Master of Computer Science at the University of Calgary

The aim of insisting that it is safe but not safe is the age we live in. But in today's information and digital media era, loopholes will arise. We can not hide precious assets forever. You can also prevent you from being stolen unless you lock it. At some point, it is leaking from someone we trust by mistake, whether secrets and our data are accidentally leaked or positively discovered due to loopholes in our system. My enthusiasm to protect the network environment has inspired me to investigate deeper into defects and vulnerabilities and find their perfect remedy.

I grew up in Accra, capital of Ghana. After I graduated from high school, I studied at the Kumasi University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and got a BS in computer science. Upon completion, I would like to continue my master's degree, but KNUST has not yet begun offering a master's degree in Computer Science. As a campus teaching assistant, I began looking for schools overseas. Meanwhile, I touched some of the exchange students at the University of Pennsylvania who took part in the KNUST Campus International Development Summer Academy program. They are very enthusiastic, we talk about Pennsylvania University living and American education. At about the same time, the Director of Science was in touch with the University of Pennsylvania and I will contact you. He added that the Philadelphia Region and the school have a vibrant Ghana / African community.

Abhinav Suri acquired two degrees of biology at the University of Pennsylvania, major in Pennsylvania Arts Sciences and Computational Biology, and the Department of Computer Science at the University of Pennsylvania. He is Project Director of 501 (c) 3 Campus Organization which creates software that helps to expand the scope of these organizations in collaboration with Hack 4 Impact, a global nonprofit organization. Abhinav is also the president of Penn Publications Cooperative, an organization under the supervision of more than 20 campus magazines and journals, has thousands of issue issues and is a TA / instructor at CIS 197, an introduction to JavaScript . Outside academia, he likes to write technical blog posts, engage in traumatic brain injury research, and develop for the mHealth Center at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital.