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Hello, I am Shabbir Hussain finished my +2[year 12]. I am interested in a research based career in Computer Science. Where can I start . Also I have applied to American Universities which provides Undergraduate Research . I planning to do my Majors in Computer Science. How can a person get into the research field? Degree Requirements? Other Requirements etc.
Hi Shabbir,
research is usually done at the PhD level. So, if you are interested in a research based career you should get a Master Degree in the field you are interested in and then go on to PhD. In any way, the least degree you are expected to have in order to conduct research, is the MSc.
Best
G.
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Answers by Expert:
George Moustris
Expertise
I can answer most of the questions about the workings of a Fuzzy Logic machine, from the basics up to a certain advanced point.Questions regarding applications of Fuzzy systems intregrating with other technologies such as Neural Nets or Genetic Algorithms are propably out of my reach although,with some research,i could try to answer them(i have working knowledge of Neural Nets an Genetic Algorithms but i`m far from being consider an expert to these areas).
Experience
I have experience in Fuzzy Logic gained in projects i have been part of.The last project was a robotic vehicle that used a Fuzzy Logic path tracker which i designed.
Education/Credentials
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,M.Eng. Electrical and Computer Engineering,
National Technical University of Athens,Phd, Computational Intelligence in Robotics
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