Time code of the topics discussed: 00:00 Welcome 00:56 What is expected from an undergrad research? 04:23 Where do professors get these topics from? Are these novel topics? 07:03 What are review projects? Can we do someone else’s research? 08:23 Can a student bring his own topic for the research? 11:03 How to make your own research proposal? 11:50 Can a General Degree person do research? 13:29 Can First year, second year students also take part in research? 15:14 Relationship between Supervisors? What role does he/she fulfil? 19:39 What if the research fails? Due to security, health complications, lack of resources (Current Covid-19 situation) 24:24 What are the mistakes/attitudes that you see that needs to change? (Among students) 27:52 What skills they need to improve on? (Literature, communication) 35:51 Collaboration with other universities, departments, Labs 37:20 How can FYP research can be published in time for the students to have papers by the time they graduate and apply for grad school. 40:29 People fight to get supervisors - what happens if you do not get the one you want?
I am doing my research in these days. Project is focusing on achieving higher data rates using Multiple Inputs and Single Output (MISO) in a Visible Light Communication system rather than using a Single Input Single Output (SISO) VLC system. This video help me to do this type of works. Thank you sir !
I'm a final year management undergraduate of state university in Sri Lanka.. Thank you very much for doing this kind of video. Actually this is not limited for only one area. These days I'm doing my research also. So this is timely important for every undergraduate.
this is soo valuable thank for making a video like this . if u can interview other research supervisors as well in physics department and other department will be a big support for our community thank you ..
I am a graduate student and I have not started research yet but I hope to do some research. So these days I do unofficial research on how to do research. I have to say this. You and your videos are like an unofficial supervisor to me for that. I am so grateful for sharing your knowledge and wish to continue this valuable service. Thank you very much.
I’m a 4th year mgt undergraduate in usj ,,, this is so much valuable ❤️ and the most valuable thing is i got the enthusiasm to continue my research because before i had nothing as this and knew nothing about the research,,, Thanks a lot dilushan sir 💕
Thanks for both of you because there is so much in-depth info out there that it becomes quite overwhelming but more important for undergraduates like me. 😄😄
Why do not you question Dr. Dilushan's recent 5 years publications? It shows his strength in his research area. Hope you will ask this question in a future interview.
Thank you very much Dilushan sir and Fadil ayya! One small question. I was once advised by a lecturer of mine to start a research in my 3rd year and 'continue' it in my 4th year. I'm 6 weeks in to my 3rd year and due to the current situation, couldn't get started on it; but I'd like to know HOW to get started on a research in my 3rd year. (more specifically, a worthwhile research that can be continued in my 4th year like my lecturer advised me to do)
It's best if you discuss with the student counsellor in the specific department to check the areas of research the professors/ lecturers are currently involved in. (example Dr. Siyath from Department of Physics). The next step would be to discuss with the relevant researchers whose research areas closely align with yours and of course the current PhD and Undergrads involved in research. In the meantime you can also visit few research facilities in the island to check what they are currently working on. So when you visit the relevant professor you can propose a topic with enough background research. While the department may not be able to fund the 3rd year undergrads, your contributions should be welcome especially for analysis work. While this doesn't gurantee with the one you intend to work with, you should be able to find a professor who would like to work with you if you are capable and interested. Also I'd suggest a few internships at research facilities during your yer end breaks. Speaking from my experience it really helps you to get that industrial exposure as well to determine whether you want to pursue a career in academics or industry. Hope it helps.
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Time code of the topics discussed:
00:00 Welcome
00:56 What is expected from an undergrad research?
04:23 Where do professors get these topics from? Are these novel topics?
07:03 What are review projects? Can we do someone else’s research?
08:23 Can a student bring his own topic for the research?
11:03 How to make your own research proposal?
11:50 Can a General Degree person do research?
13:29 Can First year, second year students also take part in research?
15:14 Relationship between Supervisors? What role does he/she fulfil?
19:39 What if the research fails? Due to security, health complications, lack of resources (Current Covid-19 situation)
24:24 What are the mistakes/attitudes that you see that needs to change? (Among students)
27:52 What skills they need to improve on? (Literature, communication)
35:51 Collaboration with other universities, departments, Labs
37:20 How can FYP research can be published in time for the students to have papers by the time they graduate and apply for grad school.
40:29 People fight to get supervisors - what happens if you do not get the one you want?
thmks
මන් මගේ final year research එකට කලේ මන් මගේ 1st year එකේදිම propose කරපු topic එකක්. රිසර්ච් එක කරන් යද්දි මගේ supervisor මට full freedom එක දුන්නා, අනිත් ආපු ප්රශ්ණ වලදි මන් වෙනුවෙන් defend කලා.
ලස්සන වීඩියෝවක්. ස්තූතියි අයියේ
ස්තුතියි මේක ගැන කිව්වට. ඔයාගේ supervisor නම් සිරා චරිතයක්. දිගටම යමු මල්ලි!
As an undergraduate, I learned a lot from this video clip. Thank you Fadil Ayiya and especially Dr Dilushan sir. 👍🌹☺
Hamuduruwane
I am doing my research in these days. Project is focusing on achieving higher data rates using Multiple Inputs and Single Output (MISO) in a Visible Light Communication system rather than using a Single Input Single Output (SISO) VLC system. This video help me to do this type of works. Thank you sir !
I'm a final year management undergraduate of state university in Sri Lanka.. Thank you very much for doing this kind of video. Actually this is not limited for only one area. These days I'm doing my research also. So this is timely important for every undergraduate.
