Anusri

I would want to give a brief introduction about myself:

Starting from 12 th class i had a different type of connection with the coding reason being i can correlate the code with the real world and can communicate with the machine using the same. And this became possible because of my tuition teacher. Since then I got to know the value of the teacher in a student's life. They have a great impact on the student's career as well as only they have the power of making a child fall in love with the studies in fact learning I would say. Since I liked coding I pursued BTech and Mtech in Computer Science. After Btech I did an internship in Corporate and I was assured that I want to stay in Academics therefore took the decision of M.tech. I always had a passion for contributing my efforts to the country so I joined DRDO for the Mtech project after clearing the interview. I worked on a Machine Learning project and after doing research for an year I designed as well as implemented the algorithm using java language. My SGPA was 8.6/10 in the project. After M.tech I joined KIET as an Assistant Professor and taught C language. I used to take extra classes for the weak students in the computer labs to improve their critical thinking. I was also faculty coordinator in KIET. Thereafter I joined MSIT and taught OOPs and partially MPMC(due to medical exigency). Because I am agile and a quick learner I didn't face any difficulty in delivering the concepts of MPMC even though It was not my subject during my college life. The feedback I got was more than 4.5/5 from my students and staff including HOD in both the colleges. With that I would want to conclude that I am comfortable and good at explaining the concepts of C and CPP. Since I am dedicated to my job, I organize the concepts which I have to deliver to the students along with some practical examples so that they get the concept just like a story. Hence students say that they enjoy my class because they understand the logic behind the coding and they get willing to explore more in the language. What's more fun than enjoying while learning. I personally try to imbibe the curious nature of students who are willing to learn or face any kind of problems. I believe that to understand coding it's the best practice to learn while implementing the code. The main reason why I like coding and explaining the concepts is you dont have to be scared of committing the mistakes since even your mistakes direct you to another concept. And you learn every time you go through the concepts of the same language. My only aim is to make learning more fun rather than a burden on the student. Adding on to that I always appreciate the opportunity for the improvement in my knowledge bank. I love learning as much as I can and that makes much more research driven.