Category: Broadcast

  • Volleyball

    Video Broadcast on December 22, 2020

    SEAP Games Volleyball Champions

    by U Aye (M62, RU Selected), HIC/FAO/UN(Retired)

    Ko Kyaw Han from RU Forestry was Burma selected player in 1961 SEAP Games in which Burma won gold medal. The team was led by Ko Kyaw Nyunt (1), we called him Ah Kogyi.

    • Ko Kyaw Nyunt (1), Record Office, Defence Services, Captain
    • Ko San Aye, 5th Buriff.
    • Ko Soe Myint, RODS
    • Ko Ohn Shwe, RODS
    • Ko Maung Ni, RODS
    • Ko Kyaw Nyunt (2), Insein, (Burma Railways)
    • Ko Tin Ohn, Insein, (Burma Railways)
    • Ko Kyaw Han, RU
    • Ko San Dwe, 5th Buriff
    • The Coach was U Myat Tun Aung.

    Burma selected team came to practice with our RU team almost daily before the game.

    Ko Nay Aung (RU), Ko Shwe Kyaw (M63), and I (Ko Aye(M62)) were called in to participate in the team of judges for the volleyball in the SEAP games (in December 1961).

    Scoring

    • Side Out Scoring
      15 points per game
      Best of Three
    • Rally Scoring
      25 points per game
      Best of Five
      5th game : 15 points
    • Outdoor (Beach)
      21 points per game
      Best of Three
      3rd game : 15 points

    Competitions

    • World Championship
    • Olympics
    • National
    • Inter-Institute

    Game

    Volleyball is played by two teams of six players each. Players may have roles (e.g. striker, lifter). Some teams had four strikers and two lifters. Some teams prefer to have five strikers and a lifter. A few teams have all players do the spiking and lifting.

    There are rule changes over the years. In the early days, only the serving team can score. Later, any team (serving or defending) can score, but the game score was raised to 25.

    We saw a documentary on how Japan selected and trained tall and/or strong females with no [international] experience to compete in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. Japan won the gold medal for Women’s Volleyball.

    Beach Volleyball is played by two teams of two players each. Each player has to lift and strike.

    Burma Selected

    Ko Thar Din (EC79), who represented RIT and Burma, moved to the USA.

    Other non-alumni who represented Burma include Ko Than Soe (3rd of 9 Wan brothers from St. Paul’s) and Ko Ohn Shein.

    Early selected :
    Members of the SEAP Games Championship Team,
    U Tin Maung Swe,
    U Khin Maung Htwe,

    RIT

    Ko Aung Khin (M67), Saw Edison (EP69) and Saw Orson (A) represented RIT.

    Per Ko Hla Kyi (EC77), RIT Volleyball team was Insein Township champion for 3 times around 1975 – 77. More than 2/3 of RIT students are Insein Township Volleyball selection.

    Ko Aye Thein, Sa Maung Maung, Ko Myint Maung (Bu) and Saw Edison (all EP69) represented EE in the Inter Department tournament.

    UCC

    UCC staff (Saya U Ko Ko Lay, U Kyaw Nyein, U Thein Oo, …) and some users played friendly matches. Ma Judy (Nwe Nwe Win) was often the sixth player on the men’s team.

    Rangoon University Volleyball activities from 1958-62
    Contributed by U Aye (M 62), HIC, FAO/ UN (Retired)


    I arrived first year Engg. in 1958-59, playing for Prome Hall. Team members – Ko Hla Aye (M59) Capt. ( Also Capt of Moulmein district volleyball team and Capt of RU football team), Ko Tin Nyunt (Mr RU and Mr Burma, junior), Ko Aye (M62), Ko Ba Swe (C 60), Bran Dev (C 59) (RU football forward), Ko Than Aung, (Prome hall football team), and Ko Boon Hoke. Our team was one of the strongest teams during 1958-59.

