tbc
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Hello,
My friend and I designed an novel circuit, which we are trying to get published. We did the design, got the simulation results and wrote the report to be published.
When we submitted the report to our professor to revise and make changes. What he did was, did the revision, redid layout of the circuit and then placed his name as the first author, made me the second author and my friend the final author. This I think was totally unfair and uncalled for.
Throughout the whole circuit design, he did not help one bit. Now he is hogging all the credit. Whats worse is that he removed the acknowledgment section, in which we state that this was a part of our class project and we thanked the university.
So my main question is does it matter in IEEE Publication, whose name comes first? Also, if someone else sees the paper will he think we did less of the work? Thirdly, is there a way I can put in the paper that we contributed more than the professor.
I am really stuck. I do not want to ruin my chances with the professor because he is also my thesis advisor.
Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Regards
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