUFU coordination Prof. Neil Turok UK Aminet onsite visit Prof. Frizh Hanes S.Africa Aminet onsite visit

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Research and planning visits to other institutes 2006 and 2007 Name Host, Name, Institute Date Subject

Egbert Mujuni, UDSM Viena, Austria 2006 Ph.D studies

Shaban Nyimvua, UDSM Uppsala, Sweden 2006 Ph.D studies

Joseph M. Ivivi, UoN Uppsala,Sweden 2006/7 Visiting supervisor

Anne W. Wang’ombe, UoN Stockholm, Sweden 2006/7 Visiting supervisor

Michael Nganda, Mak Chalmers, Sweden 2006/7 Visiting supervisor

Cyrus S. Ssebugenyi, Mak Uppsala, Sweden 2006/7 Visiting supervisor

Idah Orowe, UoN Uppsala,Sweden 2007 Visiting supervisor

Nelson Owuor, UoN Uppsala, Sweden 2007 Visiting supervisor

Terrence Muthoka, UoN ICTP, Italy 2007 Diploma in Pure Math.

Dr. Patrick Weke, UoN Uppsala, Sweden 2007 Supervision/ISP

Dr. A. Mushi, UDSM University of Botswana 2006 Attend SAMSA and NUFU

Dr. J. Tchuenche, UDSM Arlington University, USA 2007 Visiting Lecturer

Lusungu Mbigili, UDSM Bordoux Univ, France 2006 M.Sc studies

Idris Amour, UDSM Laaperanta Univ, Finland 2006 M.Sc studies

Makungu Mwanzalima, UDSM Uppsala, Sweden 2007 Visiting supervisor

Dr. Charles W. Mahera, UDSM Delft, Netherlands 2007 Finalising Ph.D

Dr. Rugeihyamu S, Harieth Rwezaula, Evarist Emmanuel, Koloseni D, UDSM UoN, Kenya 2007 School on Algebra

Dr. Rugeihyamu S, Harieth Rwezaula, Evarist Emmanuel, Koloseni D, Dr. Alphonce CB, Kavenuke D, Dr. Kakiko GK, Dr. A. Mushi, UDSM MAK, Uganda 2006 School on Algebra

Ismail G. Mirumbe, Mak Uppsala, Sweden 2006 Visiting supervisor

Rebecca Nalule, Mak Uppsala, Sweden 2006 Visiting supervisor

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Research and planning visits to other institutes 2006 and 2007 Name Host, Name, Institute Date Subject

Prof. J. Owino, UoN UDSM, Tanzania 2006 EAUMP meeting

Dr. P. Weke, UoN UDSM, Tanzania 2006 EAUMP meeting

Dr. V.A. Ssembatya, Mak UDSM, Tanzania 2006 EAUMP meeting

Dr. J.M. Mango, Mak UDSM, Tanzania 2006 EAUMP meeting

Dr. J. Kasozi, Mak UDSM, Tanzania 2007 EAUMP meeting

Dr. S.H. Nsubuga, Mak UDSM, Tanzania 2007 EAUMP meeting

Dr. J.M. Mango, Mak UDSM, Tanzania 2007 EAUMP meeting

Dr. P. Weke, UoN UDSM, Tanzania 2007 EAUMP meeting

Prof. J.O. Owino, UoN UDSM, Tanzania 2007 EAUMP meeting

Dr. J. Kasozi, Mak Arusha, Tanzania 2007 Coordinators meeting

Dr. V.A. Ssembatya, Mak Arusha, Tanzania 2007 Coordinators meeting

Mary Agwang, Yasin Kikabi, Lynnet Nsubuga, R. Nalule, Alex Tumwesigye, Dr. J. Kasozi, E. Akugizibwe, N. Arinaitwe, E. Ndiida, J. Kitayimbwa, D. Ddumba, I. Mirumbe, Mak UoN, Kenya 2007 School on polytopes

