PhD Student Seminar
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Selvitettävä
Jatko-opinnot
A total of 6 credits (i.e., six semesters) from PhD Student Seminars are compulsory for a PhD degree. All 6 credits are given at the end of the PhD studies of a student. See the seminar web page for more details.
| Vuosi | Lukukausi | Päivämäärä | Periodi | Kieli | Vastuuhenkilö |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | syksy | 02.09-06.12. | 1-2 | Englanti | Jussi Kangasharju |
Luennot
| Aika | Huone | Luennoija | Päivämäärä |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pe 13-15 | CK111 | Jukka Paakki | 04.10.2013-04.10.2013 |
| Pe 13-15 | CK107 | 08.11.2013-08.11.2013 |
Information for international students
The language of the seminar is English. The seminar is intended for PhD students of the Department of Computer Science.
Yleistä
The PhD seminar is on ongoing seminar meeting two times per term (four times per year). It is is an obligatory part of the PhD studies for students that started their studies after the 1st of August 2008.
Each term corresponds to 1 credit point. A total of 6 credits (i.e., six terms) from the seminar is compulsory for a PhD degree. All 6 credits are given at the end of the PhD studies. If some requirements for passing the seminar are not fullfilled, the number of credits given can be less than 6.
Programme for 2013-2014
4 October 2013 at 13-15 in CK111
- New student presentations
- Ilkka Kosunen
- Hanna Mäenpää
- Jussi Määttä
- Daniel Valenzuela
- 2nd year presentations
- Teppo Niinimäki
- Other presentations
- Prof. Tomi Männistö: Methods for Software Engineering Research
- Programme for the rest of the academic year 2013-2014
8 November 2013 at 12-15 in CK107
- New student presentations
- Ella Peltonen
- 2nd year presentations
- Liang Wang
- Other presentations
- Sourav Bhattacharya
The seminar continues in the Spring of 2014.
Contact person: Research Coordinator Pirjo Moen
Kurssin suorittaminen
To pass the seminar students should
- attend at least 75% of the meetings during 3 years (i.e., 9 times out of 12 if the seminar meets twice/term)
- give at least two presentations
- a presentation after about two years of studies on the student's progress so far: the first half of the presentation would be on a general level (remember your audience) about that you have done so far, the other half about what your thesis will look like and also how your plan to finish the thesis looks like
- a presentation on a chosen subject, e.g., the topic of an accepted conference article
- new students should prepare one slide presenting themselves (name, supervisor, group, topic of PhD studies). Please make a pdf version of the slide, bring it along on a USB stick, or put it on the web beforehand.
- review papers and get reviews for own papers
A possibility to replace some of the obligatory requirements with some other tasks by agreement of the teachers.