The Short Course on Wireless Networking for Developing Countries which I announced last month was officially opened today by the University of Malawi’s Dean of Engineering, Dr Ben. This course has attracted participants from all over Malawi.
Today, we had some exciting sessions on Radio Propagation, Antennas and Link Budget Analysis. We will continue tomorrow with Modulation techniques, Networking Basics and IP Addressing, Routing and Subnetting.
This course will run up to Friday, 14 March 2007. I, therefore, would like to ask my online colleagues, especially the ones on StumbleUpon and BlogCatalog, to bear with me this week as I try to put more than 100% into this short course. I hope Midomssh, kevino and all my SU and BC buddies will understand this. Not so, guys?
I will be back rocking the blogosphere in full force next week. But If I happen to pop in with a post or two, do not be surprised. Blogging is becoming more and more part of me.
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Enjoy your course.
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it is ok my friend just waiting to see your great posts next week keep up the good work my friend
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You are an inspiration to many ,just do the short courses and God will surely bless you
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@midomssh:Thanks.See you on SU next week in full force.
@arnold: Thanks for popping up.We are having a great course here.
@Innocent: God will surely bless me. I am already seeing his blessings because I am moving on to Japan for PhD studies.
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Hi Clement!
I am sure the course will be successful. If you have any picture, it would be great to see them.
All the best,
Marco
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Wireless technology is the way to go. It’s the technology that’s in demand today. Bluetooth is certainly on the top of the heap of devices on wireless communication technology.
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This sounds like a great course and this can really aid these developing countries
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@Marco Zennaro:It was quite exciting only that the people needed more time for the practical aspects.You can take a look at http://nthambazale.com/?p=178 for the photos
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I browse and saw you website and I found it very interesting.Thank you for the good work, greetings
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that is quite interesting. i do hope the course goes well!
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@Hunter:The course went on well.There are more courses coming up in the near future
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