The first ACEIoT PhD students successfully defend their final theses
Kimutai Gibson, a PhD student from Kenya who specialized in Embedded Computing Systems (ECS) at African Centre of Excellence in Internet of Things (ACEIoT) has, on 16th June 2022, successfully defended his thesis becoming the first born of the ACEIoT PhD program.
Kimutai defended his thesis entitled: An IoT-made Tea Fermentation Detection Model Based on Deep Learning & Majority Voting Techniques.
Kimutai, one of 10 PhD students making the second cohort, attributes his success to the support from the Centre and the supervisory team which was very eager to see him moving forward. “I enjoyed the support I was given by the Centre mainly the given exchange opportunities to big institutions.”, he noted.
Gibson, who becomes the first to defend the final thesis attributes this success to the flexible supervisory team he had. “From the begining when I got supervisors, it was an intensive work”, he said.
“I had to meet them several times and had to provide a report of what I have been doing at the end of every three months. Briefly my supervisors were very flexible and ready to provide positive feedback any time I need them”, he added.
Kimutai commended all partners who have made his journey a success.
Apart from Kimutai, Five others successfully defended their theses namely Mrs. Peace Bamurigire, Mr. Evariste Twahirwa, Mr. Martin Kuradusenge ,Mr. Kambombo Mtonga and Gatera Antoine
Congratulations to them.
Congratulations to Gibson Kimutai for successfully defending his PhD thesis. Special thanks to the supervisory team.
Congratulations to Evariste Twahirwa for successfully defending his PhD thesis. Special thanks to the supervisory team.
Congratulations to Peace Bamurigire for successfully defending his PhD thesis. Special thanks to the supervisory team.
Congratulations to Martin Kuradusenge for successfully defending his PhD thesis. Special thanks to the supervisory team.
Congratulations to Mtonga Kambombo for successfully defending his PhD thesis. Special thanks to the supervisory team.
