Thank you prof for wonderful presentation, it's actually an eye opener. Carry on with your good work. You are such a blessing to us as growing researchers
Thank you Prof for the advice. Learning to accept failure and move on is very critical in the PhD path. Keep guiding us, your timely and free-flowing presentations keeps me going in my PhD journey
Hey Andy, I started watching your videos four years ago when I started my Ph.D. I am now happy to say I defended my dissertation last week and will graduate in May! Thanks for all your help 😊
In the final year of my PhD something clicked and the steps I needed to take became clearer. Academia in the end is just a game with rules and it helps to attach less to the outcome.
Thank you for being a valuable resource for insight, strategies and tools for surviving the journey that is the PhD. Mine started around the time of the 2019 just as Covid was changing the world as we know it. I realized like many that this was my last chance to pursue those things I truly wanted. I started reviewing statistics and probability at the undergraduate level and worked my way to graduate work in Statistics and Computer Science (Masters level) with an emphasis on machine learning and AI. I was accepted to a PhD program at 59 just recently. I have much farther to go and the work is in information science and technology with an emphasis on data science and analytics. Classes start in January. I must admit to being intimidated but know that "Fear is the mind killer." Your "success thesis" is a great strategy to begin when meeting with professors and any future thesis advisor. Waiting to be told what to do is definitely not going to be a great strategy.
Have a look into "computationally intensive theory construction". There is high demand for this type of methodology at the moment, and it would suit your interest in statistics and ML methods (I work in the same field).
A PhD is not the same in the UK or Australia. I have to be TA which is time consuming. I also have to take classes. I am in USA but I was in the UK. My supervisor in the UK from a famous university told me that every body pass because students pay a lot of money. they do not have to publish for getting a degree and I met several students that got the PhD with no a very good thesis, but since it is famous university, they got a good job. In the UK is easy to get a PhD they do it in 3 years here in the USA 5 years.
Hello Sir! Hope you’re doing well Sir I watched your multiple video’s regarding to PhD program and it’s really amazing and very helpful. Sir I have recently applied for PhD chemistry in RMIT University….. I also got my supervisor acceptance letter…And completed all my application process…but It’s been 2 months now I didn’t get any response from the university and I also email them. What should I do?
Push you failures to yourself. Is this tactic increase stress level, anxiety and cause cancer? Is saying all diseases roots are nervous system, and it his pushing to yourself can burst in anger at thanks giving at Christmas table ?
I have a question for the PHD, do I have to write a thesis necessarily? I mean can I like design an app associated with the topic if my PHD for example
No, there is a possibility to get a PhD by submitting papers, but you still need to to the writing. As an example, you need to do three publications around this topic and attend a conference as a speaker. But let me ask this another way around. What scientific value would your app add to the academia world? Designing an app to handle data for researchers makes their lifes easier, but does not add scientific value, you know what I mean?
@@leandergihr9598what u r saying that the app needs to be original and adds something to the scientific world but in the same time i still need to do the writing part
Here is the thing. They do exist, they ease up research and catch errors. But they don't replace creativity. Whether you like it or not, they are here to stay and accelerate thoes who use them.
I can understand your position from the point of view of someone who did it "the old fashion way" and most probably put in more work than others. But from a general point of view, this enables the right people to spend more time on the creative part and include more information than ever and thus, be more scientific about the conclusion. I think this is a beautiful effect of technology in the future. But again, I can understand your point of view and respect that, I just wanted to give you a new perspective to think about. Have a great day mate!
@@leandergihr9598 I understand your perspective. You don't understand mine, because you don't know what this "someone" has or has not done. Generally, you, and others, simply overrate the process--and the result.
A professor once said: If you are not getting a rejection rate of 80% or more, you are not submitting high enough! 🤓
Watching Your videos has been a great support during roller coaster in my PhD. Thank You.
Let's do this! Last seven months before the "expected" PhD graduation.
All the best
@@takiyaazrin7562thanks. Much needed encouragement.
Thank you very much for moving forward in my PhD.
Thanks for this!
Agenda
Slide: What we agreed last time
Slide: How me I met those things
Slide: Where I want to go next
Thank you prof for wonderful presentation, it's actually an eye opener. Carry on with your good work. You are such a blessing to us as growing researchers
Thank you Prof for the advice. Learning to accept failure and move on is very critical in the PhD path. Keep guiding us, your timely and free-flowing presentations keeps me going in my PhD journey
Hey Andy,
I started watching your videos four years ago when I started my Ph.D. I am now happy to say I defended my dissertation last week and will graduate in May! Thanks for all your help 😊
Congratulations! I'm so pleased I could be helpful along the way.
In the final year of my PhD something clicked and the steps I needed to take became clearer. Academia in the end is just a game with rules and it helps to attach less to the outcome.
