Bags of young Nigerian women 4.78 A top-notch computer science degree that honors accomplishment
AFRICA | A young Nigerian woman celebrates her accomplishment after earning a 4.78 first-class degree in computer science.
Suad Aloba, a young Nigerian woman, has accomplished a remarkable feat by graduating from Afe Babalola University in Nigeria with a first-class degree in computer science with an impressive total grade point average of 4.78.
Suad, who celebrated her triumph on LinkedIn, looked back on her academic career and described it as a life-changing event that was full of obstacles, discoveries, and personal development.
An important milestone in her career was also reached when she was admitted to the Computer Professionals Registration Council of Nigeria (CPN). Suad’s final year capstone project, in which she created a system to mimic cyberattacks and gather attack data, was one of her most fulfilling academic experiences.
Her enthusiasm for technology and cybersecurity was stoked by this practical initiative, which provided her with insightful knowledge about the dynamic nature of cyberthreats and the significance of early identification.
As she looked back on her path, Suad was appreciative of the late nights she spent working with gifted classmates, figuring out challenging problems, and getting advice from her instructors.
In addition to improving her technical abilities, these experiences helped her understand the importance of tenacity, cooperation, and inventiveness.
Suad also expressed her sincere gratitude to her mentors, family, and friends for their steadfast support. She admitted that their support was crucial in enabling her to accomplish this goal.
Suad is excited to delve deeper into the field of technology and make a significant contribution to its constantly changing terrain in the future. “The adventure is only getting started!” she exclaimed.
