Teaching & Research · Technical University of Kenya

Seven years of teaching engineers

This page describes my teaching and research activities as a Lecturer at the Technical University of Kenya, from February 2018 to March 2025 — fourteen courses taught across electrical, building, architecture, and mechanical engineering programmes, with notes linked for each.

Role: LecturerFeb 2018 – Mar 202514 units taught

Courses taught

Units · TUK · 2018 – 2025 · Notes linked

EEEQ406

Control Systems Engineering A

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EEEQ521

Professional Engineering Practice

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EEEQ548

Energy Conservation and Management

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EABQ 2204A

Building Services (Electrical)

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EEEQ414

Control Systems Engineering B

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TUK

Building Services (Electrical) A

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EEEE343

Electrical Power Systems A

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EAAQ 4131

Building Electrical Services

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EEMQ2131

Electrical Engineering Principles

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EACR 2275

Building Services (Electrical)

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EMMI2131

Principles of Electrical Technology

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EACQ 3117

Building Services A

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EEEQ124

Engineering Graphics B

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EEEI335

Computer Aided Design

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Beyond the lecture hall

Philosophy · Research · Mentorship · Supervision

My teaching philosophyHow and why I teach the way I doRead →

Research interests & publicationsTransients, insulation, and the grid after SF₆Explore →

Student mentorshipGuiding students beyond the syllabusRead →

Student projects supervisedFinal-year and applied projectsBrowse →

Looking for training or a guest lecture?

I’m open to training engagements, guest lectures, and speaking invitations on electrical engineering topics.