Mary Agwang, Yasin Kikabi, Lynnet Nsubuga, R. Nalule, Alex Tumwesigye, E. Akugizibwe, N. Arinaitwe, E. Ndiida, I. Mirumbe, Mak UDSM, Tanzania 2007 School on Algebra

Dr. J.M. Mango Uppsala, Sweden 2006 Research visit

Dr. V.A. Ssembatya Uppsala, Sweden 2006 Research visit

Dr. J.M. Mango Quebec, Oman 2007 Research visit

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Summary of major achievements (full details in enclosure)

The EAUMP (2004-2007) has placed us (the participating universities in the region) in a very excellent position in Africa and the entire world as a whole in terms of staff, facilities, research and collaboration. Needless to mention that there are other Universities in East Africa where the staffing situation is still appalling. The main focus in the new application will be on consolidation of what we have so far achieved and maximum utilisation of the capacity EAUMP has built into joint teaching and research.

The following achievements have been made possible through EAUMP:

1. Enrolment of 7 M.Sc. students in Pure Mathematics which is a weak area in the region. This MSc programme is unique and flexible since it leads to close collaboration between the participating departments in the network. 2. Enrolment of 9 Ph.D students under the sandwich programme. 3. Six Ph.D students are currently making substantial progress in their research. They are expected to complete their Ph.D studies in 2008. 4. There is now more interaction among members of departments of Mathematics in the region and Mathematicians from Sweden and other areas. 5. The EAUMP programme enabled some staff and postgraduate students to Participate in the School of Algebra, Geometry and Combinatorics held at Makerere University, Uganda 19 th – 30th June 2006.

6. EAUMP has improved resources and equipments in East Africa. The participating Departments now have computers, printers, LCD projectors, websites, Generator and other facilities. Further, Departmental Libraries have been equipped with new graduate textbooks. There is now a stronger M.Sc and Ph.D research material base at the Participating Departments.

7. EAUMP funds have enabled the UoN to start an M.Sc in Actuarial Science.

8. EAUMP has led to a growing personal contact between scientists in the region and Entire world as a whole.

9. The visits made under EAUMP have created a framework for understanding the programmes and Problems of each institution and ability to exploit these in the network.

10. The EAUMP programme enabled some staff and postgraduate students to Participate in the regional course on Combinatorial Geometry held in January 2007.

11. EAUMP has funded a number of research visits some partial and others full.

12. EAUMP has enabled us to share scarce resources under the network.

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Summary of Progress Report for 2006 (full details in enclosure)

PhD or equivalent Academic/other Technicians Present Number of staff (2007)

Department of Mathematics, UoN 22 17 1 Department of Mathematics, DAR 8 4 2 Department of Mathematics, MAK 9 9 1

Students/degrees PhD MSc/MPhil/Lic. Honours students Sandw. Other Sandw. Other Present Number of students(2006)

Department of Mathematics, UoN 6 14 1 65 1,500 Department of Mathematics, DAR 2 - - - - Department of Mathematics, MAK 2 2 10 700 Number of awarded deg. (2006)

Department of Mathematics, UoN NIL 2 NIL 20 400 Department of Mathematics, DAR NIL NIL NIL NIL - Department of Mathematics, MAK NIL 1 NIL 3 120

Number of publications/reports National Regional International 2005 2006 2005 2006 2005 2006 - published Many Many Many Many Many Many - accepted for publication Many Many Many Many Many Many - submitted for publication Many Many Many Many Many Many - conference reports Many Many Many Many Many Many

Number of visiting scientists to From countries From Sweden From other laboratory of the project in 2007 in the region Countries

Department of Mathematics, UoN Many Many Many Department of Mathematics, DAR Many Many Many Department of Mathematics, MAK Many Many Many

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Appendix A

OBJECTIVES

General Objectives The overall objective for EAUMP is to enhance research collaboration and capacity building in the region. Thus the EAUMP aims at strengthening the research activities and Postgraduate Training Programmes in the region.

