Electrical Engineering Department

Our Key Objectives

The department has courses and modular skill training offered by qualified Staff in response to changing technology, job market and career needs. This is done through harmoniously imparting technology (theory), practice, research skills and Hands-On-The-Art practicum training to the learner in an interactive environment. We are here to shape the learners destiny and to be a change in the world for the better, keeping abreast with the changing technological trends towards the service to humanity.

Vision

To be a dynamic and employer driven trainer of highly skilled electrical engineering graduates to meet the local and globally job placement requirements.

Mission

To provide the state of the art hands on training in the electrical engineering and allied trades in a bid to have graduates who are creative, enthusiastic and problem solvers befitting the electrical engineering industry.

The Electrical Engineering Department of The Kisumu National Polytechnic has expanded over the time to offer the following courses to a student enrollment of 500:

  • Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Power Option)
  • Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Telecommunications)
  • Craft in Electrical and Electronics Technology (Power Option)


  • Starting as a section of the Electrical Education Course, the Department has grown with the institution. From its inception in 1967 to a fully fledged department in 1996 when the then Kisumu Technical Institute was inaugurated as a Polytechnic and finally to The Kisumu National Polytechnic in 2015.

    In year 2013, the African Development Bank sponsored the construction of the Electrical Engineering Department complex and in February 2015 donated equipment for the workshops and the laboratories.

    The Department has:
    Computer Laboratory
    Smart Laboratory for the state of the art simulation and training.

    The department enjoys the brand of highly trained staff from the experienced industrialists as well as the vigor of the fresh graduates, which make learning and training enthusiastic and solution oriented.

    As a Department, we value collaboration and partnership with other practioners in the Electrical Engineering industry which has yielded the installation of an SPV power system female students hostels (2011), among others. We keep abreast with the current technological trends through industrial visits, professional talks, seminars, workshops and personal initiatives.

    Electrical Engineering Department – The Game Changer in the Engineering Trade

    Our Courses

    Part time courses
    COURSE Diploma in Electrical Engineering (Power Option)
    TKNP CODE EET 200 KNEC CODE 2601
    Sep Admission Jan Admission  CODE UNIT
    MODULE I ICT 201 Information Communication Technology
    TERM I Sep – Nov Jan – Mar EED 201 Entrepreneurship Education
    TERM II Jan – Mar May – July COM 201 Communication Skills
    TERM III May – July Sep –  Nov EET 211 ICT; Entrepreneurship Education; Communication Skills
    EET 212 Physical Science, Mechanical Science and Electrical Principles
    EET 213 Mathematics
    EET 214 Technical Drawing, Material Process and Workshop Technology
    EET 215 Electrical Installation Technology and Solar Technology
    EET 216 Electrical Measurements & Fault Diagnosis and Electronics
    MODULE II
    TERM I Industrial Attachment EET 221 Control and Programmble Logic Circuits
    TERM II Jan – Mar May – July EET 222 Digital and Analogue Electronics
    TERM III May – July Sep –  Nov EET 223 Mathematics
    EET 224 Engineering Drawing and Circuit Analysis
    EET 225 Electrical Generation and Transmission
    MODULE III
    TERM I Industrial Attachment Industrial Attachment EET 231 Industrial Management, Estimation &Tendering and Engineering Services Contract
    TERM II January  – March May – July EET 232 Micro Controllers and Microprocessors
    TERM III May – July Sep –  Nov EET 233 Mathematics
    EET 234 Power Electronics, Machines and Utilization
    EET 235 Power Systems and Electromagnetic Field Theory
    EET 236 Business Plan and Specialization Projects

    Our Staff

      Name Qualifications Specialization Responsibilities
    1

    Lecturer HoD

    Lecturer in Electrical and Electronics

    2 Wesley Kirwa Bachelors – Moi University Lecturer of Electronics, Power Systems, Engineering Contracts and Physical sciences Lecturer
    3 Bwalei Kibet Bachelors – Moi University Lecturer in EMFD, Microelectrics, Solar Technology, Engineering Drawing, AutoCAD

     

    Lecturer
    4 Peter A. Odhiambo Vocational – Diploma in Technical Education Lecturing Electrical Principles and Measurements

     

    Lecturer of TD
    5 Henry O. Ouko Bachelors – B. Sc Electronics JKUAT Lecturer of Mathematics

     

    6 Opondo O. David Bachelors – Diploma in Technical education, Kenya Polytechnic

     

    Lecturer of Electrical Technology
    7 Omondi G. Oyugi Bachelors – Diploma in Technical Education, TUM, KTTC

     

    Lecturer of TD and Electrical Technology and Practice
    8 Nyabuto C. Ombongi Bachelors – Diploma in Technical Education from KTTC Lecturer of Electrical Technology and Practice
    9 Charles O, Nyawuor Bachelors – Moi University

     

    Lecturer Solar Technology and Maths

     

    10 Millicent A. Ogolla Bachelors – Higher National Diploma in Technical Education, Kenya Poly/KTTC

     

    Lecturer Electrical Technology
    11 Steve Opondo Bachelors – JKUAT

     

    Lecturer EMFD
    12 Onyango Evans Bachelor   – B. Sc Technical Education, Moi University.

    Masters – M. Sc IT JOOUST

    Lecturer Power Systems and Electrical Principles.
    13 Iddy Gerry Omungala Bachelors – B. Sc Technical Education

    Masters   – M. Sc Technical Education

     

    Lecturer Maths and Electronics
    14 Keng’werere Cornelius Bachelors – Technical Education. Moi University

     

    Lecturer Electrical Power Systems Assistant Production Units coordinator.

    Time table officer.

    Lecturer Electrical Power Systems

    15 Betty Amondi Oganda Bachelors – B. Sc Technical Education, Moi University.

     

    Lecturer Electronics
    16 Noah Okundi Bachelors – Diploma Technical Education, KTTC

     

    Lecturer Electrical Principles
    17 Ondiek Erick Mbuya Bachelors – B. Sc Technical Education, Moi University.

     

    Lecturer Maths and Electronics.
    18 Ponge I. Ben Bachelors – B. Sc Technical Education. Moi University.

     

    Lecturer Maths and Electrical Principles.
    19 Okoth Jonah Odongo Bachelors – Higher Diploma in Technical Education, KTTC

     

    Lecturer Electrical Power Systems.
    20 Simon Meyo Bachelors – Higher Diploma in Technical Education, KTTC.

     

    Lecturer Electrical Principles and TD.
    21 John Cornelius Kiberenge BTed electrical/Electronics.

    Med technology

    Microprocessor Systems and Machines
    22 Mr Ouko Maths, Electrical Machines