| Course title | |||||
| 材料力学Ⅰ [Mechanics of Materials I] | |||||
| Course category | technology speciality courses | Requirement | Credit | 4 | |
| Department | Year | ～ | Semester | ||
| Course type | Course code | 106i8559 | |||
| Instructor(s) | |||||
| 宮地 悟代, 山本 明保 [MIYAJI Godai, YAMAMOTO Akiyasu] | |||||
| Facility affiliation | Scleroprotein and Leather Research Institute | Office | Kose'Lab | Email address | |
| Course description |
| Acquire practical information gathering and analysis skills by gathering and analyzing technical and market information, including social trends, necessary for formulating their own "research project proposal" or "dissertation. As an in-house entrepreneur/venture company president, develop a business plan proposal to propose a new business or start a venture company and reflect it in the research project proposal/dissertation. |
| Expected Learning |
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The student has acquired the ability to conduct research and analysis. Perspectives of Diploma Policy for this subject: ( C ) |
| Course schedule |
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Session 1st Orientation Session 2nd Determination of the theme and policy of commercialization Session 3rdPlanning of commercialization (1st business model canvas creation) Session 4th to Session 13th (For each research, we will review the 3C (Competitor, Company Customer) analysis, STP, Positioning Map, SOW-TOWS analysis, VARIO analysis, and 4C (VARIO) analysis, which are frameworks to examine marketability and Business Feasibility. Analysis, VARIO analysis, 4C (Cost, Customer value, Convenience, Communication)/4P (Product, Price, Place Promotion) analysis, 5-force analysis, value chain analysis, etc., and patent analysis. The students will also conduct patent analysis, create a second business model canvas, confirm customer needs, and further develop their research on business feasibility by utilizing faculty members' and third parties' guidance and advice. (The students will proceed under the direction of the faculty members in charge, report on their progress, conduct a literature review, make presentations, and engage in discussion.) (2) Introduction of literature and papers (Students will read relevant journal papers and literature on products and markets according to their research policy. (Students will clarify the position of their business plan through the research.) Session 14th meeting (presentation at a venture pitch inside and outside the university, participation in an acceleration program) Session 15th Final presentation and critique (The order may be changed depending on the situation and progress of the students.) The following items should be included in the research presentation and report. Relevance to the research topic and the applicant's research theme Research Objectives and Methods Research information and analysis Conclusion and discussion (focusing on information on the commercialization environment) Project proposal/business proposal + Coverage of technology management and business trials |
| Prerequisites |
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This course is compulsory and must be taken in the first or second year. In addition to the time required for the seminar and its preparation, students must complete a self-study course equivalent to the standard number of hours needed for the University. In addition to the time required to conduct and prepare for the seminar, students must complete self-study equivalent to the standard number of hours needed for the University. The student must present at an off-campus venture pitch, acceleration program, business contest, etc., before the presentation in the major. The presentation in the major should be the presentation's content made outside the University before the presentation in the Department of Industrial Technology and Innovation. The student must prepare and present a written report within the major to receive credit. The style of the report should be by the instructions of the supervising professor. |
| Required Text(s) and Materials |
| The faculty advisor will specify the bookes/ journals as appropriate. |
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| Assessment/Grading |
| Gradin evaluation will be based on the final report and presentation (40%), materials, presentation, and discussion in the seminar (30%), and attitude toward them in daily life (30%). |
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| Office hours |
| To be assigned by the supervising professor as appropriate. |
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| Lecture Language |
| Japanese |
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| Last update |
| 4/6/2023 1:20:01 PM |