    Toungoo Hall- Team members- Ko Aung Than (Capt), Ko Tin Ngwe, Ko Nyi Nyi, Ko Tar, Ko Shwe Kyaw, Ko Hla Thein. Toungoo Hall won the Inter- Hall tournament during 1958-59.

    Ava Hall- Team members – Ko Tin Mg Swe, Ko Kyaw Han, Ko Soe Myint (Also RU football team), Ko Tin Myint, Ko Nay Aung, Ko Thein Han, Ko Soe Nyein.

    Ko Aye led the Ramanya Hall team in 1959-60 and 1960-61, in 1961-62, he played for BIT team along with Ko Shwe Kyaw, Ko Tin Win, Ko Aye Kyu, Ko Ohn Kyaw, Ko Aung Myint, Ko Soe Myint, Ko Kyaw San Win.

    Inter district volleyball tournament followed after inter hostel tournament.

    Moulmein district team- Ko Hla Aye (Capt), Prome Hall, Ko Tin Nyunt (Prome Hall), Ko Aye ( Prome Hall), Ko Aung Myint , Ko Ang Ku, Ko Kyaw Win (Amara Hall). Ko Aye (Capt) led the Moulmein district team in (1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62). From 1959-62, Ko Tun Lwin (Thaton Hall), JK Sinha (Medical) and Ko Thein Ngwe were selected for the team.

    Prome district team- Ko Tin Mg Swe, Ko Kyaw Han, Ko Soe Nyein, Ko Soe Myint, Ko Tin Myint, Ko Thein Han. ( Prome District won the Inter-district tournament during 1958-59).

    Mandalay Hall became a prominent team in later years, led by Ko Pyone ( also RU footballer), Saw Bio Sonny ( also RU footballer). Ko Pyone and Bio Sonny also played for Pyapon district team.

    Thanlyin District team- Ko Nay Aung, Ko Tar, Ko Hla Kyi and co.

    Tharawaddy District team- Ko Nyi Nyi (Toungoo hall), Ko Thein Han and co.

    Mandalay Hall – Ko Pyone, Ko Bio Sonny, Ko Kyaw Oo and co.

    Pyapon District team- Ko Pyone, Ko Bio Sonny, Ko Kyaw Oo and co.

    After I graduated in 1962, Ko Shwe Kyaw told me that a new RUVC was elected with Ko Tin Ngwe ( Toungoo hall) as President and Ko Kyaw Oo as Secretary for 1962-63. Probably Ko Shwe Kyaw was also in the EC.

  • University

    Video Broadcast on August 28, 2020

    • College
    • Institute
    • School
    • Multi-disciplinary projects

    Early Universities

    • Europe (e.g. Italy)
    • Later in UK (e.g. Oxford, Cambridge)
    • In USA (e.g. Ivy League Schools)

    Professor

    • Assistant Professor
    • Associate Professor
    • Professor
    • University Professor
    • Tenured Professor
    • Visiting Professor
    • Emeritus Professor

    Rangoon University

    • Started with two constituent Colleges in 1920
    • Rangoon College
    • Judson College

    Faculties and Deans

    • Arts
    • Science
    • Social Science
    • Law
    • Engineering
    • Medicine
    • Notes :
    • Mathematics Department was initially under the Faculty of Arts.
      Saya U Aung Hla served as Professor of Mathematics and Dean of Arts.
      Later, it was under the Faculty of Science.
    • In November 1970, a new Education System was implemented.
      Most of the Faculties of Rangoon University became autonomous Insitutes.
      e.g. Institute of Economics
      Institute of Education
      Institute of Medicine
      Rangoon Institute of Technology
    • In the 1990s, there were more renaming.
      e.g. University of Medicine
      Yangon Technological University
  • Time

    Video Broadcast on August 29, 2020

    • Concept of Time and Time Arrow
    • Calendar
      See related posts
    • Clock
      See related posts
    • Sun dial
    • Water clock (old Myanmar)
    • Time management
      See related posts
  • Sayas