All the best
this is soo valuable thank for making a video like this .
if u can interview other research supervisors as well in physics department and other department will be a big support for our community thank you ..
Great idea bro! thank you
I am a graduate student and I have not started research yet but I hope to do some research. So these days I do unofficial research on how to do research. I have to say this. You and your videos are like an unofficial supervisor to me for that. I am so grateful for sharing your knowledge and wish to continue this valuable service. Thank you very much.
Bless you man! Thank you for telling me this
Thank you.
I think you have a golden heart my brother ☺☺☺
You are so kind
I’m a 4th year mgt undergraduate in usj ,,,
this is so much valuable ❤️ and the most valuable thing is i got the enthusiasm to continue my research because before i had nothing as this and knew nothing about the research,,,
Thanks a lot dilushan sir 💕
🤩 you’re welcome!
Thank you for the video, dilushan sir and fadil ayya..it's so much important and valuable ❤
Always welcome
Thank you very much. This was very interesting and valuable lesson
Thanks for both of you because there is so much in-depth info out there that it becomes quite overwhelming but more important for undergraduates like me. 😄😄
Our pleasure!
Very important ✨️Thank u so much❤
Thank you so much. I Got a lot of new ideas for the my final year research. Keep it up aiya...❤️❤️😍😍
Very useful topic discussion. Expecting more in future...
thank you very much indeed for sharing this important video with us
It's my pleasure
Very important discussion. Watched the full video. Thank you!
Very important and valuable discussion. Thank you Both..
I just came across this for a friend. this is super!! great job
This vedio series is really helpful for my whole my research project .....Thank you !
Thank you very much Dr.Dilushan and Fadil sharing valuable thoughts.
Got so many things from this one. Thank you so much for this great work!
Very informative session... thanks for uplaoding these kind of useful videos.. cheers for future👏
very valuble content!Thank you for both of you...😍
Thank you very much.this is very useful Vedio for us
You are most welcome
Thank you Aiyee
This is too valuable video..Thank you ayye
Glad it was helpful!
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Great discussion. Thank you for that video
This is so valuable. Thank You
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir and this channel shared with your knowledge with us,.. thank you again....
thankyou ayya for sharing these valuable interviews
Thank you very much both of you. ✌️
You're welcome!
Why do not you question Dr. Dilushan's recent 5 years publications? It shows his strength in his research area. Hope you will ask this question in a future interview.
Thank you so much. Got a lot of new ideas for the research
Thank you for sharing this video .
Great work & thank you.
Thanks a lot..👍👍
Thanks for this valuable video!
Thank you so much 🤗❤👍👍👍
Thank you very much... Very useful !
Very important discussion. Thank you. Try to use only glass of water during discussion.
Thanks for the tip. Should I go for a straw or just the glass is fine?
very useful video.Thank you
Thank you sir and ayya. This is very helpful.
You are most welcome
Thank u so much... its very useful for me..
Glad to hear that
most valuable channel ever
Thank you so much both of you
Thank you .This very valuable ❤❤
Insightful🤩
Thank you This is worthy.
Thank You So much...❤
Thank u both of u
Welcome bro
This was very useful! gained so much through this! Thank you and we need more videos like this one :)
thank youuuuuu
I got valuable ideas from this✌
Great video😇👌
valuable discussion
Thank you sir..🙏😍
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Thank You so much
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THANKS, SIR
Very useful vedio for me, and also this vedio shows how bad sri lanka's internet quality
This means a lot to me
Thanks a lot ayye
Thank you
You're welcome
great work
Many many thanks
Thank you....
Project report ekek kohomd krnne kiyna eka gena ktha krnna puluwn da..
Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
Thanks for all these videos. I am in my Final year now and these videos help me a lot with my research...
Thank you very much Dilushan sir and Fadil ayya! One small question. I was once advised by a lecturer of mine to start a research in my 3rd year and 'continue' it in my 4th year. I'm 6 weeks in to my 3rd year and due to the current situation, couldn't get started on it; but I'd like to know HOW to get started on a research in my 3rd year. (more specifically, a worthwhile research that can be continued in my 4th year like my lecturer advised me to do)
It's best if you discuss with the student counsellor in the specific department to check the areas of research the professors/ lecturers are currently involved in. (example Dr. Siyath from Department of Physics). The next step would be to discuss with the relevant researchers whose research areas closely align with yours and of course the current PhD and Undergrads involved in research. In the meantime you can also visit few research facilities in the island to check what they are currently working on. So when you visit the relevant professor you can propose a topic with enough background research. While the department may not be able to fund the 3rd year undergrads, your contributions should be welcome especially for analysis work. While this doesn't gurantee with the one you intend to work with, you should be able to find a professor who would like to work with you if you are capable and interested.
Also I'd suggest a few internships at research facilities during your yer end breaks. Speaking from my experience it really helps you to get that industrial exposure as well to determine whether you want to pursue a career in academics or industry.
Hope it helps.
I have little experience in this area bro! Sorry about that
We were not given titles from campus, so how do we choose unique titles? Can you mention a good title on mechanical engineering?
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HNDT(Agriculture ) diploma ekak tynawa mata.mta reserch ekk krnna join wenna bheda??
How can i join to a university projects as a university expecting student
How to conduct a systematic review ?
Sir is there a way to contact you? I habe a small problem in my research
How to contact Dr.Dilushan
Thank you
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