Mr. Mphaka teaches courses in the following fields: Artificial Intelligence, Expert Systems, Discrete Mathematics, Digital Logic Design, Compiler Construction and Design, Theory of Computation, Numerical Analysis, and Programming (C++, Prolog, Pascal, etc).
B. Com. IT. (UFS), M. Com. Informatics (UP), PhD (UP)
Dr. Likeleli Qhomane-Letsie
Lecturer
Dr. Qhomane-Letsie is a lecturer in information systems and she teaches Topics in Human Computer Interaction and Databases. She also supervises projects in Computer Science and Information Systems. She is a registered member of IITPSA as well as being an advisory board member of GEM Institute. Her research interests include ICT in education, eHealth Systems and ICT4D.
I teach and conduct research in Computer Science. My research interests include: digital health systems, security of cyber-physical systems, Internet of Things (IoT), data and information security.
Mr. Keta is a lecturer in computer science, teaching courses such as Multimedia Systems, Cryptography and Network Security, and Computer Networks. He also supervises final year projects in Computer Science. His research interests include Adaptive Video Streaming in Wireless Networks and Video Compression Algorithms.
Mrs Mejaele-Mosehle is a lecturer in Computer Science and the current Computer Science coordinator. She teaches Information Systems courses such as Management Information Systems and Electronic Business Strategy. Her academic research interests include information security, governance, risk& compliance, and cyber security. In addition to teaching and researching, she represents the Faculty of Science in NUL HIV/AIDS committee.
Dr. Lerato is a senior lecturer in Computer Science and specialises in teaching Special Topics in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, and Expert Systems. He has also served as a Tutor in the Faculty of Science and Technology and he was a member of Council of the National University of Lesotho. His research focuses on Speech Technology, Technology for people with visual disabilities and IP Telephony Platforms.
Mr. Mphatsi is a lecturer in computer science and he teaches Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis, Wireless Networks, and Networks Management. He also supervises projects in Computer Science and Computer Engineering. His research interests include Mobility management for the next generation wireless networks, cross-layer designs and optimizations, Mobile radio communications, and Cognitive radio.