Computing and IT Department Holds a Cloud Computing Symposium

On Saturday, June 3rd, Pac University, in partnership with Microsoft Student Learn Ambassador, had a symposium at Conference Hall 1. It was a training on Cloud computing. The event was spearheaded by Sheila Mirenja, the HOD of the IT and Computing department.

The students were helped to set up a Microsoft student ambassador account, which would expose them to the IT market. Julia Muiruri, the Cloud Advocate at Microsoft, who was the main speaker; she came with the Microsoft Team which included Caroline M. Kausi from Beta MLSA and Laura Chege from Cloud and DevOps.

The three helped the students learn more about Github software and the Azure application, which are some of the most needed tools in the current technological world.

The event was for all students pursuing business, IT, and ICT. and the main aim of the symposium was to help students who are interested in becoming IT experts, dealing with the new advancements in technology. The group was led through the new ways of using technology to their advantage, including writing their CV and saving it as a link.

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