    Video Broadcast

    U Pe Maung Tin

    U Pe Maung Tin
    • Pali and Burmese Scholar
    • First native Principal, Rangoon College
    • Proposed Burmese Department as a separate language
    • Early students include
      Theikpan Maung Wa (ICS U Sein Tin)
      Zawgyi (Saya U Thein Han)
      Minthuwun (Saya U Wun)
      Daw Khin Saw Mu

    Dr. Htin Aung

    Dr. Htin Aung
    • Scholar and Prolific Writer
    • First native Rector, Rangoon University
    • Burmese Ambassador to Ceylon

    U Aung Hla

    • First native Professor of Mathematics
    • Dean, Faculty of Arts
    • Compiled notes for Burmese music

    Dr. Maung Maung Kha

    Dr. Maung Maung Kha
    • First native Professor of Physics, RU
    • Interim Dean, Faculty of Engineering
    • Rector, Rangoon University
    • Rector, Rangoon Arts and Science University
    • Rector, Rangoon University Distance Learning
    • Patron, Tekkatho Ah Nu Pyinnya Ah Thinn
    • Centennial (Celebrated by former colleagues and students)

    U Ba Toke

    U Ba Toke
    • Phwa Bet Taw of 1920 RU Act and First RU Students’ Strike
    • Professor of Mathematics, RASU
    • Rector, MASU
    • Professor of Engineering Mathematics, RIT
    • Associate Dean, Assumption University
    • Vice Chair, RU Sports Council
    • Leader, Burma Olympic Team for 1964 Tokyo Olympics
    • Passed away on December 2, 2020
      The day after RU Centennial Celebrations
      A few days short of his 100th Birthday

    U Ba Hli

    • First native Dean of Engineering, Rangoon University
    • Proponent of “Twinning Universities” with prestigious universities in the USA
    • Professor, Civil Engineering, Rangoon University
    • Principal of GTI
    • Son : Dr. Freddie Ba Hli, Sc.D, MIT
  • Statistics

    Video Broadcast

    Department

    • Statistics was offered as an Option at the Economics Department, Rangoon University.
    • Statistics became a separate Department under the Faculty of Social Science.
    • Statistics later became a Department of the Institute of Economics.
    • In the early days, some Rangoon University students (e.g. U Soe Myint, Chief Editor of Guardian, GBNF) graduated with the Triple Mathematics Option taking Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Statistics.

    Professor

    • Dr. Sundaram was the first Professor and Head of the Statistics Department.
      He was a contemporary of Dr. Aye Hlaing and Saw William Paw.
    • Dr. Khin Maung Nyunt succeeded Saya Dr. Sundaram.

    Transfers

    • U Thet Tun and U Kyaw Myint were key personnel at National Planning and CSO.
    • Dr. Myint Tin transferred to Central Statistical Organization (CSO)
    • U Htin Kyaw (Peter Wun) and U Tun Shwe transferred to UCC as Application Programmer/Analyst.
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    U Htin Kyaw

    Terminology / Concepts

    Types of Statistics

    • Parametric Statistics
    • Non-Parametric Statistics.

    Statistic used to mean an item of measurement or information.

    Datum used to be the singular form of Data.

    Basic Operations on Data

    • Collecting
    • Organizing
    • Summarizing
    • Presenting
    • Analyzing

    Measures

    • Mean (Average)
    • Median (Middle)
    • Mode (Highest occurrence)
    • Standard Deviation
    • Skewness

    An old joke: “Have you heard about the Statistician who was drowned while trying to cross a river with an average of three feet?”

