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by angelbob
3936 days ago
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I'm pretty sure the guy running the department was a full professor, yeah. They don't say anything about how they get their data, which is a little odd. Yeah, the numbers on the second page seem more realistic to me. They give more like $95k for a full professor -- which, after Silicon Valley adjustment and the extra $30-$50k you mention is more like $130k-$175k for a full professor. That's much closer to what I've seen than $195k. So I think the first site is just wrong in how they're estimating, at least for CMU. |
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Those numbers are FOR CMU, and they are the only numbers we have for CMU. So I'm not really sure how this gets resolved.
> They give more like $95k for a full professor
No, they don't. They say $111,262 (see CS, not overall). Average. (And that's just salary -- a CS professor at a top school has plenty of built-in options for making money on the side.) So you're are assuming that one of the top CS schools in the country pays 15k below national avage.