Life Long Learner, Expert in Computer Science and Technology, Educator, Distinguished Toastmaster, Writer, Editor
Saya Dr. San Hla Aung (C58) had to wait one year after Matriculation to attend the University of Rangoon because he was under age. He joined the Faculty after graduation as Assistant Lecturer. He did his Masters at MIT. Upon his return, he was promoted to Lecturer. He […]
Saya U Moe Aung (Tekkatho Moe War) and team published commemorate issues of “Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung” for SPZP-2002 SPZP-2007 SPZP-2010 †Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung for SPZP-2002 Sample pages from SPZP-2002 edition are shown. Editorial Saya wrote the editorial “Essence of SPZP”. Publication Team Saya U […]
Constraints Due to time and resource constraints, only a fraction of the materials could be described in the book “History of University Engineering Education in Burma/Myanmar” CD Supplement A CD was compiled by U Ohn Khine (M70) and U Hla Min (EC69) to provide sources of the materials […]
Some Contributors Saya U Thet Lwin (“Ngwe Hlinne”) Saya U Moe Aung (“Tekaktho Moe War”) Saya Dr. Taing Oke (“Yin Maung”) Daw Cho Cho Tin (“Ma Sandar”) Saya U Aung Hla Tun : History of University Engineering Education Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi : The best years of my […]
Some sayas and senior alumni
Forever Swel Daw Yeik Pamphlets Meetings SDYF Meetings are usually hosted by U Khin Maung Tun (President). U Khin Maung Tun leads by example. He has donated and/or pledged K1500 (or more) Lakhs. There is an abundance of food. Sometimes, “carry out” is provided to the attendees. Miscellaneous […]
U Kyaw Mya Thein (Phy, ICST) U Kyaw Myint (Phy, DHE) U Lun (Thakin Kodaw Hmaing) U Than Tun (Bobby’s father) U Han Zaw U Ba Khin Thein Oo Thein Htut and Eddie Theikpan Maung Wa San Shwe Myint Pathan Pediatricians RASU Rowing Roll of Honor UNSG University […]
The mode of operation and the associated tools change with the Order of Magnitude. There is a change in an order of magnitude when a number (or measure) is multiplied by ten. The following are examples of the mode of transportation with the change in order of magnitude. […]
Dear Sayas and Colleagues, This newsletter will be brief, since I will simply refer to the “Count down to the Reunion” series that appear in the special “Reunion Pages” on this web site. Thanks to the Sayas, colleagues, and friends who directly or indirectly contributed to the 64 […]
The Union of Burma gained Independence on January 4, 1948. Sao Shwe Thaik (1948 – 1952) served as the first President. He was succeeded by Dr. Ba U (1952 – 57). He wrote a book called “My Burma”. Mahn Win Maung (1957- 62) succeeded Dr. Ba U. On […]
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