Sinaye Sotatshe, a third-year Computer
Science student from the University of
Zululand (UNIZULU), has been placed
in the top 10 of the international Cloud
DevJam Hackathon.
Organised by Zaio in Cape Town, the
coding gameshow aimed to find the best
Mern stack (JavaScript/React) developer
team in the world. Upon successfully
qualifying to participate in the hackathon,
Sotatshe was paired with Durban-
based software developer Ronica
Singh for the challenge.
Congratulations to 2020 SAISIT Pioneer Awardee, Prof Matthew Adigun of UNIZULU for promoting Computer Science & IT as academic discipline in SA. Who initiated Computer Science Department at University of Zululand and dept has grown tremendously since 1999.
Mr Smangaliso Mnguni a Computer Science second year Master’s student was in group students that showcased their project at Department of Science and Innovation. More info
Quick question: What’s the buzz term for 2019. If the Fourth Industrial Revolution(4IR) does not come to mind, then know rock you’ve been hiding under! UNIZULU # tag magazine . To download
The Department Centre of Excellence for Mobile E-Service held an anual year end research workshop on design thinking innovation held at the Science Centre on 5 and 6 December 2019. The Deputy Dean of Teaching and Learning in the Faculty… Read More
The Department of Computer Science is hosting a talk on Smart Spectrum Sharing by Dr Fisseha Mekuria who is Chief Research Scientist at Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) on 30 October 2019. In the talk we had the… Read More
Department Partnership with Ukukhula ICT Incubate centre yield Entrepreneurship skills workshop for students On the left picture all attendees of lunch of workshop and right picture day 1 workshop Department of Computer Science saw a need of giving extra skills… Read More
Dr Pragason Mudali [L] and Mr Linley Nadasen Project Manager ICT and Electronics at EDTA [R] With having Richards Bay Technopark in the Richards Bay Development Zone just few kilometers us, the Department of Computer science , saw a need … Read More
Dr Pragasen Mudali and three (3) Masters students from the Department of Computer Science attended the International Conference on Advances in Big Data, Computing and Data Communication Systems, held in the Drakensberg on 5-6 August 2019. The three Masters students presented papers on their research into topics relating to the Internet of Things and Edge Computing. These topics are part of a greater research collaboration project between the Department and colleagues at the CSIR.
