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CS 7001: Introduction to Graduate Studies
Fall 2002
Useful Web Resources for PhD Students
The following page is a collection of resources for students covering a
number of topics.
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Local Resources
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Books
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Robert L. Peters, Getting what you came for, Noda Publishing 1997
(Revised Edition) ISBN: 0374524777.
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Bruno Latour, Science in Action : How to Follow Scientists and EngineersThrough
Society, Harvard University Press, 1988, ISBN: 0674792912.
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Lyn Dupre, Bugs in Writing : A Guide to Debugging Your Prose, Addison-Wesley,
1995, ISBN: 0201600196.
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General Matters
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Useful Things to Know About Ph.D. Thesis Research
H. T. Kung.
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Ph.D.
Advice collected by College of Computing folks.
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"How to Succeed in Graduate School: A Guide for Students and Advisors",
Marie desJardins, Crossroads, December 1994 and February 1995. Part
1 . Part
2 .
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"How to do
Research at the MIT AI Lab" , David Chapman
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Building
a research career, getting a job, obtaining funding, networking, teaching,
Computing Research Association
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Researching
your way to a career, UIUC Graduate Education Forum
- Advice on Research and Writing from CMU
- The Researchers' Bible (How to survive a PhD)
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Chossing Advisors
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Ethics and Responsibility
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Writing
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Giving Talks
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Reviewing Papers
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Teaching
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"Learning to Teach, Teaching to Learn" from The Graduate Newsletter,
Spring 1990.
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modified: Fri Nov 3 07:18:53 EST 2000
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