Specific Objectives (a) To assist the countries in the sub-region to build and sustain a critical mass of credible mathematicians through postgraduate training and research. (b) To promote joint research ventures amongst members of EAUMP. (c) To introduce new mathematics areas in the curriculum of the participating Universities. (d) To coordinate activities of mathematics in the sub-region that have a sub-regional character. (e) To attract talent and induce competent young mathematicians with a gender equity distribution to work in their own countries. (f) To provide avenues for international cooperation and links in various areas of mathematics. (g) To implement cost effective utilization of available resources in the sub-region. (h) To promote and facilitate dissemination and exchange of information. (i) To solicit resources for carrying out activities that are of strategic importance for the sub-regional development.

Specific Key Activities for 2005 – 2007

(i) Two more visits for PhD students (started 2005) to Sweden/Austria in 2005 and 2006. (ii) Enrolment of six new MSc students in 2005 and 2007. (iii) Enrolment of six new PhD students in 2007. (iv) Collaborative research group activities in the areas of Epidemiology, Financial Mathematics and Environmental modeling. (v) Scientific conferences at Arusha, Tanzania in 2006 and Kampala, Uganda in 2007. (vi) Exchange of knowledge between Swedish researchers and their Eastern Africa counterparts and academic workshop for students. (vii) Upgrading the equipments, consumables, literature and related items.

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Appendix B

CURRICULUM VITAE 2007 (JULY)

1. PERSONAL DATA

First Name: MANGO Other Names: Magero John Nationality: Ugandan Marital Status: Married Date of Birth: 10 th April 1966 District of Birth: Busia Contact Address: Department of Mathematics Makerere University P.O Box 7062 Kampala Email: [email protected] Tel: +256-772-649455

2. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

(a) SCHOOLS/INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED

YEAR SCHOOLS/INSTITUTIONS AWARD 1975-1981 Dabani Boys Primary School P.L.E 1982 -1985 Kiira College Butiki U.C.E - O’Level 1986 - 1988 Jinja College U.A.C.E 1988 - 1991 Makerere University B.Sc (Hons) 1992 - 1995 Makerere University M.Sc (Maths) 1997 - 2001 Makerere University Ph.D (Maths)

(b) ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

i. Ph.D Degree in Mathematics (Numerical Analysis) -2001 Title: Boundary Element Methods in Acoustics. ii. M.Sc Degree in Mathematics -1995 Title: A comparison of some of the most common Numerical Methods for solving Elliptic Partial Di ﬀerential Equations. iii. B. Sc (Hons) Degree in Mathematics (1991)

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(c) Some of the important academic conferences/congresses, symposia attended (with dates) i. Attended and presented a paper during the Southern African Mathematical Science Association (SAMSA) Conference on Computers and Mathematics. 25th September -1st October 1994 in the University of Zimbabwe-published in the proceeddings of the Conference. ii. Participated in a workshop on the ”General theory of Partial Di fferential Equation and Micro local Analysis” at the International Centre for Theo- ritical Physics,Trieste-Italy 4th -5th September 1995. During the workshop, I presented a paper entitled” Linear and Higher order Finite Elements for Elliptic Partial Di fferential Equations” iii. Presented a research paper in the University of Pretoria-South Africa (25th - 28th June 1997) during a joint Conference of American Mathematical Sciences Association. Title ”Boundary Element Method for Interior Laplace problem with Extension to Acoustic Helmholtz Equation”. iv. Presented a paper in the University of Gosten Berg St. Louis in Senegal, in a conference organized by the Partial Di fferential Equations network in West Africa, 17-23rd December 2004. v. Participated in 10th Edward Boutchet/Abdu Salam Regional college on Func- tional Analysis and di fferential Equations in University of Ghana Accra Legon Campus 12th -24th July 2004. vi. Participated in the Pan African Congress Symposium (PAMO) in Nairobi in 10th to 15th april 2006. vii. Attended and gave a short communication at the International Congress of Mathematicians in Madrid (Spain) 22nd -30th August 2006. viii. Attended the first African Swedish Mathematics Conference in Cameroon -Yaunde 11th - 16 September. Ix, Participated in the April 2007 Middle East Mathematics conference in Oman at the Sultan Qaboos University.

