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DESCRIPTION:The session began with an address by Dr. Faiz Al Faysal (Associ
 ate Professor &amp; Director of IT)\, who highlighted Green University of Bang
 ladesh’s remarkable achievements\, including securing 2nd place in Impac
 t Ranking and 9th in Shimago Ranking. He proudly mentioned the admission o
 f foreign students from Nigeria\, emphasizing the university’s growing g
 lobal presence. Mr. Faysal encouraged students and faculty to contribute t
 o research through publications\, noting that to take GUB forward\, consis
 tent research output is essential. Drawing inspiration from the Holy Qur
 ’an\, he reminded everyone that the very first revelation begins with th
 e word “read\,” symbolizing the importance of continuous learning and 
 knowledge pursuit.\n\nDr. Faysal also shared his personal journey with IEE
 E\, mentioning that he served as the Treasurer of IEEE during his time at 
 KUET (2007–2008). Through IEEE\, he gained invaluable experiences\, incl
 uding opportunities with Ekushey Television and the Bangladesh Navy. He hi
 ghlighted that IEEE is an enormous professional community and that being p
 art of it adds significant value to one’s CV and career growth. He concl
 uded by expressing that IEEE programs have greatly inspired his profession
 al and personal development.\n\nFollowing his address\, the keynote speech
  was delivered by Dr. Md Abdur Razzak (Professor &amp; Chairman Department of 
 Computer Science and Engineering\, DU) who captivated the audience with hi
 s insights on the essence and nobility of research. He began by explaining
  that the term IEEE itself resonates deeply\, as it represents the home of
  technology\, innovation\, and knowledge sharing. He described how IEEE co
 nnects individuals to technology\, research\, and the tech industry\, serv
 ing as a global platform for collaboration and learning. Dr. Razzak encour
 aged the inclusion of Robotics\, Artificial Intelligence (AI)\, and Softwa
 re Engineering (SWE) within IEEE activities\, emphasizing that such fields
  represent the future of innovation.\n\nDr. Razzak shared that he joined I
 EEE to contribute to the community and share knowledge\, describing it as 
 a hub of over 400\,000 registered members worldwide\, including a strong p
 resence in Bangladesh. He noted that many global tech giants and professio
 nals are associated with IEEE\, which reflects its prestige and influence.
 \n\nIn his inspiring speech\, Dr. Razzak elaborated on the nobility of res
 earch\, explaining its depth and discipline. He discussed the criteria for
  choosing research topics\, encouraging students to identify problems that
  have real-world acceptance and relevance within the community. Citing Tho
 mas Edison\, he emphasized that “failing 1000 times” in experiments st
 ill contributes to progress\, as each attempt adds to collective scientifi
 c understanding. He advised students to select specific\, narrow research 
 topics\, as meaningful contributions often come from depth rather than bre
 adth.\n\nDr. Razzak emphasized that research is a continuous learning proc
 ess—one cannot publish overnight. He illustrated how\, after the inventi
 on of Bubble Sort\, researchers sought improvement\, leading to the develo
 pment of Quick Sort and Merge Sort algorithms\, highlighting how innovatio
 n evolves through persistence and curiosity. He clarified that research do
 es not require perfect English\, but rather a strong algorithmic foundatio
 n and analytical reasoning.\n\nHe also discussed the classification of jou
 rnals\, such as Q1\, Q2\, and their importance in evaluating publication q
 uality. He advised students to focus on scientific research papers\, ensur
 ing originality and depth. According to him\, research should be about dig
 ging deep into a specific problem\, not collecting multiple unrelated idea
 s. The goal should be to read and understand existing papers\, implement m
 ethodologies\, compare results\, and develop original insights.\n\nDr. Raz
 zak shared valuable guidelines for an effective research approach—narrow
 ing down problems\, focusing on measurable performance metrics\, asking cl
 ear questions\, and using selective figures and analyses to support findin
 gs. He encouraged publishing in high-quality journals and reputable confer
 ences\, particularly those that are Q1\, Q2\, or UGC-approved\, to enhance
