The three co-founders were were the early students of Sayagyi U Pe Maung Tin (Pali and Burmese Scholar) at the then newly established “Burmese Department” at the Rangoon University.
Dr. Chit Swe (Founder / Director of UCC) firmly believed in Transfer of Knowledge and Technology.
For the UCC Project, several distinguished Computing Professionals gave courses — short term and long term.
Professor Harry D Huskey (UCSC) and Professor Anthony Ralston (SUNY, Buffalo) were Past ACM Presidents. They taught courses on “History of Computers”, “Structured Programming”, “PASS (Compiler)”, “ZIP (Interpreter)” …
Professor Michael Stonebraker (then at UC Berkeley) gave a short course at UCC on Relational DBMS in general, and Ingres in particular. A few years back, he won the Prestigious ACM Turing Award and the $1 M prize. He joined Charles Bachmann, E F Codd and Jim Gray as DBMS Gurus to win the Turing Award, He is the lone Serial Entrepreneur among the 70 ACM Turing Award Winners.
There were several other visiting Professors (e.g Peter Wegner, Foreman Acton) and IT Professionals (e.g. Sheldon Bacchus).
U Khin Maung Myint (ChE71) and Daw Mai Khin Khin Nyunt (Rosie, ChE71) were among those who graduated from RIT in 1971. They shared the results published in Working People’s Daily.