3. WORKING EXPERIENCE (Including details of past and present positions)

(a) Lecturing

i. Senior Lecturer , from 1st April 2005 to Date. ii. Head ,Department of Mathematics, Makerere University from march 2006 to Date. iii. Lecturer, Department of Mathematics, Makerere University, 1996 to March 2005. iv. Teaching Assistant, Department of Mathematics, Makerere University from 1991/92 to March 1996. 25 (31)

v. I have worked as a part time lecturer in four other Universities at di ﬀerent times. The Universities are; The Islamic University In Uganda (IUIU) Mbale, The Christian University in Uganda (Mukono), Uganda Martyrs University (Nkozi), University of Manipal India (Aptech)-Uganda Branch.

(b) Courses so far taught in my Carrier • Numerical Partial Di fferential Equations & Numerical Ordinary Di fferential Equations (At masters level) • Numerical Linear Algebra (at Masters level) • Di fferential Equations (at Masters level) • Numerical Analysis II (at Undergraduate level) • Numerical Analysis I (at Undergraduate level) • Computer Oriented Numerical Analysis (at Undergraduate level) • Linear Programming (at Undergraduate level) • Di fferential Equations I (at Undergraduate level) • Probability Theory (at Undergraduate level) • Mathematical Statistics (at Undergraduate level) • Basic Mathematics (at Undergraduate level) • Complex Variables (at Undergraduate level) • Linear Algebra I (at Undergraduate level) • Di fferential Calculus (at Undergraduate level) • Integral Calculus (at Undergraduate level) • Calculus I (at Undergraduate level) • Calculus II (at Undergraduate level) • Elements Of Probility and Statistics (at Undergraduate level) • Number Theory (at Undergraduate level) • Further Linear Programming (at Undergraduate level) • Vector Calculus (at Undergraduate level) • Elements of Mathematics (at Undergraduate level)

(c) Supervision of Masters Students i. Mr. Aturwendeire Polycarp, M.Ed (Science Education-Mathematics) (1999). Error Analysis of Numerical Solution to laplace problem, Makarere University (main supervisor). ii. Mr. Beegira. G. Bunsen, M.Ed (Science Education-Mathematics) (2003). Error Analysis in the Numerical Solution of linear Systems of Equations, Makerere University (main supervisor). iii. Mr. Okiring. J., M.Ed (Science Education - Mathematics) (2003). Analysis of Errors in the Numerical Solutions of Parabolic Partial Di ﬀerential Equations, Makerere University (main supervisor). iv. Mr. Gilbert Maiga, M.Sc (Computer Science) (2004).Information Systems Integration in HIV/AIDS Management: A Web-based Database Approach. v. Mr. Eryenyu Charles, M.Ed (Science Education - Mathematics)(2005). Ap- plication of Numerical Analysis to string problems with special reference to a Guitar. 26 (31)

vi. Mr. Kalule Joseph, M.Sc (Computer Science) (2004). Analysis and Design of a Decision support in a post mass production Environment.

(d) Supervision of Ph. D students i. I am a second supervisor for Mr Godfrey Engwau a Ph.D student in Mathematics at Mbarara University of Science and Technology where i hold a honorary position. ii. I am second supervisor of Mr. Cyrus Ssebugenyi a Ph.D student in Mathe- matics at Makerere University.

(e) Graduate Internal Examiner i. Mr. Ahurwendeire Polycarp, M.Ed (1999) ii. Mr. Mwembenze Peter, M.Sc (2002) iii. Viva Voce examiner for over 15 M.sc and 2 Ph. D Dissertations in the last ﬁve years.

