Hi Experts! i need a concept for doing Ph.D project in Networking?

can any one in this group suggest me a concept for my Ph.D project in
Networking?

i.e.. i need a simple existing problem in any area of networking for my
Ph.D...

On 2006-10-17, kavin <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> can any one in this group suggest me a concept for my Ph.D project in
> Networking?
>
> i.e.. i need a simple existing problem in any area of networking for my
> Ph.D...

See the answers to your question from 3 Oct:

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Did you expect different answers two weeks later?

--keith

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OF COURSE..... YES

On Tue, 17 Oct 2006 13:31:36 -0700, kavin wrote:

> can any one in this group suggest me a concept for my Ph.D project in
> Networking?
>
> i.e.. i need a simple existing problem in any area of networking for my
> Ph.D...

I don't think a 'simple existing problem' would cut the mustard - if it's
'simple' lots of folks would have trivial solutions.

ray wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Oct 2006 13:31:36 -0700, kavin wrote:
>
>> can any one in this group suggest me a concept for my Ph.D project in
>> Networking?
>>
>> i.e.. i need a simple existing problem in any area of networking for my
>> Ph.D...
>
> I don't think a 'simple existing problem' would cut the mustard - if it's
> 'simple' lots of folks would have trivial solutions.

More importantly... if he earns his Ph.D with a "simple" networking
problem, he is not exactly "contributing to the field" - which is still
(AFAIK) the definition for being awarded a Ph.D in the first place.

Anybody spending 4+ years studying networking who needs to ask *THIS*
question might as well start over as a freshman as far as I care.


J.