Thank you so much Andy for your wisdom and guidance. You give me hope in my PhD journey
Just starting in 2024! GREAT PRESENTATION
Thanks for this heads up illl be starting my phd soon in 2024 ....
Hi, Andy!!! I love your channel! In February 2nd 2024 I will defend my first phd thesis!!! I am so excited!!!
Good luck!! Thanks for your kind words, Camillo!
Thank you for being a valuable resource for insight, strategies and tools for surviving the journey that is the PhD. Mine started around the time of the 2019 just as Covid was changing the world as we know it. I realized like many that this was my last chance to pursue those things I truly wanted. I started reviewing statistics and probability at the undergraduate level and worked my way to graduate work in Statistics and Computer Science (Masters level) with an emphasis on machine learning and AI. I was accepted to a PhD program at 59 just recently. I have much farther to go and the work is in information science and technology with an emphasis on data science and analytics. Classes start in January. I must admit to being intimidated but know that "Fear is the mind killer." Your "success thesis" is a great strategy to begin when meeting with professors and any future thesis advisor. Waiting to be told what to do is definitely not going to be a great strategy.
Have a look into "computationally intensive theory construction". There is high demand for this type of methodology at the moment, and it would suit your interest in statistics and ML methods (I work in the same field).
@@masteryourstudies Thank you! Seems to be very early stages. Ideal for thesis work. Serrindipity! Seems like EDA on steroids
@@AM-ze4hr good luck! :)
@@masteryourstudies thank you! Nervous as hell but going for it!
As a non-native English speaker, chatGPT is kind of a lifesaver for my life in the academia.
A PhD is not the same in the UK or Australia. I have to be TA which is time consuming. I also have to take classes. I am in USA but I was in the UK. My supervisor in the UK from a famous university told me that every body pass because students pay a lot of money. they do not have to publish for getting a degree and I met several students that got the PhD with no a very good thesis, but since it is famous university, they got a good job. In the UK is easy to get a PhD they do it in 3 years here in the USA 5 years.
Thank you Andy -- you are a smart silly guy.😁
Good work 💯💪🏻
Is there a messaging system on your website or any email address that we can write to you regarding our challenges - for a more personal guidance?
I'm sure doing my PhD in 2024
Ditto… sending you positive vibes and determination… 😊
Awesome timing. My PhD courses start next week.
sweet bardie lamps or cherries🍒
😭😂
Hello Sir!
Hope you’re doing well
Sir I watched your multiple video’s regarding to PhD program and it’s really amazing and very helpful.
Sir I have recently applied for PhD chemistry in RMIT University….. I also got my supervisor acceptance letter…And completed all my application process…but It’s been 2 months now I didn’t get any response from the university and I also email them.
What should I do?
Dr. Andy. Can u upload a tutoria how to by pass AI detection? ( that video will go viral and trillion views)
I am thinking of applying for a PHD soon . Do you any particular advice for autistic students going in to this?
Winning in PhD is not doing a PhD in the first place.
Push you failures to yourself. Is this tactic increase stress level, anxiety and cause cancer? Is saying all diseases roots are nervous system, and it his pushing to yourself can burst in anger at thanks giving at Christmas table ?
I have a question
for the PHD, do I have to write a thesis necessarily?
I mean can I like design an app associated with the topic if my PHD for example
No, there is a possibility to get a PhD by submitting papers, but you still need to to the writing. As an example, you need to do three publications around this topic and attend a conference as a speaker.
But let me ask this another way around. What scientific value would your app add to the academia world?
Designing an app to handle data for researchers makes their lifes easier, but does not add scientific value, you know what I mean?
@@leandergihr9598what u r saying that the app needs to be original and adds something to the scientific world but in the same time i still need to do the writing part
ADHD supervisor
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AI tools? No, can't respect that.
Here is the thing. They do exist, they ease up research and catch errors. But they don't replace creativity. Whether you like it or not, they are here to stay and accelerate thoes who use them.
@@leandergihr9598 As I said, can't respect that.
I can understand your position from the point of view of someone who did it "the old fashion way" and most probably put in more work than others.
But from a general point of view, this enables the right people to spend more time on the creative part and include more information than ever and thus, be more scientific about the conclusion. I think this is a beautiful effect of technology in the future.
But again, I can understand your point of view and respect that, I just wanted to give you a new perspective to think about. Have a great day mate!
@@leandergihr9598 I understand your perspective. You don't understand mine, because you don't know what this "someone" has or has not done. Generally, you, and others, simply overrate the process--and the result.
Hi mate. I love your videos, but you are too pessimistic. As much as you helped me, you gave me bad feelings. Could you be more positive, please?
I feel he is realistic based on my experiences anyway.
5/10 PhD students failed. Looking at half of the success is still positive