Inaugurated by Prof. Diwakar Shastri, President, Banasthali Vidyapith, the five days workshop had nine sessions in all which were from distinctly two tracks, theoretical models of embedded computation, and, application in design of embedded systems. The workshop started with the theoretical track with an introduction to the very basic three models of computing namely Finite State Automata, Pushdown Automata and Turing Machines in the first talk by Prof. Aditya Shastri, Director, Banasthali Vidyapith. Prof. Naresh Jotwani, DAIICT, Gandhinagar then took the discussion further in his two lectures relating machines and languages and introducing the concept of polynomial time and non-deterministic polynomial time problems. He explained the interesting concept of P=NP. Simultaneously, Prof. Kamal Lodaya, IMSc. Chennai, brought in the concept of time in the automata models and presented his discussions on Timed Automata. In his second talk in the workshop he introduced Hybrid Automata applicable in Control domains where one needs hybridization of analog and digital models. He demonstrated the power of the model with an example control system of Temperature Control in heating water. While this track was taken further by Prof. Supratik Chakraborty, IIT, Mumbai latter on the fourth and fifth days by his very lucid presentations on the topic Modelling and reasoning about Synchronization issues in interfacing rationally related clock domains. Dr. R.S.Shekhawat, Secure Meters, Udaipur explained in detail the embedded architectures and system partitioning, and Dr. A.S. Mandal from CEERI, Pilani talked on Shared State FSM and functionally driven automata partitioning. Prof. Kamala Kirthivasan from IIT, Chennai introduced the innovative models lately in use and future computing models such as molecular computing, evolutionary computing and membrane computing.