| Course title | |||||
| Mechanical Systems Engineering Laboratory II [Mechanical Systems Engineering Laboratory II] | |||||
| Course category | Requirement | Credit | 1 | ||
| Department | Year | ～ | Semester | ||
| Course type | Course code | WISE1001 | |||
| Instructor(s) | |||||
| 山根 敬 [YAMANE Takashi] | |||||
| Facility affiliation | University Research Administration Center | Office | Email address | ||
| Course description |
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This course will be offered jointly with a course "Multicultural comunication and transmission" for Graduate School of Agriculture and a course "Global Coordination" for Graduate School of BASE. In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and skills required as a member of an international joint research project in a global society that includes diversity. Students will also learn about the actual situation of international joint research through its background, related factors, and examples of researchers and coordinators including following abilities. 1. Understanding the background and structure of international joint research projects 2. Understanding the factors involved in coordinating within a project team, including diversity 3. Coordination and communication skills required as a researcher 4. Ability to build relationships including diversity and to coordinate problems |
| Expected Learning |
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1. Correctly understand the reality of international joint research projects and recognize the positioning of your own research 2. Objectively grasp one's own research ability, information collection/dissemination ability, language ability, cross-cultural understanding ability, and relationship building ability. To become conscious of the skills and abilities that should be acquired in the future. 3. Broaden your horizons when considering your future career as a researcher |
| Course schedule |
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*The following is a plan. The schedule is subject to change depending on the number of students. 1. What is an international joint research project? 2. communication theory 3. Intercultural Studies, Understanding Diversity 4. Example of International joint research in the field of agriculture 5. Example of International joint research in the field of engineering 6. Current Status of International Joint Research Projects in Interdisciplinary Fields 7. Introduction of cultural and interdisciplinary research in each field (1) 8. Introduction of cultural and interdisciplinary research in each field (2) 9. Introduction of cultural and interdisciplinary research in each field (3) [Supplemental explanation] The following classes will be offered in addition to the above as "Multicultural comunication and transmission" or "Global Coordination". In WISE Program, by completing those classes and submitting a report, students can apply for credit as "Extended WISE Seminar (1 credit)." For more information on WISE courses, please refer to the course guide of WISE. 10. Ability to build relationships and coordinate issues in diversity 11. Possibility of Interdisciplinary Research 12. Approach to international challenges (1) 13. Approach to international challenges (2) 14. Approach to international challenges (3) 15. Presentation/Summary |
| Prerequisites |
| A required course for WISE students in Master course. |
| Required Text(s) and Materials |
| PPT slides and Handout in class |
| References |
| Assessment/Grading |
| Participation in discussion 50%, reaction paper 20%, presentation 15%, report 15% |
| Message from instructor(s) |
| Active participation in discussion is expected in each class. |
| Course keywords |
| international community, research and development, project, coordination, diversity |
| Office hours |
| Please make an appointment by email. (horikiri@go.tuat.ac.jp) |
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| Last update |
| 3/28/2023 7:44:57 PM |