Dr.
Resume:
CURRICULUM VITAE
OLANIPEKUN MABEL USUNOBUN
FLAT 206 ALMA DU TOITS, 210 STEVE BIKO ROAD,
MUCKLENUEUK, PRETORIA. 0002
PHONE: +27-78-662-**** • E-MAIL: **************@*****.*** 1.1 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Surname Olanipekun Maiden Name Omoregbee
First names Mabel Usunobun ID Number
Citizenship Nigerian Title Dr. Female X Male
Place of birth
New-Bussa, Niger
State. Nigeria
Date of birth 23
rd
April, 1968
Population
group
African X Coloured Indian White
Other
(Please specify)
Department Electrical Engineering Present Position Lecturer (PT) Direct
Telephones
078******* and
Position Applied For Senior Lecturer
E-mail Address ************@***.**.**; **************@*****.*** Date of Present
appointment
February, 2018
Permanent
full-time
Temporary
Part-time
X
1.2 ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION OBTAINED
Degree/
Diploma
Field of Study Higher education Institution Year
Doctor Technologiae
(D.Tech)
Electrical Engineering Tshwane University of
Technology, Pretoria. South Africa
2016
Master of Engineering
(M.Eng)
Electrical and
Electronic Engineering
Nnamdi Azikwe University,
Awka. Nigeria
2005
B. Technologiae
(Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering University of South Africa,
(UNISA)
2020 ( Awaiting
Result)
Postgraduate Diploma
(PGD)
Electrical and
Electronic Engineering
Federal University of Technology,
Akure. Nigeria
1999
Postgraduate Diploma
(PGD)
Computer Science Federal University of Technology, Akure. Nigeria
1998
Higher National
Diploma (HND)
Science Technology
(Physics with
Electronics)
Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti.
Nigeria
1991
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1.3 WORK EXPERIENCE TO DATE
Name of Employer Capacity and/or type of work Period- Mm//yy to mm//yy Tshwane University of
Technology
Lecturer (Part-time)
Department of Electrical Engineering,
eMalahleni Campus, South Africa.
Feb. 2020 to Date
Tshwane University of
Technology
Lecturer (Part-time)
Department of Electrical Engineering,
eMalahleni Campus, South Africa.
Feb. 2019 to Nov. 2019
Tshwane University of
Technology
Lecturer (Part-time)
Department of Electrical Engineering,
eMalahleni Campus, South Africa.
Feb. 2018 to Nov. 2018
Federal University of
Agriculture, Abeokuta
(FUNAAB). Nigeria
Lecturer II
Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering,
Feb. 2008 to Jan. 2018
Federal Polytechnic Ado-
Ekiti, Nigeria
Lecturer, Principal Instructor, (Physics / Electronics Department of Science Technology,
July 2007 to Jan. 2008,
Feb. 1993 to June 2007
2. 0 TEACHING AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES
2.1 Courses taught from 2008-2017 (In the University) Level Self developed Yes/No
Electronic Technology Higher Certificate No
Electrical Technology Higher Certificate No
Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering Undergraduate-100L No Applied Electricity Laboratory I Undergraduate- 200L No Electric Circuit Theory I & II Undergraduate- 300L No Electromagnetic Field Theory I &II Undergraduate- 300L No Numerical Methods in Electrical and Electronics
Engineering (MATLAB Application)
Undergraduate- 300L Yes
Electrotechnics Laboratory I Undergraduate- 300L No Power Electronics Undergraduate-300L No
Communication Systems Engineering Undergraduate- 500L No Students’ Work Experience Programme (SWEP) Undergraduate- 200L No Students’ Industrial Work Experience Schemes I (SIWES) Undergraduate- 300L No Power Electronics Masters No
Seminars and Projects/Thesis Undergraduate &
Masters (Mentoring)
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2.1.2 Courses taught from 1993-2008 (In the Polytechnic) Students Taught Self Developed
General Physics National Diploma (ND) No
General Lab. Techniques National Diploma (ND) No
Acoustics Higher Diploma (HND) No
Equipment Reliability Higher Diploma (HND) No
Electronics Higher Diploma (HND) No
Telecommunication Principles Higher Diploma (HND) No Nuclear Physics Higher Diploma (HND) No
Seminars & Final Year Projects ND and HND Students No 2.2 Other education and pedagogic courses presented Course Year Institution
Numerical Methods in Electrical and
Electronics Engineering (with MATLAB
Application)
2016-2017 Federal University of Agriculture,
Abeokuta. Nigeria
Information Computer Technology (ICT)
Integrated Practicals in Electronics (Software
Application)
2007 The Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti. Nigeria
2.3 POSTGRADUATE SUPERVISION AND UNDERGRADUATE SUPERVISION Postgraduate (PhD) Supervision:
Research Student’s Name:Abayomi Temitope Ayodele (2020). Research Title: Development of an Expert System for an Adaptive Health Monitoring System for Concrete Catfish Pond.
