What I Learnt in Electrical Engineering

This post owes its origin to a discussion I had with Surbhi Dayal, a colleague..there you go, Surbhi :)

OK, so these are things I learnt (or think I did).

1. Never work the hard way, if there is another way. Inspiration- electricity takes the path of least resistance...so do humans -or should.

2. Circuits can work in parallel, or in series. Make mistakes in parallel, and succeed serially. In relationships, try other ways of connecting if one does not work..some relationships should be without parallel, though. :)

3. Starting torque has to be provided to a motor from somewhere..you need something to motivate you..sounds similar to some Newtonian stuff, but it's different.

Gyan (wisdom) is good in small doses (like an electric shock)- so I will stop for now, lest you are shocked out of your wits..

Alma Matters- Osmania Engineering

Some bouts (pics) from a nostalgia trip-

Inside, and outside views of the stately building.

Strength of materials lab..above, and below, the entrance area.

Arts College, below, where most of the women were, those days.

And the brave men were doing Electrical Engineering..two of the alumni who stayed in ECH II, at the spot..the other just happens to be my brother.

Quadrangle of the hostel, not much has changed..
The roads (below) are better though.