Stint @ ASTI
Finally, the VHDL-based FPGA design seminar is over! Being one of its lab assistants was one worthwhile experience. I get to learn and improve more of my skills in VHDL & FPGA.
The trainees are faculty members of different universities here in the Philippines. This is where we, (Dean, Elma and I)the students, became teachers while teachers became students. I enjoyed this kind of role-reversal. Imagine these teachers being looked up to by their students in other universities, while they (teachers) look up to us for the training. I kinda felt some natural high.
Soon enough, Hardware Design Languages would be incorporated into the Engineering (ECE/CoE or even CS) curriculums of other universities. Being part of UP-Intel Microlab, we were the major proponents of it. Para sa Pilipinas! (in this case, at least we are to be payed for as student assistants :P)
The "Legendary Sannin" (3 student trainers of the seminar)
The trainees are faculty members of different universities here in the Philippines. This is where we, (Dean, Elma and I)the students, became teachers while teachers became students. I enjoyed this kind of role-reversal. Imagine these teachers being looked up to by their students in other universities, while they (teachers) look up to us for the training. I kinda felt some natural high.
Soon enough, Hardware Design Languages would be incorporated into the Engineering (ECE/CoE or even CS) curriculums of other universities. Being part of UP-Intel Microlab, we were the major proponents of it. Para sa Pilipinas! (in this case, at least we are to be payed for as student assistants :P)
The "Legendary Sannin" (3 student trainers of the seminar)
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