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      Techno-economic feasibility analysis of solar PV water pumping systems in Kayunga District, Uganda Case study: Kawolokota Primary School [1]
      Techno-Economic study of a grid connected solar PV power plant with battery storage: A case Study of Katine Green Field Project. [1]
      Technology and its impact on illustration today. [1]
      The technology, tools and materials used in the making of good quality 3D Typography Posters among selected graphic designers in Kampala. [1]
      Technology: how advancements have affected photography and photojournalism students at Margaret Trowel School of Industrial and Fine Art. [1]
      TELEMEDICINE READINESS ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR UGANDA [2]
      Tensile Fabric Architecture: A Study on The Tensile Fabric in Uganda. [1]
      Thermal Electric Generation of Electricity in Rural Areas. [1]
      Thermal simulation of lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles [1]
      Thermodynamic study of Lake Katwe Natural brine. [1]
      Thermoelectric generation of electricity in rural areas [1]
      Three-Dimensional Deployment Algorithm of UAV Base Stations in a Heterogeneous Network [1]
      Three-dimensional deployment algorithm of UAV base stations in a heterogeneous network [1]
      A time domain approach to sleep modes in Dense Cellular Networks [1]
      A time domain approach to sleep modes in dense small cellular networks [1]
      Time series analysis of the impact of water level variability on the flooded area along the shores of Lake Victoria [1]
      To assess the effect of landuse landcover change on Manafwa watershed. [1]
      To design and construct a pedal powered phone charging system that is affordable to rural communities in Uganda. [2]
      To establish the exploitation frequency of relief and in the round sculpture in architectural and landscape design in MTSIFA [1]
      To examine the studio practices of professional painters in Kampala district. A case prof. George Kyeyune. [1]