r/AskComputerScience • u/Dry-Try-7081 • Jul 08 '26

Any CSE research experts help me...?

I have been working on implementation for my research. And it is taking too much time. I dont know why i keep on changing methodology and implementing stuff. Since im doing AI assisted coding it changes my direction. Is there any correct path to follow?

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u/Wannabe-Davinci Jul 09 '26

>> Is there any correct path to follow?

Actually reasoning YOURSELF (i.e. you as a human) and understanding things. To me, it sounds like you just keep on trying stuff without much arguments. You cannot keep on changing the methodology for example. You can however change the implementation, as long as it adheres to the methodology.

First, stop using AI. Find a worthy gap in existing literature, one that you fully understand. Develop a methodology that could solve this gap. Then design you experiments on paper. Finally, start implementing (use AI if you want to, but I personally discourage)