• Welcome to the Yamaha FZ1 Forums. Member registration disables ads and allows you to post and share. Register Here.

Finally finished my PhD

CrazyBiker

Wizard
Joined
May 14, 2009
Messages
2,378
Location
Fremont, CA
www.dre.vanderbilt.edu
After 5+ years of hard work, stress, pressures it is finally done. End of a saga really but I guess this is pretty much run of the mill for most ...

My topic was: “Principles of Safe and Automated Middleware Specializations for Distributed Real-Time and Embedded Systems”
 
That's great! A PhD is definitely a great accomplishment and you should feel very proud of yourself.

I have a couple of friends pursuing graduate degrees (in a different field) and know that it's a lot of work.

I guess now you start job hunting?
 
Congrats, that's one heck of an accomplishment!


Hope things have changed since I was at that level, my background is ME and about all you could do was research which I didn't really care for. I opted to get two Master's degrees, in ME and then later another in PE. Has turned out great for me, very interesting 32+yr career with incredible financial rewards.

I've kept up with my office mate who took my slot for the PHD in ME and he's been successful, but far behind where I am financially. It was agonizing at the time, but I'm glad I made the decisions I did.


Good luck with it!
 
Computer Science - QoS-enabled software systems area...

I could have maybe finished it in around 4 years if not for the nonsense that always goes on. They say hindsight is always great, Right!!!

Yes I am on the job market, have a few interviews lined up, many more to apply, hopefully things fall in place. Am CA bound...
 
After 5+ years of hard work, stress, pressures it is finally done. End of a saga really but I guess this is pretty much run of the mill for most ...

My topic was: “Principles of Safe and Automated Middleware Specializations for Distributed Real-Time and Embedded Systems”

does this mean you know how to work on a assembly line now? :sport12:

and now time to pay off the loans..:deal:

good you got a degree. most out here never had the chance and had to get to work to support our lives (and others).

now get out there and make some money..:thewave:

.
 
does this mean you know how to work on a assembly line now? :sport12:

and now time to pay off the loans..:deal:

good you got a degree. most out here never had the chance and had to get to work to support our lives (and others).

now get out there and make some money..:thewave:

.

Thankfully, no loans... my entire 6 years of graduate studies MS+PhD was on tuition and research scholarships and pretty good stipends. Thank god, I didn't have to struggle to get paid...

if u get a chance, go back to school and get a degree .. its worth it IMO and goes a long way towards career advancement and gaining respect... I worked in the industry for a year or so and figured that out atleast...
 
Yah, I got out of the military a few years ago and went back to school. After BS, MS and MA, I might get to finish the PhD within the next year. Part time work and free school can only last so long....Going to have to get a real job again!
 
Yah, I got out of the military a few years ago and went back to school. After BS, MS and MA, I might get to finish the PhD within the next year. Part time work and free school can only last so long....Going to have to get a real job again!

Nice! Good Luck man! After a military career and a great education that too right until a PhD will add a whole new dimension of respect in addition to what you already get for serving the country! I guess companies will be lining up for ya by then ...
 
After 5+ years of hard work, stress, pressures it is finally done. End of a saga really but I guess this is pretty much run of the mill for most ...

My topic was: “Principles of Safe and Automated Middleware Specializations for Distributed Real-Time and Embedded Systems”

Just the name makes my head hurt...

Is your paper work posted somewhere?

Congratulations... I think...

Beast
 
Back
Top