    Tests and Tools

    • There are Statistical Tests.
      The tests use “significance level” to accept or reject a hypothesis.
      There may be Positive and Negative Errors.
    • An early program is called SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Science).
    • Several programming languages (e.g. Python, R) have libraries, modules and functions to perform statistical calculations and tests.
    • Machine Learning (a branch of Artificial Intelligence) uses various Statistical Programs and Tools.
  • Data

    Video Broadcast on December 31, 2020

    Data Types

    • Raw data
    • Clean data
    • Processed data
    • Field data
    • Experimental data
    • Structured data
    • Semi-structured data
    • Unstructured data
    • Data representation
    • Data format
    • Database
    • Data Processing (Scientific, Business)
    • Data storage
    • Data science
    • Data integrity
    • Data accuracy
    • Data validation
    • Fact check
    • Fake news
    • Deep fake
  • Dictionary

    Video Broadcast August 30, 2020

    Dictionary Types

    • Buddhist Dictionary
    • Burmese Dictionary
    • Burmese to English Dictionary
      Judson
    • English Dictionary
      Chambers
      Funk and Wagnall
      Merriam Webster
      Oxford English

    • English to Burmese Dictionary
      Dr. Ba Han
      Judson
      Modern
      Tet Toe

    • Free Dictionary
    • Lexicon
    • Lexicographers
    • Online Dictionary
    • Pali, English, Myanmar Terms
      Myat Kyaw and San Lwin
    • Rhyming Dictionary
    • Scrabble Dictionary
    • Subject-specific Dictionary
      Medicine
      Music

    • Technical Dictionary
  • Chinlon

    Video Broadcast on December 29, 2020

    Background

    • Chinlon might be played in Myanmar since the Pyu Khit
    • Mentioned in Bagan Khit
    • Highly probable in Kone Baung Khit

    Game

    • Talent display at festivals and goodwill events
    • Competition
      Typical : five players in a team
      Some rounds require specific style
      A few could be free style (mix and match)

    Proponents

    • Myanmar Chin Ah Phwe
    • U Aung Koe
    • Saya U Ba Toke (as College student)
    • Saya U Maung Maung Than (RIT Sports Council)

    RIT Chinlon

    • Won Inter-Institute Tournament
    • Ko Tin Shein (M69)
    • Ko Htin Aung (C69, later Dr. )
    • Ko Soe Tint (M70, Secretary)

    Miscellaneous

    • Pike Kyaw Chin
      Two teams play Chinlon over a net
    • Artifacts
      Small Ngwe (Silver) Chinlon found at an excavation site
      Ivory Chinlon (single and nested) displayed at some museums
  • Evaluation

    Video Broadcast on September 15, 2020

    Definition

    • Multiple senses

    Types

    • Formative evaluation
    • Summative evaluation
    • Impact evaluation
    • Outcome evaluation

    Uses

    • Evaluation of High School Mathematics Project
    • Evaluation at school
    • Evaluation at work
    • Evaluation at Toastmaster’s meeting
    • Evaluation for publication
    • Evaluation of my discussions
  • Electrical Engineering

    Video Broadcast

    Discipline

    • Based on Electricity, Magnetism, Electromagnetism
    • Types of current
      Direct Current (DC) : Edison
      Alternating Current (AC) : Tesla
    • EE course
      One of the three early courses — along with Civil and Mechanical — given at Rangoon University
    • Electrical Power (EP)
      In some countries called Power Engineering
    • Electrical Communications (EC)
      Later called EcE and Electronics Engineering
    • Control System
    • Signal Processing
      Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
    • Telecommunications
    • Devices
    • Instrumentation
    • Part of EECS (EE and Computer Science)
    • Computers and Computer Engineering
    • IEEE
    • IET

    RIT EE Sayas in the mid 1960s

    • There were about 20 EE Sayas during out RIT days.
    • Some sayas were on Deputation (studying abroad).
    • 15 Sayas are seen in the Group Photo.
    • Saya U Khine Oo was absent that day.
    EE Sayas from our RIT Days

    Article for Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung

    • I wrote an article for the Commemorative Issue of “Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung” for SPZP-2010 held in Singapore.
    • Tekkatho Moe War (Saya U Moe Aung) was Chief Editor and/ Publisher of the Sar Saung.
    • Saya suggested the title “A Short and Sad Clip : EE Sayas“.
    Part 1 of 4

