Kabarak University Kenya

During my studies at Kabarak University, I gained comprehensive knowledge in computer security, digital forensics, and cybersecurity principles. The coursework included hands-on experience with various forensic tools, ethical hacking practices, and understanding of legal aspects of cybercrime. In my final year, my project focused on developing a Bitcoin prediction system. I employed machine learning techniques to predict market trends and conducted technical analysis to enhance the accuracy of the predictions. Additionally, during my third year, I worked on a team project called Smart Security Messaging. We built a secure application by developing our own encryption technique using machine learning. The project aimed to maintain the CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability), ensuring robust security for messaging.

Mukurwe-ini Boys' School

My secondary education at Mukurwe-ini Boys' School provided a solid foundation in various subjects, with a particular emphasis on mathematics and sciences. I was actively involved in the school's Guidance and Counseling Club and served as a class representative. These roles helped me develop strong leadership and interpersonal skills, and I participated in regional science fairs, where I developed a keen interest in computer science and technology later.

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My primary education laid the groundwork for my academic journey. It was here that I developed basic literacy and numeracy skills, which were crucial for my later studies. I excelled in my classes and participated in extracurricular activities such as the school's debate team and chess club.