Personal

"I spend most of my time reading just about anything" finds its way to most of my self-introductions. Here is an exhaustive list of (non-academic) books I've read since 2021, which is when I decided to start reading with purpose. 

I like reading about all kinds of things, but morality, existentialism, alienation, guilt, and memory seem to always strike a chord. I am currently reading Murakami, Ishiguro, Dostoevsky and Vonnegut.

Here is a collection of articles that I have written at various points, some might call it a blog.

Below are reviews of some courses that I took at IITB, published on the EE Department Academic Mentorship Program (EE-DAMP) website. 

1. EE 605: Error Correcting Codes

2. EE 618: CMOS Analog Design 

3. EE 649: Finite Fields and Their Applications

4. EE 708: Information Theory and Coding

5. EE 734: Advanced Probability and Random Processes

6. EE 764: Wireless and Mobile Communication

7. Mathematics Minor

8. My B.Tech. Project

And naturally, for completeness, I have also written a few technical reports and publications, which you can find linked near their associated projects on this website or on my Google Scholar profile. 

I enjoy most puzzles, but recently: crosswords, trivia, and euclidea. 

There is something about certain sequences of certain words that just work perfectly: here is my collection (stolen from books and songs usually).