    U Kyaw Tun

    • Graduated in 1948-49 and joined the EE Department.
    • Most senior among the EE Sayas.
    • Saya of our Sayas.
    • Taught EP students.
    • Also taught “Principles of Electrical Engineering” to non-EE students.
    • Recruited C Ping Lee to join the EE Department.
    • Children : Elizabeth, Dorothy

    C. Ping Lee

    • Recruited by Saya U Kyaw Tun to join the EE Department.
    • Taught Electrotechnology to the early engineering students including Dr. San Hla Aung.
    • Per request from H.E. U Than Aung (his former Burmese teacher at St. Paul’s High School), Saya C Ping Lee transferred to head the Directorate of Technical Education and Vocational Training.
    • Son : Dr. Win Aung (M62, NSF, iNEER)
      Wrote about his father Saya C. Ping Lee for the “Count down to the Reunion” series for SPZP-2000.

    U Sein Hlaing

    • Matriculated in 1946.
    • Finished Top in his class of 52.
    • Joined the EE Department as Assistant Lecturer.
    • MSEE from MIT.
    • Upon his return, he was promoted to Lecturer and Head of the EE Department.
    • Served as Professor until his retirement.
    • Spouse : Nyunt Nyunt Yee
    Part 2 of 4

    U Tin Swe

    • Matriculated in 1947.
    • His name is misspelled or mispronounced as Tint Swe, Tin Shwe or Tin Shwe Gyi.
    • Member of the Prome Hall Soccer team which won the Inter-Hall Trophy for two consecutive years.
    • Joined the EE Department in 1953 as Assistant Lecturer.
    • MSEE from University of Michigan.
    • Upon his return, he was promoted to Lecturer.
    • Taught and supervised EP students.
    • Due to the scarcity of Professorship, he retired as Lecturer.
    • Played good tennis.
    • Early Power User at the Universities’ Computer Center (UCC).

    U Sein Win

    • BSEE and MSEE from University of Michigan.
    • Technical Advisor for UCC
    • President of the RIT Rowing and Swimming and Water Polo Clubs
    • Line Judge at RUBC Regattas
    • After the EE department was reorganized as EC and EP departments,
      Saya served as Professor of Electrical Power Department at YTU.
    • After retirement, he worked as a Consultant in the Industry.
    • Children : daughters (Medical doctors)
    • Brothers : Dr. Tin U, Dr. Saw Lwin

    Dr. San Tint

    • Joined the EE Faculty (which was renamed BIT) after graduation in 1961.
    • Doctorate from USSR
    • Post graduate training in UK (for the UCC project)
    • Played soccer for the RIT Saya team.
    • External Examiner for UCC
    • Retired as Professor of EC (Electronic Engineering) Department at YTU.
    • His former students performed Pyinnya Dana in Saya’s memory.
    • Nephew : Hlaing Myint
    Part 3 of 4

    U Chin Way

    • Was active in SPARK.
    • Migrated to the USA.
    • Grapevine says that he interviewed for a job in Los Angeles. When the interviewers found out that their boss U Tun Aung (Jeffrey, EC68) was a former student of Saya U Chin Way, no serious questions were asked.

    U Soe Min

    • Went for training in the UK with the DCA grant / scholarship.
    • Upon his return, he transferred to DCA.
    • Win Boh (Robert, EC69, DCA) served as a best man at Saya’s wedding.

    U Thein Lwin

    • At the time of the writing the article (in 2010), Saya U Thein Lwin was a retiree of Singapore Polytechnic, but was active helping students desiring to pursue studies in Singapore.
    • President of the RIT Badminton Club.
      Managed the RIT team comprising of Sai Kham Pan (EP69), which won the Inter-Institute Trophy.
    • Spouse : May Than Nwe (Joyce, RIT Physics)
    • Brothers : Myo Myint, Kyi Lwin, Tint Lwin, Thet Lwin
    • Daughter : Business Professor in Singapore (former Swimming Champion)
    • Saya and Sayama passed away within a few months of each other.