  visibility and credibility in the academic community.\n\nThe seminar conc
 luded with a strong message: research is not about quantity but depth. Stu
 dents were encouraged to focus on understanding\, implementing\, and innov
 ating within their chosen research domains. The event successfully inspire
 d participants to pursue meaningful research\, contribute to publications\
 , and embrace continuous learning as a lifelong goal.\n\nCo-sponsored by: 
 Green University of Bangladesh\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Md. Abdur Razzaque\, \n\
 nAgenda: \n-\nMotivational Speech by Associate Professor Dr. Faiz Al Faisa
 l\, Director of IT &amp; Acting Chairperson\, Dept. of CSE\, GUB\n\n-\nKeynote
  Speech by Professor Dr. Md. Abdur Razzaque\, SMIEEE\, Chairman\, Dept. of
  CSE\, University of Dhaka\n\n-\nDiscussion on IEEE’s Global Impact and 
 Research Opportunities\n\n-\nInsights on Research Methodologies and Academ
 ic Writing\n\n-\nInteractive Session on Emerging Technologies — Robotics
 \, AI\, and Software Engineering\n\nRoom: A-302\, Bldg: Admin Building\, G
 reen University of Bangladesh\, Purbachal American City\, Kanchan\, Rupgan
 j\, Narayanganj-1461\, Dhaka\, Bangladesh\, Narayanganj\, Dhaka\, Banglade
 sh\, 1461
LOCATION:Room: A-302\, Bldg: Admin Building\, Green University of Banglades
 h\, Purbachal American City\, Kanchan\, Rupganj\, Narayanganj-1461\, Dhaka
 \, Bangladesh\, Narayanganj\, Dhaka\, Bangladesh\, 1461
ORGANIZER:ieee_cs_sbc@green.edu.bd
SEQUENCE:43
SUMMARY:Seminar - From Draft to Publication: How to Write a Journal Manuscr
 ipt
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/509562
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;img style=&quot;display: block\; margin-left: 
 auto\; margin-right: auto\;&quot; src=&quot;https://events.vtools.ieee.org/vtools_ui
 /media/display/f694c054-d919-4a99-bb0f-fb8945da234a&quot; width=&quot;570&quot; height=&quot;3
 21&quot;&gt;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p dir=&quot;ltr&quot; style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;The session began wit
 h an address by Dr. Faiz Al Faysal (Associate Professor &amp;amp\; Director of
  IT)\, who highlighted Green University of Bangladesh&amp;rsquo\;s remarkable 
 achievements\, including securing 2nd place in Impact Ranking and 9th in S
 himago Ranking. He proudly mentioned the admission of foreign students fro
 m Nigeria\, emphasizing the university&amp;rsquo\;s growing global presence. M
 r. Faysal encouraged students and faculty to contribute to research throug
 h publications\, noting that to take GUB forward\, consistent research out
 put is essential. Drawing inspiration from the Holy Qur&amp;rsquo\;an\, he rem
 inded everyone that the very first revelation begins with the word &amp;ldquo\
 ;read\,&amp;rdquo\; symbolizing the importance of continuous learning and know
 ledge pursuit.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p dir=&quot;ltr&quot; style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;Dr. Faysal 
 also shared his personal journey with IEEE\, mentioning that he served as 
 the Treasurer of IEEE during his time at KUET (2007&amp;ndash\;2008). Through 
 IEEE\, he gained invaluable experiences\, including opportunities with Eku
 shey Television and the Bangladesh Navy. He highlighted that IEEE is an en
 ormous professional community and that being part of it adds significant v
 alue to one&amp;rsquo\;s CV and career growth. He concluded by expressing that
  IEEE programs have greatly inspired his professional and personal develop
 ment.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p dir=&quot;ltr&quot; style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;Following his addres
 s\, the keynote speech was delivered by Dr. Md Abdur Razzak (Professor &amp;am
 p\; Chairman Department of Computer Science and Engineering\, DU) who capt
 ivated the audience with his insights on the essence and nobility of resea
 rch. He began by explaining that the term IEEE itself resonates deeply\, a
 s it represents the home of technology\, innovation\, and knowledge sharin
 g. He described how IEEE connects individuals to technology\, research\, a
 nd the tech industry\, serving as a global platform for collaboration and 
 learning. Dr. Razzak encouraged the inclusion of Robotics\, Artificial Int
