21016128
一般理工学GSE501z
3年, 4年前学期火5
日本の科学と技術A
Science and Technology in Japan A
中井 日佐司・Choo Cheow Keong
単位区分
単位数: 2単位必修 | 課程・類・プログラム | 種別 |
|---|---|---|
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主題および達成目標
(a)主題:技術者と
(b)達成目標:セミナー形式の
(c)
(a) Subject: In order to gain a perspective for the future as engineers and researchers, this course examines the characteristics of research and development in Japan through the changes related to science and technology.
(b) Objectives: To deepen the understanding of the subject through mutual questioning and discussion among the participants in seminar-style classes. Also, to develop objectivity in one's own opinions through the presentation of research related to the subject.
(c) Other: Although this course is designed for international students, Japanese students are also welcome to attend.
前もって履修しておくべき科目
なし
None.
前もって履修しておくことが望ましい科目
なし
None.
教科書等
プリントおよび
Print and web resources are available.
授業内容とその進め方
2人の
(a) 主題 (前半後半共通)
所属類・プログラムに
(b) 達成目標(前半後半共通)
所属類・プログラムに
(c) 副読本等(前半後半共通)
授業中に
(d) 授業内容
第 1回:前半・後半を
前半
第 2回:環境と
第 3回:実際の
第 4回:地球環境と
第 5回:二酸化炭素CO2と
第 6回:二酸化炭素CO2と
第 7回:日本の
第 8回:UECコミュニケーション・ミュージアム見学講義(通信技術:三橋先生)
後半
第 9回:類・プログラムに
第10回:所属類に
第11回:学会誌の
第12回:話題決定・要件設定
第13回:ポスター作成準備:紹介内容の
第14回:ポスター作成
第15回:各人に
[授業の
毎回の
* 前回の
* 今回の
* 担当者への
最終回は
Two teachers will be in charge of different topics ('Environment, Energy and its Technology (Choo)' and 'Analytical Technology and Japanese Science and Technology (Nakai)').
The content and teaching methods of each class are as follows.
(a) Subjects (common to both first and second semesters).
To investigate, understand and share with other students the methods of analysis and measurement in your department or faculty.
(b) Objectives (common to first and second semester).
To be able to explain the significance, principles, examples and perspectives of analysis and measurement methods relevant to your faculty/department.
(c) Supplementary reading.
To be introduced in class.
(d) Class content.
1: Class description and registration for the first and second halves
First half: "Environment, Energy and Technology (Choo)"
2: Environment and law
3: Real social life and its relation to the environment
4: Global environment and environmental pollution
5: Carbon dioxide CO2 and the environment (1)
6: Carbon dioxide CO2 and the environment (2)
7: Japanese science and technology, history of UEC and technology developed
8: Tour of the UEC Communication Museum (Communication Technology)
Second half. "Measurement technology and Japanese science and technology (Nakai)"
9: Exploring of interests related to your department.
10: Exploring and reporting on academic societies relevant to your department to which you belong.
11: Research your presentation content from the journals.
12: Deciding on a theme and setting requirements.
13: Poster preparation: outline and confirm introductory content.
14: Poster preparation: making layout.
15: Individual poster presentation and critique.
How to proceed Each class will proceed as follows.
* Review, sharing and discussion of previous assignments.
* Presentation of the current assignment and implementation of the assignment by each student.
* Report back to the person in charge.
Student poster presentations will be given in the final class.
授業時間外の学習
前半:授業内容に
後半:文献調査を
First half: a brief assignment related to the content of the course.
Second half: a literature review may be required.
成績評価方法および評価基準
(a)評価基準
セミナー形式の
師を
が
に
準と
(b) 評価方
成績評価 = (70%:質問・討論への
(a) Evaluation criteria
As this is a seminar-style class, it is highly significant that
all seminar participants (including the teacher) form their own
logic and knowledge through questioning and discussion. Therefore,
the minimum achievement criteria for obtaining credits are as
follows.
(1) As a rule, all assignments for each class must be
completed on the same day,
(2) To give a presentation.
(b) Evaluation method
Grading = (70%: participation in questions and discussions) +
(30%: reports, presentations and homework)
オフィスアワー・授業相談
月〜金の
Lunch break Monday to Friday. Consultations are available at other
times.
学生へのメッセージ
自分の
ことができる」ようになっていなければなりません. なぜなら
聴く
なければならないからです. このような
に
得られると
る
In order for others to understand your opinion, you must first be
able to "listen" to other people's opinions. This is because, in
order to listen to other people's opinions, you have to look at
your own opinions objectively and use them as a basis for
understanding other people's opinions.
It is said that the conclusions obtained from an exchange of opinions
with an awareness of this - good discussion - are not only in
proportion to the number of participants, but also to the square or
cube of that number. Please make use of this class as a training
opportunity to acquire new concepts and knowledge by deepening the
discussion.
その他
なし。
None.