Mazhar Mohiuddin:  

Life After graduating from Sullivan in 1988 I went to UIC to do my B.S. in Electrical Engineering. I believe I did not have much of a life during these four years because UIC turned out to be a lot more difficult than I had anticipated. I believe the graduation rate for the Engineering college was something like 25%. Julius Tabang, and Tran Chung were also attending UIC along with other people that I knew from Sullivan. I completed my B.S.E.E in 1992 from UIC and decided take time off and get married. I actually went to India to get married there in December of 1992. I had not gone to Hyderabad, India in a long time and it was a culture shock for me. I really liked the people there and the warm hospitality. I also got a chance to see many historical sites in Hyderabad and see how the poor live. There is a big gap between the poor and the rich. After I came back to Chicago, I then decided to go back to grad school. My wife was working at a Bank as a student load coordinator while I went to Grad School at UIC. I then got a job at Motorola about midway through my coursework. I quit Grad School and worked full time in the Japan Cellular Division of Motorola for three years. I then started my Master's again but this time in Computer Engineering instead of Electrical Engineering because I ended up doing sofware development for cell phones. I ended up finishing my Masters while working at Motorola in 2000 from NTU. NTU is a collaboration of major universities across the country. Some of the schools I took classes were at: SMU, University of Maryland, UMASS, USC, University of Florida and etc. This was a nice experience for me because I got a nice blend of te...Expand for more