Main Supervior: Prof. Bolaji B.O; Co-Supervisor: Dr. Olanipekun MU Degree in view: PhD in Mechatronic Engineering,
University: Federal University of Oye-Ekiti. Ekiti State. Nigeria Undergraduate Supervision:
(1) Yelwa Faith I. (2019). ‘ Modeling and Analysis of Active Power & frequency Analysis of Smart Grid An Undergraduate thesis submitted Electrical Eningineering Department,Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa
(2) Opeodu A. (2017). ‘Modeling and Extraction of Photovoltaic (PV) module Parameters using Newton Raphson Method (NRM).’ An Undergraduate thesis submitted to Electrical Electronics Engineering Department, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. Nigeria
(3) Olajide Olakunle K. (2017). ‘Real time measurement and Modelling of 400W PV System using Matlab-Simulink.’ An Undergraduate thesis submitted to Electrical Electronics Engineering Department, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. Nigeria 4
(4) Ajayi Adebayo O. (2017). ‘Development of Bluetooth Stereo Audio System with Active noise Cancellation’. An Undergraduate thesis submitted to Electrical Electronics Engineering Department, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. Nigeria
(5) Oladejo Isaac S. (2016). ‘Construction of a Prepaid Energy meter with remote monitoring system’. An Undergraduate thesis submitted to Electrical Electronics Eningineering Department, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. Nigeria
(67) Bada Kehinde J. (2016). ‘Design and implementation of a microcontroller Based Power Change-over switching System with Generator Shutdown’. An Undergraduate thesis submitted to Electrical Electronics Eningineering Department, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. Nigeria 2. 4 TRAINING ACTIVITIES
2.5 Teaching/Training Contributions
TRAINING ACTIVITIES YEAR
Introduction to Machine Learning Machine Learning, Global AI Hub and Data Science Nigeria
2020
Online Blending Course on locating Research Funding, UCT Researcher Development Academy, Capetown
2020
Online Remote Learning and teaching Training, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria
2020
Training on License to Teach, held at Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria 2018 Training on License to Grow for Part-time University Teachers, at Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria
2018
Engineering Lecture Series at College of Engineering, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.
2017
Research Methodology Workshop at Faculty of Engineering and The Built Environment, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria.
2011
Training on Solar Energy: Photovoltaic Solar Application Institute of Energy Management
(IIEM), Chennai, India.
2009
Training Workshop on Ethics and Ethos of Teaching in the University, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
2008
Practical IT/Telecomm Training on Full CCNA Curriculum with CISCO. 2007 National Workshop on Professional Engineering (Membership and Registration) Nigeria Society of Engineers (NSE)
2006
World Bank Technical Education IT Training conducted by British Council 1997 Introduction of Matlab Simulations to Numerical Methods in Electrical and Electronics Engineering for 300L Curriculum, Department of EEE, FUNAAB 2017
Workshop on Computer Application to Practical and Projects Design in Electronics organized for Staff and Students of Physics with Electronics, the Department of Science Technology, Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti. 2005
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4.1 Departmental Assignments
(i) Course Level Adviser 300 Level Students 2009 – 2011
(ii) Asst. Exam Officer 2009 – 2010
(iii) Member, Departmental Board of Studies 2016 – 2018
(iv) Coordinator, Departmental Research Committee 2016 – 2018
(v) Member, Departmental Postgraduate Committee 2016 – 2018 4.2 College/Faculty Assignments
(i) Member, ICT Committee, FUNAAB 2008 – 2011
(ii) Member, College (COLENG) Board of Studies, FUNAAB 2008– 2018
(iii) Member, College Welfare Committee, FUNAAB 2008 – 2010
(iv) Member, College Board Representative, COLVET, FUNAAB 2009 – 2011
(v) Member, College Board Representative, COLMARUD, FUNAAB 2016 – 2018
(vi) Member, Committee, HOSCMBOD, FUNAAB 2016 – 2018 4.3 University Assignment/engagement
(i) Member, Committee on Alternative Electricity Generation for the University of Agriculture, Abeokuta 2010 – 2011
(ii) Member, Agric. Mechanization and Energy
Research Committee, IFSERAR 2010 – 2011
(i) Member, TUT eMalahleni Engineering Community project 2018 – Date Project: TUT eMalahleni Municipal High School Project, Mpumalanga Province
(ii) Secretary, Women on the Watch Society Initiative, Pretoria 2018 – Date Project (1): Mentoring Girls is South Africa for economic, social developmenta and emotional stability
(2): Improving sexuality education in South Africa: a start up Project with Schools in Gauteng Province (Pretoria, Soshanguve).
