• A wearable device for respiratory diseases monitoring in Crowded spaces. Case study of COVID-19 

  SAVANNA, Rosette Lukonge (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-12)

  The Sustainable Development Goal (SGD) number 3 is focused on Good health and hygiene. Necessary measures need to be put in place to contribute toward the fulfilment of this goal. According to the World Health Organization ...
• A conjugate gradient algorithm of a 1D inverse scattering problem 

  HAGABURIMANA, Emmanuel (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2023-09-21)

  In this study, we are interested in finding the relative permittivity εr of the dielectric slab from the measured scattered field under the illumination of the incident field. We have used the conjugate gradient algorithm ...
• Bioassessment of water quality using benthic macroinvertebrates as bioindicators in Akagera river and wetland freshwater ecosystem 

  BIGENGIMANA, Yvonne (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-11-12)

  Every living organism needs fresh and clean water to survive. Particularly benthic macroinvertebrates are critically affected by changes in water quality. Despite their central role in hosting aquatic organisms and valuable ...
• IoT_Based Smart Security System for Asset Tracking, Monitoring Title: IoT based Smart Security and Intrusion Detection. Case Study: Muhabura Integrated Polytechnic College 

  MUNYANEZA, Odifax (2022-12-30)

  The use of Internet of Things applications in our daily lives has exploded in recent years. Due to the unique properties of the IoT systems, the detection of intruders, monitoring and tracking of objects or asset removed ...
• Assessment of the spatial distribution of Banana xanthomonas wilt (BXW) Disease incidence in Rwanda 

  MICOMYIZA, Gilbert (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2023-06-20)

  Banana is the second most important food crop in Rwanda with 99% of households growing it. Banana Xanthomonas Wilt (BXW) is a major threat to banana production. All cultivators have reported susceptibiliyu to BXW and with ...
• Hydropower potential essessment and modelling of Grid interconnection for the North-Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo 

  BONDO, Mushage (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2020-10)

  North Kivu is one of the twenty-six provinces of DRC, and it is composed of six territories. Among these territories, only a small part of Nyiragongo territory and Goma town are connected to the Eastern National Grid (SNEL). ...
• Animal location detection system leveraging a machine learning model and Raspberry Pi. Case study: Akagera National Park 

  MANZI, Fabrice (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2023-04)

  One of the biggest challenges facing tourists visiting Rwanda's national parks is the frustration of not being able to see their preferred animals. This can lead to disappointment and a negative overall experience for ...
• IoT-Based quality monitoring system for banana beer 

  UWIZEYIMANA, Abdulkarim (2023-04-17)

  The economic vision of Rwanda includes a “made in Rwanda” policy aimed at increasing economic competitiveness by enhancing Rwanda’s domestic market through value chain development. It is in line with this that Banana Beer ...
• Improving voronoi scoping with Ant Colony optimization Algorithm for efficient energy consumption in Multi-hop wireless sensor network of Tin mining 

  NDORIMANA, Philbert (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-12)

  The method of extracting tin from the earth is known as "tin mining." The tin seams' safety is still low, and they experience many deserters. Therefore, it is necessary to monitor the parameters like soil moisture, water ...
• Superconducting critical temperatures of metals from machine learning techniques 

  MOHAMMED Shuaib, Firas Elkheir (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2021-02-01)

  Superconductivity is one the most sophisticated and interesting phenomena of nature in which the electrical resistance of a material completely disappears at a certain temperature Tc. Since the superconductivity discovery ...
• The atmospheric dispersion of SO2 from Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira volcanoes. 

  UWINEMA, Celine (2025-04-21)

  Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira volcanoes of the East African Rift are among the most active sulfur dioxide (SO2) emitters on Earth. Considering the environmental and health impacts of volcanic SO2, understanding its dispersion ...
• Harnessing nature to advance sponge city in Rwanda: Empirical analysis of the impacts of restoration of Nyandungu urban wetland on flood risk reduction 

  MWIZERWA, Fidele (2025-03)

  In Rwanda, Kigali's urban wetlands have been degraded by agriculture, settlements, and commercial activities, which have been exacerbated by increased flooding. This degradation has diminished the wetlands' ability to ...
• Contribution of Silvopastoralism in Improving Ecosystem Services in Drought Prone Savanna Areas of Nyagatare District. Case Study of Matimba and Rwimiyaga Sectors 

  UKWISHAKA, David (2024)

  This study assesses silvopastoralism as an ecosystem-based adaptation strategy in Nyagatare District of Rwanda, focusing on Matimba and Rwimiyaga sectors. These savanna areas have historically experienced tree removal to ...
• Assessing the compliance of greening efficiency for enhancing urban climate resilience. A case study of Nyabugogo Business Centre 

  UWIJURU, Christophe Michel (2024-04-02)

  Urban climate resilience has become a global critical issue as cities face increasing challenges from climate change impacts. As Rwanda aspires to be a developed nation with urbanization as a key factor for the development, ...
• Impact of climate variability on geospatial and social organization of chimpanzees. A case study of Gishwati chimpanzees community 

  INZIRAYINEZA, Aimable Thierry (2024-07-25)

  Climate variability significantly affects highlands, which are known to host important biodiversity, including endangered primate populations. The chimpanzee population in the Gishwati natural forest, a high-land fragment ...
• Predicting high school students’ performance on e-learning using experience application interface (xapi) and artificial intelligence 

  NYIRINKINDI, Marcel (2023)

  Motivated by the importance of education to the development of individuals and society, this research investigates using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to predict student performance. This thesis pays special attention to ...
• Integration of ICT assistive technology to learners with disabilities in Rwanda secondary schools. Case study “HVP Gatagara Secondary School” 

  IZERE, Florent (2023-05-08)

  The students with learning disabilities in any society are generally facing many debilitating quandaries, including physical, emotional and physiological degradation. They are likely to have poorer health, less education, ...
• Design and Implementation of an IoT and TinyML-Based Child Safety Monitoring System for School-Aged Children 

  MWANGI, Grace Wanjiku (2025-06-30)

  Due to the alarming rise of child abuse, kidnapping, and neglect in regions of West, Central, and East Africa, where rates of violence are among the highest globally, children face major threats to their safety and well-being. ...
• Feasibility study of using geothermal heat pump for cooling and heating in Rwanda 

  CYUZUZO, Pacifique (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2020-06-09)

  Geothermal heat pump technology uses underground heat sources for cooling and heating of buildings. As the number of house connected to national grid is expanding to meet the target of 100% by 2024 to ensure universal ...
• Investigating E-learning implementation challenges in University of Rwanda: The case of the College of Science and Technology 

  KWITONDA, Valentine (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2023-05)

  E-learning has come to be a necessity in excessive schooling establishments and is applied in high learning education at some point of the arena. This study investigates the demanding situations students face when the use ...

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