Reflection Essay: Develop A Passion For Learning

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Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow.

To be precise, my long-term goal is to know things I didn’t even know I didn’t know. In order to fulfill this long-term goal, I have set certain short-term goals. Getting a Master’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering would be the stepping-stone. Studying abroad has been my dream since junior high school. It has been said that travelling is equal to education and it would be a high-note in my life if I can bring both together.

People say if you are chasing your dreams, you’ll never feel tired. A job is not a mere routine when you’re working on something you feel passionate about. If I can make my passion to be transformed into my career path, it will be the …show more content…

I have been a part of two major projects during my tenure at L&T and one academic VLSI project in my college.

1. Control Device Handler (CDH): CDH (kernel modules) manages H/W device related CPLD ctrl and update, LED ctrl, Environment information and Cpuload information. In this project, I learnt different h/w components and their interface with the software. Octeon and other boards were used in this project, for 3G/LTE project.

2. Flash memory: Memory Technology Device (MTD) is flash-based memory devices, which are used to store specific data, involved management of bad blocks and identifying real bad blocks and improving the lifetime of flash by innovative mechanisms. In this project, I analyzed architecture and working of different devices especially of nand and onenand flash device, internal mechanisms like ECC (error correction codes used inside the device) Bad Block Management (BBM) and control of the device using Linux …show more content…

I believe your university’s program Core Courses on computer architecture and embedded system design will build on my existing knowledge. While my immediate goal is to get a Master degree in Computer engineering, I want to implement my ideas in the best environment, including a good studying atmosphere, the best faculties, superior students, and good computing facilities. I choose your institute because of the favorable atmosphere offered by your

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