(iii) Member, Women in Engineering, TUT Branch, South Africa 2018 – Date 3.1 Membership of National and International Bodies NAME Membership
number
Date
Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) Under Preocess Member: South African Institute of Electrical Electronic Engineers
(SAIEEE)
14871 2016
Member: Women in Engineering, TUT Branch, South Africa - 2018 Graduate Member: Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) 00436 2001 3. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP
4 .0 ACHIEVEMENTS AND LEADERSHIP POSITION
5.0 COMMUNITY SERVICES
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(iv) Member, Women in Technical Education & Employment (WITED) 2005 – 2016 Project: Encouraging the girl child in sciecnce and engineering education in Nigeria Schools. 6.1 Dissertation/ Research Abstract
(i) Olanipekun M.U (2016), Optimal Reconfiguration of Photovoltaic (PV) Array for Enhanced Power Output. Ph.D Dissertation, Department of Electrical Engineering, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria
(ii) Omoregbee M.U (2005), Design and Implementation of a Microcontroller-Controlled based Digital Process Counter. M.Eng Thesis, Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State
(iii) Omoregbee M.U (1998), Design and Construction of a Full Range 3-Way, Loudspeaker. Postgraduate Diploma Thesis. Federal University of Technology, Akure, Ondo State
(iv) Omoregbee M.U (1997), Data Compression and Encryption. Postgraduate Diploma Thesis. Federal University of Technology, Akure, Ondo State
(v) Omoregbee M.U (1991), Construction of Resonance Marginal Oscillator for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) detection, Higher National Diploma Project, Department of Science Technology, Federal Polytechnic Ado-EKiti.
6.2 Completed:
(i) Optimal Reconfiguration of Photovoltaic (PV) Array for Enhanced Power Output. 2016
(ii) Design and Implementation of a Microcontroller-Controlled based Digital Process Counter. 2005
(iii) Design and Construction of Full Range Loudspeaker System. 1999
(iv) Development of Computer Program for Data Encryption and Decryption. 1998
(v) Construction of Resonance Marginal Oscillator for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
(NMR) Detection. 1991
7.1 Journal Articles in International Print
7.1.1 Omoregbee H.O, Bright Edward and Olanipekun MU: “Bearing Failure Diagnosis and Prognostics Modelling in Plants for Industrial Purpose”. Journal of Process Mechanical Engineering. (Accepted and Awaiting Publication)
7.1.2 Omoregbee H.O., Olanipekun M.U., Okwu Modestus and Bright Edward. “Bearing Fault Prognostics using eXtended Takagi-Sugeno Fuzzy with Recussive Least Square Algorithms”, Submitted to Journal of Computational & Applied Research in Mechanical Engineering (JCARME).(Accepted and Awaiting Publication)
7.1.3 Omoregbee H.O., Okwu Modestus, Lagouge K Tartibu and Avbinakaro AE, Olanipekun MU and Bright Edward. “Effect of Process Parameters on Biogas Yield: A Review.”, Submitted to Production 7.0 RESEARCH OUTPUTS
6.0 EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS AND PRODUCTS
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Technologies for Gaseous and Solid Bio-fuel. Book Chapter in Wiley and Sons. (Accepted and Awaiting Publication)
