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IJCIR Home    About IJCIR    Editorial Board    Call for Papers    Submit Papers    Author Instructions    Editorial Policies      Webmail    Contact Us      Volume 3 (2) 2009    Special Issue 2009    Volume 3 (1) 2009      Volume 2 (2) 2008    Special Issue 2008    Volume 2 (1) 2008      Volume 1 (2) 2007    Volume 1 (1) 2007 ISSN 1996-1065 [Online] ISSN 1818-1139 [PRINT] Volume 1 (1) 2007 Title: The Role of Academia in Fostering Private Sector Competitiveness in ICT Development Authors: Tom Wanyama and Venansius Baryamureeba Published: ©IJCIR Vol1 (1) 2007, PP. 58-67 Language: English Abstract: This paper presents the prerequisite to producing computing graduates who have the skills required to fostering private sector competitiveness in information and communications technology development. Furthermore, the paper discusses the steps the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology at Makerere University, has taken to ensure that our graduates are of high quality and have the computing skills needed by the private sector and other potential employers. Finally, the paper presents the issues that need to be addressed, so to ensure sustainable private sector competitiveness in information and communications technology development. View full Article General Terms: Information and communication technology, Computing, Collaboration Additional Key Words and Phrases: Curriculum development, Academia, Private Sector, Public Sector, Information and communication technology Competitiveness Categories and Subject Descriptors: K.3.2 [Computers and Education]: Computer and Information Science education— Curriculum; K.4.2. [Computers and Society]—Social Issues—employment; K.4.3. [Computers and Society]—Organizational Impacts—employment K.3.m [Computers and Society]—Miscellaneous-Accreditation and Computer literacy.

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