Applying to Ph.D. Programs in Computer Science
Computer Science Department Carnegie Mellon University Last updated 2014 1 Introduction This document is intended for people applying to Ph.D. programs in computer science or related areas. The document is informal in nature and is meant to express only the opinions of the author. The author is a professor of computer science
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