Part II: Simulation and Implementation_Final Report
This is part II of my project: "Designing/ prototyping cell phone detecting system for high school and primary students surveillance." It includes the simulation process and implementation.
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Inkindi Mutoni Sabine
(She/Her)
STEM Subject Lead, University of Rwanda
I am a graduate of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering at the University of Rwanda. I am also the STEM Subject Lead. My Laidlaw research project is about bringing a system that could help minimize the number of high-school and primary students who bring cell phones to school since it's one of the major sources of distraction. I did my Master's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University Africa, majoring in Cybersecurity and Data Science.
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