charlesjeon

You get paid to learn. Why not do it?

Hey tarrman, thank you so much for your feedback. I've been in contact with Romberg/Davenport and will most likely join their group if I go to GaTech. As for UT, I've been in touch with one of the Professors at the WNCG group and just been informed that I would get a fellowship+RA. I haven't received any info yet, do you know how much the stipend was? If I go to Cornell, I think I would be more on the theoretical side. I know that UT/GaTech have more industry feel to it, but then again, I guess it depends on the advisors. Anyways, thanks for the help! I wanted to visit Austin for the visit day, but I can't go

Hey guys, I don't want to hijack this thread, but what do you guys think of Cornell in signal processing/inf theory? I'm deciding between UT, GaTech and Cornell, but need some opinions. Personally, I would prefer Cornell, but then again, UT and GaTech are both excellent schools in signal processing.

How about a Wiener process with a positive drift? - from Area I applicant

Still "submitted" for me.

That's true. I'm not sure if there are more theoretical CS research that is going on these days. I know it's still a very HOT topic, but not sure if they will still be the next big thing. It's cool to see this thread because I'm also interested in the signal processing area (image/video processing). I'm still waiting for Michigan, but got offers from Texas/GaTech. Have you tried contacting Prof. Hero? I've contacted him back in October but he told me that he was unsure if he was going to take any students.

If you're into compressed sensing, isn't Rice the best place to go? They have their own compressed sensing group led by Baraniuk. Why don't you try waiting for Rice/GaTech? GaTech has Romberg too.

Trolled

http://thegradcafe.com/survey/index.php?q=%28%22electrical%22%7C%22ece%22%7C%22eecs%22%29&t=a&o=&pp=250

It seems that some acceptances are coming up

Well, technically CS and EE are in the same department in MIT so I'm not sure if any acceptances are remaining at this point to be released. Judging from past data on gradcafe, I don't think there will be another batch of acceptances. My guess is that because MIT's yield rates are high enough, they will most likely not release anymore batches at this point. Maybe wait list?

I agree with nickspoon. Called the admissions today, but no answer on the app status. The agent told me though, that the decisions will be uploaded by Feb 15? May need to check on that. If I don't hear back anything by tonight, ill just expect a rejection!