Required Proficiencies for PhD Students

Complete the appropriate section when a proficiency has been satisfied. Fields marked with a * are required.

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Writing Proficiency
This is satisfied by producing a peer-reviewed conference paper, or the equivalent (a written report that at least two SCS faculty certify as being of conference-paper quality).
Date of Conference
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Name of Outside Conference (not at CMU)
Names of Two SCS Faculty in Attendance
Presentation Proficiency
This is satisfied by the oral presentation of a conference paper, or the equivalent (an oral presentation that at least two SCS faculty certify as being of conference-talk quality).
Date of Conference
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Name of Outside Conference (not at CMU)
Names of Two SCS Faculty in Attendance
Programming Proficiency
This is satisfied by demonstrating competence in computer programming of language technology; this is normally satisfied in the course of the student's research and/or project work.
Name of Project
Date Completed
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Provide a short paragraph of a major programming project worked on & implemented
Teaching Proficiency
This is satisfied by a successful Teaching Assistantship (TA), as determined by the faculty member for whom the student serves as TA. Two (2) TA-ships are required, due to an SCS-level requirement. Typically, one of these will be for an undergraduate class, and one for a graduate-level class. Also, one of the two TA-ships may be in some form of pre-approved "alternate service," such as a v-unit. The program coordinator must be notified in advance of a TA-ship or it may not count.
TA 1 - Name of Course
TA 1 - Name of Professor
TA 1 - Semester Completed
TA 2 - Name of Course
TA 2 - Name of Professor
TA 2 - Semester Completed
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