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Artificial Intelligence is now actively used in research and coursework at the University of Dar es Salaam, particularly within CoICT and engineering programmes. Students are applying machine learning, data analytics, and automation techniques in final-year projects, smart systems research, and software development tasks aligned with Tanzania’s digital transformation agenda.
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Through the Higher Education for Economic Transformation (HEET) project, UDSM is upgrading its campus network backbone to 10 Gbps. The expansion supports cloud computing, AI workloads, large-scale research data, online learning systems, and advanced laboratory environments across campuses.
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AngularJS (version 1.x), still commonly used by students for academic projects, has officially reached end-of-life with no security updates or long-term support. ICT students are strongly advised to migrate toward modern frameworks such as Angular (v17+), React, or Vue to maintain industry relevance and application security.
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Students at UDSM are increasingly working with IoT technologies using ESP32, Arduino, sensors, and cloud dashboards to build solutions for smart energy, monitoring systems, and automation. These projects bridge computing theory with real-world engineering applications relevant to Tanzania.
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