(f) External Examiner i. Appointed external examiner for Mathematics for three years in Mbarara University of Science and Technology 2005-2007. ii. Appointed external examiner for Mathematics for three years in Islamic Uni- versity In Uganda (IUIU) 2006 - 2008.

(g) Book Reviewing i. Appointed and worked as Reviewer of ”Elements of Real Analysis”. A book used by B.Ed External Mathematics students of Makerere University, 2001. ii. Appointed and worked as Reviewer of ”Real Analysis Book” used by B.Ed (ext) Mathematics students of Makerere University, 2001. iii. Appointed and worked as Reviewer of ”Abstract Algebra Book” used by B.Ed (ext) Mathematics students of Makerere University, 2002. iv. Appointed and worked as Reviewer of ”Linear Algebra Book” used by B.Ed (ext) Mathematics students of Makerere University, 2002. v. Appointed and worked as Reviewer of ”Number Theory Book” used by B.Ed (ext) Mathematics students of Makerere University, 2005.

(h) International Assignments i. Appointed by World Bank as co-ordinator for Mathematics in Uganda on a World Bank (pilot) of The African Virtual University (AVU) 1998-1999. ii. Appointed by Unesco Nairobi as served as reviewer of a Calculus book published by Unesco Nairobi 2005. iii. I am currently the Co-ordinator of the East African Universities Mathematics programme sponsored by International Science programme (ISP) -Sweden.

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(iv) Undergraduate supervision of research, B.Ed (Ext) degree, Makerere University. • In the last 6 (six) years, i have supervised over 100 students of B.Ed (Ext) on their projects in Mathematics.

4. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES

(a) Current Head, Department of Mathematics - Makerere University.

(b) Current Chairman Uganda Mathematical Society.

(d) Currently chairman Research and Higher degrees committee department of Mathematics.

(e) Appointed and served as coordinator for Mathematics on the World Bank pilot stage of the African Virtual University (AVU) project 1998-1999.

(f) Chairman students A ﬀairs and Library Committee - Mathematics Department, Makerere University, 1999 to 2003.

(g) Member of Examinations committee of Mathematics department and Faculty of Science, 2000 to- 2004.

(h) Member of Faculty Timetable Committee, 1999 to - 2005.

(i) Co-ordinator EAUMP Makerere University

5. PUBLICATIONS (Journal and International Conference Proceedings)

(a) J. M. Mango, An investigation of errors in the exterior Laplaces equations using boundary elements, A.M.S.E Journal (France) Vol. 38, No. 1 pp. 1-16, 2001.

(b) J. M. Mango and Y. Kaahwa, Error investigations in the interior of an interior Laplaces problem using Boundary Elements, A.M.S.E Journal (France) Vol. 39, No. 2 pp. 1-17, 2002.

(c) O.D. Makinde, J. M. Mango and D.M. Theuri: Unsteady free- convention ﬂow with suction on an accelerating porous plate, A.M.S.E. Journal- (France) (France) Vol. 72 No. 3 pp. 39-45, 2003.

(d) J. M. Mango and Y. Kaahwa, Eigenvalues and Natural Frequencies of the Ugandan Drum, sent to A.M.S.E Journal (France)- Accepted for publication.

(e) Bbuye. J and J. M. Mango Distance Education in Uganda American Journal of Social Sciences.

(f) J. M. Mango, Boundary Element Methods in Acoustics- The Helmholtz Equa- tion, proceedings of the joint Mathematics Conference by South African Math- ematical Society (SAMSA), American Mathematical Society (AMS), Southern 28 (31)

African Mathematical Science Foundation (SAMSF), London Mathematical So- ciety (LMS), Page 77, 25-28 June 1997.

(g) J. M. Mango, Common Numerical Techniques for solving Elliptic Partial Dif- ferential Equations, published in the proceedings of an International Conference (SAMSA) on Computers and Mathematics, 25th September to 1st October 1994, University of Zimbabwe.

