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Mrs.V.Thulasibai B.E., M.S. 22-07-02
(Asst. Professor)
Department of Electronics and Communication,
Sri Sairam Engineering College.

LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION

I have known S.DAVIDSON SUNDARSINGH for the past four years and have handled for him Solid-state circuits, Analog Modulation and Systems, Computer Communications and the related laboratories. In addition I have been his class counsellor for the same period. He stood 2nd in a class of 66 in the course work “Analog Modulation and systems” by scoring 92%, and has been consistently working hard to achieve his academic goals. Based on his remarkable grasping power and diligence, I would rank him among the top five percent in his department.

The quest to show excellence in all the work he does is his most important quality. This admirable aspect of his, motivates him into giving his everything in any task he undertakes. His quick grasp of the concepts always come to the forefront during the question and answer sessions after lectures. It also highlighted the ability in him, to effectively combine the theoretical aspects of the subject with its practical applications. Meeting Davidson in the library, pondering over the concepts of the day’s lecture is no surprise and it reveals his keen interest to understand the underlying principles of anything new to him. Hence I have no inhibitions in declaring that his penchant for research is second to none.

His seminar on ‘THE PRINCIPLE AND OPERATION OF MONOCHROMATIC TELEVISION RECEIVERS’ was a fine exhibition of Davidson’s skill in putting across the fundamentals of the subject to the audience. Besides demonstrating his fluency in the language, it also revealed his inclination to make sure that his point was fully comprehended by one and all.

An immaculate sense of punctuality saw him submit all his assignments and records well in time in a neat manner. Active participation in cultural activities

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