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Dharma Paladugu

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February 22, 2023 By: Dharma Paladugu

Planning a research paper

The factors contributing to success and failure of a paper mostly depend on research type and domain. Only a handful of steps can be generalized, but here are five of the most important steps in writing a research paper.

Topics: Graduate Students

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February 8, 2023 By: Dharma Paladugu

Find your place in Aggieland

It is easy to get lost in the daily hustle in engineering school, so it is essential to take a step back once in a while to do something creative, fun or both. The 1000+ student organizations plan and organize the activities. All you have to do is show up and make some connections.

Topics: Graduate Students, Student life

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September 21, 2022 By: Dharma Paladugu

Cherry picking your research advisor and project

Students consider pursuing a Ph.D. for multiple reasons such as funding, job prospects or career paths. Whatever your motivation may be, it is essential to pick an interesting project and an advisor who can guide you to be your best.

Topics: Academic activities, Undergraduate research

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August 24, 2022 By: Dharma Paladugu

3 steps to land an internship

Everyone has a list of their dream companies they’d like to work for, but sometimes the expectations don’t meet reality. It is important to choose the most suitable company. The following steps will help you come across opportunities not generally seen from the surface.

Topics: Internship experience, Student life

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April 20, 2022 By: Dharma Paladugu

Hobbies: An outlet for your busy life in grad school and beyond

Grad school poses challenges right from Day One. Each day increases the number of tasks and responsibilities exponentially, so it is quite easy to get lost in the whole process.

Topics: Future Students, Graduate Students, Student life

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March 23, 2022 By: Dharma Paladugu

Why you should consider grad school

Every year, thousands of students enroll in graduate school throughout the world, the majority of which are in the engineering field. As technology advances each day, it is becoming increasingly important to continue your education, either formally or informally.

Topics: Future Students, Graduate Students, Student life

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July 28, 2021 By: Dharma Paladugu

3 important tips for excelling in PowerPoint presentations

It can be very difficult to present all of your hard work and knowledge in a mere five-minute presentation, especially when you might face unfair judgment. With that said, I have some tips for how you can prepare well and be confident while presenting. Here is a simple way to impress your audience by helping them stick with your speech rather than feel lost in the figures and descriptions on the slides.

Topics: Academic activities

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