The

Mozilla Responsible

Computing Challenge

Advocates for ethical computing practices and their global impacts.

Mozilla Responsible Computing Challenge aims to embed ethical computing practices into academic curricula and professional practices. Faculty and students are being trained to navigate ethical concerns such as data privacy, cybersecurity, and algorithmic bias.

Our Workshops

Through workshops, academic programs, and industry collaborations, the University is shaping a new generation of tech professionals who are not only skilled in technology but also aware of its societal and environmental implications.

Discussion with panel drawn from all over the globe on Mozilla Responsible Computing Project.

Mar 18th, 2025

Industry Workshop

Discussion with panel drawn from all over the globe on Mozilla Responsible Computing Project.

Vice Chancellor receive and award the winning projects from the Responsible Computing Innovation Day

Apr 24th, 2025

Innovation Awards

Vice Chancellor receive and award the winning projects from the Responsible Computing Innovation Day

Students from the School of Information Science & Technology present innovations

Apr 24th, 2025

Project Exhibition

Students from the School of Information Science & Technology present innovations

Students from School of Information Science & Technology embrace tutelage in matters ethics overwhelmingly

Jan 29th, 2025

Students Tutelage

Students from School of Information Science & Technology embrace tutelage in matters ethics overwhelmingly

Faculty team from School of Information Science and technology set the ball rolling for phase 2 of Mozilla Responsible computing

Jan 28th, 2025

Faculty Meet

Faculty team from School of Information Science and technology set the ball rolling for phase 2 of Mozilla Responsible computing

The School of Information Science and Technology staff take a proactive role in embedding Responsible Computing practices into the curriculum of Computer Science courses

Mar 26th, 2024

Faculty Meet

The School of Information Science and Technology staff take a proactive role in embedding Responsible Computing practices into the curriculum of Computer Science courses

Dr. Chao Mbogho, Kenya Senior Fellow of the Mozilla Responsible Computing Challenge engage with groups operating the RCC project in the University

Mar 5th, 2024

Senior Fellow Visit

Dr. Chao Mbogho, Kenya Senior Fellow of the Mozilla Responsible Computing Challenge engage with groups operating the RCC project in the University

Computing Sciences faculty carry out a workshop to expound on how best to integrate Responsible Computing in Computing Science courses.

Feb 17th, 2024

Discourse Enlightenment

Computing Sciences faculty carry out a workshop to expound on how best to integrate Responsible Computing in Computing Science courses.

Impact

1500+ undergraduate students from

Department of Computer Sciences

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