7.1.4 Omoregbee H.O., Olanipekun M.U. and Bright Edward (2019) “Non Coding of Big Dataset and the use of Neural Network Regression Artificial Intelligence Model in Azure for Predicting the Remaining Useful Life (RUL) of Bearing”, IEEE Proceedings (published in IEEE Transaction). 7.1.5 Bolaji, B.O., Adeleke, A.E., Adu, M.R., Olanipekun M.U., Akinnibosun E. (2019). ‘Theoretical Investigation of Energy-Saving Potential of Eco-Friendly R430A, R440A and R450A Refrigerants in a Domestic Refrigerator’. Iranian Journal of Science and Technology, Transactions of Mechanical Engineering. 43(1): 103-112 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40997-017-0110-4 7.1.6 Bolaji, B.O., Olanipekun, M.U., Adekunle, A.A., & Adeleke, A.E. (2018). An analysis of noise and its environmental burden on the example of Nigerian manufacturing companies. Journal of Cleaner Production, (Elsevier) 172, 1800–1806. https://doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2017.12.007 7.1.7 Olanipekun M.U., Olanipekun A. J., Amusa K. A., Opeodu A. J (2018). Parameter extraction of a Double- Diode Model of Photovoltaic Cell using Newton-Raphson Method. Accepted 18 th
July, 2018 for
publication in Journal of Science and Technology, Federal University Lafia, Nigeria 7.1.8 Olanipekun M.U., Munda J.L., Hamam Y. (2017). A Multi-Start Greedy Algorithm for Optimal Reconfiguration of Solar Photovoltaic Arrays for Maximum Power Output in Real-Time Application. International Review of Electrical Engineering (I.R.E.E), 12, (5); 432-439. Published by Praise Worthy Prize. https://doi.org/10.15866/iree.v12i5.12763.
7.1.9 Akinkuade S. T. and Olanipekun M.U. (2017). Design and Construction of an Auto Range Digital Frequency Meter using a Microcontroller. International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology
(IJERT). 6(11): 204-207. Published by ESRSA Publications ISSN 2278-0181. www.ijert.org 7.1.10 Bolaji B.O., Adu M.R., Olanipekun M.U. and Akinnibosun E. (2017). Energy performance of environmental-friendly R435A and R161 refrigerants in sub-cooling refrigeration systems. The Holistic Approach to Environment. 7 (3); 125-127. Published by the Association for Promotion of Holistic Approach to Environment, Zagreb, Croatia.
7.1.11 Amusa K A, Olanipekun M U, Nuga O O (2017): Application of GSM for Home Devices Control. International Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA), 167 (12); 1-8. Published by Foundation of Computer Science, New York, USA. www.ijcaonline.org 7.1.12 Olanipekun M U, Munda J L, Chen W G, Kumar A S (2014): Estimation of Maximum Power Generated from CIGS Photovoltaic Module under Non-uniform Condition. International Journal of Smart Grid and Clean Energy (SGCE). 3(3); 318-324. Published by Engineering and Technology Publishing, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. ISSN: 2315-4462 (Print), DOI: 10.12720/sgce
7.1.13 Adejuyigbe S B, Bolaji B O, Olanipekun M U, Adu M R (2013): Development of Solar Photovoltaic Power System to Generate Electricity for Office Appliance. Journal of Engineering. 17(1); 30-39, Published by the Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand. Journal Articles in Local Print
7.1.14 Orimaiye D. O, Anidiobu V. O and Omoregbee M.U (2007). Performance Testing of Constructed Solar Cooker Box. International Journal for School of Science and Computer studies, Ado-Ekiti Nigeria. 7.1.15 Alake T.J, Abe B.T and Omoregbee M.U (2007). GSM Failure in Nigeria: Issues and Challenges. Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic Journal.
