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affiliation: University of Botswana, Botswana

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2012
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Yirsaw Ayalew, Jaco Renken, Klodwig V. Mgaya, Tallman Z. Nkgau:
Developing a Contextualized Information Systems Curriculum for an Emerging Economy. Electron. J. Inf. Syst. Dev. Ctries. 54(1): 1-19 (2012)

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2019
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Wame Raseonyana, George Anderson, Tallman Z. Nkgau:
Cost Implications for an In-House University Timetabling System. ICICIS 2019: 281-289
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Ofentse Rice, George Anderson, Tallman Z. Nkgau:
Cost Implications for a Discrete Mathematics Intelligent Tutoring System. ICICIS 2019: 290-299
2017
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George Anderson, Tallman Z. Nkgau:
Computer System Design Exploration Using Local Search and Genetic Algorithms. ACIT/CSII/BCD 2017: 189-195

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