I am a proud Nigerian of Yoruba ethnicity in Africa, passionate about transforming people and society using technology as the core tool. Given my experience spanning several years in software engineering, I enjoy creating novel applications—though considered a responsibility, it happens to be my hobby :-)
BEING A SUBJECT REPRESENTATIVE
As a Subject representative, it strategically position me to not only voice out my opinion but also the feedback of other people and student in Computer Science.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
As a Subject Representative I gather feedbacks from student directly or by inference and then act on it by working closely with the university for improvement
MY CURRENT STUDIES...
My doctoral research is about making sure the “invisible brain” controlling trains can be trusted. Right now, we often test software by trying a few scenarios, but that does not cover every possible situation, and testing can be slow, expensive, and prone to human error. Instead, I use mathematical techniques to check the software itself, analysing its logic to find hidden errors before they cause problems. I also go beyond safety, ensuring the software actually does its job effectively. My goal is to create smarter ways to measure software quality, so trains and similar systems are safe, reliable, efficient, and truly fit for purpose.