    U Soe Paing

    • Matriculated from SPHS5.
      Collegiate Scholarship in 1956 for standing 17th in the whole of Burma.
    • Two Gold Medals for the I.Sc. examinations.
      Scored the highest marks for examinations.
      Joint winner for scoring the highest marks in Mathematics in the examinations.
    • BSEE and MSEE from Stanford University
    • Joined EE Department as Assistant Lecturer
    • Helped Sayagyi Dr. Chit Swe found UCC along with Saya U Myo Min and Saya U Ko Ko Lay (GBNF).
    • Transferred to UCC as Manager of Systems Division
    • M.Sc. (Computer Science) at Southampton University in the UK
    • Was my mentor at RIT and UCC.
    • Retired from UN after managing IT projects at various countries
    • Wrote about his experience as a States Scholar, Systems Manager at UCC and UN Technical Advisor.
    • Spends his retirement visiting UK and USA, playing golf and practicing vipassana meditation at Kaba Aye Sunlun Gu Kyaung where his younger brother U Wara (U Win Paing, ChE70) is the Sayadaw.
    • Had operations for his heart and his back problems, but he is still active.
    • Spouse : Saw Yu Tint (Alice, T69)
    • Children : Thura, Akari, Threin

    Dr. Win Tin

    • Was active in SPARK and as an entrepreneur.
    • Studied for his doctorate in France.
    • Associate Dean of Engineering at Assumption University (formerly known as ABAC).
    Part 4 of 4

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    U Ba Myint

    • Taught “Electrical Measurement” during our RIT days.
    • Retired as Pro-Rector of YTU.

    U Sein Maung

    • Taught “Electrical Machines” during our RIT days.
    • Taught at Assumption University.
    • Attended SPZP-2000 at the invitation of Daw Khin Htar Yee (Lily Win, T72).

    U Nyi Nyi

    • Introduced Saya U Soe Paing to Sayagyi Dr. Chit Swe who was planning to found UCC.
    • Went to the UK for his graduate studies.

    U Myo Kyi

    • Joined the EE Department after graduation in 1959.
    • He and Dr. Ba Lwin are the two most seniors among the EE sayas who are still alive.
    • Taught “Principles of Electrical Engineering” to the early non-EE students.
    • Met him at the meetings in Yangon
    • Patron / Advisor of Alumni Association and MES
    • Gave me a list of the Senior and Junior EE Sayas and Sayamas.

    Dr. Ba Lwin

    • Joined the EE Department after graduation in 1959.
    • He and U Myo Kyi are the two most seniors among the EE sayas who are still alive.
    • Met him during his visit to the USA to see his daughter Thiri Lwin.
    • Spouse : Sister of Khin Maung Latt and Khin Maung Lay

    U Moe Aung

    • Joined the EE Department with several of his classmates after graduation in 1963.
    • Editor of RUESU Annual Magazine
    • Chief Editor of RIT Annual Magazines, “Hlyat Sit Sar Saung” and commemorative issue of Swel Daw Yek Magazine for Shwe YaDu in 2014
    • Chaired SPZP-2002 and SPZP-2010 in Singapore
    • He and his team published the commemorative issue of “Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung” for SPZP-2002, SPZP-2007 and SPZP-2010.
    • After retirement, Saya moved back to Yangon.
    • Patron of SDYF and several RIT-related activities
    • Laureate Poet.
    • Active writing poems (often “Let Tann”) and articles (mostly on EE).
    • Published two books and co-authored several books.
    • I translated some of Saya’s poems and articles.

    U Khine Oo

    • Was absent in the group photo taken around mid-1966.
    • Took computer courses at UCC before going to Japan as States Scholar.

    U Tin Shwe

    • Joined EE Department after graduation in 1966
    • Taught and RIT and ABAC
    • Wrote an article about his final year days in the commemorative issue of “Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung” for SPZP-2010.
    • Became a monk, and served as Dhamma Librarian.
    • Sadly, he passed away.
      Saya U Moe Aung wrote “To the Shwe Duo” in the memory of Saya U Tin Shwe and Saya U Hla Shwe (T69).
      I translated Saya’s poem and published in my RIT Alumni International Newsletter and Updates.

