Good morning, Sam.

Please start by introducing your professional journey in academia.

From BSNL. Engineering and technology. From Anonymity City.

So you've got your degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from BSNL Engineering and Technology. When you first started teaching, what was one foundational concept or lab experiment you enjoyed introducing to students?

The year of 2008. Uh, in Nanani city, Chennai. When I started my. Career as like a. Assistant professor in. Engineering College.

Right, so you completed your post-grad in Computer and Communication in 2008 and started as an Assistant Professor. When you first began teaching, was there a particular foundational topic or lab experiment that you especially enjoyed introducing to students?

And also my I'm doing PST.

So you've been teaching since 2008, and you're pursuing your PhD now. Thinking back to your early days as an Assistant Professor, was there a specific lab experiment or classroom topic in Electronics or Communication you especially enjoyed teaching to new students?

In the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Engineering. From Anna University. Chennai.

Okay, you've shared your academic path up to your current PhD work. When you're teaching undergraduate students—especially in their first year—what's one method or approach you use to make complex technical topics easier for them to grasp?

With real time examples. And also role play.

Role play and real-world examples—got it. Can you describe a specific topic where you used a role play exercise, and explain how students responded?

And also ask them to. Hackathon programs.

Professor, shifting to your research experience—since you're pursuing your PhD in Computer Science and Information Engineering at Anna University, could you tell me specifically about your thesis topic? And, have you had to present or explain that research to students or audiences who weren't specialists in your field?

Age processing.

So your thesis focuses on edge processing. For a moment, imagine you're explaining this idea to a room of undergraduate students with very little background in the topic—how do you break down "edge processing" for them so it actually connects?

I'm waiting for.

So your thesis centers on edge processing, and you've delivered two presentations—were those to faculty, students, or a mix? When you had to explain your research in those talks, what did you find most challenging about making the technical aspects clear to people outside your specialization?

The outpouring university anonymity going to.

Given your work on edge processing, where do you see the most promising, fundable research directions over the next few years? Are there particular grants or agencies you'd target to support this work?

And that's why I had experience. Around 18 years.

Given your background in both engineering and computer science, suppose you had to teach a large introductory class—say, 200 students—and you weren't allowed to use slides or traditional lectures. How would you structure a session to make sure students are actively engaged and really absorbing the material?

During my experience.

Accreditation cycles can be pretty demanding—say you joined our department and noticed that outcome assessment data was inconsistent across courses. How would you approach fixing that?

That is mainly focused on outcome based education.

Imagine this situation, Professor: A student submits a formal complaint claiming your grading was biased, while at the same time your department head is urging you to improve pass rates in your course. How would you navigate that tension between academic integrity and institutional pressure?

Mainly motivate our students.

Given your background in electronics and computer science, do you have any industry partnerships or connections that could help students secure internships or exposure to real-world projects?

Do some. Projects.

Professor, let's talk about your expertise in multimedia or AI as applied to media. Can you describe a situation where you had to choose between using a traditional media processing technique and an AI-driven approach for a real project or in your research? What factors influenced your decision?

Will refer AI data also.

Alright, we're wrapping up. Is there anything you'd like to ask about the role or the team?

Nothing, Sir, because I had experience. In 18 years and during this period. I acted as management role that. In including head up. The depot.