Improving the life of the communities in the Sudd region in Sudan will be a life time contribution David Aggrey to my nation

QUESTION: Who are you?

ANSWER: My name is David Aggrey Lukudu, a lecturer in the College of Computer Science and Information Technology at the University of Juba. I hold a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from the Faculty of Mathematical Science, University of Khartoum, Sudan. My undergraduate studies were done at Mbarara University of Science and Technology in Uganda.

Q: What prompted you to apply for the PhD scholarships under the WIMEA-ICT project?

A: The well-designed program of the WIMEA-ICT project, which strictly focuses on deliverables in time is one of the magnets for attracting serious PhD students to work with them. Also, WIMEAICT is supporting weather management projects which in turn provide opportunities for carrying out researches on modeling and simulation which is my area of interest for further studies. WIMEA-ICT provides the chance for working out the research in a collaborative style and hence increase the chances of intensive research.

Q: What will be your area of research focus?

A: I will mainly focus on the application of Computational Modeling and Simulation in predicting weather patterns with special focus on the effect of these patterns on the future of the great Sudd region in South Sudan.

Q: What do you hope to achieve at the end of your studies?

Q: Attaining a PhD in Computational Modeling and Simulation will be a dream come true. Improving the life of the communities in the Sudd region will be a life time contribution to my nation.