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Account Number – 0140018673101 Stanbic Bank Makerere Branch. c) University fees (i.e. Registration, Administration, Library, Research, Internship, Development, Technology and Examination, others like Caution, undergraduate gowns and Tuition) MUST be paid to the University before registration. Graduation, Certificate, Convocation and Academic Transcript fees will be paid on completion of the course. d) Payment of fees may be made in Lump Sum on arrival or in installments (per Semester) by using the student numbers to pay in the Bank. e) Payments can also be made by Bank Drafts in the names of Makerere University council. f) Students are required to present copies of the pay-in slips to CIT Revenue Office (2 nd Floor room 203) to get their financial statements. g) Sponsors/Parents/Guardians are advised to avoid giving lots of money to students but to pay fees directly to the banks indicated under (i) and (ii) above. h) Enquiries on payment of fees should be done from the office of the University Bursar in the Main administration Building or from CIT revenue Office (2 nd Floor room 203). 2.6 Refund of Tuition fees when a student has withdrawn from studies A registered student who has been permitted to withdraw from studies shall be refunded the Tuition fees for the semester paid according to the following schedules: The time at which a student has withdrawn in a Semester Percentage of paid Tuition to be Refunded (a) By the end of the First week of a Semester 100% (b) By the end of the Second week of a Semester 80% (c) By the end of the Third week of a Semester 60% (d) By the end of the Fourth week of a semester 40% (e) By the end of the Fifth week of a semester 20% (f) After the fifth week 0% Note: Fees application, residence, Faculty requirements, registration, examinations, Identity card, Library and Guild charges are not refunded since services will have been rendered. 2.7 University Fees structure a. Functional fees (payable to the University) Item Ugandans Non-Ugandans Period (UGX) (UGX) Application Fee 20,000 101,000 Payable at the time of Application Registration Fee 100,000 202,000 Per year Examination Fee 100,000 303,000 Per year Library Fee 20,000 40,400 Per year Development Fee 123,500 222,200 Per year Contribution towards Research Fund 20,000 40,400 Per year Technology Fee 50,000 101,000 Per year Internship Fee 100,000 100,000 Per semester University Identity card 15,000 40,400 Rules and Caution 2,000 2,000 Academic Gown 16,000 16,000 Late Registration (surcharge)Fee 50,000 101,000 Accommodation i. Fee per semester ii. Recess term 220,000 600,000 Per semester 14
Certification fee 3,000 20,200 Per copy Re-Examination Fee 20,000 40,400 Per course Graduation Fee 30,000 101,000 On graduation Convocation Fee 10,000 20,200 On graduation Certificate Fee 20,000 101,000 On graduation Transcript fee 20,000 101,000 On graduation b. Tuition Fees per Semester Course Ugandan (UGX) Non-Ugandans (UGX) Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 1,260,000 1,890,000 Bachelor of Information Technology 1,260,000 1,890,000 Bachelor of Information System 1,300,000 2,525,000 Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering 1,300,000 2,525,000 Diploma in Computer Science and Information Technology 1,050,000 1,260,000 2.8 CIT Finance Department-Revenue Section This Section is part of Finance Department in CIT and the services offered to the students are: Answering all Students' queries concerning fees payments; assisting Students in interpreting Students’ Financial statements generated from Financial Integrated Information System (FINIS ); guiding students on payment procedures and terms; assisting students in getting their certificates through issuance of clearance forms; in case a student gets a retake, revenue section helps students in computing the required fees to be paid; advising Students to meet fees payment deadlines; Financial information dissemination from University Bursar's office to Students and the overall matters concerning Students fees. For more information write to revenue@cit.mak.ac.ug 15
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production/service function with an
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qualitative and quantitative techni
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ecome everyone’s job. This course
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Layouts; Graphic Design; Computer P
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• Software reuse: difficulties in
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programming language Java; Gain exp
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Indicative Content: The topics for
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use of Java Base Classes, including
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demand skills, and the assurance of
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