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SSSIHL/SSSU (Sathya Sai University) ID cards with face blurred (Ravi S. Iyer)

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SSSIHL/SSSU (Sathya Sai University) ID cards (with face blurred) during my (Ravi S. Iyer) free service from Jan. 2003 to Mar. 2012 with designations of Hon. Staff, Hon. Faculty and Visiting Faculty. I have blurred the face in my above photo IDs as I prefer to lead a reclusive and low profile life in the real physical world. However, I am easily accessible on the Internet, via Facebook, blog, email and even Twitter. The bottom of this post provides my Internet contact info. and other details. DMACS stands for Department of Mathematics and Computer Science and is the department I was associated with during my entire stint though I also taught some software lab. courses in the Physics department. SSSIHL (Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning) name changed to SSSU (Sri Sathya Sai University) and then back to SSSIHL during the course of my stint. But the institution was the same. ----- My Internet social media channels and contact information Ravi S. Iyer Social medi

Documenting my part auto bio with pics - school and college education certificates and marksheets

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Last updated on 24th May 2019 This post follows up on my previous post: Documenting my part auto bio with pics - computer software industry appreciation and experience letters, https://ravisiyer.blogspot.com/2018/12/documenting-my-part-auto-bio-with-pics_27.html . My first school was English High School, Dadar, Bombay perhaps from Ist standard to VIth standard. I do not have any records of this. The school itself is not around now. [To open pic in higher resolution, right-click on pic followed by open link (NOT image) in new tab/window. In new tab/window you may have to click on pic to zoom in.] Above pics are about my second school stint and the important Xth standard Maharashtra state board exam. The school was Cardinal Gracias High School, Bandra (East), Bombay, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_Gracias_High_School , and I studied there from VIIth standard to Xth standard, from mid 1974 to mid 1978. Above pics are about the firs

Documenting my part auto bio with pics - computer software industry appreciation and experience letters

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Last updated on 24th Feb. 2020 This post follows up on my previous post: Documenting my part auto bio with pics - the Visa trail as documentation of my foreign trips, https://ravisiyer.blogspot.com/2018/12/documenting-my-part-auto-bio-with-pics.html . I worked in the computer software industry from March 1984 to August 2002. Here's my computer software professional biodata including my free service stint as Hon. Staff, Hon. Faculty and Visiting Faculty, in an Indian deemed university,  https://ravisiyer.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/202002-ravisiyerbiodata.pdf . And here's my computer software industry work-experience details, https://ravisiyer.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/raviiyerindustryworkexperience.pdf . Appreciation Letters Given below are pics of some appreciation letters I got during my software industry career: [To open pic in higher resolution, right-click on pic followed by open in new tab/window. In new tab/window you may have to click on pic to zoom in

Documenting my part auto bio with pics - the Visa trail as documentation of my foreign trips

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Last updated on 24th May 2019 This post follows up on my previous post: Some old pics of me (Ravi S. Iyer), https://ravisiyer.blogspot.com/2018/12/some-old-pics-of-me.html , where I mention about providing pics for my to-be self-published part auto biography. From mid 1985 to end 1991, a six and a half year period, which would map to my age of around 23 to 29, I spent around 3.5 years abroad which is over half the time period, and remaining period in India mainly working on foreign software development project work from Indian company offices in Bombay. The foreign trips were to Western Europe, USA and Far East Asia. This had a profound mind-broadening impact on me and made me feel that I am a global citizen. I was largely able to relate to India, and at the same time, relate to Western world (USA and Western Europe) and, to a lesser extent due to lesser time spent there, the Far East Asian tiger (economy-wise) countries. I mean, I was quite at home in living and working in all

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