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出版者:Clearway Logistics Phase 1a

作者:Philip J·Guo

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页数:122

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出版时间:2012-7-1

价格:GBP 9.99

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9780452900561

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图书标签:

PhD
学术
传记
美国
方法论
计算机
ComputerScience
Biography
Ph
D
journey, academic life, research struggles, graduate school, scholarly pursuit, mental resilience, time management, academic pressure, writer's block, perseverance

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具体描述

This book chronicles my six years of working towards a Ph.D. in Computer Science at Stanford University from 2006 to 2012. A diverse variety of people can benefit from reading it, including:

undergraduates who might be interested in pursuing a Ph.D.,

current Ph.D. students who are seeking guidance or inspiration,

professors who want to better understand Ph.D. students,

employers who hire and manage people with Ph.D. degrees,

professionals working in any creative or competitive field where self-driven initiative is crucial,

and educated adults (or precocious kids) who are curious about how academic research is produced.

作者简介

I work at Google; my academic training was in Computer Science (S.B. and M.Eng. from MIT, Ph.D. from Stanford).

I wrote The Ph.D. Grind immediately after finishing my Ph.D., which is the ideal time for such a memoir. In contrast, current Ph.D. students cannot reflect on the entirety of their experiences like I can, and senior researchers who attempt to reflect back on their Ph.D. years might suffer from selective hindsight.

目录信息

Prologue
Year One: Downfall
Year Two: Inception
Year Three: Relapse
Intermission
Year Four: Reboot
Year Five: Production
Year Six: Endgame
Epilogue
Afterword
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读后感

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在国内，读博士这件象牙塔顶端的事情对人民群众来说仍有着极强的神秘感，而这也意味着极强的吸引力。对于许多家长来说，只要有机会，就一定会用尽各种手段将子女推向读博士的“磨难”之旅。在我目睹了身边若干这样的例子之后，这本书的出现变得尤其的可贵。 “博士”意味着什么...

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我喜欢这本书的地方有很多，其中之一是作者的叙事很实在，读完以后好像刚刚和他打了个电话一样，听他讲完他博士的故事。本人也是计算机博士，答辩刚结束一周，比较之下，我是相当佩服作者的。美国博士那样磨砺6年之久，过程如此起伏和压抑，我不知道换做我是否能有作者这样的...

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最喜欢的是作者对于一个烂大街的路人问题的回答： Was it fun? It was fun at times, but more importantly, it was fullling.Fun is often frivolous, ephemeral, and easy to obtain, but true fulllment comes only after overcoming signicant and meaningful...

用户评价

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初极狭，才通人，复行数十步，豁然开朗。并不是总能这样顺利啊

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真实有趣，刚毕业时候的记录，很鲜明地反映了六年phd的种种低谷不满迷茫和信心到成功。对于导师，可能我们都应该有个更正确的态度，毕竟phd学位就是考察个人创新能力研究能力的，与其期待别人，不如相信自己，只有自己掌握的知识拥有的能力和创新的思维才能拯救自己。选感兴趣的课题还是最重要。

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没想到2013年读完的第一本英文书竟是Philip Guo的The Ph.D Grind，作者写到自己决定离开学术界时说：“the funding cycle never ends”，实际上于我而言，则是“the grind time also never ends”. PG大神或许想不到，他写下的这段经历是如何给一个陌生的姑娘以勇气和力量——就像是Year 4的标题那样，It's time for me to reboot.

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若是去年就看完这个也许我就不申了呢.... #申请必读

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