ESP Biography

Personality is such an cool topic. Ever wondered why you get along with certain people and not others? Want to understand how to get along with your siblings, parents, peers, or teachers? In your life, you will meet many different people with different personalities. Come to this session to learn how and why people are different. A key is in understanding and getting to know yourself better. What type of hobbies do you like and why? The answer to these questions come down to your personality. The root cause of a lot of problems you facing in dealing with people comes down to personality differences. Understanding personality well can have a profound impact on your life. It's time to get away from those books and learn some people smart tactics you can use to deal with different personality. In this session, I will explain to you why we have different personalities and where it comes from. The application for understanding personality is huge. You will be able to choose hobbies that suit you better, even choose the major right for you, or pick some better friends to hang out with next time. Or better yet, I may inspire you to try some new hobbies that you didn't know that could suit your personality. I will also tell you how to have a good personality so that you can be the next popular person in your class who everyone likes. Or, just getting along better with you parents so they will give you more money. I'm sure your parents have different personality from you. This class has a limited enrollment so please sign up fast. Hope to see you there, and I am so excited and looking forward to meeting all of you. I will bring a lot of examples from real life. And I'm sure, you all will on the path to becoming personality experts by the end of this session.

We are surrounded by many many devices such as cell phones and tablets that use advanced digital signal processing tools to make our lives easier. Most of us cannot imagine our lives without them. However, very few of us know what is running the show behind the curtains. Signal processing courses are not taught until advanced levels of electrical engineering. At that time, the curriculum doesn't make sense and it's typically taught in a very abstract and complicated way. In this class, we developed a simple introduction to signal processing curriculum for anybody in high school. The topics will include: - Analog/Discrete/Digital - Sampling theory and aliasing - Fourier series/Fourier transform - Frequency response - Audio signal processing - Digital image processing