 elligence (AI)\, and Software Engineering (SWE) within IEEE activities\, e
 mphasizing that such fields represent the future of innovation.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p di
 r=&quot;ltr&quot; style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;Dr. Razzak shared that he joined IEE
 E to contribute to the community and share knowledge\, describing it as a 
 hub of over 400\,000 registered members worldwide\, including a strong pre
 sence in Bangladesh. He noted that many global tech giants and professiona
 ls are associated with IEEE\, which reflects its prestige and influence.&lt;/
 p&gt;\n&lt;p dir=&quot;ltr&quot; style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;In his inspiring speech\, D
 r. Razzak elaborated on the nobility of research\, explaining its depth an
 d discipline. He discussed the criteria for choosing research topics\, enc
 ouraging students to identify problems that have real-world acceptance and
  relevance within the community. Citing Thomas Edison\, he emphasized that
  &amp;ldquo\;failing 1000 times&amp;rdquo\; in experiments still contributes to pr
 ogress\, as each attempt adds to collective scientific understanding. He a
 dvised students to select specific\, narrow research topics\, as meaningfu
 l contributions often come from depth rather than breadth.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p dir=&quot;lt
 r&quot; style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;Dr. Razzak emphasized that research is a 
 continuous learning process&amp;mdash\;one cannot publish overnight. He illust
 rated how\, after the invention of Bubble Sort\, researchers sought improv
 ement\, leading to the development of Quick Sort and Merge Sort algorithms
 \, highlighting how innovation evolves through persistence and curiosity. 
 He clarified that research does not require perfect English\, but rather a
  strong algorithmic foundation and analytical reasoning.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p dir=&quot;ltr&quot;
  style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;He also discussed the classification of jou
 rnals\, such as Q1\, Q2\, and their importance in evaluating publication q
 uality. He advised students to focus on scientific research papers\, ensur
 ing originality and depth. According to him\, research should be about dig
 ging deep into a specific problem\, not collecting multiple unrelated idea
 s. The goal should be to read and understand existing papers\, implement m
 ethodologies\, compare results\, and develop original insights.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p di
 r=&quot;ltr&quot; style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;Dr. Razzak shared valuable guideline
 s for an effective research approach&amp;mdash\;narrowing down problems\, focu
 sing on measurable performance metrics\, asking clear questions\, and usin
 g selective figures and analyses to support findings. He encouraged publis
 hing in high-quality journals and reputable conferences\, particularly tho
 se that are Q1\, Q2\, or UGC-approved\, to enhance visibility and credibil
 ity in the academic community.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p dir=&quot;ltr&quot; style=&quot;text-align: justif
 y\;&quot;&gt;The seminar concluded with a strong message: research is not about qu
 antity but depth. Students were encouraged to focus on understanding\, imp
 lementing\, and innovating within their chosen research domains. The event
  successfully inspired participants to pursue meaningful research\, contri
 bute to publications\, and embrace continuous learning as a lifelong goal.
 &lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p style=&quot;text-align: justify\;&quot;&gt;&amp;nbsp\;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Agenda: &lt;br 
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 aisal&lt;/em&gt;\, Director of IT &amp;amp\; Acting Chairperson\, Dept. of CSE\, GUB
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 515&quot; data-end=&quot;574&quot;&gt;Insights on Research Methodologies and Academic Writin
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 Session on Emerging Technologies&lt;/strong&gt; &amp;mdash\; Robotics\, AI\, and Sof
 tware Engineering&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;/li&gt;\n&lt;/ul&gt;
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