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[Developer, Graduate School] 7. Start of the 2nd Semester of Master's Degree! From Online to Offline in 2 years...?
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- The 2nd semester of Master's degree began on March 5, 2024, and I visited the school. The campus was quiet because it was Saturday, but I met my classmates whom I had only seen on Zoom, and I felt like I had just enrolled in graduate school.
- I took classes at school for the 2nd and 3rd periods. The price of meals was cheap because it was a university district, and I heard about the graduation English test and the graduation thesis, as well as the publication of academic papers, which made me feel a sense of challenge towards one paper per semester.
- Since it was a four-semester system, I felt like the graduation exam was approaching quickly. The professor’s words that publishing academic papers in addition to the graduation thesis was not difficult made me want to challenge myself to write one paper per semester.
The second semester of my master's program started on March 5th.
With over 200,000 cases of COVID-19, the government's guidelines have been changed to in-person classes... right?
Students who are already addicted to the comfort of studying at home vs. the school that wants in-person classes.. Since it was the first day, some professors had in-person classes, while others had online classes, so it felt like everything was disorganized...?
So I finally visited the school!
Because it was Saturday, the campus was empty~~~ I saw my classmates who I only saw on Zoom, so it finally felt like I started graduate school!
Before the class started, I had a quick meal and took two classes at school.
The food prices were definitely cheap because it's a university area.
I was told to apply for the graduation English exam this semester.. Graduation exam already...?
Since it's a 4-semester program instead of the usual 5 semesters, it feels like everything is going by very quickly.
Anyway, during the lecture today, the professor said that getting a paper published in an academic journal besides the graduation thesis is not as difficult as it seems.. Should I challenge myself to write one paper per semester...?