(h) J. M. Mango, Linear and Higher order ﬁnite elements for Elliptic Partial Dif- ference Equations, presented in a workshop on the ”General Theory of Partial Di ﬀerential Equations and Microlocal Analysis” at the International center for Theoritical Physics, Trieste-Italy 4th-5th September 1995.

6. SUBMITTED PAPERS TO JOURNALS AND ON GOING RESEARCH

(a) Finite Di ﬀerence study of African drums.

(b) The accuracy of the Acoustic Wave numbers for axisymmetric Helmholtz equation on a circular membrane.

(d) Finite Di ﬀerence study of acoustic guitar

7. POST DOCTORIAL AND DOCTORIAL RESEARCHES

(a) Awarded a 4 month research and teaching visit at the Sultanate of Oman, Sultan Qaboos University. Jan. to May 2007.

(b) Awarded short research scholarship to go to University of UPPSALA -SWEDEN 12th -30 October 2006.

(c) Post-Doctorial Research Fellowship, March 14th -May 15th 2003, Norwegian Uni- versity of Science and Technology, NTNU, Norway. I worked with Professor Ulf Kristian, Dept of Telecommunication, Acoustic group on: i. Finite Di ﬀerence Study of African Drums. ii. Higher Order Approximations as compared to Richardson’s Extrapolation Technique on the Accuracy of Acoustic wave Numbers for Axisymmetric circular Membrane vibrations. We have drafts of the two papers- not yet sent for publication.

(d) Sept-Nov 2000, Doctorial Research, Dept of Maths, University of Bergen, Norway

(e) Jan-Feb 1997, Doctorial Research, University of Zimbabwe, Dept of Mathematics

(f) May -July 1997, Doctorial Research, University of Zimbabwe, Dept of Mathemat- ics

(g) March -April 1998, Doctorial Research, University of Zimbabwe, Dept of Mathe- matics 29 (31)

(h) Sept -Oct 1998, Doctorial Research, University of Zimbabwe, Dept of Mathemat- ics

(i) March -April 1999, Doctorial Research, University of Zimbabwe, Dept of Mathe- matics

(j) Sept 1999, Doctorial Research, University of Zimbabwe, Dept of Mathematics

8. TEXT BOOKS WRITTEN

(a) E.M. Kizza and J. M. Mango, Numerical Analysis, Reviewed, in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University, 1996.

(b) E.M. Kizza and J. M. Mango, Vector Calculus, Reviewed, in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University, 1996.

(c) J. M. Mango, Introduction to Numerical Analysis, Reviewed, in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University, 2000.

(d) J. M. Mango, Introduction to Vector Calculus, Reviewed, in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University, 2000.

(e) J. M. Mango, Introduction to Number Theory, Reviewed, in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University, 1999.

(f) J. M. Mango, Linear Programming, Reviewed and in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University, 2005.

(g) J. M. Mango, Introduction to Linear Algbra, Reviewed, in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University.

(h) J. M. Mango, Mathematics for Chemists, Reviewed, in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University, 2005.

(i) J. M. Mango, Numerical Analysis- a second course, Reviewed, in its ﬁnal stages of publication by IACE, Makerere University, 2004.

N.B. The publication of books is delayed by lack of funds by Institute of Adult and Continuing education. However, the unpublished materials are in use.

9. PRE-UNIVERSITY PRIZE

At the prize giving ceremony organised by Kiira College Butiki Academic Sta ﬀ and Board of Governers which took place on 26th April 1986, I was awarded a Certiﬁcate of Merit as appreciation for my distinguished performance as ”Academic Head of school in ’O’ level in the period 1985.

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10. REFEREES

(a) Professor P. E. Mugambi, Dept Mathematics - Makerere Uinersity.

(b) Professor Y.Kaahwa, Dept of Physics, Makerere University Kampala

(d) Professor F.Benyah, Dept of Mathematics, University of Western Cape, South Africa. Email: [email protected].

(e) Professor Oluwole Daniel Makinde - University of Lipopo South Africa.