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Add Eugene Bagdasaryan to UMass Amherst by updating csrankings-e.csv #7464

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Contributing to CSrankings

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  • Use a reasonable title that explains what the PR corresponds to (as in, not "Update csrankings-x.csv").

  • Combine multiple updates to a single institution into a single PR.

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  • Do not modify any files except csrankings-[a-z].csv or (if needed) country-info.csv and old/industry.csv (see below).

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    convert some Google Scholar entries to formulas, corrupting the
    database. Use the GitHub user interface or a text editor like emacs or NotePad instead.

  • Insert new faculty in alphabetical order (not at the end) in the appropriate csrankings-[a-z].csv files. Do not modify csrankings.csv, which is auto-generated.

  • Check to make sure that you have no spaces after commas, or any missing fields.

  • Check to make sure the home page is correct.

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  • If a faculty member is not in a CS department or similar, include a comment explaining how they meet the inclusion criteria (see below).

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    faculty members on a given campus who can solely advise PhD students in
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    advise PhD students in CS can be included regardless of their home
    department. Provide justification, pointing to specific home pages
    showing how faculty not in a CS department meet the inclusion criteria,
    e.g. showing a courtesy appointment in CS.
    Faculty must also have a 75%+ time appointment (check
    old/industry.csv for faculty who are now more than 25% in industry).

Updating an affiliation or home page

  • Update affiliations, home pages, and Google Scholar entries by modifying csrankings-[a-z].csv. For the Google Scholar entry, just use the alphanumeric identifier in the middle of the URL. If none is there, put NOSCHOLARPAGE.

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  2. Do a shallow clone of your fork: git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/yourusername/CSrankings. This will only download the most recent commit, not the full git history.

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Validation failed (name needs to be spelled Eugene Bagdasaryan)

@emeryberger emeryberger merged commit 6a8aa26 into emeryberger:gh-pages Sep 20, 2024
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jay-tau pushed a commit to jay-tau/CSrankings that referenced this pull request Nov 1, 2024
…meryberger#7464)

* Add Eugene Bagdasaryan to Update csrankings-e.csv

* fixed website name

* added underscore

* Update csrankings-e.csv

* updated spelling
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