Me … MATLAB & MAE –

I remember the book of Khalil Jib-ran where he says ‘every human being has 7 faces, & all of us behave differently at different situations.’ Similar things pictured later in different movies — stating about ‘multiple personality (I won’t use the word Disorder) don’t know itz right or what, but believe in different Looks of mine @ different conditions…

It happened to be consecutive 5th workshop on MATLAB those days we had to carry out & this time at MAE Alandi; got rid of it those days. I ever like to discuss on signal processing, Z-Transform, my all time favorite — DFT’s & Image Processing stuff with MATLAB … (ya those 6 alphabets I was hating a lot some time ago)

But feel too odd to spare the initial felicitation for The Guest, which has to take place many times by the hands of Principal of the Institute & that to before the senior staff of the Institute from whom I learnt many things in my life. Those buke, flowers, momentos… Really feel ‘am I this much senior, matured, known in this domain to get felicitations. Will all this take me away from base line?’

It happened to be one of the same workshops where author was in the role of Resource Person… disciplined, cyclostyle role for any individual…& the end audience was S.E. students, M.A.E. this time.

After reaching there I realized, it was Traditional Day in the college. & all most all are in Ethnic wear.

Started out the sessions in the morning as ‘Real Guest Faculty….’ But all the way it was coming real Kaustubh Sakhare out there. If participants are in ethnic, me ka nahi? (Jaisa Gaon vaisa bhes)

A guest faculty should be…. What are the protocols … what is the trend….? I should do it or No…?

My brain stopped thinking & mind gave the decision — Thanks to Gajanan Bhau working over there at MAE for helping me to get New Dhoti & Kurta in Alandi.

With due permission of the organizers & students, post Lunch sessions of the workshop worked out with ‘Guruji’s Guest lecture on MATLAB & S&S.’

Special appreciation to the students for keeping up the enthu for the whole day in workshop while all their batch mates were enjoying ‘Trad. Day’ outside.

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