HIT part two and final year students from across all the departments presented their HIT 200 and 400 Capestone Design projects two weeks before sitting for their second semester examinations.
Most of the Capestone Design Projects are scientific and entrepreneurship ideas, premised on creativity, ingenuity and resourcefulness, speaking to the problems being faced by our local industry and commerce, offering relevant, usable and practical solutions that can transform and advance peoples’ lives and economic development.
The Capestone Design Projects are research and development that speak to the nation’s aspirations to modernise our agriculture, mining, manufacturing and processing industry, tourism, health, business and education sectors among others.
