Develop a critical spirit about scientific work, development work and case studies.
Communicate about research topics, including the formulation of questions.
Analyse scientific contributions and case studies.
Write an essay on a seminar topic, or on a student’s proposal under the course coordinator approval, making use of acquired knowledge.
Reflect on the skills needed for academic and/or business careers.
Understand additional topics related to Computer Networks, not covered in depth in the study plan.
Program
The seminar’s programme topics are established at the beginning of each academic year and are expected to include topics of interest not directly covered in the degree programme.
Bibliography
Martins Zaumanis, “Scientific Presentation Skills: How to Design Effective Research Posters and Deliver Powerful Academic Presentations”, February 2022.
Edward Zanders, Lindsay MacLeod, “Presentation Skills for Scientists: A Practical Guide, Cambridge University Press, September 2018.
Stephanie Evergreen, “Presenting Data Effectively: Communicating Your Findings for Maximum Impact”, Sage Publications, 2nd Edition, June 2017.
Michael Alley, “The Craft of Scientific Writing”, Springer, 4th Edition. April 2018.
Elizabeth Fisher, Richard C Thompson, “Enjoy Your Science Meeting: A Practical Guide to Getting the Most Out of Attending Scientific Conferences”, World Scientific, September 2019.