Advice
How do I become successful in the field of computer networking?
How can I be successful as a grad student?
You and Your Research (transcript) (video) , Richard HammingHow to Have a Bad Career in Research, David Patterson
Ten Pieces of Advice I Wish My PhD Advisor had Given Me, J. Kurose
Technology and Courage, Ivan Sutherland
How to Read a Paper, S. Keshav
So Long, and Thanks for the PhD!, Ronald Azuma
Advice for New Graduate Students, Jennifer Rexford
Hints for Writing a PhD Proposal, Angelos Keromytis
Research Patterns, Nick Feamster
Networking on the Network, Phil Agre
How can I learn to write a research paper?
How to Increase the Chances Your Paper is Accepted at ACM SIGCOMM, Craig PartridgeA Referee's Plea, Mark Allman
Top Ten Tips for Writing a Paper, Jim Kurose
Writing Systems and Networking Articles, Henning Schulzrinne
How to Write an Abstract, Philip Koopman
How can I give a good talk?
Giving an Academic Talk, Jonathan ShewchuckHow to Give a Great Research Talk, Simon Peyton Jones
Giving a Conference Talk, Mike Dahlin
How to Give a Technical Presentation, Michael Ernst
Presentation Tips, Edward Tufte
How can I find a job?
Industrial vs. Academic Research, Jennifer RexfordHow To Get A Job, Mary Baker
Tips on the Interview Process, Jeannette Wing
Getting an Academic Job, Michael Ernst
Job announcements: CRA, The Chronicle of Higher Education, IEEE Computer Society Jobs, ACM Career and Job Center, University Jobs, Job Offers in Systems (Eurosys).
How can I be successful as a new professor?
Writing reviews for systems conferences, Timothy RoscoeTowards More Constructive Reviewing of SIGCOMM Papers, J. Mogul
Improving Sigcomm: A Few Straw Proposals, Tom Anderson, Jim Kurose, Scott Shenker
Organizing a Workshop, Shriram Krishnamurthy
ACM/IEEE Health of Conferences Committee, Mark Hill, Jean-Luc Gaudiot, Mary Hall, Joe Marks, Paolo Prinetto, Donna Baglio
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