Abstract
I find teaching to be an extremely personal experience. After all, there are few occupations where one encloses herself or himself in a room for 50 hours or more, over a period of five months, with the same group of dozens (or more) individuals, all listening closely (we hope) as the professor pontificates upon the subject of his or her most intensive personal inquiries and study that may have spanned decades. Since I am to explain my own personal take on the experience of teaching a vital and sensorial topic, I will take the first person throughout. Hopefully, this will make it possible for me to better convey my own sense of joy and satisfaction working in the field of video processing education, as well as better justifying my views of the process of teaching this subject.
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