UL DCIS Program

The Department of Computer Sciences at the University of Liberia successfully hosted its first in-house Digital Capacity Building Training Workshop in collaboration with Ramsys Info Tech Solutions from Ghana 🇬🇭 . This complimentary three-hour session brought together faculty members and administrative staff from various colleges and facilities across the University, marking a significant milestone three years after the Department’s establishment. The workshop underscored the Department’s commitment to strengthening digital competencies within the University community. The Department extends sincere appreciation to all faculty and staff who participated and contributed to the success of this landmark capacity-building initiative.

I want to sincerely applaud the teamwork, unity, and strong spirit of togetherness that each of you continues to demonstrate. My team and I are fully committed to driving meaningful change within the department. With the dedication we are seeing, tangible results are not far away — they are coming soon. Let us continue in this spirit as we build a better and stronger department for all.

Moses Amos Kolnabayan

Chairman
DCIS

Message from the Chairman, Mr. Moses Amos Kolnabayan

Dear DCIS family,
Despite the challenges we are currently facing, I want to assure you that progress will be made. As your Chairman, I am working tirelessly with the university administration and key stakeholders to attract greater support, strengthen our operations, and position our department for better effectiveness and growth.

Together, we will continue to move forward and build the strong, vibrant DCIS department we all desire.

Welcome Back to Class, DCIS Students!

Dear Students,
Welcome back from your midterm exams! I truly appreciate the hard work, discipline, and commitment each of you showed throughout the exam period. As we return to our regular class sessions, I encourage you to stay focused, stay consistent, and keep pushing toward excellence. The journey is not over—let’s finish this semester stronger than we started.

Your dedication is noticed, and your success matters.
Let’s get back to learning with renewed energy and purpose!

Moses Amos Kolnabayan
Chairman

Finally it was successful. Thanks to the team who participated from our department.

( Day Three) As we progress with the curriculum development workshop; this is how it looks like in the room. With facilities and facilitators all focused during the first session of the presentation.

Leave No One Behind

Day Three of the AI Masters Curriculum Development Workshop
Today marks the final day of our intensive AI curriculum development workshop with the UNDP and Intel team. Faculty members and curriculum designers from the DCIS Department continued collaborative sessions focused on aligning course structures, defining learning outcomes, and integrating practical AI competencies relevant to Liberia’s digital future. The day will conclude with a unified roadmap for launching the Master’s in Artificial Intelligence program at the University of Liberia.

Day two ended very well and we’re proud of the progress achieved as a team.

Our Chairman represented his team during a group presentation session.

Day Two of the AI Curriculum Development Workshop
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Day Two of our AI workshop continued with great momentum as DCIS faculty, staff, and our partners from UNDP and INTEL worked collaboratively on refining the structure and learning outcomes for the upcoming Master’s Program in Artificial Intelligence.

Today’s sessions focused on deeper curriculum alignment, practical AI applications for Liberia’s development, and strengthening the academic framework needed to deliver a world-class graduate program.

We appreciate the commitment and expertise demonstrated by all participants as we move closer to launching this historic AI program at the University of Liberia.

DCIS – Building the Future of Innovation in Liberia.