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7.1.16 Omoregbee Mabel U. (2006): Determination of the Acoustical Parameters of a Speaker for the Design and Construction of a Two Way Loudspeaker System. Citadel Journal Series for Professionals 2(4); 7- 8. Published by Multiwealth Inc., Akure
7.1.17 Omoregbee, M. U., and Okeke S.S.N. (2006): Design and Implementation of a Microprocessor- Controlled Digital Process Counter. Citadel Journal Series for Professionals 2(4); 33-35. Published by Multiwealth Inc., Akure
8.2 Published full-length conference paper/Keynote addresses: 8.2.1 Omoregbee H.O, Olanipekun MU and Bright Edward (2019): Non Coding of Big Dataset and the use of Neural Network Regression Artificial Intelligence model in Azure for Predicting the Remaining Useful Life (RUL) of Bearing. IEEE Proceeding Published in IEEE AFRICON 2019. 25 th
-27
th
of September,
2019, Ghana. DOI:10.1109/AFRICON46755.2019.9133738 8.2.2 Olanipekun M U, Munda J L, Chen W G, Kumar A S. (2013): Estimation of Power Generated from Photovoltaic Module under Non-uniform Condition. 3 rd
International Conference on Power and Energy
Systems (ICPES 2013), Bangkok, Thailand. http://www.icpes.org Nov., 2013 8.2.3 Olanipekun MU, Omoregbee HO and Ajayi AO: Bluetooth Stereo-Audio System with Active Noise Cancellation. Submitted to SAUPEC_ ROBMECH_PRASA Conference 2021 (IEEE Under Review) 8.2.4 Omoregbee HO, Omoregbee MU, Ayobami K. and Oluwaferanmi AM.: Design and Construction of a Smart Ultrasonic Walking Stick for the Visually Impaired. Submitted to SAUPEC_ ROBMECH_PRASA Conference 2021 (IEEE Under Review).
8.2.5 Oluwole O., Omoregbee M. U. and Femi-Jemilohun J. (2006): Entrepreneurship Challenge and the Role of Women Engineers. Proceedings 2
nd
National Engineering Conference of Association of Professional Women Engineers in Nigeria (APWEN), Engr. Valeria Agberagba. FNSE & Engr. Nkechi Isigwe. FNSE
(Eds). 20-25. Published by APWEN.
8.2.6 Oluwole O., Omoregbee M. U. and Femi-Jemilohun J. (2006): Gender and Leadership: The Roles of Women Engineers. Proceedings of the 2
nd
National Engineering Conference of Association of
Professional Women Engineers in Nigeria (APWEN). Engr. Valeria Agberagba. FNSE & Engr. Nkechi Isigwe (Eds.). 12-16. Published by APWEN.
9.1 Olanipekun M U, Munda J L, Chen W G, Kumar A S. (2013): Estimation of Power Generated from Photovoltaic Module under Non-uniform Condition. 3 rd
International Conference on Power and Energy
Systems (ICPES 2013), Bangkok, Thailand. http://www.icpes.org Nov., 2013 9.2 Oluwole O., Omoregbee M. U. and Femi-Jemilohun J. (2006): Entrepreneurship Challenge and the Role of Women Engineers. Proceedings 2
nd
National Engineering Conference of Association of Professional Women Engineers in Nigeria (APWEN), Engr. Valeria Agberagba. FNSE & Engr. Nkechi Isigwe. FNSE
(Eds). 20-25.
9.3 Oluwole O., Omoregbee M. U. and Femi-Jemilohun J. (2006): Gender and Leadership: The Roles of Women Engineers. Proceedings of the 2
nd
National Engineering Conference of Association of
Professional Women Engineers in Nigeria (APWEN). Engr. Valeria Agberagba. FNSE & Engr. Nkechi Isigwe (Eds.). 12-16. Published by APWEN.
9.4 The Southern African Solar Energy Conference (SASEC 2012), Stellenbosch, South Africa, www.sasec.org.za May, 2012
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Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
• Good communication and presentation skills
• Good organizational and planning skills linked to time management skills
• Good project management skills
• Good coaching and mentoring skills
• High proficiency Computer skills in most of the following: MATLAB, PYTHON, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visio
• A good knowledge of the use of WEKA., PSCAD and DlgSILENT simulation tools.
• Reading, Travelling and Singing
• Organising talks for young girls and children
• Mentoring young adults and children and counselling
(i) Prof. Y. Hamam
F’SATI,
Tshwane University of Technology,
Pretoria Campus, South Africa.
Email: ******@***.**.**
Phone no: 012-***-****; 079-***-****
(ii) Prof. Jaco Jordaan,
Department of Electrical Engineering,
Tshwane University of Technology,
eMalahleni Campus,
Email: *********@***.**. za
Phone no: 082-***-****
(iii) Dr. Elisha Markus Didame
Department of Electrical Electronics & Computer Engineering Faculty of Engineering & Environmental Science
Central University of Technology
Presidential Brand Street Westdene, Bleomfontein, Free State. 9301 Email: *******@***.**. za
Phone no: 051-***-****
OLANIPEKUN MABEL U.
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