| Course title | |||||
| ハードウェア実験 [Hardware Experiments] | |||||
| Course category | technology speciality courses | Requirement | Credit | 4 | |
| Department | Year | ～ | Semester | YearLong | |
| Course type | YearLong | Course code | 106i8109 | ||
| Instructor(s) | |||||
| 久保 謙哉 [KUBO Kenya] | |||||
| Facility affiliation | Graduate School of Agriculture | Office | Email address | ||
| Course description |
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Select a technological field in which you are involved or a product that is the result of your research, and investigate and analyze the actual conditions of the management strategy and the latest technological trends in the field. After clarifying the positioning of the research theme, the significance of the research, the functional performance required by the market, and the superiority of the product over competing technologies will be discussed. The research theme is then analyzed. Through these activities, students will develop their skills in trend analysis, benchmarking, etc. ＜Applied Development Program Using the industrial technology field related to the "thesis theme" of each student as a case study, research and analyze the status of conventional technology development and R&D based on theses, journals, exhibitions, company interviews, and so on. The students investigate and analyze the status of conventional technological development and research and development based on dissertations, journals, exhibitions, company interviews, and so on. Based on the results, the novelty and usefulness of their own theme will be clarified and reflected in their dissertation. This will enable students to predict trends in technological fields and develop future plans and benchmarking skills. This program is designed to cultivate the ability to predict trends in technological fields and plan for the future, as well as benchmarking skills. ＜Business Management Program The students will investigate and analyze the actual conditions of research and development and commercialization by taking up examples of research and development and commercialization at specific companies and institutions related to their "research project proposal" or "dissertation theme" as cases. The students will investigate and analyze the actual conditions of research and development and commercialization. Based on the results, the students will clarify the superiority and positioning of the conception and content of their own themes, and reflect them in their proposals. Through this process, students will develop the ability to predict trends in research and development toward commercialization and to formulate future plans, as well as benchmarking skills. ＜Business Trial Program The students will investigate and analyze the actual conditions of R&D and commercialization by taking up as cases examples of R&D and commercialization at specific companies and institutions related to the "research project proposal" or "dissertation theme". The students will investigate and analyze the actual conditions of research and development and commercialization. Based on the results, students will clarify the superiority, novelty, business model, and business potential of the idea and content of their own theme, and reflect them in their proposal or dissertation. Through this process, students will develop the ability to predict trends in business development and formulate business plans for commercialization. |
| Expected Learning |
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Students will acquire the ability to conduct research and analysis. Perspectives on the diploma policy of this subject: C |
| Course schedule |
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1st Orientation 2ndDetermination of survey policy 3rdDevelopment of research plan 4th~13th Report on the status of the survey (Students will report on the progress of their own survey under the guidance of the instructor, conduct a literature review, make a presentation, and have a discussion). (Students will report on the progress of their own research under the guidance of the instructor. (Students will develop their research independently by making use of guidance and advice from other researchers.) (2) Literature and paper introduction (Students will read relevant papers and literature on products and markets according to their own research policy. (2) Clarify the position of the business plan through the research. (Students will clarify the positioning of their business plan through the research.) 14th Presentation of results 15th Final presentation and critique (The order may be changed depending on the situation and progress of the students.) The following items are recommended to be included in the research presentation and report. Relevance to the field study and the theme of the student's own research Research objectives and methods Research information and analysis Conclusion and discussion (focusing on information on the commercialization environment) |
| Prerequisites |
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This is a required course, and it is recommended that students take it in their first year. In addition to the time required for the seminar and its preparation, students are required to complete a self-study course equivalent to the standard number of hours required by the University of Tokyo. In addition to the time required for the seminar and its preparation, students are required to complete self-study equivalent to the standard number of hours required by the university. The student must prepare a written report and present it within the department to receive credit for the seminar. The style of the report should be in accordance with the instructions of the supervising professor. |
| Required Text(s) and Materials |
| The supervising instructor will specify the style of the report as appropriate. |
| References |
| To be assigned by the supervising professor as appropriate. |
| Assessment/Grading |
| Assessment will be based on the final report and presentation (60%), materials, presentation, and discussion in the seminar (20%), and attitude toward these in daily life (20%). |
| Message from instructor(s) |
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| Office hours |
| Please make an appointment by email: hideki-hayashida@go.tuat.ac.jp |
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| Lecture Language |
| Japanese |
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| Last update |
| 4/4/2023 4:54:22 AM |