Dolapo Amusat - How to begin to build stuff @ IEEE SPAC, Ibadan
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A presentation delivered by Dolapo Amusat at the IEEE Students Professional Awareness Conference (SPAC) held at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria in January 2018.
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