Computer Sciences

    emmanuelsadabor@gimpa.edu.gh

Post-Doctoral Fellowship, African Institute for Mathematical Sciences and Stellenbosch University, South Africa (2018).
PhD in Applied Mathematics, KNUST, Ghana (2014)
MPhil in Applied Mathematics, KNUST, Ghana (2012)
BSc (Hons) Mathematics, KNUST, Ghana (2009)

    ekuada@gimpa.edu.gh

PhD Information Technology, Aalborg University, Copenhagen (2014)
MSc in Computer and Communications Network Services and Systems, KTH-Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm, Sweden (2009)
BSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, KNUST (2003)

    fapboadu@gimpa.edu.gh

University of Ghana – PhD Candidate
South China University of Technology – Msc Software Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology – Bsc Computer Science

Felicia holds an Msc in Software Engineering from the South China University of Technology. She has interest in Wireless Sensor Networks and currently is researching into the techniques to prolong the lifetime of Sensor Nodes. Techniques include Wireless Energy Transfer, Energy Harvesting in Sensor Network Applications and Energy Conservation Methods. She is also interested in WSN applications such as Precision Agriculture and Body Sensor Networks.

Kwasi Boakye-Boateng has an Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. He also has a Master of Philosophy degree in Computer Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology.

He has over 5 years experience in the telecommunications industry. Before becoming a lecturer at GIMPA in 2014, he worked as an engineer at Tigo Ghana (now AirtelTigo) and worked on major projects like TigoCash, Customer Care-Line, VoiceSMS (now InstaVoice) and 3G.

He lectures Programming Fundamentals, Object-Oriented Programming, Programming in Assembly Language, Computer Organization and Architecture, Web Technologies for Computer Bachelor of Science in Information and Communications Technology and Bachelor of Science in Computer Science courses.

Currently researching in the area of Wireless Sensor Networks, Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks, Internet-of-Things and Fog Computing .

He is also a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE).

    stkoduah@gimpa.edu.gh

MSc in Information Management & Finance, University of Westminster, UK (2006)
PG Dip in Management Studies, London School of Management (2005)
BSc in Computer Science, KNUST (2001)

    nassyne@gimpa.edu.gh

MSc Information Technology (Software Engineering), Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland (2012).
BBA Information Technology (2008), Helia University of Business and Applied Sciences, Finland (2000).

    jazasoo@gimpa.edu.gh

MPhil in Computer Engineering, KNUST, Ghana (2012)
BSc in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, KNUST, Ghana (2008)

    abeantwi@gimpa.edu.gh

MSc Advanced Computer Networking, Glasgow Caledonian University (2012)
BSc Computer Science, KNUST (2009)

Emmanuel Ayitey Djaba, proud alumni of the Ghana Institute of Management & Public Administration (GIMPA) has been involved in using and teaching about technology since the early days of his undergraduate degree at Ghana Technology University College (GTUC). There he served as a Google student ambassador and held various training sessions on Google products and services. After his first degree, he worked with The Softtribe – a software development company. There, he served as the lead developer of various software applications for clients such as MMC Property Management Ltd and Star Ghana. Subsequently, he proceeded to work in digital marketing at Viva Global where he developed bespoke digital applications to enhance the marketing campaigns of brands like Samsung Ghana.
During his time at Viva Global, he enrolled at the School of Technology (SOT) for an MSc and
(later), an MPhil in I.C.T. If the name sounds familiar, it is probably because you have encountered him working or teaching at the School of Technology (SOT) during his just-ended sponsorship bond.
In his short stay at GIMPA, he has been able to contribute to the Women in I.T & Engineering (WITE) initiative of SOT by fostering a relationship between WITE and other technology advocacy groups such as Women Tech Makers and Facebook Developer Circles. Through these relationships, WITE successfully organized and held the International Women’s Day celebration where various female students in secondary and tertiary educational institutions were mentored by experienced women in technology.
When he is not teaching, engaging in research or performing other duties as assigned to him by the institute, Emmanuel spends his free time taking pictures and writing poetry.    edjaba@gimpa.edu.gh