KNUST Students Develop AI Named Oduraa To Honour Alumnus Who Died In Accident
- KNUST's Telecom Engineering Department unveiled an AI Assistant, 'Oduraa', in honour of the late Alberta Oduraa Quartey, an exceptional alumna known for her intellect and contributions
- The symbolic creation serves as a tribute to Quartey's remarkable tenure as a Teaching Assistant, immortalising her dedication to the field
- Graduating with first-class honours in 2021, Quartey was pursuing a PhD in Electoral Engineering at Clemson University before a tragic accident claimed her life on June 22, 2023
The Telecom Engineering Department of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), unveiled an innovative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Assistant named ‘Oduraa’ in honour of the late Alberta Oduraa Quartey, an accomplished alumna.
This AI assistant, 'Oduraa', is a heartfelt tribute to Quartey's exceptional contributions and dedication to the field. Alberta, who tragically lost her life in an accident, was known for her intellect and served as a Teaching Assistant at KNUST, leaving a lasting impact on the academic community.
The creation of 'Oduraa' symbolically immortalises Alberta's legacy as a reminder of her remarkable tenure and willingness to assist others.
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Graduating with a first-class honours degree in Telecom Engineering in 2021, Alberta was pursuing a PhD in Electoral Engineering at Clemson University before the unfortunate incident on June 22, 2023.
The unveiling of 'Oduraa' stands as a meaningful gesture to cherish and honor the memory of an esteemed member of the academic community.
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YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the post shared by @VOICE_of_KNUST. Read them below:
@jumieb2 said:
Warmest appreciation to the Telecom Engineering department for doing my baby this honour. God bless you all
@maskhid1 wrote:
Wow massive
@SamuelBoachie14 said:
Oh home people why
@rrexx_sstarr wrote:
Such is life
@Sir_Kwofae said:
May her soul rest in peace
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