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Today I want to share with you all another milestone I achieved during my journey as a student of a Master's by research in computing. We had 6 modules to cover in partial fulfillment of the award of the certificate.
The program leader in the person of Professor Celestine Iwendi made a mandatory for those of under his supervision to have at least 3 publications, which must include our dissertation research.
So it is under this pressure that I worked hard and had one of the courses in the module I took published. The certification you see above is a testament that I have successfully defended the work in the conference.
It is indeed a great opportunity for me to have my work published for the first time because while studying in Nigeria, no lecturer will encourage you to ensure you have your work publish.
People finish their Master's programme without any publication but I am delighted to say here that with the help of collaboration with many of my friends and collegues I have 3 publications already and I will be having more in journal immediately we finish our dissertation, because we will be publishing that too.
I want to sincerely appreciate my supervisor who has always done his best to ensure that I have all the guidance necessary to make me a better student. I hope to make more exploits and have more publications during my PhD.
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Wow, @simonnwigwe, this is seriously impressive! Achieving a publication during your Master's program, let alone three, is a huge accomplishment. It's fantastic to see your hard work and dedication paying off, especially overcoming the lack of publication focus you experienced in Nigeria.
The certificate is a tangible symbol of your success, and it's inspiring to see you're already planning more publications from your dissertation. Professor Iwendi sounds like a fantastic supervisor! Congratulations on this milestone, and best of luck with your continued research and future PhD endeavors. I'm sure many others here would love to hear more about your research area, so feel free to share in the comments!