While discussing with some colleagues the other day, I realised that the University of Mauritius website does not have a working search facility. I also realised that it would be nice to be able to search within all UoM websites (like, for example, the CSE website, the Radio Telescope website, etc.) in addition to the main website of the university.
With some Google magic to the rescue, I am proud to announce the official release of
https://www.noulakaz.net/uomsearch/
which I’ve called the University of Mauritius Search Engine.
Have fun!
too great :) do you think you could include image search such that we could be searching for images you’ve put on the original uom site or something like that?
Thanks sir, that’s fantastic!!
great job, even my name gets results fetched from the student link sections of cse :)
Yo man it’s very cooooooooooooool to have our university of mauritius on google. Big thanks
I’m happy you see the value of this search engine. I’ll try to see if I can include image searches.
surely, there must be some intellectual property issue in placing “University of Mauritius” as part of the google logo?
Perhaps. If Sergei or Brin ask me to change the design of the page, I’ll do it right away :-)
Thanx :-)
… or you could set a good example that IP rights are respected in this country? ;)
thanks.
To jee:
Yes I could. But I guess what I’ve done is acceptable enough because Google has not sent me any cease and desist letter yet…
The first thing i searched was my name…great…my name was listed in the final year project list…
Thank u Mr Meetoo
Sergey or Brin???
isnt Sergey Brin one same person???
i thought the founders were Larry Page and Sergey Brin??
Thanks for pointing this out :-)
hello,
I wanted to know: is it possible to view the exams results online on the uom website???
I’m told one student could, but I’m looking for it on the site and it’s nowhere to be seen.
Thanx.
I don’t know.
Use this search engine to find out :-)
custom search engine la so abbreviation CSE :P
https://online.uom.ac.mu/student/
You can get results there… :P
EXCEPT MECHANICAL, MANUFACTURING & MECHATRONICS… (WTF??)
microsoft access :p