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free me of 75% attendance rule.Not exactly! It is true some people don't like classes and like to study by themselves, and many people feel sleepy in many classes.But it's easy to grasp the things when someone who already knows it very well, tells it to you. You'll never feel sleepy if you rememberthe questions "why", "how" and the family. Each line of the lecture can ring a question in your mind. You can relate it to somethingyou previously learnt. Don't be afraid to mouth your doubts and questions in the class. It'll make the learning process a lot easier andfun.Everyone has his/her own unique style of studying-- some like to make notes, some like it with music, some like it alone, somelike partnerships, some like the library while some like the room. Learn by studying in whatever way you are comfortable with, butsimply learn. Know the basics.Learn at night; learn at day, learning is the key.But the facilities here are not good. Very limited. Nowhere will you get the whole world at your disposal. Each place has its owngood points and some limitations. You're an engineer, so you have to carve out a way of using those good points to overcome thoselimitations. Will learning all these basics sincerely, get me the top rank and a 20K job. Frankly speaking at this point I draw a blank.Marks, I believe will easily fall into place, if you know the basics well and you can put that last night fight. It is the most importantpart of engineering. You come to know the capability of an engineer. Finishing 5 chapters in one night when one took two days.And about the job, everyone will tell you his/her own story. Even if you miss out on the campus, any institution or organizationwill like you to join them, if you have the knowledge. The bottomline is to know the basics. And along with the basics, another keything is practical knowledge. You ought to have the feel of the things by your own hand. Whatever you learn, know it practically. Howdoes it look in reality? How is it implemented in practice? How and where it is used? What are the requirements for it? Whatprecautions are to be taken while using it?Practical knowledge will give you a distinct advantage while using it for building your marvels or working in the field with it.Those big dams, high tension DC lines, the accurate radars, GSLV, a crash proof operating system, a mission to the moon, robots inyour campus, a highly automated lathe, design of buildings like no one has seen before.TINGLING FINGERS!!!It is ironic that this article comes from a guy who did everything in four years at college except studying. But dear friend, thisworld is full of paradoxes. Everything seems to be at a place where it should not be. Just enjoy it, the basics, the books, the labequipments, the Tingling in your fingers.But I thought college is fun! Who said it isn't? You have to have a lot of fun. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Funyou'll get in Rotaract Sundays, ISTE quizzes, • in HILL'FFAIR, sports day, farewells , freshers, dancing sessions in the hostel, chatsessions in the canteen. It's all fun.But that's only few days in a year, what about rest of them?Common Yaar! A weekend movie and visit to the town is fun. And nothing can be more exciting than the girls on the Mall Road.So fun it is... basics....Currently I am doing a Diploma in Embedded Systems Design at CDAC, ChennaiAll those.who want to kick me for this boring article, can do it at san_deep210@rediffinail.com .Enjoy Life.Sandeep Kumar ChawlaSandeep Kumar Chawla, a 1998 Electrical Engineering Batch student (passed out in 2002) is pursuing Diploma in Embedded Systems Design at Centre For DevelopmentOf Advanced Computing (CDAC), Chennai. He can be contacted at san_deep210@rediffmail.com(!_ittssol)Excellence is when a man asks of himself more than others do.(2oon-o3)
♦ Acknowledgement,AvountlBhowmick Sir, the pabrone of 'SRIJAN' for making things smoother anO easier for us than beOur beloved Saroj Maim, the mentor who lent her helping hand wherever we crave?) for,Avi, for his ardent zeal ano correcting me wherever I stumbled,Ana for leading the team for Divvy alio Yore sections,Surya, for his excellent HR development within the board,Ana for charting out roabmaps anb teething the Hindi wing,Peeyush ano Nisith, for steering the linguistic sections,Vineet, for leading almost all the artwork, for collages iamb group-snaps,Kapil, for leading typing work anO for collages alio flux,Saroha, for arranging the columns ano theme section (with Chakravarty),Inti, for finances ano shaping the Podium section,Also, this trio, for interviewing DC,Chandra, for outstandingly alio enthusiastically guiding the Hindi unit's work,Saurabh eine) Nibhi for mantras (also, Chandra) ana Hindi nomenclatures,chakravarty, for quotes (also Saurabh ano Niohi) ano recording the minutes,Rahuf, Inoer (me Swati for enriching Divvy with so many interesting articles,Ko4li for certificates (also, Rajput) ano notices (also, Inber),Rajput for compiling exceptionally brilliant list of fillers,Peeyush, Inti, Kabul ana Saurabh for interviewing Director,Rajput, Swati and Kohli for interviewing TPO,Tashi, for most of the drawings at first page of each section,Pobber, for cartoons an6 back page design,Brahma, Shrutika anb Ritika for graphics (also Tashi),Tashi, Shrutika ano Ritika for sketches of ebitors,Vineesh into Soumitree, for shooting exclusive photographs,Hemant for assisting in typing work,SRbeepta, Murli alb Ruby for their short-term cooperation,NITH Informatics Center, for procuring some essential photos,All contributors for making 'SRIJAN' a reader's delight,All the NITHians for their praise, criticism, support, abvices ane even mockery throughout our work,My floormates an6 batchmates for bearing with me throughout the work,Anb anyone else, who helped us but whose name has been missed.-kumar vijay misbra(oo2b-o3)CThere is only one religion, though there are a hundred versions of it.
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