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Innovative Student Engineer Award
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03-05-2009 03:36PM#1
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Ah cool, I suppose its great getting this far. I was just wondering what my chances are of getting selected to represent the college. That'd be cool!Pretty good idea. A mate of mine won something like this with the CS department two years ago, but it was IBM instead of siemens. Said everything was pretty straight forward.
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Electronic is the way to go... If you have the head for it. I hate it though!! Software all the way...Yea, that, and the recession is driving most people away from civil and computers in to mech.
I doubt the outlook for computers is too bad... well I hope not anyway!
I'm tryin to get funding for a PhD at the moment so haven't been looking for a job. 0 -
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Basically make a multiplexer on a microchip?
Not, an FPGA is re-programmable hardware, no microchips. They're deadly, but difficult to code for. I never implemented the multiplexing part, but rather I implemented the synchronization which ensures receiver and transmitter are operating at the same frequency and phase.Electronic is the way to go... If you have the head for it. I hate it though!! Software all the way...
I doubt the outlook for computers is too bad... well I hope not anyway! I'm tryin to get funding for a PhD at the moment so haven't been looking for a job.
Wellcome ot PhD land. Have you talked to the GV2 group? Or perhaps Naomi Harte ? Even if you, yourself can't get funding, researchers often have non-student specific funding.0 -
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Well the funding is so you can survive while doing the PhD and pay the fees. No chance of working so you need some sort of income!!
IRCSET would be brilliant to get but I didn't get it on the first call.
I'm planning on doing the PhD with Ken Dawson-Howe, and he hasn't mentioned having any available funds...
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Well the funding is so you can survive while doing the PhD and pay the fees. No chance of working so you need some sort of income!!
IRCSET would be brilliant to get but I didn't get it on the first call.
I'm planning on doing the PhD with Ken Dawson-Howe, and he hasn't mentioned having any available funds...
You'll probably get the studentship award. You can do tutorials and labs (afaik 25 ~ 27 euro an hour) to supplement your income.0 -
Well I didn't get any grants or get paid in any way, and wasn't working as part of any larger project... so is it fair to say that this project is my own intellectual property?http://www.tcd.ie/research_innovation/assets/docs/TCD_IP_Policy_Regulations.pdf
Covers Trinity IP policy.
From page 15,16
Section II.2 b):
College does not claim ownership of intellectual property arising from the
unpaid work* of undergraduate students under the direction of the College
Staff with the exception of cases where the student has been advised in writing
and has consented to the inclusion of the student’s work in project work which
is being carried out for a party with which the College has a contract, or which
has been organised with the express purpose of securing a contract with an
external party.
* Unpaid work shall mean that the student is not in receipt of a stipend, scholarship, grant or salary which is administered by the College and which is to enable the student to carry out research.
It's also repeated in Section I.7 part b.
If you do have concerns about if the college owns what you made, talk to your supervisor and/or tutor.
Who wants to buy it off me?? 0 -
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Yeah I was surprised when I found out how much you got paid for doin tutorials n all. I'm sure I'd survive on the 8k grant from the college funding since fees are paid aswel. But considering you have to do 6 hours a week tutorials as part of the grant would there be any tutorials left in the week for extra money!!You'll probably get the studentship award. You can do tutorials and labs (afaik 25 ~ 27 euro an hour) to supplement your income.
I'd probably have to live at home and go back to commuting!! 0 -
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Yeah I was surprised when I found out how much you got paid for doin tutorials n all. I'm sure I'd survive on the 8k grant from the college funding since fees are paid aswel. But considering you have to do 6 hours a week tutorials as part of the grant would there be any tutorials left in the week for extra money!!
I'd probably have to live at home and go back to commuting!!
The CS department does not hold students to the 6 hours rule. Mainly because its at your supervisors discretion whether or not you're available and the supervisors would simply say no to the department. Its a lesson electronics never really learned0 -
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