    Daw Mya Mya Than

    • Daw Mya Mya Than (EP68) joined the EE Department as EE Sayama.

    U Than Lwin

    • U Than Lwin (Henry, EC69) was my classmate.
    • See “We Eleven” for details of the EC69 classmates
    • He joined the EE Department as an EE saya.

    Some Junior EE Sayas and Sayamas

    • U Kyaw Naing (Sin Gwan, EC70, GBNF)
    • U Tin Win (EC71)
    • U Ko Ko Kyi (EC72)
    • Daw Nyunt Nyunt Yee (EP72)
    • Daw Khin Swe Oo (EC74)

    Miscellaneous

    Dr. Freddie Ba Hli

    • Sc.D from MIT
    • Helped Dr. Aung Gyi and U Min Wun adjust to the MIT environment
    • Taught part-time at EE Department
    • Director General, UBARI
    • Advisor, National Planning
    • Board Member and External Examiner, UCC

    U Htin Paw

    • Joined the EE Department after graduation in 1958.
    • Won two Gold Medals.
    • MSEE from University of Michigan (with the Scholarship provided by UBARI).
    • Upon his return, he worked for UBARI before transferring to Electrical Inspectorate.
    • Moved to USA.
    • Founder and President, BEA
    • Past President, TBSA
    • Attended SPZP-2000.
    • Spouse : Eileen
    • Son : Dr. Barry Paw

    U Ba Nyunt

    • Joined the EE Department after graduation in 1958.
    • Did graduate studies in the US.
    • Upon return, he transferred to MOC (MOGE).
    • Attended SPZP-2000.
      At that time, he was visiting his daughter and grandchild.
    • Spouse : Daw May Su

    U Thein Tan

    • Need info (when he joined and his teaching / tutorial / lab role)

    Guest Lecturers

    • Electrical Inspector
    • Chief Engineer (EPC)

    Photos from some PZPs

    • The EP / EC of selected batches have hosted Saya Pu Zaw Pwes.
    • A sampling is provided below.

    Kabyar
    by Saya U Moe Aung (Tekkatho Moe War)

    In memory of Saya U Tin Shwe (EP66) and Saya U Hla Shwe (T69)

    ” ေရႊ ႏွစ္ ေရႊ သို႔ ”

    ေရႊႏွစ္ေရႊ…..
    ေဝေတာ့လည္း တူ
    ေၾကြေတာ့လည္း အတူတူ
    ျငဴစူျခင္း ကင္း
    မွ်ဥ္းမွ်ဥ္း အသက္ရွဴ
    စိုက္ထူမွတ္တိုင္
    မယိမ္းယိုင္ခဲ့…..
    မႏိုင္ဝန္ ပိ
    အလွည္႔သင့္လာ
    ေသာအခါ မွာ
    ခႏၶာအေမြ
    ေၾကြသာ ေၾကြလည္း
    မေသ ဝိညာဥ္ ဝဲပ်ံေနေသးတကား ….။ ။
    ( ကိုတင္ေရႊ- လွ်ပ္စစ္စြမ္းအား ႏွင့္ ကိုလွေရႊ- ခ်ည္မွ်င္ သို႔)

    တကၠသိုလ္ မိုးဝါ
    (၂၆ ဇန္နဝါရီ ၂ဝ၁၅ – ည ၉:၅၅ နာရီ)

    “To The Shwe Duo”
    by Tekkatho Moe War


    Translated by Hla Min

    SHWE duo
    Blossom in unison
    Disappear together
    Free from complaint
    Even with thin breath
    Showed mark [of courage and wisdom]
    Never ever wavered …
    Pressed by burden
    At the awaited turn [of journey’s end]
    Body — inheritance [from previous lives]
    Succumbs [to failing health]
    Yet, “Wei-nyin” is fresh, alive and hovering.