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How to react when professor wrongly corrects you in public?

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Difference between computer science MS and MCS

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Why do we pay to present at conferences?

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Conference with very few submissions

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Can I ask the author of the research paper to use his program in my research?

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Doing a PhD in physics after doing bachelors and masters in mathematics

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Is there a way to get a complete name bibliography from Scopus? How can I set my scrape, in that case?

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Can students bargain over admission date?

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Why is research assistantship decoupled from masters/phd program?

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While teaching how should I give justice equally to both female and male students?

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Overcoming depression and getting back on rails with PhD work

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Is there anything a student could or should do about a professor who gives lectures so dry that less than 10% of the class turn up?

answered Mar 8, 2016 at 11:37

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How to react when professor wrongly corrects you in public?

Difference between computer science MS and MCS

Why do we pay to present at conferences?

Conference with very few submissions

Can I ask the author of the research paper to use his program in my research?

Doing a PhD in physics after doing bachelors and masters in mathematics

Is there a way to get a complete name bibliography from Scopus? How can I set my scrape, in that case?

Can students bargain over admission date?

Why is research assistantship decoupled from masters/phd program?

While teaching how should I give justice equally to both female and male students?

Overcoming depression and getting back on rails with PhD work

Is there anything a student could or should do about a professor who gives lectures so dry that less than 10% of the class turn up?