Miscellaneous

Conferences & Journals:

• Conference list (collect from my supervisor's site):

  • Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence [Guide2Research], acceptance rate AI conferences

  • Networking [by Prof Keven C. Almeroth], Networks and Communications [Guide2Research]

  • Cyber Security [by Prof. Guofei Gu]

• Journal list:

  • Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence [Guide2Research], e.g., IEEE TPAMI, Elsevier Information Fusion, IEEE Trans KDE, IEEE Trans NNLS, etc.

  • Computer Networks & Communications [Guide2Research], e.g., IEEE J. Selected Areas in Comms, IEEE Trans on Parallel and Distributed Systems, etc.

  • Cyber Security [to be updated]

Resources

The resources are collected from many sources.

Technical Writing & Presentation

• How (and How Not) to Write a Good Systems Paper Roy Levin and David D. Redell, July 1983

• For more, visit my adviser's website: https://dleong.github.io/#/resources

Research skills

• How to Read a Paper Article by S. Keshav, July 2007. This short paper helps me read a paper fast and get a critical view as a reviewer.

• You and Your Research Richard Hamming, 7 March 1986

• Advice for graduate (Murat Demirbas)

• Why we should write than type

• Advice to a Beginning Graduate Student

• This link is more for CS students: Advice for researchers and students (Tao Xie).

• How he reads a research paper (Murat Demirbas). From this link, you can find many useful articles: Advice on Research and Writing

• Advice on Research and Writing []

Read & Reading books

I. Technical books

1. Computer Networking: A top-down approach (James F. Kurose, Keith W. Ross)

2. Introduction to Algorithms (Thomas H. Cormen;Charles E. Leiserson;Ronald L. Rivest;Clifford Stein )

3. All of Statistics: A Concise Course in Statistical Inference (Larry Wasserman)

II. Miscellaneous books

1. The art of thinking clearly (Rolf Dobelli)

2. The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho)