(2011)

Syllabus of Subjects
Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
The University of Tokushima
Chapter 1 MASTER’s DEGREE
Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering . . . .
Civil and Environmental Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mechanical Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Earth and Life Environmental Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chemical Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Biological Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ecosystem Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Systems Innovation Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Electrical and Electronic Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . .
Information Science and Intelligent Systems . . . . . . . .
Optical Systems Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2
3
3
50
90
90
126
165
207
207
252
287

Chapter 2 DOCTOR’s DEGREE
Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering . . . .
Civil and Environmental Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mechanical Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Earth and Life Environmental Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chemical Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Biological Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ecosystem Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Systems Innovation Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

331
332
332
366
402
402
428
452
480

Electrical and Electronic Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . .
Information Science and Intelligent Systems . . . . . . . .
Optical Systems Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

480
521
547

Chapter 1
MASTER’s DEGREE

Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Civil and Environmental Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Mechanical Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Earth and Life Environmental Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Chemical Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Biological Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
Ecosystem Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Systems Innovation Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
Electrical and Electronic Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
Information Science and Intelligent Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252
Optical Systems Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental EngineeringIntelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering — Civil and Environmental Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Advanced Water Circulation Engineering . . . TAMURA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . . . . 4
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Advanced slope disaster reduction . . . Jiang . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Advanced Soil Structure Earthquake Resistance Design . . . Ohsumi . . . . . . . . . 30

Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Long-term Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・Advanced Environmental Ecology . . . Kamada・Kawaguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Advanced Geotechnical Engineering . . . Uzuoka・Ueno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Presentation Method (M) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . . 12
Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Venture Business (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Advanced Earthquake Engineering . . . Mikami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Advanced Disaster Reduction Engineering . . . Nakano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Advanced Soil Mechanics . . . Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
City and Transport System Planning . . . Yamanaka・Sanada・WATANABE . . . . . . . . . 33

Advanced reinforced concrete engineering . . . Ueda・Watanabe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Advanced Lecture in Technical English . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Technical English Conversation . . . McDonald・Mikami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Advanced Structural Design . . . Nagao・Noda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Urban and Regional Planning . . . Kondo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

• Common Subjects

Advanced building construction . . . Miyamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Applied Fluid Dynamics . . . Ishihara・Muto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Advanced Structural Dynamics . . . Nagao・Noda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Advanced Fracture and Structural Mechanics . . . Nariyuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Advanced Properties of Material . . . Hashimoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Project Management . . . Namerikawa・Morimoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Principles of Disaster Risk . . . Kozuki・Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
mitigation engineering . . . Yamanaka・Kozuki・Nakanishi・Hirai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Information Engineering of Regional Environment . . . Okushima . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

• Specialized Exercise and Experiments
Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering Seminar . . . Teacher of course 46• Departmental Subjects

Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering Exercise . . . Teacher of course 47

Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics . . . Michihiro 20
Solid State Ionics . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena . . . Imai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Diﬀerential Equations . . . Fukagai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Advanced Computational Science . . . Takeuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science . . . Kohda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Advanced applied analysis . . . Okamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
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Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering Laboratory . . . Teacher of course
48
Advanced Internship on Civil and Environmental Engineering . . . Teacher ofcourse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei 延 4 日間 集中講義
，各集中講義全時間 出席 要．
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方-特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識-特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)
13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)

14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216756
Studenti For the course students and other graduate school students.
Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ， 政
府 平成 14
16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」
実施 ，
目標
達成
，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei 遅刻 授業中 私語 厳禁．悪質 場合 ，退場処分， 以
後 受講 認場合，注意． 講師 都 合，多少変更 可能性．
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216805
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (M)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5),“Project Management”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216616
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled
in the doctor former term course. And, the number of taking lecture people isrestricted to do intensive learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.)
It is selected with some means in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Long-term Internship (M)

6 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor. Students who want to take an exam of registered architect need to
execute practical training about architectural design or construction management
in company or governmental oﬃce.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=222141
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishida (The Center for Innovation and Creativity Development, +81-88656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in yourcourse or coordinators of this program.
 Practice place of students who want to take an exam of registered architect iscompany or governmental oﬃce which is possible to work about architectural—7—

design or construction management. Advisor of the case is first-class registeredarchitect who is recognized by the department.

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込， 連絡先 記載
「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先， 地域創生
玉有 問合.
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施．日程等 決定掲示HP
公表
注意． << 参考; 平成 22 年度
特論 >>「上勝学舎」「常三島」
集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生) 上勝学舎地
域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1 回 ∼ 第12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月 谷温泉
交流会 行 ． 参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali
1. 本授業，現在求地域再生 観点，
力 他 ，
戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視
．
2.
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握
，協働
場 提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei
1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)
当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei 授業中 数冊紹介
予定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216843
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled in
the course. And, the number of taking lecture people is restricted to do intensive
learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.) It is selected with somemeans in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering http://www.cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp/kamikatsu/article/0018658.html → 上勝学
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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Presentation Method (M)

2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216874
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Internship (M)

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or government oﬃces of 90 hours. Their fulfilment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship. Students who want to take an exam ofregistered architect need to execute practical training about architectural design
or construction management in company or governmental oﬃce.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=222142
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei
 A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about thislecture to their supervisers.
 Practice place of students who want to take an exam of registered architect iscompany or governmental oﬃce which is possible to work about architecturaldesign or construction management. Advisor of the case is first-class registeredarchitect who is recognized by the department.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Venture Business (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216597
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Applied Fluid Dynamics

2 units (selection)

Kunihiko Ishihara · Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Yasunori Muto · Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This subject is concerned with flood flow, sediment transport and riverbed

variation. The aim of this subject is to understand fundamentals of thosephenomena, as well as of various solution methods for river designing andmanagement.
Outlinei Firstly, characteristics of flood flow and riverbed variation are interpreted
and the basic equations of those phenomena are deduced and presented. Secondly,
turbulence characteristics of the river flow and sediment transport mechanism
are lectured in detail. Then solution methods toward various problems on river
designing and management are introduced, in relation to how the fundamental
knowledge is applied to the solution.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi flood flow, turbulent flow, sediment transport, riverbed variation, river
designing
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Disaster Reduction Engineering”(0.7), “Advanced
Water Circulation Engineering”(0.7)
Requirementi Fundamental knowlege of hydraulics and river engineering isnecessary.
Noticei not specified.
Goali fundamentals of flood flow, sediment transport and riverbed variation are
understood, and idea and basic application methods of such fundamentals towardpractical problems are mastered.
Schedulei
1. guidance (problems on river designing and management)
2. basic equations of river flow
3. turbulence structure of river flow (1)4. turbulence structure of river flow (2)5. experimental methods (1)6. sediment transport mechanism
7. fomulas of sediment transport
8. riverbed variation
9. experimental methods (2)10. numerical models for river flow

11. numerical models for riverbed variation
12. observational methods
13. examples of river designing (1)14. examples of river designing (2)15. self-forming process of channel and regime theorem
Evaluation Criteriai Reports
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216579
Studenti only for specified course
Contacti⇒ Muto (A415, +81-88-656-7329, muto yas@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Structural Dynamics

2 units (selection)

Fumiaki Nagao · Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Minoru Noda · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To understand the dynamic response and control of structures
Outlinei In the first half of the semester, following the ’Introduction on Structural

Dynamics’ learned in under graduate course, methodologies to construct thephysical and mathematical models of structural oscillations are reviewed andmeanings of their mathematical solutions are examined again in physicalstandpoint. In the latter half, random vibration theories based on the statistics andprobability and passive and active structural oscillation control are introduced.
For the purpose to deepen the understanding, many exercises are prepared.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi analysis of dynamic response, analysis of random vibrations, controlof dynamic response
Fundamental Lecturei “Stractural Dynamics and Exercise”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Structural Design”(0.5)
Goali To understand the dynamic response and control of structures
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Basic descriptive properties of random data
3. Joint properties of random data
4. Theory of stationary random processes
5. Models of random excitations
6. Stochastic responses of SDOF systems
7. Stochastic responses of MDOF systems
8. Stochastic responses of continuous systems
9. Design of structures for random excitations
10. Controls of vibrations
11. Passive vibration control
12. Semi-acvtive vibration control
13. Acvtive vibration control
14. Aerodynamic vibration of structures
15. Control of Aerodynamic vibration of structures
Evaluation Criteriai evaluated by attitude in class (80%) and reports (20%)
Textbooki To be introduced in the class

Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216707
Contacti⇒ Nagao (A515, +81-88-656-9443, fumi@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)
⇒ Noda (A514, +81-88-656-7323, noda@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)— 16 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Fracture and Structural Mechanics

2 units (selection)

Yoshifumi Nariyuki · Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To understand method of matrix displacement analysis of plane framed

structures which is widely used as a suitable method for computer programming.
Outlinei First, method of matrix displacement analysis of plane framed structurs
is explained. Next, some problems are given for exercises in analysis of them.
Finally, term examination is set. This class is a seminar type using textbook
written in English.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi framed structure, matrix displacement method, plane frame, elastic
analysis, English textbook
Fundamental Lecturei “Structural Mechanics 1”(1.0), “Structural Mechanics 3”(1.0), “Applied Structural Mechanics”(0.8), “Structural Analysis with Exercise”(0.8)

Relational Lecturei “Advanced building construction”(0.5), “Advanced Civil andEnvironmental Engineering Seminar”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduate-level structure mechanics.
Noticei Students are required to do two hours preparation and two hours review

for each lesson.
Goali To understand method of matrix displacement analysis of plane frames
Schedulei
1. Guidance/A few historical remarks(pp.1-10)
2. Basic considerations of structural analysis 1(pp.11-16)
3. Basic considerations of structural analysis 2/Determinate and indeterminate
structures(pp.16-21)
4. Methods of analysis (pp.21-26)
5. Displacement method/Stiﬀness matrix of a bar element subjected to axial
force(pp.26-33)
6. Bar structure stiﬀness matrix(pp.33-39)
7. Some properties of stiﬀness matrices/Stiﬀness matrix of a bar element
subjected to torsion(pp.39-44)
8. Stiﬀness matrix of a beam element (pp.44-47)
9. Assembly of the structure stiﬀness matrix by the direct stiﬀness method1(pp.47-54)

10. Assembly of the structure stiﬀness matrix by the direct stiﬀness method2(pp.54-59)
11. Symmetrical geometry(pp.59-64)
12. Further remarks on prescribed displacements(pp.64-70)
13. Problem exercises(pp.71-72)
14. Problem exercises(pp.72-73)
15. Term examination
16. Restoration of answer papers and comments
Evaluation Criteriai Term examination and report are marked out of 60 and 40
respectively and those marks are summed up. The passing mark is 60.
Textbooki Matrix and finite element displacement analysis of structures, D.J.
DAWE, Clarendon press, Oxford, 1984
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216812
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nariyuki (A510, +81-88-656-7326, nariyuki@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)— 17 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Properties of Material

2 units (selection)

Chikanori Hashimoto · Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Understanding on the relationship between micro-structures and macro-properties of construction materials paticularly concrete using waste orby-products in a concept of sustainable materials cycling society.
Outlinei It is necessary undersatanding appropriate material for a construction
method to satisfy the required performances in each civil work. For this reason,
it is very important to understand the relationship between micro-structuresand macro-mechanical propterties of concrete or material using waste orby-products roperties for construction materials. And, it is introduced a concept
on construction material in sustainable material cycling society.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi construction material, concrete, susatinable cycling society
Relational Lecturei “Advanced reinforced concrete engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi No requirement.
Noticei When several foreign students are studying lecture, Oﬃcial language isEnglish and Japanese, but main language is English.
Goali Understanding on the relationship between micro-structures and macroproperties of construction materials particularly eco-concrete.
Schedulei
1. Guidance on lecture
2. Portland cement concrete(1)3. Portland cement concrete(2)4. Sulphur concrete(1)5. Sulphur concrete(2)6. Phosphate cement
7. Magnesium oxychloride and oxysulphate cements
8. Regulated cement
9. High alumina cement
10. Alkali-aggregate reaction
11. Biological attack and unsoundness of cements containing MgO and CaO
12. Frost action(1)13. Frost action(2)14. Carbonation shrinkage
15. Sea water attack

16. Comments for Reports on Concrete
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate by presantation in the lecture and reports for eachsubject.
Textbooki Ramachandran,V.S.,Feldman,R.F. and Beaudoin,J.J.:Concrete Science,
Chap.810,Heyden & Son Ltd,1981.
Referencei
 Standard Specificatiin for Concrete JACE.
 Okada,K. and Muguruma,H. Ed.,Concrete Handbook,Asakura Co. Ltd,1981.
 Nevill,A.M.:Properties of concrete,Fourth and Final Ed.,Pearson Education,
2002.
Webpagei http:///www.ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp/ksys/mizuguchi.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216671
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other faculty and university
Contacti⇒ Hashimoto (A505, +81-88-656-7321, chika@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜日 14:35∼ 16:05< 昼間>，金曜日 18:00∼ 19:30<
夜間主>)Notei It is necessary getting the unit of lecture and understanding the lecture for2 hours to preparae of the lecture for 2 hours and review of the lectute for 2
hours.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Project Management

2 units (selection)

Susumu Namerikawa · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this lecture is to understand PMBOK (Project Management

Body of Knowledge), which is global standard in project management.
Outlinei This lecture is outlined as follows: A)Current of global standardize
pivoted on U.S. in project management. B)PMBOK (Project Management Bodyof Knowledge), which is global standard in project management.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi PMBOK
Fundamental Lecturei “Construction Management”(0.2)
Goali Understanding of project management body of knowledge
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Project and Project Management
3. Initiating Processes
4. Project Charter
5. Scope and WBS
6. Resource Planning and Estimate
7. Control of Project Planning 1
8. Control of Project Planning 2
9. Develop Project Planning 1
10. Develop Project Planning 2
11. Develop Project Team
12. Performance Measurement Baseline
13. Change Control
14. Closing Processes
15. Professional Responsibility
16. Semester Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement level of the target is evaluated by the semester
examination. Score of 60points or over is required to clear the target.
Textbooki Textbook is ibtroduced in the class. Realted documents is distributed
to students.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216876
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department

Contacti⇒ Namerikawa (A412, +81-88-656-9877, namerikawa@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示 参照)

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the quantum mechanics.
Outlinei Basics of quantum mechanics are introduced.
Stylei Lecture

Keywordi quantum mechanics
Goali To understand the outline of quantum mechanics.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Variational method
3. Lagrangian
4. Hamiltonian
5. Poisson’s bracket expression
6. Quantization
7. Operator
8. Wavefunction
9. Expectation value
10. Schrödinger equation
11. Example (1) the square well potential
12. Example (2) the linear harmonic oscillator
13. Angular momentum
14. Example (3) hydrogen atom
15. Heisenberg equation
16. Field quantization
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216866
Contacti⇒ Yoshitaka Michihiro (A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 20 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Solid State Ionics

2 units (selection)

Koichi Nakamura · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces topics in solid state ionics, conduction mechanism

in ionic conductors and techniques to study solid state ionics.
Outlinei Basic experimental and theoretical approaches to understand solid state
ionics are introduced and discussed in terms of ”ion dynamic” in ionic/superionic
conductors.
Keywordi ionic conductor, ionic diﬀusion, secondary battery
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. To understand basic physical and chemical properties of ionic conductors.
2. To understand basic technique to study ionic conductors.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to solid state ionics
2. Band theory and conduction mechanism
3. Defect in Ionic crystal
4. Diﬀusion in solid
5. Diﬀusion mechanism in solid
6. Solid electrolyte - Oxides, Silver halide 7. Solid electrolyte - Li compounds 8. Mixed conductor
9. Electrical conductivity measurement
10. Electrical conductivity on ionic conductors
11. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
12. Relaxation model in NMR
13. NMR on ionic conductors
14. Application - Ion secondary batteries 15. Topics and Future in solid state ionics
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216654
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (A216, koichi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Imai · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To learn the to analyze the mathematical phenomena.
Outlinei Methods used in analysis of mathematical phenomena are introduced.

Especially, those in numerical analysis are focused on.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi mathematics, numerical analysis
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Computational Science”(0.5)
Requirementi Only the premise that have studied basic mathematics.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
Goali Being able to understand a numerical scheme to one-dimensional boundary
value problems for the Poisson equation
Schedulei
1. Introduction to computer
2. Common sense in numerical computation
3. High-speed computation (Parallel computing)
4. Finite diﬀerence method I
5. Finite diﬀerence method II
6. Finite diﬀerence method III
7. Finite diﬀerence method IV
8. Finite element method I
9. Finite element method II
10. Finite element method III
11. Finite element method IV
12. Boundary element method I
13. Boundary element method II
14. Boundary element method III
15. Iterative method
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216714
Contacti— 22 —⇒ Imai(A220, +81-88-656-7541, The inquiry by means of the cellular phoneor E-mail is not acceptable) (Office Hour: Office hours: Thursday 14:00-1
5:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental EngineeringDiﬀerential Equations

2 units (selection)

Nobuyoshi Fukagai · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Introduction to mathematical theory of diﬀerential equations.
Outlinei Boundary value problems of second order linear diﬀerential equations.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi 微分方程式 境界値問題, Sturm-Liouville 問題
Goali To be familiar with Sturm-Louville type equations.
Schedulei

1. Introduction
2. Helmholtz’s equation
3. Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions
4. Green’s function
5. Residue analysis
6. Expansion of Green’s function
7. Fourier series
8. Existence theorem
9. Sturm-Liouville problems
10. Characteristic function
11. Solvability of boundary value problems
12. Basic estimates
13. Distribution of eigenvalues
14. Eigenfunction expansion
15. Review
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation will be based on assignments.
Referencei 望月清 ·『数理物理 微分方程式』 培風館
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216853
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ 工学部数学教室 (A棟219室) (Office Hour: 木曜日 15:00∼ 16:00)
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Computational Science2 units (selection)

Toshiki Takeuchi · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class provides the basic technology for numerical calculation for thediﬀerential equation.
Outlinei The numerical calculation methods for the diﬀerential equation are
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi numerical analysis, numerical computation, diﬀerential equation
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 I”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 II”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(1.0),“Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Requirementi Students have to understand basic mathematics of undergraduatelevel.
Goali To understand principle of numerical calculation methods.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to numerical simulation
2. Mathematical model
3. Lagrange interpolation
4. Spline interpolation
5. Least squares method
6. Finite diﬀerence method
7. Arbitrary precision formula
8. Application to ordinary diﬀerential equation
9. Application to partial diﬀerential equation
10. Gauss-Seidel method
11. Successive Over-Relaxation method
12. Explicit method
13. Implicit method
14. Crank-Nicolson method
15. Numerical instabilities
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216626
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 24 —⇒ Takeuchi (A206, +81-88-656-7544, takeuchi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 木曜日 14:00-15:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science2 units (selection)

Atsuhito Kohda · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Mathematical theory and technique for analysis of engineering phenomena
Outlinei Mathematical theory to analyze problems in engineering and its

application, mainly theory and technique of diﬀerential equations
Stylei Lecture
Relational Lecturei “Advanced applied analysis”(0.2), “Diﬀerential Equations”(0.2)

Requirementi If you like undergraduate-level mathematics, it will be suﬃcient.
Goali To be familiar with mathematical theory, that helps engineering study.
Schedulei

1. Theory of sets and maps
2. Cardinal numbers and bijection
3. Equivalence relations and cryptography
4. Linear space and tensor
5. Vector analysis and diﬀerential form
6. Cauchy’s theorem and vector analysis
7. Diﬀerential form and Cauchy’s theorem
8. Projective plane
9. Quadratic curves and projective plane
10. All quadratic curves are circles?
11. The index of vector fields
12. Applications of the index:fundamental theorem of algebra
13. Vector fields on the unit sphere
14. Why there is the north pole on the earth
15. Mathematics and computers
16. Summary
Webpagei http://math1.pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp/lecture/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216710
Contacti⇒ Kohda (A211, +81-88-656-7546, kohda@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜 12:00∼ 13:00)— 25 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced applied analysis

2 units (selection)

Kuniya Okamoto · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To learn the functional analytic methods which are basic tools formathematical sciences.
Outlinei This subject provides basic theory of functional analysis which isconsidered as linear algebra in infinite-dimensional spaces. Functional analytic
approaches to phenomena described by diﬀerential equations are introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Relational Lecturei “Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science”(0.5)
Goali To apply the theory of modern analysis and recognize its significant role.
Schedulei
1. Diﬀerential equations and their solutions
2. Exponential of matrices 1
3. Uniqueness of solutions
4. Existence of solutions
5. Eigenvalues and eigenspaces
6. Projective representation
7. Exponential of matrices 2
8. Generalized eigenvalue problems
9. Dunford integrals
10. Holomorphic functions of matrices
11. Solution curve and stability
12. Stability of solutions
13. Ljapunov’s method
14. Nonlinear case
15. Linear approximations
16. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Referencei 『新微分方程式対話』 笠原晧司著，日本評論社
Webpagei http://math9.pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp/lecture/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216572
Contacti⇒ 岡本(A棟212室, TEL/FAX: 088-656-9441, E-mail: okamoto@pm.tokushim
a-u.ac.jp) (Office Hour: 【WEB頁】 HP 参照)— 26 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Water Circulation Engineering

2 units (selection)

Takao TAMURA · Associate Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The objective of this subject is to learn models and theories on rainwaterand solute runoﬀ system in river basin.
Outlinei The models and theories on rainwater and solute runoﬀ system in river
basin are introduced. The Muskingum method is a commonly used lumped
flood routing method for handling a variable discharge-storage relationship.
The kinematic wave model is the simplest distributed model defined by thecontinuity equation for an unsteady flow and the momentum equation assuming
the friction and gravity forces balance each other. A report of solving problems
related to lecture items is imposed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi linear and non-linear lumped flood routing method, kinematics
distributed flood routing method, rainwater runoﬀ system in forested basin,
solute runoﬀ system in forested basin
Relational Lecturei “Applied Fluid Dynamics”(0.7), “Advanced Disaster Reduction Engineering”(0.7)
Requirementi Fundamental knowlege of hydraulics, river engineering andnumerical analysis is necessary.
Noticei not specified.
Goali
1. Understand the theory of both linear and non-linear lumped and kinematics
distributed flood rooting models.
2. Understand the evaluation technique and study results on the water conservation
function and the water quality conservation function of forests.
Schedulei
1. Unit Hydrograph
2. Response Function
3. Unit Hydrograph Derivation
4. Lumped Flow Routing
5. Runge-Kutta Method
6. Muskingum Method
7. Linear Reservoir Model
8. Classification of Distributed Routing Models
9. Kinematic Wave Celerity

10. Analytical Solution of Kinematic Wave
11. Numerical Solution of Kinematic Wave
12. Muskingum-Cunge Method
13. Conservation function of forest
14. Water quality conservation function of forest
15. New development of water conservation function of forest
Evaluation Criteriai Reports
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216890
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ TAMURA (A414, +81-88-656-9407, tamura@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced slope disaster reduction

2 units (selection)

Jing-Cai Jiang · Associate Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The objective of this subject is to make students aware of the slope stability

methods and to develop an understanding of the procedures and processes
involved in the design of engineered slopes and slope stabilization works.
Outlinei Topics of the subject covered include slope stability analysis methods,
types of shear strengths for both engineered and natural slopes, selection ofstrength parameters, types of slope stabilization works and their design, andseismic instability of slopes. This subject is related on engineering.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi slopes, stability analysis, shear strength, slope stabilization
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Disaster Reduction Engineering”(0.5), “Advanced
Soil Structure Earthquake Resistance Design”(0.5), “Advanced Soil Mechanics”(0.5)

13. Slope stabilization (piles)
14. Slope stabilization (soil reinforcement)
15. New development of slope disaster reduction
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Reports and tests.
Textbooki Reading and discussing materials are distributed.
Referencei Soil Strength and Slope Stability by Michael J. Duncan and Stephen
G. Wright (John Wiley & Sons)
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216695
Contacti⇒ Jiang (A311, +81-88-656-7346, jiang@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)

Requirementi not specified
Goali

1. On the completion of this subject, students should have a knowledge of slopeengineering practices in static and seismic stability analyses, determination ofshear strengths, and design of slope remedial works.
2. The students should understand the measurement and selection of the peak,fully softened, and residual shear strengths for use in stability analyses, andunderstand the design outline of slope stabilization works.
Schedulei
1. Examples and causes of slope failure
2. Introduction of slope disaster reduction
3. Static slope stability methods (Part 1)
4. Static slope stability methods (Part 2)
5. Total stress analysis and eﬀective stress analysis
6. Types of shear strengths for engineered and natural slopes
7. In-situ determination of shear strengths
8. Laboratory determination of shear strengths
9. Determination of shear strengths by back analysis (Part 1)
10. Determination of shear strengths by back analysis (Part 2)
11. Slope stabilization (unloading and drainage)
12. Slope stabilization (anchors)— 28 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Disaster Reduction Engineering

2 units (selection)

Susumu Nakano · Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this subject is to understand the present conditions in

Evaluation Criteriai marks of report (1) and (2) are summed with the weights ofnatural disaster reduction and to learn theory and technology about disaster
reduction measures.
Outlinei First, the present conditions for natural disaster reduction in Japan arepresented. Next, eﬀective methods to promote voluntary activities for disaster
reduction are presented with practices.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi regional disaster reduction, voluntary activities of disaster reduction
Relational Lecturei “災害論”(1.0), “Advanced Earthquake Engineering”(0.5), “Applied Fluid Dynamics”(0.5)
Requirementi not specified
Noticei not specified
Goali
1. To understand the present conditions in regional disaster reduction
2. To learn the basises of theory and technology for voluntary activities ofdisaster reduction
Schedulei
1. Guidance, Outline of this subject
2. Strategy for natural disaster reduction
3. Strategy for earthquake disaster reduction
4. Voluntary activities of disaster reduction
5. Risk management for natural disaster in a company, report(1)6. Damage assumption for the Nankai earthquake
7. Practice of disaster imaging (1)8. Practice of disaster imaging (2)9. Practice of disaster imaging (3)10. Disaster imaging game ”Crossroad”
11. Practice with the DIG game ”Crossroad”
12. How to make a map for natural disaster reduction
13. Practice of making a map for natural disaster reduction (1)14. Practice of making a map for natural disaster reduction (2)15. Education for disaster reduction, Report(2)4 and 6, respectively, and the passing mark is 60%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Webpagei http://hyd.ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp/suiko/index.htm
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216754
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nakano (A310, +81-88-656-7330, nakano@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照．)— 29 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Soil Structure Earthquake Resistance Design

2 units (selection)

Tsuneo Ohsumi · Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This subject is concerned with earthquake resistance design. The aim of

this subject is to understand parameter setting with seismic wave and epicenter.
The purpose of this lecture is to let the students understand the methods andthe modeling for earthquake resistance design.
Outlinei Central issues of this lecture are the parameter setting for earthquake
resistance design, to understand earthquake resistance design methods. This
lecture is carried out by the use of power point with motion pictures.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi Soil Structure, Earthquake Resistance Design, Immediate Evaluation
MethodFundamental Lecturei “Earthquake Engineering”(1.0), “Geotechnical Engineering”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Geotechnical Engineering”(0.5), “Advanced Earthquake Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good knowledge of undergraduatelevel structural dynamics and soil mechanics.
Goali To understand the Earthquake Resistance Design and Earthquake information
systems.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Seismic wave and Epicenter
3. Performance-Based Seismic Design for Soil Structures
4. Input Ground Motion for Earthquake Resistance Design
5. Parameter setting for Earthquake Resistance Design
6. Bridge
7. Underground Structure
8. Soil Structure
9. Dam
10. Quay wall
11. Electricity Facility
12. Earthquake information systems
13. Immediate Evaluation Method
14. Earthquake Seismograph Network

15. Summary
16. Test
Evaluation Criteriai Based on attendance, Evaluation by Reports and test score.
Over 60% marks is necessary to pass.
Textbooki Not specified.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216689
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Teacher of course⇒ Ohsumi (A405, +81-88-656-9721, t ohsumi@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday and Friday 16:00∼ 17:00)— 30 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Environmental Ecology

4 units (selection)

Mahito Kamada · Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Yoichi Kawaguchi · Associate Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose is to develop the knowledge and skill for conservation andrestoration of ecosystems.
Outlinei Current situation of ecosystems and technical problems for conservation
and restoration are explained. The way of ecosystem management is emphasized
to improve ecosystem. All students must give a presentation to introduce theirown activities.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi ecosystem management, environmental conservation, nature restoration
Goali Every student has basic knowledge and skill to improve ecosystem functionin the actual society.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Interdisciplinary aspects for ecosystem management 1
3. Interdisciplinary aspects for ecosystem management 2
4. Current situation and problems in ecosystem management 1
5. Current situation and problems in ecosystem management 2
6. Current situation and problems in ecosystem management 3
7. Current situation and problems in ecosystem management 4
8. View points to know the structure and function of ecosystems 1
9. View points to know the structure and function of ecosystems 2
10. View points to know the structure and function of ecosystems 3
11. View points to know the structure and function of ecosystems 4
12. Toward an adequate management of ecosystems 1
13. Toward an adequate management of ecosystems 2
14. Toward an adequate management of ecosystems 3
15. General discussion / Report
Evaluation Criteriai Result is evaluated by contents of the reports, which are set
after every related lectures. Over 60% marks is necessary to pass.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216600
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department and faculty
Contacti— 31 —⇒ Kamada (A306, +81-88-656-9134, kamada@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照．)⇒ Kawaguchi (308, +81-88-656-9025, kawaguchi@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜午後)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Soil Mechanics

2 units (selection)

Hisashi Suzuki · Associate Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this lecture is to learn the critical state mechanics which

Evaluation Criteriai Degree of achievement for the aim is examined by theis formed a theoretical base of a modern soil mechanics for clay and sand.
Outlinei The purpose of Advanced Soil Mechanics is to learn the critical statemechanics which is formed a theoretical base of a modern soil mechanics
for clay and sand. Firstly, the results of typical experiments related to shear
properties of a saturated clay are shown and a constituve law existing atstress-strain relationship of clays are explained. Secondally, the reltaionship is
expanded to the thory of sand and the diﬀerences between clay and sand aremade clear easily. The elasto-plastic theory for soil is explained using the cam
clay model and its applications to numerical analysis are explained showing
new research results. Finally, the critical soil mechanics is learned through thislecture.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi critical soil mechanics, cam clay model, flow rule, constitutive law for
soils
Goali Values of stress-strains and pore pressures for saturated soils in various
states can be calculated by using critical state soil mechanics theory.
Schedulei
1. cam clay model
2. shear properties of saturated clay
3. existence of critical state line
4. Drained and Undraind tests of normally consolidated clay
5. 3 dimensional expression of critical state line
6. existence of Roscoe Surface
7. shape of Roscoe Surface
8. behavior of overconsolidated clay
9. yield surface of Hvorslev Surface
10. the 2 and 3 dimensional complete stste boundary surface
11. mechanical behavior of sands
12. equivalent consoliated pressure
13. elasto-plastic theory of saturated clay
14. cam clay model
15. state boundary equation for cam clay model
16. term-end test

semester test and the passing mark is more than 60%.
Textbooki Some prints are distributed in lectures.
Webpagei http://www.ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp/www/jiban/jiban.html
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216800
Contacti⇒ Suzuki(A403, 088-656-7347, suzuki@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)— 32 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

City and Transport System Planning

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Junko Sanada · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Kojiro WATANABE · Assistant Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Advanced course on concept and case study of social and public policies

Evaluation Criteriai Achievement level of the each target is evaluated by theon urban, regional and transport planning. Study on contents and usage ofmeasures on such planing fields.
Outlinei Lectures on Systems approaches on city planning and transport planning,theories and usage of planning models and planning methods. A unit is consistedof three hours llecture and an hour training.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi city planning, transport planning, GIS
Fundamental Lecturei “Urban & Transport Planning”(1.0), “Project Evaluation
Methods for Infrastructure Planning”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “都市 · 地域計画論”(0.5), “Infrastructure Planning”(0.5)
Goali
1. Understanding of problems and recent strategies on city and transport planning
2. Understanding of concensus buidling method for developing city and transport
strategies
Schedulei
1. Problems of City and Transport Systems 1
2. Problems of City and Transport Systems 2
3. Recent Planning Strategies of City and Transport System 1
4. Recent Planning Strategies of City and Transport System 2
5. Recent Planning Strategies of City and Transport System 3
6. Recent Planning Strategies of City and Transport System 4
7. Debate by gropus on transport strategies
8. City and Regional Planning 1
9. City and Regional Planning 2
10. City and Regional Planning 3
11. City and Regional Planning 4
12. Introduction of GIS
13. Practice on GIS for City and Transportation Planning 1
14. Practice on GIS for City and Transportation Planning 2
15. Practice on GIS for City and Transportation Planning 3

submitted essays and reports. Score of 60points or over is required to clear thetarget. Students are required to clearr the both of targets. Total score is averageof the scores of two targets.
Textbooki Textbook is ibtroduced in the class. Realted documents is distributed
to students.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216797
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Sanada (A411, +81-88-656-7578, sanajun@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ WATANABE (kojiro@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: See thedepartment notice board every year)— 33 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Geotechnical Engineering

4 units (selection)

Ryosuke Uzuoka · Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Katsutoshi Ueno · Associate Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this lecture is to understand the method to analyze failureand deformation of soil structures.
Outlinei First the fundamental equations governing deformation/failure of groundand their finite element formulations are given. Second the mechanical properties
of soil and their elasto-plastic models are given. Finally the numerical methodsof the finite element method incorporated with the elasto-plastic models are
given to understand the deformation/failure of ground.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi Porous media thoery, elasto-plastic model, finite element method
Fundamental Lecturei “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(1.0),“Advanced Soil Mechanics”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(0.5),“Advanced Soil Mechanics”(0.5)
Requirementi Fundamental of fiﬀerential/integral calculus and linear algebras are
requried.
Noticei Homework for 8 hours before and after the class for 4 hours is required.
Goali
1. To understand the fundamental equations governing deformation/failure ofground and their finite element formulations
2. To understand the mechanical properties of soil and their elasto-plastic models
3. To understand the numerical methods of the finite element method incorporated
with the elasto-plastic models
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Porous mediea theory
3. balance equations (1)4. Balance equations (2)5. Constitutive equations
6. Governing equations
7. Weak forms (1)8. Weak forms (2)9. Time integration

10. Newton-Raphson method
11. Newton-Raphson method (Exercise 1)
12. Newton-Raphson method (Exercise 2)
13. Linearization of weak forms (1)14. Linearization of weak forms (2)15. Finite element formulation (1)16. Linearization of weak forms (2)17. Nnumerical analysis (Exercise 1)
18. Nnumerical analysis (Exercise 2)
19. Elasto-plastic model (1)20. Elasto-plastic model (2)21. Fundamental mechanical property of soil
22. Elasto-plastic model of soil (1)23. Elasto-plastic model of soil (2)24. Elasto-plastic model of soil (3)25. Two dimensional analysis (1)26. Two dimensional analysis (2)27. Two dimensional analysis (3)28. Two dimensional analysis (4)29. Numerical analysis (Exercise 1)
30. Numerical analysis (Exercise 2)
31. Numerical analysis (Exercise 3)
32. Numerical analysis (Exercise 4)
Evaluation Criteriai The Score is calculated by the eﬀorts such as exercises andreports, and higher than 60 percent passes the grade.
Textbooki The text book is given in the class.
Referencei The text book is given in the class.
Webpagei https://uls.is.tokushima-u.ac.jp/u-learning/index.php
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216617
Studenti Students in other courses can take this lecture.
Contacti⇒ Uzuoka (A401, +81-88-656-7345, uzuoka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering(Office Hour: Monday, afternoon)⇒ Ueno (A504, +81-88-656-7342, ueno@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 学科 掲示 参照)— 35 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Earthquake Engineering

2 units (selection)

Atsushi Mikami · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To learn fundamental knowledge in Earthquake Engineering.
Outlinei To provide students with fundamental knowledge in Earthquake

Engineering including (1) Seismology (2) Ground Motion (3) Finite Element
Analysis.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi seismology, wave propagation theory, ground motion, finite element
analysis
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Structural Dynamics”(0.5)
Requirementi Fundamental knowledge of dynamics of structures
Goali To understand fundamental knowledge in earthquake engineering
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Earthquake Mechanism
3. Fault Model
4. Propagation of Seismic Waves
5. Surface Ground Motions
6. Probabilistic Analysis Methods for Input Ground Motion
7. Synthesis and Simulation Methods Stochastic for Input Ground Motion
8. Microtremor Measurments and Analysis
9. Seismic Response of SDOF
10. Seismic Response of SDOF
11. Seismic Response of MDOF
12. Seismic Response of MDOF
13. Seismic Response of MDOF
14. Kinematic Soil-Structure Interaction
15. Inertial Soil-Structure Interaction
16. Seismic Soil-Structure Interaction
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by Reports, Minimum Requirement=60%
Textbooki
 Introduction to seismic spectral analysis
 Finite Element Method
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216748
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Mikami (A512, +81-88-656-9193, amikami@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Friday, 16:00-19:00 (or by appointment))— 36 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced reinforced concrete engineering

4 units (selection)

Takao Ueda · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Takeshi Watanabe · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The objective of this subject is to understand the recent technology on

methods of structual analysis of reinforced concrete structures and the recent
technology on maintenance of reinforced concrete structures.
Outlinei It is important that understanding the new type structures, the design
method and the analytical method of concrete structures to realize a durable, safeand low-priced concrete structure. In this lecture, the realizing method of highperformance concrete structures and the application of finite element method for
concrete structures is explained, including the new type structures, application of
new materials for concrete structures, PRC structures, the durability design andthe slife cycle design. A lecture items is as follows. 1. Deteriration mechanism
RC structures. 2. Evaluation of durability of RC structures. 3. Repair method of
RC structures. 4. Programming of bending analysis for RC and PRC structuresusing the fiber model. 5. Basic concept of durability design. 6. Basic concept oflife cycle design. 7. Engineering ethics for civil engineers.
Stylei Lecture and excercise, Practice
Keywordi programming of bending analysis, new materials nad new construction
methods, field visit, deterioration mechanism, evaluation of durability, repair
method, life cycle design
Requirementi It is necessary for students to learn the basic attainments on theconcrete technology and reinfroced concrete mechanics.
Noticei Each subject is lectured for 180 minutes such as two times as the lecture’s
time of usaally other subject. So be careful.
Goali
1. The purpose is to understand the recent technology on methods of structual
analysis of reinforced concrete structures and the recent techinology onmaterials and construction methods concerned wtih reinfroced concrete
structures.
2. The purpose is to understanind the recent techinology on maintenance ofconcrete structures.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and Programming of bending analysis for RC and PRC structuresusing the fiber model (1).

2. Programming of bending analysis for RC and PRC structures using the fibermodel (2).
3. Recent technology on application of the new materials for reinfroced concrete
structures(1).
4. Recent technology on application of the new materials for reinforced concrete
structures(2).
5. Recent technology on the new construction methods for reinforced concrete
structures(1).
6. Recent technology on the new construction methods for reinforced concrete
structures(2).
7. Field vist.
8. Enginnering ethics in practice the case study approach on construction of
concrete stuructures.
9. Deterioration mechanism of reinforced concrete structures (1).
10. Deterioration mechanism of reinforced concrete structures (2).
11. Evaluation of durability of reinforced concrete structures (1).
12. Evaluation of durability of reinforced concrete structures (2).
13. Repair method of reinforced concrete structures (1).
14. Repair method of reinforced concrete structures (2).
15. Life cycle design of reinforced concrete structures.
16. Preliminary
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate by reports for each subject.
Textbooki
 Handout of photo copying materials for each subject (Hashimoto).
 Infrastructure Maintenance Engineering, University of Tokyo Press (Ueda)
Referencei Standard Specifications for Concrete Structures, ”Maintenance”
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216775
Contacti⇒ Ueda (A502, +81-88-656-2153, ueda@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)⇒ Watanabe (A506, +81-88-656-7320, watanabe@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Lecture in Technical English

4 units (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti The purpose of this subject is to develop the ability of reading

comprehension of English technical papers of each special field.
Outlinei First, a technical paper of each special field is selected by students
according to their teacher’s instruction. Next, understanding of selected paper
and translation of it into Japanese are made. Finally, translation reports are
submitted and presented to their respective teachers. Number of papers selectedin each semester is one.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi technical English, reading comprehention, translation into JapaneseFundamental Lecturei “Introduction to Technical English”(0.5)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering Seminar”(0.5)

Requirementi Students are required to have fundamental knowledge of English.
Goali To translate English technical papers of each special field into Japanese.
Schedulei

1. Guidance
2. Selection of a technical English paper in the first semester.
3. Reading comprehension and translation into Japanese.
4. Submission of translation report 1.
5. Oral examination 1.
6. Selection of a technical English paper in the second semester.
7. Reading comprehension and translation into Japanese.
8. Submission of translation report 2.
9. Oral examination 2.
Evaluation Criteriai Both of the reports(No.1 & No.2) are marked out of 50 and
those marks are summed up. The passing mark is 60.
Textbooki Tech Talk Pre-Intermediate (Oxford University Press)
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216614
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Committee Member of School Affair— 38 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Technical English Conversation
Angus McDonald·Alexander · Foreign Teacher /2 units (selection), Atsushi Mikami · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering

Targeti The purpose of this subject is to develop technical English conversation

ability of students who aim to be an international engineers.
Outlinei Lecture and exercise on technical English conversation are given by aforeign teacher. In addion, preraration for TOEIC is partially included in thisclass.
Stylei 英語 (Speaking 中心)
Keywordi technical English, English conversation, TOEIC
Fundamental Lecturei “Introduction to Technical English”(0.8)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering Seminar”

Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Mikami (A512, +81-88-656-9193, amikami@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Friday 9:30∼ 11:00)
Notei English-Japanese and Japanese-English dictionaries should be brought(0.5)

Requirementi Not specified.
Goali To be fairly good at speaking English as a future engineer.
Schedulei

1. Introduction and pre-course test.
2. First meeting and spelling
3. Saying what you want.
4. E-mail addresses and telephone messages
5. Describing controls, facilities and tests
6. Describing features, materials, shapes
7. Explaining what things do and dimensions.
8. Tools and equipment
9. Warning signs
10. Locating things
11. Suggesting solutions
12. Work tasks
13. Explaining functions
14. Reporting damage
15. Describing a project
16. Test
Evaluation Criteriai Based on attendance and test score.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216613— 39 —

without fail.

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Structural Design

2 units (selection)

Fumiaki Nagao · Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Minoru Noda · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to evaluate the safety of structures based on

the probabilistic models for static and dynamic lords and resistance variables
and structural reliability theories
Outlinei The probabilistic models for static and dynamic lords and resistancevariables, some structural reliability theories and outlines of recent topics tostructural design are explained.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi safety of structures, probabilistic models for loads, structural reliability
theories
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Structural Dynamics”(0.5)
Goali To understand the safety of structures
Schedulei
1. probabilistic models for static and dynamic lords and resistance variables 1
2. probabilistic models for static and dynamic lords and resistance variables 2
3. probabilistic models for static and dynamic lords and resistance variables 3
4. probabilistic models for static and dynamic lords and resistance variables 4
5. probabilistic models for static and dynamic lords and resistance variables 5
6. limit state of structures 1
7. limit state of structures 2
8. evaluation of structural safety 1
9. evaluation of structural safety 2
10. evaluation of structural safety 3
11. evaluation of structural safety 4
12. evaluation of structural safety 5
13. recent topics to structural design 1
14. recent topics to structural design 2
15. recent topics to structural design 3
Evaluation Criteriai evaluated by attitude in class (80%) and reports (20%)
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216638
Contacti— 40 —⇒ Nagao (A515, +81-88-656-9443, fumi@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)
⇒ Noda (A514, +81-88-656-7323, noda@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
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Urban and Regional Planning

2 units (selection)

Akio Kondo · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The concept and technique to describe not only the vision but also designin the future urban and regional plan are lectured.
Outlinei The technique of urban and regional planning is explained using various
materials in practical planning. The debate is introduced to develop the ability
in design of planning for students.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi urban and regional planning, proposition of vision, planning design
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.2)
Relational Lecturei “Information Engineering of Regional Environment”(0.8)
Requirementi 特
Noticei 特
Goali To understand the concept and technique to describe the future urban andregional plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of urban planning
3. Examples of regional planning
4. Planning and law
5. Examples of application of law
6. Economic analysis in planning (Theory)
7. Economic analysis in planning (Application)
8. Concept of systems analysis in planning
9. Application of systems analysis in planning
10. Explanation of Exercise
11. Exercise of planning 1
12. Exercise of planning 2
13. Presentation of planning
14. Discussion about the future of region
15. Discussion about the vision of region
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.

Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/kondo/top/index.htm
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216799
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜日9·10校時)
Notei 特— 41 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced building construction

2 units (selection)

Shoji Miyamoto · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti The purpose of this subject is to learn the bases of structure design

caluculation and seismic safety evaluation of a building construction.
Outlinei In this subject, invited extraordinary lecturer, who is a first classauthorized practical architect and builder, introduces design calculation andseismic safety evaluation of a building construction.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi design calculation, seismic safety evaluation
Fundamental Lecturei “Introduction of Architecture”(0.5), “Architectural Environmental Engineering”(0.5), “Architectural Planning”(0.5)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Fracture and Structural Mechanics”(0.5)
Requirementi Student are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel structure mechanics.
Goali To understand the bases of design calculation and seismic safety evaluationof a building
Schedulei
1. Guidance/Introduction
2. Basis of design calculation (part 1)
3. Basis of design calculation (part 2)
4. Basis of design calculation (part 3)
5. Basis of design calculation (part 4)
6. Basis of design calculation (part 5)
7. Basis of design calculation (part 6)
8. Basis of design calculation (part 7)
9. Basis of seismic safety evaluation (part 1)
10. Basis of seismic safety evaluation (part 2)
11. Basis of seismic safety evaluation (part 3)
12. Basis of seismic safety evaluation (part 4)
13. Basis of seismic safety evaluation (part 5)
14. Basis of seismic safety evaluation (part 6)
15. Basis of seismic safety evaluation (part 7)
16. Assignment of term paper
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.

Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216645
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Miyamoto(s.miyamoto@viola.ocn.ne.jp)⇒ SAto(A511, sato@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)⇒ Nariyuki (A510, +81-88-656-7326, nariyuki@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)— 42 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Principles of Disaster Risk

2 units (selection)

Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Ryoichi Yamanaka · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand concept of risk, risk management, damage reducing measureability to natural disaster
Outlinei To understand histrical earthquakes and tsunamis , characteristics ofearthquake and tsunami, prediction of damage , to cultivate presentation skill
and debate ability.
Keywordi earthquakes and tsunamis, disaster prevention assessment, risk
management
Relational Lecturei “Principle of Environmental Risk”(0.5)
Goali Training-up of technical knowledge to the natural disaster, the basic
knowledge which can correspond to the risk management and the crisis
management
Schedulei
1. Histrical Earthquakes in Japan
2. Histrical Tsunamis in Japan
3. Characteristics of Earthquake
4. Characteristics of Tsunami
5. Generation Characteristics of Nankai Earthquake
6. Generation Characteristics of Nankai Earthquake and Tsunami
7. Disaster Prevention for Earthquakes and Tsunamis
8. Disaster Prevention Assessment for Earthquakes and Tsunamis
9. What is Risk Management ?
10. Practice of Risk Management for Earthquakes and Tsunamis(1)11. Practice of Risk Management for Earthquakes and Tsunamis(2)12. Presentation of Tsunami Risk Assessment
13. Study tour:The January 17, 1995 Hyogoken-Nanbu earthquake
14. Study tour: Nankai Earthquake in Tokushima
15. Study tour:Tokushima Disaster Prevention Center
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments Count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216659
Studenti To be limited to students of course

Contacti⇒ Kozuki (Eco505, +81-88-656-7335, kozuki@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 火曜日，14:35
16:05，18:00
19:30)
Notei 授業
習．

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受

際
授業

，2 時間
受

授業時間毎 2 時間 予習，授業 理解 単位取得

2 時間 復必要

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

mitigation engineering

2 units (selection)

Ryoichi Yamanaka · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Takashi Nakanishi · Part-time Lecturer / 総合科学㈱, Ken Hirai · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti To understand the background and the significance of mitigation and toacquire fundamental principles of mitigation technique.
Outlinei To explain concept, history, technology and examples of mitigation for
national land development and global environment problems
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi mitigation, coastal environment, ecosystem, environmental restoration
Fundamental Lecturei “Principles of Disaster Risk”(1.0), “Urban and Regional
Planning”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Environmental Ecology”(0.5), “Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.5)
Goali To acquire ideas and fundamental of mitigation
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Deterioration of costal environment
3. Mitigation for coastal environment(1)4. Mitigation for coastal environment(2)5. Mitigation for coastal environment(3)6. Mitigation for coastal environment(4)7. Environmental Risk
8. Mitigation of global environment problems(1)9. Mitigation of global environment problems(2)10. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(1)11. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(2)12. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(3)13. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(4)14. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(5)15. Examination
16. Discussion
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate learning results by reports, debates and examination
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216894

Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (総合研究実験棟 (棟)504 号室, +81-88-656-7334, yamanaka@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Tuesday 14:35-17:50)
Notei Preparation (2 hours) and review (2 hours) is required for each class.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Information Engineering of Regional Environment

2 units (selection)

Masashi Okushima · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The information of regional environment, technique of analysis and

Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation of calculation exercises and final presentation

information management are explained. The method and technique using for
application of environmental information to development of regional policies arelectured.
Outlinei The information of regional environment, technique of analysis,
information management and geographic information system are explained using
the various kinds of materials and examples in practical planning.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi information of regional environment, technique of analysis
Relational Lecturei “Urban and Regional Planning”(0.8), “Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.2)
Requirementi 特
Noticei Please download files for this lecture from u-learning system, print out
and take to the lecture room. The materials are not distributed in the lecture.
Goali To obtain the knowledge of the information of regional environment,
technique in survey, information management and computer aid systems, andapply them to design of regional plan and political simulation.
Schedulei
1. Bayes&apos; theorem
2. discrete choice analysis
3. expert system
4. fuzzy reasoning
5. neural network
6. genetic algorithm
7. decision tree
8. analytic hierarchy process
9. fuzzy integration
10. game theory
11. evolution game theory
12. reinforcement learning
13. complex system
14. presentation of results of exercise : part 1
15. presentation of results of exercise : part 2

count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Webpagei http://uls01.ulc.tokushima-u.ac.jp/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216753
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Okushima (ECO 603, +81-88-656-7340, okushima@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei 特．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering Seminar

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti The first purpose of this subject is to obtain the fundamental knowledge

regarding research theme and develop the abilities to find and solve problems
and present the results of research. The second one is to improve the ability tocommunicate in English by taking TOEIC.
Outlinei Papers regarding research theme are read. The reports on contents of
those papers are submitted to your own techears. The contents of those reports
are presented at seminars. In addition, taking TOEIC is required.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi civil and environmental engineering, paper, seminar, TOEIC
Relational Lecturei “Technical English Conversation”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture inTechnical English”(0.5)
Noticei Students should follow their own teacher’s advices on how to find papers
to be read and schedule for seminars and promptly inform their own teachersof scores on TOEIC every time without fail.
Goali
1. To obtain the fundamental knowledge regarding research theme and thepresentation ability.
2. To get a larger score on TOEIC than criteria set separately by specified
course.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Seminar on research theme
3. TOEIC
Evaluation Criteriai Attainment level of goal 1 is evaluated by presentations andsubmitted materials in seminars and passing mark is 60%. Attainment levelof goal 2 is evaluated from the score on TOEIC and passing mark is 60%.
To get credits of this subject, it is necessary to pass both criteria. Grade is
finally calculated by summing both marks with the weights of 60% and 40%,
respectively.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216644
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nariyuki (A510, +81-88-656-7326, nariyuki@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)⇒ Committee Member of School Affair— 46 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering Exercise

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti The purpose of this subject is to obtain deeper knowledge of related

phenomena and develop the abilities to find and solve problems and creativity
through some exercises toward each Master’s thesis.
Outlinei Exercises for discovering and solving various problems related to research
theme are performed.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi exercise, discovery of problem, solution of problem, civil andenvironmental engineering
Goali To understand how to discover and solve problems regarding research theme.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Discovery of problems
3. Investigation on the method for solving problems
4. Report
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216639
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Committee Member of School Affair— 47 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering Laboratory

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti The purpose of this subject is to obtain deeper knowledge of related

phenomena and develop the abilities to find and solve problems and creativity
through some experiments and investigations toward each Master’s thesis.
Outlinei Experiments and investigations are performed toward Master’s thesis.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi experiment, investigation, Master’s thesis
Goali To understand how to discover and solve problems regarding research theme.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Discovery of problems
3. Designs of experiments and Investigations
4. Experiments and Investigations
5. Report (Master’s thesis)
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216643
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Committee Member of School Affair— 48 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Internship on Civil and Environmental Engineering

4 units (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti To make clear images on future jobs from wider aspects and increaseknowledge and technical skill to the levels applicable in actual scenes.
Outlinei Actual works at out of the university such as research institutes,
governmental oﬃce, private enterprise, etc. are experienced for 180 hours.
Students who want to take an exam of registered architect need to executepractical training about architectural design or construction management incompany or governmental oﬃce.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi internship, extension, special knowledge, special technique
Noticei Propriety and place of practice must be decided after a consultation witha supervisor.
Goali To master practical knowledge and technical skill.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Consultation with supervisor about practice
3. Practical Exercise
4. Report
5. Presentation
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216640
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒
Notei Practice place of students who want to take an exam of registered architect
is company or governmental oﬃce which is possible to work about architecturaldesign or construction management. Advisor of the case is first-class registeredarchitect who is recognized by the department.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical EngineeringIntelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering — Mechanical Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Fluids Energy Conversion Engineering . . . Fukutomi・Ichimiya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . . 51
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Advanced thermodynamics . . . Suekane・Kiyota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

System Design . . . Konishi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Long-term Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・

Energy Conversion System . . . Nada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Measurement Science and Technology . . . Iwata・Ukida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Presentation Method (M) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . . 59
Internship (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Venture Business (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Theory and Application of Non-traditional Machining and Metal Forming

分子遷移論 . . . Deguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Digital Control Theory . . . Mizutani . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Actuator Control Theory . . . Miwa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Processes . . . Ishida・Nagamachi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Production and Manufacturing System . . . Tada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Precision Machinery . . . Yasui・Kusaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Micro-Nano Engineering . . . Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology . . . Isu・Kitada . . . . . . . . 86

• Common Subjects
Applied Fluid Dynamics . . . Ishihara・Shigemitsu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Advanced Applied Dynamics of Machine . . . Hino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Advanced Fracture and Structural Mechanics . . . Murakami・Yonekura . . . . . . . . . 64
Physical properties of materials . . . Okada・Nishino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Project Management . . . Namerikawa・Morimoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

• Specialized Exercise and Experiments• Departmental Subjects
Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics . . . Michihiro 67
Superconductivity and superconducting materials . . . Kishimoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Advanced Computational Science . . . Takeuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena . . . Imai・Jin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Solid State Ionics . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Solid Mechanics . . . Oishi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
Material Engineering . . . Yoshida・Takagi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
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Seminar on Mechanical Engineering . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Exercise on Mechanical Engineering . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Mechanical Engineering Labolatory . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei 延 4 日間 集中講義
，各集中講義全時間 出席 要．
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方-特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識-特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)
13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)

14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216756
Studenti For the course students and other graduate school students.
Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ， 政
府 平成 14
16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」
実施 ，
目標
達成
，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei 遅刻 授業中 私語 厳禁．悪質 場合 ，退場処分， 以
後 受講 認場合，注意． 講師 都 合，多少変更 可能性．
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216805
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (M)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5),“Project Management”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216616
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled
in the doctor former term course. And, the number of taking lecture people isrestricted to do intensive learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.)
It is selected with some means in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Long-term Internship (M)

6 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216767
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishida (The Center for Innovation and Creativity Development, +81-88656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込， 連絡先 記載
「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先， 地域創生
玉有 問合.
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施．日程等 決定掲示HP
公表
注意． << 参考; 平成 22 年度
特論 >>「上勝学舎」「常三島」
集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生) 上勝学舎地
域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1 回 ∼ 第12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月 谷温泉
交流会 行 ． 参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali
1. 本授業，現在求地域再生 観点，
力 他 ，
戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視
．
2.
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握
，協働
場 提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei
1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)
当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei 授業中 数冊紹介
予定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216843
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled in
the course. And, the number of taking lecture people is restricted to do intensive
learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.) It is selected with somemeans in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (M)

2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216874
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216612
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216597
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Applied Fluid Dynamics

2 units (selection)

Kunihiko Ishihara · Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Toru Shigemitsu · Associate Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This theme is concerned with Flow-induced vibration and noise. The

aimof this theme is to understand the generation mechanism and to learn theprediction and countermeasure techniques
Outlinei In application of fluid dynamics, there are two aspects such as theperformance and safty of turbomachines. This theme discusses how the fluid
dunamics is applied to the safty design about several examples described below.
1. Vibration of turbomachine blade, 2. Flow-induced vibration of structures in apiping syatem. 3. Vibration of heat exchanger tube bundles, 4. Areroacoustics,
5. Self sustaine tone, etc. The aim of this theme is to understand their generation
mechanisms and to train the ability of obtaining the countermeasure’s plan
Keywordi aeroacoustics, flow-induced vibration, self-sustained tone, noise
Relational Lecturei “Energy Conversion System”(0.5), “Advanced Applied Dynamics of Machine”(0.5)
Requirementi Fundamental knowledge of fluid dynamics and vibration engiuneering is necessary
Noticei not specified
Goali training of researcher and engineer in an enterprise
Schedulei
1. Guidance(Flow-induced vibration and noise)
2. Fundamental knowledge of acoustics(1)(Nature of sound)
3. Fundamental knowledge of acoustics(2)(Distant attenuation of sound)
4. Fundamental knowledge of acoustics(3)(Difraction of sound)
5. Intermediate tesut(1) and samarise
6. Aeroacoustics(1) (Present state of investigation of aeroacoustics)
7. Aeroacoustics(2) (Kind of aeroacoustics and basic equation)
8. Aeroacoustics(3) (Prediction method of sound from cylindrical body)
9. Aeroacoustics(4) (Prediction method of sound from plate)
10. Intermediate test(2) and samarise
11. Flow-induced vibration(1) (Examples of trouble)
12. Flow-induced vibration(2) (Cause of vibration of cylindrical structure)
13. Flow-induced vibration(3) (Shirking of self excited vibration)
14. Flow-induced vibration(4) (Steady drag force and random vibration)

15. Flow-induced vibration(5) (Vibration of tube array)
16. Final test
Evaluation Criteriai aberage of tests (1)∼ (3) and reports are summed with theweights of 7 and 3, respectively, and the passing mark is 60%.
Textbooki prints
Referencei not specified
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216578
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ishihara (M518, +81-88-656-7366, ishihara@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 木曜日 ·17:00∼ 18:00)— 62 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Applied Dynamics of Machine

2 units (selection)

Junichi Hino · Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The basic technologies which evaluate and control dynamic behavior ofmechnical systems and their applied technologies are made to master.
Outlinei The theoretical and experimental modal analysis methods to grasp
dynamic properties of structures and derive mathematical models are studied.
In recent vibration analysis, the vibration analysis procedures with computers
are of increasing mportance. The algorithms to solve eignevalue problems andnumerical Integration methods of ordinary diﬀerential equations are introduced.
Subsequently, active and passove vibration control methods of mechanicalsystems are studied are lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi vibration analysis, modal analysis, vibration control
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel appied mechancs and related subjects.
Goali
1. To understand dynamic design method
2. To understand modal analysis
3. To aqcuire computer vibration analysis precedure
4. To understand vibration control method
Schedulei
1. Modeling of mechanical systems
2. Formulation of mechanical systems
3. Natural frequencies and mode shapes
4. Eigenvalue problem and solution
5. Computational analysis of mechanical systems; Runge Kutta Method
6. Computational analysis of mechanical systems; Newmark Method
7. Experimrntal modal analysis; Vibration testing
8. Experimrntal modal analysis Modal identification; SDOF Merhod
9. Experimrntal modal analysis Modal identification; MDOF Method
10. Active and passive control methods
11. Vibration control with a dynamic absorber
12. Vibration control and state equation
13. Vibration control, pole placement method
14. Vibration control, observer

15. Vibration control, optimal control
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 50% and examinations count 50%
Textbooki
 Printed synopses are used.
 To be introduced in thte class
Referencei To be introduced in thte classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216706
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Hino (M422, +81-88-656-7384, hino@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: monday 17.00-18.00)— 63 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Fracture and Structural Mechanics

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Daisuke Yonekura · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Because the machine and structure should be safety, it is important toevaluate the stress distribution in front of the defect like crack which is in
the component of machine. In Fracture Mechanics, the stress distribution isexpressed by stress intensity factor, K. Also, the fracture of component depends
on fracture toughness of material. In this lecture, it is explained that forthe defect like crack, how the stress intensity factor is expressed. It is thenmentioned that how the fracture is toughness evaluated. The students should
submit the reports each exercises. Finaly, the knowledge of safety design andfracture prevention for machine and structure can be mastered.
Outlinei The purpose of fracture mechanics is the evaluation of the strength andfracture of machine and structure and then is the guarantee of safety of machineand structure. We should study the mechanical behavior of crack, the stress
distribution in front of crack, the fracture analysis by fracture mechanics and thenonlinear mechanical behavior of elastic-plastic state. It is explained the theoryof safety design and prevention of fracture for machine and structure.
Keywordi fracture, safety design, crack, machine/structure, stress intensity factor
Relational Lecturei “Solid Mechanics”(0.5), “Material Engineering”(0.5), “Physical properties of materials”(0.5)
Goali
1. Concept of Fracture Mechanics
2. Application to fracture anaysis of stress intensity factor
3. Concept of Fracture Toughness
4. Concept of J Integral
Schedulei
1. Introduction of linear fracture mechanics
2. Stress intensity factor
3. Fracture toughness and fracture analysis
4. Safety design of machine by fracture mechanics
5. Elastic-plastic deformation in front of crack tip
6. Linear and nonlinear fracture mechanics
7. Midterm examination
8. Concept of J integral

9. Evaluation method of J integral
10. Fracture toughness by J integral
11. Condition of fracture initiation
12. Stabe and unstable fracture
13. Application of nonlinear fracture mechanics
14. Fracture analysis by nonlinear fracture mechanics
15. Summary
16. Final examination
Evaluation Criteriai Over 60% of group discussion, reports and examination
Textbooki Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216811
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Monday 16:00-17:00)— 64 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Physical properties of materials

2 units (selection)

Tatsuya Okada · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Hideo Nishino · Associate Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Electron microscopy, the most eﬀective observation method of crystallo-graphic defects which dominate mechanical properties of materials, is briefly
discribed. Ultrasonic propagation phenomena depending on the elastic propertiesof materials and their applicaitons are also described.
Outlinei Mechanical properties of crystalline materials are dominated by
microscopic lattice defects. In the first half of this lecture, transmission
electron microscopy, a powerful experimental method for direct observationof microscopic defects in materials, is discussed. Emphasis is put on theunderstanding of crystal orientation determination from electron diﬀraction
patterns, based on the idea of reciprocal lattice. In the last half of this lecture,
basic properties of wave propagation for ultrasonic material characterizations are
discussed. The aim of the lecture is to give ultrasonic propagation phenomena.
Several theoretical deductions of the wave equation from the continuity equation,
the Navier-Stokes equation, the equation of state and the energy conservation
low, respectively, and wave simulations are also shown in the lecture.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi transmission electron microscopy
Fundamental Lecturei “Material Engineering”(1.0)
Noticei 2-hour study before and after each lecture is necessary.
Goali
1. To understand the Ewald sphere construction for the analysis of electron
diﬀraction patterns.
2. To understand the wave equation for 3-dimentional anisotropic solid materialand computer simulation for wave-propagation.
Schedulei
1. Transmission electron microscope, Basic crystallography
2. Reciprocal lattice and diﬀraction
3. Indexing of electron diﬀraction pattern
4. Kikuchi pattern
5. Image from perfect crystal
6. Contrast from planar defects
7. Contrast from dislocations
8. Introduction of wave propagations and NDI techniques with ultrasounds

9. Displacement, stress and strain of 3-dimentional anisotropic solid material
10. Methematical deduction of wave equation for 3-dimentioal anisotropic solidmaterial
11. Physical meanings of wave equation
12. Finite diﬀerential simulation of wave equation
13. Boundary descriptions for wave equation
14. Physics for ultrasonic guided waves
15. Methematics for SH mode guided waves
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment 50%, Examination 50%
Referencei 坂著「結晶電子顕微鏡学」(内田老鶴圃)Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216672
Contacti⇒ Okada (M616, t-okada@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Nishino (M618, +81-88-656-7357, nishino@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Project Management

2 units (selection)

Susumu Namerikawa · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this lecture is to understand PMBOK (Project Management

Body of Knowledge), which is global standard in project management.
Outlinei This lecture is outlined as follows: A)Current of global standardize
pivoted on U.S. in project management. B)PMBOK (Project Management Bodyof Knowledge), which is global standard in project management.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi PMBOK
Fundamental Lecturei “Construction Business Management”(0.2)
Goali Understanding of project management body of knowledge
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Project and Project Management
3. Initiating Processes
4. Project Charter
5. Scope and WBS
6. Resource Planning and Estimate
7. Control of Project Planning 1
8. Control of Project Planning 2
9. Develop Project Planning 1
10. Develop Project Planning 2
11. Develop Project Team
12. Performance Measurement Baseline
13. Change Control
14. Closing Processes
15. Professional Responsibility
16. Semester Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement level of the target is evaluated by the semester
examination. Score of 60points or over is required to clear the target.
Textbooki Textbook is ibtroduced in the class. Realted documents is distributed
to students.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216875
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department

Contacti⇒ Namerikawa (A412, +81-88-656-9877, namerikawa@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示 参照)

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the quantum mechanics.
Outlinei Basics of quantum mechanics are introduced.
Stylei Lecture

Keywordi quantum mechanics
Goali To understand the outline of quantum mechanics.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Variational method
3. Lagrangian
4. Hamiltonian
5. Poisson’s bracket expression
6. Quantization
7. Operator
8. Wavefunction
9. Expectation value
10. Schrödinger equation
11. Example (1) the square well potential
12. Example (2) the linear harmonic oscillator
13. Angular momentum
14. Example (3) hydrogen atom
15. Heisenberg equation
16. Field quantization
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216865
Contacti⇒ Yoshitaka Michihiro (A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 67 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Superconductivity and superconducting materials

2 units (selection)

Yutaka Kishimoto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand basics and recent developments in superconductivity.
Outlinei This class reviews quantum mechanics and introduces superconductivity

and recent superconducting materials.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi superconductivity, Cooper pair, superconducting energy gap, densityof states, anisotropic superconductivity
Goali To understand the outline of superconductivity.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to superconductivity
2. Review of quantum mechanics (1), Schrödinger equation and wave function
3. Review of quantum mechanics (2), operators and expected values
4. Review of quantum mechanics (3), perturbation theory
5. Free electron model of metals
6. Phenomenological theory of superconductivity
7. To understand Meissner eﬀect on the basis of quantum mechanics
8. Formation of Cooper pair
9. Formation of superconducting energy gap
10. Density of states, and energy gap at finite temperatures
11. Introduction to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance method
12. Frontier of superconductivity (1), strong coupling superconductor
13. Frontier of superconductivity (2), heavy Fermion superconductor
14. Frontier of superconductivity (3), copper oxide high Tc superconductor
15. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Reports on several subjects in the class.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216768
Contacti⇒ Yutaka Kishimoto (A202)— 68 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Computational Science2 units (selection)

Toshiki Takeuchi · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class provides the basic technology for numerical calculation for thediﬀerential equation.
Outlinei The numerical calculation methods for the diﬀerential equation are
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi numerical analysis, numerical computation, diﬀerential equation
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 I”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 II”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(1.0),“Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Requirementi Students have to understand basic mathematics of undergraduatelevel.
Goali To understand principle of numerical calculation methods.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to numerical simulation
2. Mathematical model
3. Lagrange interpolation
4. Spline interpolation
5. Least squares method
6. Finite diﬀerence method
7. Arbitrary precision formula
8. Application to ordinary diﬀerential equation
9. Application to partial diﬀerential equation
10. Gauss-Seidel method
11. Successive Over-Relaxation method
12. Explicit method
13. Implicit method
14. Crank-Nicolson method
15. Numerical instabilities
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216625
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 69 —⇒ Takeuchi (A206, +81-88-656-7544, takeuchi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 木曜日 14:00-15:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Imai · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Cheng-Hai Jin · Professor / International Center
Targeti To learn the to analyze the mathematical phenomena.
Outlinei Methods used in analysis of mathematical phenomena are introduced.

Especially, those in numerical analysis are focused on.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi mathematics, numerical analysis
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Computational Science”(0.5)
Requirementi Only the premise that have studied basic mathematics.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
Goali Being able to understand a numerical scheme to one-dimensional boundary
value problems for the Poisson equation
Schedulei
1. Introduction to computer
2. Common sense in numerical computation
3. High-speed computation (Parallel computing)
4. Finite diﬀerence method I
5. Finite diﬀerence method II
6. Finite diﬀerence method III
7. Finite diﬀerence method IV
8. Finite element method I
9. Finite element method II
10. Finite element method III
11. Finite element method IV
12. Boundary element method I
13. Boundary element method II
14. Boundary element method III
15. Iterative method
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216712
Contacti— 70 —⇒ Imai(A220, +81-88-656-7541, The inquiry by means of the cellular phoneor E-mail is not acceptable) (Office Hour: Office hours: Thursday 14:00-1
5:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Solid State Ionics

2 units (selection)

Koichi Nakamura · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces topics in solid state ionics, conduction mechanism

in ionic conductors and techniques to study solid state ionics.
Outlinei Basic experimental and theoretical approaches to understand solid state
ionics are introduced and discussed in terms of ”ion dynamic” in ionic/superionic
conductors.
Keywordi ionic conductor, ionic diﬀusion, secondary battery
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. To understand basic physical and chemical properties of ionic conductors.
2. To understand basic technique to study ionic conductors.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to solid state ionics
2. Band theory and conduction mechanism
3. Defect in Ionic crystal
4. Diﬀusion in solid
5. Diﬀusion mechanism in solid
6. Solid electrolyte - Oxides, Silver halide 7. Solid electrolyte - Li compounds 8. Mixed conductor
9. Electrical conductivity measurement
10. Electrical conductivity on ionic conductors
11. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
12. Relaxation model in NMR
13. NMR on ionic conductors
14. Application - Ion secondary batteries 15. Topics and Future in solid state ionics
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216653
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (A216, koichi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Solid Mechanics

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Oishi · Associate Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The aim of this lecture is to master the fundamentals of the finite element

method, which is important in designing the strength of machines and structures.
Outlinei Finite element formulations for heat conduction and stress problems aredescribed, and numerical methods used in the finite element analyses are also
described.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi elasticity, finite element method
Fundamental Lecturei “Mechanics”(1.0), “Numerical Analysis”(1.0), “Computational Mechanics”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Computational Science”(0.5), “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand a finite element formulation of a heat conduction problem
2. To understand a finite element formulation for stress analysis
3. To understand various numerical methods for finite element analyses
Schedulei
1. Brief introduction to the finite element method
2. Finite element analysis of 1-D heat conduction problem
3. Finite element analysis of 2-D heat conduction problem
4. Formulation of 3-D stress analysis
5. Finite element analysis of 3-D stress problem
6. Fundamentals of computer science
7. Method of Numerical Integration (Newton-Cotes Integration Method)
8. Method of Numerical Integration (Gauss Integration Method)
9. Solution of a system of linear equations (Direct method)
10. Fast direct solvers
11. Solution of a system of linear equations (Iterative method)
12. Fast iterative solvers
13. Solution methods for large-scale problems
14. Mesh generation algorithms
15. Mesh generation and visualization algorithms
16. Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment (30%), Examination(70%)

Referencei

 Theory of Elasticity 3rd, S.P.Timoshenka and J.N.Goodier, McGraw-Hill,
1970.
 O.C.Zienkiewicz and K.Morgan, Finite Elements & Approximation, Dover,2006
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216655
Studenti only corresponging students for the course
Contacti⇒ Oishi (M622, +81-88-656-7365, oishi@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Material Engineering

2 units (selection)

Kenichi Yoshida · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Hitoshi Takagi · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class acquires the knowledge on solidification and growth,transformation, heat treatment, thermomechanical treatment in materials,
material structure control and composite materials
Outlinei Recent research development is remarkable in the material field.
Solidification and growth of materials, transformation, heat treatment andthermomechanical treatment will be introduced from the point of engineeringview based on material science. Also up-to-date topics will be lectured onmaterial structure control and composite materials. Practices and repoprts will
be imposed in each chapter to evaluate results of students. This subject is related
to industrial problems.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi the study of failure, material structure control, environment-friendly
composites
Relational Lecturei “Physical properties of materials”(0.3), “Theory and Application of Non-traditional Machining and Metal Forming Processes”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to be interested in materials and have thegood understanding of material science in an undergraduate course.
Goali
1. To understand the structural control of materials
2. To understand the mechanics of composites and the benign technology forenvirnment
Schedulei
1. Introduction to the study of failure
2. Material engineering and ethics for engineers
3. Innovation of material processing toward environmentally benign society
4. Barrier-free processing and treatment of impurity elements
5. Construction of deformation process suppressing deteriorating eﬀects ofimpurites in steel material
6. High-strain rate flexible forming of aluminum and magnesium alloys
7. Material structure control due to the thermomechanical treatment of steel
materials
8. Up-to-date material structure control technology
9. Concept of composite materials

10. Characteristics of composite materials
11. Functions of composite materials
12. Rule of mixture (modulus of elasticity)
13. Rule of mixture (stress)
14. Environmental problem and recycle of composite material
15. Environment-friendly green composites
16. Regular test
Evaluation Criteriai Regular test result 100%
Textbooki
 Not used (Yoshida).
 Will be introduced in the class (Takagi).
Referencei Will be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216667
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (M619, +81-88-656-7358, yoshida@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Thursday and Friday, 17:00 to 18:00)⇒ Takagi (M620, +81-88-656-7360, takagi@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Fluids Energy Conversion Engineering

2 units (selection)

Junichiro Fukutomi · Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Masashi Ichimiya · Associate Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces united interpretation and manipulation for principles

which dominates characteristics of turbomachinery which transforms dynamicalenergy in fluids to mechanical work. This class also aims to understand dynamics
of viscous fluid which is fundamental to utilize fluid energy.
Outlinei 1.Theoretical and experimental analysis method is introduced on flow
condition of turbomachinery and its characteristic. 2.Dynamics of viscous fluidwhich is fundamental to utilize fluid energy is introduced. Lecture heads
are as follows. (1) Outline of fluid energy conversion, (2) Internal flow andperformance of centrifugal turbomachinery, (3) Internal flow and performanceof axial turbomachinery, (4) Anomalous phenomena of the turbomachinery, (5)Nature of viscous fluid, (6) Equations of motion for viscous fluid
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi viscous fluid, equation of motion, energy conversion, turbomachinery
Fundamental Lecturei “Fluid Dynamics”(1.0), “Fluid Dynamics”(1.0), “Fluid
Machinery”(1.0)
Goali To understand the principle which dominate the characteristic of turbomachinery and dynamics of viscous fluid
Schedulei
1. Nature of viscous fluid
2. Motion of viscous fluid
3. Diﬀerence between viscous and inviscid fluids, cylinder in inviscid fluid
4. Diﬀerence between viscous and inviscid fluids, cylinder in viscous fluid
5. Similarity between viscous and inviscid fluids
6. Derivation of equations of motion for viscous fluid
7. Interpretation of equations of motion for viscous fluid
8. Summary and examination for viscous fluid
9. Hydrodynamics of centrifugal and diagonal turbomachinery
10. Hydrodynamics of axial turbomachinery
11. Characteristics of turbocharger for automobile
12. Numerical simulation of internal flow
13. Turbomachinery and noise
14. Anomalous phenomena of turbomachinery

15. One-dimensional flow of compressible fluid
16. Examination for turbomachinery
Evaluation Criteriai Examination for viscous fluid counts 50 points andexamination for turbomachinery counts 50 points.
Textbooki Not used
Referencei Will be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216902
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Fukutomi (M519, +81-88-656-7367, fukutomi@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Ichimiya (M520, +81-88-656-7368, ichimiya@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 毎週火曜日，17:00∼ 18:00)— 74 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced thermodynamics

2 units (selection)

Tetsuya Suekane · Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Masanori Kiyota · Associate Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Quality of energy must be considered to promote eﬀective utilization ofenergy as well as its quantity. Exergy is suitable for that purpose since it
is based on the second law of thermodynamics. So understanding of exergy
and its application to the practical systems are aimed to realize eﬀective useof energy. The latter part is an introduction to energy and environmental
problems in modern civilization based on enormous consumption of fossil fuel.
Emphasis is placed on thermal engineering and fluid dynamical aspects ofeﬃcient utilization of energy and the relationship between global environment
and material circulation.
Outlinei Exergy analysis is used to realize eﬀective use of energy. Exergy is statedand its use is ilustrated by presenting some examples. Lecture items are 1)About
exergy, 2)Exergy flow in the steam power plant, 3)Exergy of combustion process,4)Exergy flow in the co-generation system. In the latter part, emphasis is placedon the relation among the society, civilization, economics and technology fromthe viewpoints of global warming and/or huge consumption of energy.
Keywordi exergy, global warming on the earth, fossil fuels
Requirementi The knowledge of engineering thermodynamics.
Goali
1. Aquiring ability to apply exergy analysis to actual energy systems
2. Obtaining deeper understanding of entropy through examples of exeregy
analysis
3. Understandings of energy and environmental issues from global point ofviews.
Schedulei
1. About exergy
2. Consevation of exergy
3. Calcuration of exergy
4. Exergy flow of steam power plant
5. Second law analysis of combustion process
6. Exergy of fuel7. Exergy flow of co-generation systems (1)8. Exergy flow of co-generation systems (2)9. Environmental economics and sociology
10. History of the earth
11. Global warming and carbon emissions of anthropological activities
12. Conventional and un-conventional resources
13. Renewable energy
14. Carbon dioxide capture and storage
15. Waste management and material circulation
16. Final examination
Evaluation Criteriai Scores of reports and final test are used at a rate of 6 to 4.
Textbooki Manuscripts prepared by the lecturer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216810
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Suekane (M521, suekane@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Kiyota (M522, kiyota@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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分子

遷移論

2 units (selection)

Yoshihiro Deguchi · Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the two- and three-dimensional steady-state heat

Referencei To be introduced in the class.

conduction problems, a number of heat transfer problems in either periodic ortransient temperature variations and phase change problem.
Outlinei The key problem of heat transfer is to determine the rate of heat transfer
at a specified temperature diﬀerence to estimate the cost, the feasibility and thesize of equipment necessary to transfer a specified amount of heat in a given
time. In this class, following the two- and three-dimensional steady-state heat
conduction problems, a number of heat transfer problems in either periodic ortransient temperature variations and phase change problem are explained.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi multidimensional steady-state heat conduction, periodic heat conduction, heat transfer with phase change
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel thermodynamics , hydrodynamics and related subjects.
Goali To understand the solution of multidimensional steady-state heat conduction
and heat transfer with phase change problems.
Schedulei
1. Recent topics on heat transfer
2. Multidimensional steady-state heat conduction problem (1)3. Multidimensional steady-state heat conduction problem (2)4. Quasi-steady-state heat conduction problem (1)5. Quasi-steady-state heat conduction problem (2)6. Unsteady-state heat conduction problem (1)7. Unsteady-state heat conduction problem (2)8. Unsteady-state heat conduction problem (3)9. Boundary layer theory in laminar flow (1)10. Boundary layer theory in laminar flow (2)11. Boundary layer theory in laminar flow (3)12. Heat transfer problem with phase change (1)13. Heat transfer problem with phase change (2)14. Heat transfer problem with phase change (3)15. Heat transfer problem with phase change (4)Textbooki To be introduced in the class.

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216787
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Teacher of course
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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System Design

2 units (selection)

Katsunobu Konishi · Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces some representative methods for control systemdesign and image recognition
Outlinei System design is a process in which scientific principles and engineering
tools are used to produce a plan which satisfy a hunan need. In this lecture, thecontrol system design methods such as modeling, equations of motion, modal
analysis, obserber and controller, and the image recognition methods such asneural network, support vector machine, mean shift and sparse template are
explained.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi modeling, equation of motion, vibration control, neural network,
support vector machine, mean shift, sparse template
Fundamental Lecturei “Digital Control Theory”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Applied Dynamics of Machine”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel design engineering and automatic control theory.
Goali
1. To understand the modeling and control methods for mechanical systems.
2. To understand the image recognition methods for object detection
Schedulei
1. Modeling
2. Equations of motion(1)3. Equations of motion(2)4. Modal analysis
5. Vibration control(1)6. Vibration control(2)7. Simulation
8. Intermediate examination
9. Basic image processing(1)10. Basic image processing(2)11. Basic image processing(3)12. Image segmentation by mean shift
13. Object tracking by sparse template
14. Object detection by neural network

15. Object detection by HOG and SVM
16. Final examination
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate based on two examinations and reports
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216683
Studenti 開講
学生
受講可能
Contacti⇒ Konishi (M423, +81-88-656-7383, konishi@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Energy Conversion System

2 units (selection)

Yuzuru Nada · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand principle of energy conversion and to consider improvementof energy conversion technologies on the point of saving energy consumption
and decreasing environmental damages
Outlinei Lecture on principle of energy conversion and its application, andon combustion mechanism and technologies of reducing toxic emissions ofcombustion engines as examples of energy conversion systems. This subject isconcerned with industry.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi energy conversion, environmental protection, combustion, energy
resources, toxic emissions
Requirementi None
Noticei None
Goali To understand principle of energy conversion, environmental eﬀect of energy
conversion and present technologies of energy conversion, and to recognize
the importance of improvement of energy conversion technologies against
environmental protection
Schedulei
1. Present energy problem
2. Combustion chemistry 1
3. Combustion chemistry 2
4. Thermal and fluid dynamics in combustion phenomena 1
5. Thermal and fluid dynamics in combustion phenomena 2
6. Premixed combustion 1
7. Premixed combustion 2
8. Non-premixed combustion 1
9. Non-premixed combustion 2
10. Spray combustion 1
11. Spray combustion 2
12. Toxic emissions by combustion 1
13. Toxic emissions by combustion 2
14. Energy saving technologies (Present technologies)
15. Energy saving technologies (Future technologies)
Evaluation Criteriai Appraise the understanding of the content of the lecture bysetting some reports
Textbooki Takashi Niioka, ”Fundamentals of Combustion Phenomena”
Referencei None
Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/miwa/index.html
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216569
Studenti Any students other than Ecosystem Engineering can attend this lecture.
Contacti⇒ Nada (ynada@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei Need to submit some reports— 78 —

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Digital Control Theory

2 units (selection)

Yasuhiro Mizutani · Associate Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the fundamental concept of digital control and neuralnetwork that can be used to design the optimal control systems based on themodern control theory.
Outlinei In this lecture the fundamental conception of a digital control systemand digital control strategies to apply the modern control theory is presented. In
particular, two freedom control and a neural network is explained. The recent
topics related to control engineering are also introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi two freedom control, neural network, optimal control
Fundamental Lecturei “Automatic Control theory 1”(1.0), “Automatic Control
theory 2”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Actuator Control Theory”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel control theory and related subjects.
Goali
1. To understand the outline of the digital control.
2. To understand the applications of AI, neural network and fuzzy control
Schedulei
1. Outline of digital control system
2. Diﬀerence of analog and digital control systems
3. Mathematical representation of control signal
4. Pulse transfer function
5. Stability and steady state deviation
6. Design of digital control system(PID)
7. Design of digital control system(two freedom control)
8. Design of digital control system(model prediction)
9. Intermediate examination
10. Outline of artificial intelligence
11. Exercise of artificial intelligence
12. Outline of neural network
13. Exercise of neural network
14. Outline of fuzzy theory
15. Exercise of fuzzy theory

16. Final examination
Evaluation Criteriai evaluate based on two examinations and reports.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216774
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iwata (M427, +81-88-656-9743, iwata@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Actuator Control Theory

2 units (selection)

Masafumi Miwa · Associate Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the characteristics of actuators, the design methodsof servo system.
Outlinei The structure and function of actuators or control valves, the designof servo system, PWM control method, the practical and intelligent control
algorithm are explained.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi actuator, servo system, control algorithm
Relational Lecturei “Digital Control Theory”(0.5), “Measurement Science andTechnology”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are reqired to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel control engineering and related subjects.
Goali To understand the design methods of servo system using actuators.
Schedulei
1. Outline of actuators
2. Micro-drive electromotive actuators
3. Electromotive actuators
4. Novel actuators
5. Hydraulic actuators
6. Hydraulic control valves
7. Hydraulic servo system
8. Pneumatic actuators
9. Pneumatic control valves
10. Pneumatic servo system
11. PWM control method
12. Model matching methods
13. Neural controller
14. Two-degree-of-freedom control method
15. Model driven control method
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 30 % and examination count 70 %.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216552

Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Miwa (M420, +81-88-656-7387, miw@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Measurement Science and Technology

2 units (selection)

Tetsuo Iwata · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Hiroyuki Ukida · Associate Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To understand importance of the Fourier transformation for developing

various kinds of measurement techniues, measurement equipments, measurement
systems.
Outlinei Among the various measurement techniques used in the fundamental
and applied research, optical measuremnt methods including their principles,
methodologies, instrumentations, and evaluation methods are reviewed. In
the lecture, emphasized is the importance of the concept of the Fouriertransformation to understand and to deal with linear systems in the modern
scientific measurement system. Practical methods of object inspections, distancemeasurements, and shape reconstructions using images are also lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi measurement techniques, measurement devices, Fourier transform
Relational Lecturei “Micro-Nano Engineering”(0.5), “Digital Control Theory”(0.5), “Actuator Control Theory”(0.5)
Goali
1. 1. To understand Fourier series and Fourier transform.
2. 2. To understand relarions among Fourier transform and measurement
principles of scientific instruments.
3. 3. To understand techniques used with practicable various mearurement
devices.
Schedulei
1. Frequency response of the amplifier
2. Optical information processing
3. Fourier-transform infrared spectoroscopy
4. Subfringe interferometry
5. Computed tomography
6. Sampling theorem and quantization theorem
7. Wavelet transformation
8. Lock-in amplifier and boxcar integrator
9. Optics for microscope
10. X-ray diﬀration
11. Image measurement systems
12. Feature extraction from images

13. Binocular stereo method
14. Pattern projection
15. Shape from shading and texture
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 50% and examinations count 50%.
Textbooki Printed synopses are used.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216630
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iwata (M427, +81-88-656-9743, iwata@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Ukida (M424, +81-88-656-9448, ukida@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 毎週金曜日 17:00∼ 18:00)— 81 —

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Theory and Application of Non-traditional Machining and Metal Forming Processes

2 units (selection)

Tohru Ishida · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takuo Nagamachi · Associate Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The class introduces the principles, characteristics, and applications ofrepresentative methods of non-traditional machining. And then it introduces
foundation of the numerical simulation by elastic and elasto-plastic finite element
method and their application to metal forming processes.
Outlinei In the former half of the class, non-traditional machining is discussed.
Non-traditional machining has many kinds of methods which use a variety ofprinciples. These methods are put in practical use and have their own particular
merits and demerits. Therefore, to achieve eﬃcient, desired machining, thesemethods must be suitably selected by taking shapes, dimensions, accuracy, surface
quality, material, cost, environmental impact, and so on into consideration.
To meet the requirements, the principles and characteristics of representative
methods of non-traditional machining are introduced and the merits and demeritsof them in applying them to machining of various metals are discussed. In thelatter half of the class, metal forming processes are discussed. Although metal
forming techniques are diverse, the primary objective is to produce a desired
shape change. The major concerns of the engineer are the forces required forthe operations and the properties of the work materials. Engineering plasticity
and its application to metal forming processes are introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi Non-traditional Machining, finite element analysis
Relational Lecturei “Production and Manufacturing System”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel mechanical engineering, physics, chemistry, and mathmatics.
Goali To understand the principles and characteristics of representative methods of
non-traditional machining and foundation of the numerical simulation by elastic
and elasto-plastic finite element method
Schedulei
1. Fundamentals of electrical discharge machining
2. Applications of electrical discharge Machining
3. Fundamentals of electrochemical machining
4. Applications of electrochemical machining
5. Laser beam machining
6. Electron beam machining and ion beam machining

7. Etching and ultrasonic machining
8. Exercise
9. Analysis principle of finite element method
10. Plane strain
11. Plane stress
12. Axial symmetry
13. Principle of virtual work
14. Triangle element
15. Quadrangle element
16. Plastic deformation
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 50% , exercises and examinations count50%.
Textbooki Predistributed printed synopsises are also used.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216623
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ishida (ishidat@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Nagamachi (M524, ngmch@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 毎週
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Production and Manufacturing System

2 units (selection)

Yoshihiro Tada · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Work measurement based on predetermined time standard system foradvanced manufacturing and production are introduced.
Outlinei This class introduces basic-MOST for work measurement and determination of the standard time based on predetermined time standard
system.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi industrial engineering, work measurement, standard time
Relational Lecturei “Theory of Plasticity and Application to Metal Forming
Processes”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding on fundamentals
of material processing technologies and manufacturing system.
Noticei Students are required to prepare and review the classGoali To understand the basic concepts and related aspects of work measurement
and predetermined time standard system.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to work analysis
2. Work study and time study
3. Rating techniques
4. Predetermined time standard system
5. Fundamentals of MOST
6. General move sequence
7. Exercise of the general move sequence
8. Controlled move sequence
9. Exercise of the controlled move sequence
10. Analysis of continuous move
11. Exercise of continuous move
12. Tool use sequence
13. Exercise of the tool use sequence
14. Manual crane sequence
15. Exercise of the manual crane sequence
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Exercises and assignments count 50%, and examination
counts 50%.

Textbooki Printed synopsises are used.
Referencei Work study, ISBN4-526-00084-1.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216592
Contacti⇒ Tada (M319, +81-88-656-7381, tada@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei Students are required preparation (2 hours) and review (2 hours) for every— 83 —

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Precision Machinery

2 units (selection)

Takeshi Yasui · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Kazuya Kusaka · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To understand the principles, applicability, and recent trend of two

measurement techniques based on X-ray and THz wave for precise machinery.
Outlinei In the first half of this lecture, we learn about residual stress measurement
method by using X-ray diﬀraction. Large residual stresses in materials may
sometime cause destruction or transformation. Therefore, a measurement ofresidual stress is important. THz wave, located at a boundary between opticaland electric waves, has attracted attention as a new tool for precise machinery.
In the later half, students learn THz instrumentation and metrology.
Keywordi X ray diﬀraction, X-ray stress measurement, THz spectroscopy, THz
imaging
Fundamental Lecturei “Measurement Science and Technology”(1.0), “Material
Engineering”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Physical properties of materials”(0.5), “Material Engineering”(0.5)

13. THz imaging
14. THz applications
15. Report and presentation
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Report & presentation 60%, examination 40%
Textbooki Printed synopses are used.
Referencei None
Webpagei http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=197328
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216739
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yasui (M317, +81-88-656-7377, yasui@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Kusaka (M322, +81-88-656-9442, kusaka@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Requirementi To master Mechanical Measurement and Scientific Measurement

in bachelor course
Goali
1. Understanding of X-ray stress measurement
2. Understanding of THz instrumentation and metrology
Schedulei
1. X-ray diﬀraction (1) Characteristics of X-rays
2. X-ray diﬀraction (2) Crystal structures
3. X-ray diﬀraction (3) Diﬀraction by an atom and a small crystal
4. X-ray diﬀraction (4) Powder diﬀraction
5. X-ray stress measurement in poly-crystal material
6. X-ray stress measurement in textured material
7. Presentation of measurement example
8. Report and presentation
9. Introduction to THz technology
10. Generation of THz wave
11. Detection of THz wave
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Micro-Nano Engineering

2 units (selection)

Part-time Lecturer
Targeti This class introduces the fundamentals of micro-nano engineering.
Outlinei Basics of micro-nano engineering for the beginners.
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of under-graduatelevel physics and related subjects.
Goali To understand the fundamentals of micro-nano engineering
Schedulei

1. Basics of micro-nano engineering
2. Various micro-nano process and photo-induced process
3. Laser radiation and oscillator
4. Optical components for laser systems
5. Laser induced phenomena
6. Heat conduction in laser processing
7. Laser welding
8. Laser drilling and cutting
9. Ultra-fast laser processing
10. Micro thermal process
11. Micro/nano processing in industry
12. Thermal inkjet process
13. Piezo inkjet process
14. Inkjet for biotechnology
15. Latest inkjet technology
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments counts 100%
Textbooki Norimitsu Hirai, Practical Laser Technology, Kyoritsu publishing
ISBN4-320-08470-5 Takeshi Amari, Inkjet printer, CMC publishing ISBN488231-859-8 Electronic files on Web
Referencei Mitsuo Nakazawa, Practical Ultrafine Process and Measurement, NTS
ISBN4-86043-035-2 Kenichi Iga, Basic Laser Optics, Ohm-sha ISBN4-27402137-8 Kunihiko Sato, Yoshihiko Mukai, Masao Toyoda, Welding Engineering,
Rikogaku-sha ISBN4-8445-2108-X
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216802— 85 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This class introduces basic principles of the semiconductor nanotechnology

and their application to the quantum devices.
Outlinei Basics of semiconductor physics and quantum mechanics are introduced
to understand material properties of quantum confined nanostructures. Recent
progress in fabrication techniques and device applications of semiconductor
nanostructures (quantum wells, wires and dots) will be reviewed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum confined nanostructures, semiconductor nanoscience, electron devices, photonic devices
Requirementi None.
Noticei None.
Goali To understand basic properties of semiconductor nanostructures and quantum
devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to semiconductor nanostructures
2. Electronic states in quantum confined structures
3. Electrical properties of superlattices
4. Fabrication technique of quantum wires and wells
5. Characterization of heterointerfaces
6. Characterization of nanostructures
7. High-speed electron devices
8. Optical properties of quantum wells
9. Semiconductor laser diodes
10. Quantum eﬀect devices
11. Fabrication technique of quantum dots
12. Quantum dot devices
13. Device application of quantum nano structures
14. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (1)15. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki None.
Referencei The Physics of Low-Dimensional Semiconductors, J.H. Davis, Springer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216818

Studenti Any students can attend the class.
Contacti⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)⇒ Kitada (A224, +81-88-656-7671, kitada@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Seminar on Mechanical Engineering

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To obtain deeper knowledge and presentation abilities by reading scientificpapers concerning mechanical engineering related to each Master’s thesis.
Outlinei In order to complete each Master’s thesis, to read and to understandscientific papers and to make a discussion with an instructor.
Keywordi Master’s thesis, mechanical engineering
Goali To obtain abilities to read scientific papers concerning each Master’s thesis
and to make a presentation.
Schedulei
1. To read ten scientific papers concerning each Master’s thesis and to make apresentation.
2. To read five scientific papers concerning mechanical engineering and to makea presentation.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216607
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 87 —

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Exercise on Mechanical Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To obtain suﬃcient knowledge and information required for completing

each Master’s thesis and to make a discussion with an instructor.
Outlinei To read scientific papers on Master’s thesis and to make a presentation
under the direction of each laboratory’s instructor.
Keywordi Master’s thesis, mechanical engineering
Goali To obtain knowledge and information concerning each Master’s thesis.
Schedulei
1. To make a research on a problem concerning each Master’s thesis and to
make a presentation.
2. To discuss and to make a presentation on each Master’s thesis.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216603
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 88 —

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Mechanical Engineering Labolatory

6 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To obtain comprehensive abilities for completing each Master’s thesis

through some related experiments.
Outlinei To carry out some experiments concerning each Master’s thesis.
Keywordi Master’s thesis, mechanical engineering
Goali To make a plan and to carry out experiments and to make a discussion on
the results.
Schedulei Under the direction of the instructor, to make a plan and to carry out
the experiment required for completing a Master’s thesis.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216606
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 89 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Earth and Life Environmental Engineering — Chemical Science and Technology
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Advanced Physical Chemistry . . . Uosaki・Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . . 91
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Advanced quantumchemistry . . . Kanezaki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

Advanced Chemical Reaction Engineering . . . Sugiyama・Sotowa・Nakagawa . . . . .116

Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
Long-term Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・Advanced Separation Technology . . . Katoh・Horikawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117

Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

Advanced Topics in Materials Science . . . Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Presentation Method (M) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . . 99
Internship (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Venture Business (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

Advanced Topics in Chemical Process Engineering . . . Part-time Lecturer . . . . . 121

Advanced Analytical and Environmental Chemistry . . . Yasuzawa・Yabutani . . . 115

Advanced Materials Science . . . Moriga・Murai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
Advanced Topics in Synthetic Chemistry . . . Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119

Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology . . . Isu・Kitada . . . . . . . 122
Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter . . . Kawasaki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123• Specialized Exercise and Experiments
Graduate Seminar in Chemical Science and Technology . . . Teacher of course 124• Common Subjects

Advanced experiments on chemical science and technology . . . Teacher of course

Advanced Environmental Technology on Chemistry . . . Teacher of course . . . . 102
Engineering of Biological Environment . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering . . . Kidoguchi・Kozuki・Kondo・Hashimoto
・Fujisawa・Okushima・Matsuo・Yamanaka・Tomita・SATO・Ito・Nada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104• Departmental Subjects
Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics . . . Michihiro105
Diﬀerential Equations . . . Fukagai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
Advanced applied analysis . . . Okamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science . . . Kohda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Solid State Ionics . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Advanced Materials Design . . . Kawamura・Minagawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
Advanced Organic Chemistry . . . Kawamura・Nishiuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
Advanced Topics in Polymerization Reactions . . . Ute・Hirano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112— 90 —

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Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei 延 4 日間 集中講義
，各集中講義全時間 出席 要．
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方-特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識-特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)
13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)

14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216756
Studenti For the course students and other graduate school students.
Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ， 政
府 平成 14
16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」
実施 ，
目標
達成
，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei 遅刻 授業中 私語 厳禁．悪質 場合 ，退場処分， 以
後 受講 認場合，注意． 講師 都 合，多少変更 可能性．
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216805
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (M)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5),“Project Management”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216616
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled
in the doctor former term course. And, the number of taking lecture people isrestricted to do intensive learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.)
It is selected with some means in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Long-term Internship (M)

6 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216767
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishida (The Center for Innovation and Creativity Development, +81-88656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込， 連絡先 記載
「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先， 地域創生
玉有 問合.
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施．日程等 決定掲示HP
公表
注意． << 参考; 平成 22 年度
特論 >>「上勝学舎」「常三島」
集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生) 上勝学舎地
域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1 回 ∼ 第12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月 谷温泉
交流会 行 ． 参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali
1. 本授業，現在求地域再生 観点，
力 他 ，
戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視
．
2.
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握
，協働
場 提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei
1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)
当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei 授業中 数冊紹介
予定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216843
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled in
the course. And, the number of taking lecture people is restricted to do intensive
learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.) It is selected with somemeans in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (M)

2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216874
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216612
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216597
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Environmental Technology on Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti The present situation and subjects on chemistry in view of environmental

pollution will be introduced. Recent development in chemistry to attempt tosolve those subjects will be explained.
Outlinei Based on the historical background on environmental pollution, the recent
progress on analytical chmistry, biochmistry, catalysis and chemical processengineering for environmental protection will be explained.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi environment, analytical chemistry, biochemistry, catalyst, chemical
process
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Analytical and Environmental Chemistry”(1.0),“Advanced Physical Chemistry”(1.0), “Advanced Materials Science”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Engineering of Biological Environment”(0.5), “Advanced
Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Requires undergraduate level knowlwdge of chemistry and chemicalengineering.
Goali
1. To understand the present situation for environmental subjects on engineering.
2. To develop ability for solving the environmental subjects.
Schedulei
1. Endocrine disrupters
2. Microwave dielectric heating: Its application to chemical reaction
3. Environmental problem and crystal growth
4. Analysis of trace elements
5. Properties of supercritical fluids and their utilization
6. Recent advances in organic chemistry: Synthesis and Function
7. The mystery of natural rubber
8. Asymmetric synthesis
9. Polymer materials and environment
10. Biodegradable polymer
11. Introduction to engineering utilization of space environment
12. Utilization of adsorption phenomena
13. Approach using apatite to studies on energy and environment
14. Present situation of phosphors for white LEDs

15. Optimization of chemical processes
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100% mainly based on the presentation
and report submitted.
Textbooki To be announced in the class.
Referencei To be announced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216581
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Engineering of Biological Environment

2 units (selection)

Yoshitoshi Nakamura · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand recent studies on engineering of biological environment.
Outlinei Advanced lectures for recent studies on engineering of biologicalenvironment
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi environment, biology, engineering
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali
1. To understand general concepts of biomass
2. To understand biomass conversion engineering
3. To understand general concepts of bioremediation
Schedulei
1. General concepts of biological environment
2. Characteristics of biomass and its eﬀective utilization
3. Pretreatment of biomass by physical method
4. Pretreatment of biomass by chemical method
5. Pretreatment of biomass by biological method
6. Conversion of biomass into useful materials
7. Conversion of biomass into useful materials
8. Process system engineering for eﬀective conversion of biomass
9. Reports
10. Classification, role, and application method of environmental organism
11. Bioremediation in water environment
12. Bioremediation in air environment
13. Bioremediation in soil environment
14. Environmental hormones, chemical pollutions and ethics
15. Recent topics and trend of industry for engineering of biological environment
16. Final Reports
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation of Reports
Textbooki Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216734
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (720, +81-88-656-7518, ynakamu@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜日 17:00-18:00)
Notei
 When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h and revies
for h every 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
 成績評価 対
平常点 試験 比率 50:50．平常点
講義
参加状況，演習
回答及提出状況 内容 含 ，試験
中間
最終試験 成績 含 ．

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Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering

2 units (selection)

Yoshiyuki Kidoguchi · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Akio Kondo · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shuichi Hashimoto · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shoichiro Fujisawa · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Masashi Okushima · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shigeki Matsuo · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Ryoichi Yamanaka · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Takuro Tomita · Assistant Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Katsuya SATO · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shin-ichi Ito · Assistant Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yuzuru Nada · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand the present environmental problems and to acquire theadvanced of the technique and the approach to solve problems on the point of
the ecosystem engineering.
Outlinei To explain the structure and function of environmental systems, therelationship between civil life and disaster prevention systems, and the changesof social system due to the technological revolution and the policy.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi environmental policy, natural disaster, energy saving technology,
welfare technology, miromechanical engineering
Goali
1. To understand the factor of environmental systems
2. To understand the strucure of environmental systems
3. To understand the civil life and natural disaster prevention systems
Schedulei
1. The policy and natural disaster prevention measures (1)2. The policy and natural disaster prevention measures (2)3. The factor of environmental systems
4. Example of environmental systems
5. The structure of environmental systems
6. Example of structure of environmental systems
7. Civil life and nano-technology 1

8. Civil life and nano-technology 2
9. Midterm presentation
10. Well being technology 1
11. Well being technology 2
12. Ecosystem engineering 1
13. Ecosystem engineering 2
14. Hydrogen engine technology
15. Diesel engine engineering
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in th class
Referencei To be introduced in th classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216598
Contacti⇒ SATO (eco705, +81-88-656-2168, katsuyas@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the quantum mechanics.
Outlinei Basics of quantum mechanics are introduced.
Stylei Lecture

Keywordi quantum mechanics
Goali To understand the outline of quantum mechanics.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Variational method
3. Lagrangian
4. Hamiltonian
5. Poisson’s bracket expression
6. Quantization
7. Operator
8. Wavefunction
9. Expectation value
10. Schrödinger equation
11. Example (1) the square well potential
12. Example (2) the linear harmonic oscillator
13. Angular momentum
14. Example (3) hydrogen atom
15. Heisenberg equation
16. Field quantization
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216864
Contacti⇒ 道廣嘉隆(A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 105 —

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Diﬀerential Equations

2 units (selection)

Nobuyoshi Fukagai · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Introduction to mathematical theory of diﬀerential equations.
Outlinei Boundary value problems of second order linear diﬀerential equations.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi 微分方程式 境界値問題, Sturm-Liouville 問題
Goali To be familiar with Sturm-Louville type equations.
Schedulei

1. Introduction
2. Helmholtz’s equation
3. Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions
4. Green’s function
5. Residue analysis
6. Expansion of Green’s function
7. Fourier series
8. Existence theorem
9. Sturm-Liouville problems
10. Characteristic function
11. Solvability of boundary value problems
12. Basic estimates
13. Distribution of eigenvalues
14. Eigenfunction expansion
15. Review
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation will be based on assignments.
Referencei 望月清 ·『数理物理 微分方程式』 培風館
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216852
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ 工学部数学教室 (A棟219室) (Office Hour: 木曜日 15:00∼ 16:00)
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced applied analysis

2 units (selection)

Kuniya Okamoto · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To learn the functional analytic methods which are basic tools formathematical sciences.
Outlinei This subject provides basic theory of functional analysis which isconsidered as linear algebra in infinite-dimensional spaces. Functional analytic
approaches to phenomena described by diﬀerential equations are introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Relational Lecturei “Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science”(0.5)
Goali To apply the theory of modern analysis and recognize its significant role.
Schedulei
1. Diﬀerential equations and their solutions
2. Exponential of matrices 1
3. Uniqueness of solutions
4. Existence of solutions
5. Eigenvalues and eigenspaces
6. Projective representation
7. Exponential of matrices 2
8. Generalized eigenvalue problems
9. Dunford integrals
10. Holomorphic functions of matrices
11. Solution curve and stability
12. Stability of solutions
13. Ljapunov’s method
14. Nonlinear case
15. Linear approximations
16. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Referencei 『新微分方程式対話』 笠原晧司著，日本評論社
Webpagei http://math9.pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp/lecture/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216571
Contacti⇒ 岡本(A棟212室, TEL/FAX: 088-656-9441, E-mail: okamoto@pm.tokushim
a-u.ac.jp) (Office Hour: 【WEB頁】 HP 参照)— 107 —

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Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science2 units (selection)

Atsuhito Kohda · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Mathematical theory and technique for analysis of engineering phenomena
Outlinei Mathematical theory to analyze problems in engineering and its

application, mainly theory and technique of diﬀerential equations
Stylei Lecture
Relational Lecturei “Advanced applied analysis”(0.2), “Diﬀerential Equations”(0.2)

Requirementi If you like undergraduate-level mathematics, it will be suﬃcient.
Goali To be familiar with mathematical theory, that helps engineering study.
Schedulei

1. Theory of sets and maps
2. Cardinal numbers and bijection
3. Equivalence relations and cryptography
4. Linear space and tensor
5. Vector analysis and diﬀerential form
6. Cauchy’s theorem and vector analysis
7. Diﬀerential form and Cauchy’s theorem
8. Projective plane
9. Quadratic curves and projective plane
10. All quadratic curves are circles?
11. The index of vector fields
12. Applications of the index:fundamental theorem of algebra
13. Vector fields on the unit sphere
14. Why there is the north pole on the earth
15. Mathematics and computers
16. Summary
Webpagei http://math1.pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp/lecture/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216709
Contacti⇒ Kohda (A211, +81-88-656-7546, kohda@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Solid State Ionics

2 units (selection)

Koichi Nakamura · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces topics in solid state ionics, conduction mechanism

in ionic conductors and techniques to study solid state ionics.
Outlinei Basic experimental and theoretical approaches to understand solid state
ionics are introduced and discussed in terms of ”ion dynamic” in ionic/superionic
conductors.
Keywordi ionic conductor, ionic diﬀusion, secondary battery
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. To understand basic physical and chemical properties of ionic conductors.
2. To understand basic technique to study ionic conductors.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to solid state ionics
2. Band theory and conduction mechanism
3. Defect in Ionic crystal
4. Diﬀusion in solid
5. Diﬀusion mechanism in solid
6. Solid electrolyte - Oxides, Silver halide 7. Solid electrolyte - Li compounds 8. Mixed conductor
9. Electrical conductivity measurement
10. Electrical conductivity in ionic conductors
11. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
12. Basic model of NMR relaxation
13. NMR study on ionic conductors
14. Application - Ion secondary batteries 15. Topics and Future in solid state ionics
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216652
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (A216, koichi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Materials Design

2 units (selection)

Yasuhiko Kawamura · Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Keiji Minagawa · Associate Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand functions and design of various soft materials in relation toReferencei Ian W. Hamley, Introduction to Soft Matter, John Wiley & Sons, New

the molecular structure and properties.
Outlinei This class introduces structures, properties, and functions of various soft
materials including functional polymers.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi soft matter, functional polymer, properties of polymers
Goali
1. To understand properties and functions of soft materials, especially polymers,in relation to the molecular structure.
2. To understand methods of molecular and material design for obtaining desired
function.
3. To research and present topics related to functional polymers.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to softl materials
2. Structure of polymers 1
3. Structure of polymers 2
4. Properties of polymes 1
5. Properties of polymes 2
6. Functional polymers 1
7. Functional polymers 2
8. Hydrophilic polymers and hydrogels
9. Colloids
10. Amphiphilic molecules
11. Liquid crystals
12. Topics 1
13. Topics 2
14. Topics 3
15. Topics 4
16. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki 荒木孝二他著，有機機能材料，東京化学同人，2006

York, 2000
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216668
Contacti⇒ Minagawa (G612, +81-88-656-9153, minagawa@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail— 110 —

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Advanced Organic Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Yasuhiko Kawamura · Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Masaki Nishiuchi · Associate Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This lecture intends to reconstruct knowledge of basic organic chemistry

Evaluation Criteriai Students are credited by the results of evaluation of theirin view of structure and reactivity aspects and thus, aims at grasping essence
shown in the real organic chemistry journals.
Outlinei We wish to discuss 1) Basic concepts of organic photochemistry, 2)chemistry of reactive intermediates, 3) logical synthesis of organic molecules,
and finally, 4) physical influence on organic reactions.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi structure and reactivity, reactive intermediates
Fundamental Lecturei “Organic Chemistry 3”(1.0), “Organic Chemistry 4”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Topics in Synthetic Chemistry”(0.5)
Goali
1. Understanding essence of organic chemistry journals.
2. Ability to suggest or propose the way to solve various organic chemistrysubjects.
Schedulei
1. Photochemistry: Basic Concept
2. Photochemistry: Application
3. Reactive Intermediates: Molecules in Excited States
4. Reactive Intermediates: Carbocations and Carbanions
5. Reactive Intermediates: Free Radicals
6. Reactive Intermediates: Carbenes and Nitrenes
7. Reactive Intermediates: Radical Ions
8. Interim Exam
9. Asymmetric Synthesis: Introduction
10. Asymmetric Synthesis: Basic Concept
11. Diastereoselective Reactions
12. Enantioselective Reactions
13. Asymmetric Catalysis
14. Asymmetric Synthesis: Application
15. Asymmetric Synthesis:Topics
16. Term Examreports (50%) and scores of the final exam (50%).
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216898
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kawamura (410 Chem Bldg, +81-88-656-7401, kawamura@chem.tokushi
ma-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Nishiuchi (G409, +81-88-656-7400, nishiuch@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Advanced Topics in Polymerization Reactions

2 units (selection)

Koichi Ute · Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Tomohiro Hirano · Associate Professor / Physicochermistry and Material Science, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to understand the principles of polymer

syntheses and polymer characterizations.
Outlinei In the first half of this course (#1-#8), the basic principles of solution
properties and solid-state structures of polymers are lectured. In the second half(#9-#15), recent progress in polymerization chemistry is lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi living polymerization, stereospecific polymerization, coordination
polymerization, property of polymer solution, solid-state properties of polymers
Fundamental Lecturei “Polymer Chemistry 1”(1.0), “Polymer Chemistry 2”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Organic Chemistry”(0.5)
Requirementi Requires undergraduate level knowledge of chemistry.
Noticei Bring the textbook in the lectures #1 - #8.
Goali
1. To understand the principles of polymer syntheses.
2. To understand relationship between monomer structure and reactivity inpolymerization reaction.
3. To understand the basic principles of solution properties and molecular weight
determination.
4. To understand the basic principles of solid-state properties and the experimental
methods for crystal structure determination.
Schedulei
1. outline of macromolecular science, determination of molecular weight
2. properties of polymer solution 1 (membrane osmometry and the 2nd virial
coeﬃcient)
3. properties of polymer solution 2 (theory and experimentals of light scattering)
4. properties of polymer solution 3 (viscometry)
5. properties of polymer solution 4 (chromatography of polymer)
6. solid-state structure of polymer 1 (crystal and non-crystal, experimental
methods for solid-state properties of polymers)
7. solid-state structure of polymer 2 (crystal structure)
8. thermal properties of polymers
9. classification of polymerization reaction

10. stereospecific living anionic polymerization of methacrylates
11. characterization of polymers
12. Ziegler-Natta polymerization
13. single-site catalysts
14. metathesis polymerization
15. polymerization of acetylenes
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment counts 100% mainly based on the reportsubmitted.
Textbooki 伊勢典夫他著「新高分子化学序論」化学同人
Referencei
 佐藤恒之他著「高分子化学」朝倉書店
 野瀬卓平他編「大学院高分子科学」講談社
 Silverstein 他著「有機化合物同定法」東京化学同人
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216696
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ute (化学棟 406, +81-88-656-7402, ute@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday 15:00 - 17:00)⇒ Hirano (G405, hirano@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Advanced Physical Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Yasuhiro Uosaki · Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yoshihisa Suzuki · Associate Professor / Physicochermistry and Material Science, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The main goal of this class is to understand the relationship between theprinciple of physical chemistry and real phenomena. Solvation, crystal growth
are the main topics of this class.
Outlinei (Solvation phenomena) Many chemical reactions are studied in liquids.
Although solvation process plays a key role in these reactions, it ishard to understand the solvation quantitatively. In this lecture, ”solvation
thermodynamics” based on statistical mechanics is introduced and the methods tounderstand the solvation theoretically are explained. (Crystal Growth) Concepts
and technology of crystal growth play an important role in design of materials
and structure analysis. The main goal of this class is to provide a solid
introduction to the fundamentals of crystal growth that can be used to describe
various phenomena involving equilibrium conditions, rate processes, surface orinterface properties, etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi solvation, crystal growth
Fundamental Lecturei “Basic Physical Chemistry”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Topics in Materials Science”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel physical chemistry and related subjects.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復讐
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. To understand the fundamentals of solvation phenomena
2. To understand the fundamentals of crystal growth
Schedulei
1. Statistical mechanics and thermodynamics
2. Chemical potential
3. Solvation thermodynamics
4. Solvation energy
5. Ion solvation
6. Solubilities of solids in supercritical fluids

7. Solvation in supercritical fluids
8. Thermodynamics of phase transition
9. Nucleation
10. Ideal growth rate of crystal
11. Surface structure and roughning transition
12. Surface kinetics
13. Protein crystallization
14. Protein crystallography
15. Colloidal crystals
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be announced in the class
Referencei Yukio Saito, Statistical Physics of Crystal Growth, World Scientific,
Singapore, 1996
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216869
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Uosaki (G510, +81-88-656-7417, uosaki@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Advanced quantumchemistry

2 units (selection)

Eiji Kanezaki · Professor / Physicochermistry and Material Science, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Molecular science based quantum chemistry minded for current topics will

Textbooki ATKINS, PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 9th ed., 2010, Oxford University

be present both in experimental and theoretical fields with emphasis on molecular
spectroscopy in relation to molecular structure and molecular properties
Outlinei Basic studies on the electronic states of molecules are presented from
aspects of molecular spectroscopy under outer stresses of electric, magnetic andof optical forces to molecules or molecular assemblies. Although discussion will
be mainly focused onto some resonace conditions of the forces, their double
resonance will be included if time is not pressed
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi molecular spectrocsopy
Fundamental Lecturei “Quantum Chemistry”(1.0), “Physical Chemistry”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Graduate Seminar in Chemical Science and Technology”(0.5), “Advanced experiments on chemical science and technology”(0.5)
Goali To understand, at least, one of the current topics in quantum chemistry
Schedulei
1. about this lecture
2. basic concept of quantum chemistry
3. basic methods of quantum chemistry
4. advanced concept of quantum chemistry
5. advanced methods of quantum chemistry
6. basic concept for electronic states of molecule
7. advanced concept for electronic states of molecule
8. basic concept for the study in electronic states of molecule, a survey
9. basic methods for the study in electronic states of molecule
10. advanced concept for electronic states of molecule
11. introduction to interaction of molecules with outer field
12. basic concept for interaction of molecules with outer field
13. basic concept for calculation of interaction
14. advanced concept for calculation of interaction
15. more advanced concept for calculation of interaction
16. examination
Evaluation Criteriai
提出 求 ，平常点 考慮
評価

Press.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216910
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kanezaki (G516, +81-88-656-9444, kanezaki@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: refer to the official HP)— 114 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Analytical and Environmental Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Mikito Yasuzawa · Associate Professor / Physicochermistry and Material Science, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Tomoki Yabutani · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class introduces current status and topics in the academic field ofanalytical chemistry and grobal environmental problems in the world.
Outlinei The outiline of this class is an introduction of histry and advances ofanalytical chemistry and environmental problems. The contents for analyticalchemisry include sample preparation, separation method and principles of some
imrpotant analytical instruments for characterizing enviromental problems.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi analytical chemistry, environmental analytical chemistry
Fundamental Lecturei “Global Environmental Chemistry”(1.0)
Requirementi Students are requied to have enough knowledges and trainings ofanalytical chemistry and environmental chemistry in undergraduate-level andrelated subjects.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
上 授業
受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. To understand the current advance in analytical chemistry.
2. To understand of the earth environmental problems in the viewpoint ofanalytical chemistry.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Influence of chemical compunds to human health
3. Introduction of analytical methods of chemical compounds in biologicalsamples
4. Curent topics of analysis of chemical compounds in biological samples
5. Current status of pollution in global environment by toxic chemical compounds
6. Introduction of urban atmospheric environment
7. Current statas and topics in urban atmospheric environment
8. Global climate change by greenhouse gas
9. Introduction of aquatic environment
10. Current status and topics of aquatic environment
11. Introduction of soil and lithospheric environment

12. Current status of soil and lithospheric environment
13. Introduciton of analytical method for environmental analysis
14. Current advances of analytical method for environmental analysis
15. Current topics of environmental chemistry
Evaluation Criteriai The No. 1 and No. 2 objectives of this class mentioned
above are related with the lecture No. 2-4, 13, 14 and No. 1-15, respectively.
The final grades will be determined numerically by averaging your scores withthe following weights; homework reports 70% and quizzes 30%. The score will
be described as 100-points scale. You will be passed for this class if you getover 60 point.
Textbooki To be introcuced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216882
Contacti⇒ Yasuzawa (G512, +81-88-656-7421, mik@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜日 16:30∼ 17:30)⇒ Yabutani (G605, +81-88-656-7413, yabutani@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail— 115 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Chemical Reaction Engineering

2 units (selection)

Shigeru Sugiyama · Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Ken-Ichiro Sotowa · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Keizo Nakagawa · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the most up-to-date analytical procedures of catalysts

together with the optimization techniques that can be used for determing the
optimal design and operating conditions of chemical processes.
Outlinei The recent characterization techniques of catalysts such as XAFS andsolid state NMR will be explained. Furthermore, basics of chemical reactor
and process design and operation will be introduced using a chemical reaction
process as an example.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi catalyst, reactor, process design, optimization, reaction engineering
Fundamental Lecturei “Diﬀerential Equations”(0.2), “Chemical Reaction Engineering”(0.8), “Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics”(0.4)

Relational Lecturei “Advanced Materials Science”(0.2), “Advanced Separation
Technology”(0.2)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of chemicalengineering and related subjects in an undergraduate course.
Noticei Preparations for lessons review will be needed.
Goali
1. To understand the advanced analytical procedures such as XAFS and solidstate NMR from 1st to 7th.
2. To understand several basic optimization techniques for chemical processes
from 8th to 15th.
Schedulei
1. XAFS (1) : Introduction
2. XAFS (2) : Transmission mode
3. XAFS (3) : Fluorescence mode
4. XAFS (4) : Case study
5. Solid state NMR (1) : Intrroduction
6. Solid state NMR (2) : CP MAS
7. Solid state NMR (3) : Case study

8. Introduction to opmization problem
9. Linear programming
10. Nonlinear programming
11. Steepest descent method and line search
12. Integer programming problem
13. pinch technology
14. Process design exercise
15. Recent topics on process optimization
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki All lecture documents will be opened through U-learning system.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216588
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Sugiyama (G309, +81-88-656-7432, sugiyama@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 月曜，火曜，16時
18時 間．
，随時対応．)⇒ Sotowa (Chemistry and biotechnology building, 307., sotowa@chem.tokus
hima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 16:00-17:00, Monday and Tuesday. (canbe contacted whenever available))⇒ Nakagawa (化学生物棟 310, +81-88-656-7430, knakagaw@chem.tokushi
時間帯以外
ma-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月，火:16:00 - 17:00 (
都合
時
OK))

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Separation Technology

2 units (selection)

Masahiro Katoh · Associate Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Toshihide Horikawa · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to understand typical separation processes, theconcepts and mathematical treatments for mass transfer.
Outlinei Separations are prominent in manufacture of chemicals, pharmaceuticals,
metals etc. Various separation methods have been developed in chemical industry.
Separations are also needed for treatment of hazardous wastes and for pollution
control, especially for recycle and recovery of resources. The following types ofsystems will be discussed: principal of various separation methods, fundamentals
of mass transfer, separation with phase change, gas absorption with chemical
reactions, extraction, adsorption and ion exchange, membrane separation,
methods of continuous separation. Mathematical treatments will include methodsof characteristics and moment analysis. To facilitate understanding and practicalapplication, a practice or a report will be also imposed on every item.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi mass transfer, separation processes
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
上 授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. To understand several separation processes
2. To understand mathematical treatments for mass transfer
Schedulei
1. Several separation processes and the concepts
2. Mass transfer
3. Gas absorption, steady analysis
4. Gas absorption, unsteady analysis
5. Gas absorption with chemical reaction
6. Gas absorption apparatuses
7. Adsorption equilibrium
8. Adsorption velocity and diﬀusion
9. Chromatography
10. Moment analysis
11. The principle of membrane separation
12. Membrane permeability

13. Membrane separation process, module
14. Membrane separation process, gas separation
15. Continuous membrane separation process
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment counts 100% mainly based on the reportsubmitted.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216883
Contacti⇒ Katoh (M304, +81-88-656-7429, katoh@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Materials Science2 units (selection)

Toshihiro Moriga · Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Kei-ichiro Murai · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to understand the basic concepts of functional

materials and the most up-to-date analytical procedures, which are necessary indeveloping new material science.
Outlinei Recent development in the preparation, crystal structure, luminescenceand applications of silicon-based oxynitride and nitride phosphors for whitelight-emitting diodes (LEDs) will be explained.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi oxynitride, white LED, powder X-ray diﬀraction, XAFS
Fundamental Lecturei “Physical Properties of Materials”(1.0), “Material Science”(1.0)

Relational Lecturei “Solid State Ionics”(0.5), “Advanced Environmental Technology on Chemistry”(0.5)
Requirementi Requires undergraduate level knowlwdge of materials chemistry.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali

11. Crystallography for X-ray diﬀraction
12. Introduction to Reitveld analysis
13. Introduction to XAFS
14. Measurement of XAFS - transmission and fluorescence method 15. Analysis of XAFS data
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment counts 100% mainly based on the reports
submitted.
Textbooki To be announced in the class.
Referencei To be announced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216665
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Moriga (M603, +81-88-656-7423, moriga@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday 4:30pm—5:30pm for 1st semester, Thursday
4:30pm—5:30pm for 2nd semester)⇒ Murai (機械棟 305, +81-88-656-7424, murai@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

1. To understand the basic concepts of oxynitride phosphors for white LEDs in
the lectures from 1st to 8th.
2. To understand the advanced analytical procedure such as XRD and XAFS in
the lectures from 9th to 15th.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Roles of phosphors in white LED
3. Classification and crystal chemistry of (oxy)nitride compounds
4. Green emitting phosphors
5. Yellow emitting phosphors
6. Red emitting phosphors
7. Synthesis of silicon-based (oxy)nitride phosphors
8. Epilogue
9. Principle of X-ray diﬀraction
10. Measurement and analysis of powder X-ray diﬀraction data
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Topics in Synthetic Chemistry

1 unit (selection)

Part-time Lecturer
Targeti To learn recent research topics on organic and synthetic chemistry.
Outlinei Recent topics in reaction and syntheses in organic, organometallic,biomimetic, inorganic, and polymer chemistries.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi organic chemistry, synthetic chemistry
Fundamental Lecturei “Organic Chemistry 2”(1.0), “Organic Chemistry 4”(1.0),“Organic Chemistry 3”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Organic Chemistry”(0.5), “Advanced Topics in
Polymerization Reactions”(0.5), “Advanced Materials Design”(0.5)
Goali To be able to explain the importance and breakghrough in the research area.
Evaluation Criteriai To be annouced by the lecturer in the class.
Textbooki To be accounced in the class.
Referencei To be announced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216861
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kawamura (410 Chem Bldg, +81-88-656-7401, kawamura@chem.tokushi
ma-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Ute (化学棟 406, +81-88-656-7402, ute@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Topics in Materials Science

1 unit (selection)

Part-time Lecturer
Targeti To learn recent research topics on materials science
Outlinei Basic theories of physical and chemical properties, and structure ofmaterials will be lectured by an lecturer from other research institutions.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi material, properties, chemical structure
Fundamental Lecturei “Physical Chemistry”(1.0), “Inorganic Chemistry”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Physical Chemistry”(0.5), “Advanced Analyticaland Environmental Chemistry”(0.5), “Advanced quantumchemistry”(0.5)
Goali To be able to explain the importance and breakthrough in the research area
Schedulei To be annouced by the lecturer
Evaluation Criteriai To be announced by the lecturer in the class.
Textbooki To be announced by the lecturer
Referencei To be announced by the lecturer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216860
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kanezaki (G516, +81-88-656-9444, kanezaki@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail⇒ Uosaki (G510, +81-88-656-7417, uosaki@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday (17:00-18:00))— 120 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Topics in Chemical Process Engineering

1 unit (selection)

Part-time Lecturer
Targeti To learn recent topics on chemical process engineering.
Outlinei Recent trends in chemical engineering, process design and development

will be explained by a lecturer from other research institutions.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi chemical engineering, process engineering
Fundamental Lecturei “Chemical Engineering Principles”(1.0), “Chemical Reaction Engineering”(1.0), “Separation Science and Technology”(1.0), “Material
Science”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Chemical Reaction Engineering”(0.5), “Advanced
Materials Science”(0.5), “Advanced Separation Technology”(0.5)
Goali To be able to explain the importance and breakthrough in the research area.
Schedulei To be announced by the lecturer in the class
Evaluation Criteriai To be announced by the lecturer
Textbooki To be announced by the lecturer
Referencei To be announced by the lecturer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216589
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Sugiyama (G309, +81-88-656-7432, sugiyama@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail⇒ Moriga (M603, +81-88-656-7423, moriga@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday 4:30pm—5:30pm for 1st semester, Thursday
4:30pm—5:30pm for 2nd semester)— 121 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This class introduces basic principles of the semiconductor nanotechnology

and their application to the quantum devices.
Outlinei Basics of semiconductor physics and quantum mechanics are introduced
to understand material properties of quantum confined nanostructures. Recent
progress in fabrication techniques and device applications of semiconductor
nanostructures (quantum wells, wires and dots) will be reviewed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum confined nanostructures, semiconductor nanoscience, electron devices, photonic devices
Requirementi None.
Noticei None.
Goali To understand basic properties of semiconductor nanostructures and quantum
devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to semiconductor nanostructures
2. Electronic states in quantum confined structures
3. Electrical properties of superlattices
4. Fabrication technique of quantum wires and wells
5. Characterization of heterointerfaces
6. Characterization of nanostructures
7. High-speed electron devices
8. Optical properties of quantum wells
9. Semiconductor laser diodes
10. Quantum eﬀect devices
11. Fabrication technique of quantum dots
12. Quantum dot devices
13. Device application of quantum nano structures
14. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (1)15. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki None.
Referencei The Physics of Low-Dimensional Semiconductors, J.H. Davis, Springer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216818

Studenti Any students can attend the class.
Contacti⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)⇒ Kitada (A224, +81-88-656-7671, kitada@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Mon. 10:00-14:00)— 122 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter2 units (selection)

Yu Kawasaki · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Lecture would be given on the basic concept of magnetism andsuperconductivity in condensed matter with an introductory talk on strongly
correlated electron system and its application to technology.
Outlinei Some materials with strongly correlated electrons show interesting
magnetic and electronic phenomenon such as high-transition temperature
superconductivity, metal-insulator transition and giant magneto-resistance. Afteran introductory talk on the strongly correlated electron system and its application
to technology, lecture would be given on the basic concept of magnetism andsuperconductivity in condensed matter.
Keywordi strongly correlated electron system, magnetism, superconductivity
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時 間
復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
Goali To understand the basic concept of magnetism and superconductivity in
Schedulei
1. Correlated electron matters
2. Introduction to magnetism
3. Electronic states of atoms
4. Magnetic ions in crystal
5. Magnetic interaction
6. Local-moment magnetism 1
7. Local-moment magnetism 2
8. Itinerant-electron magnetism
9. Ferromagnet and its application to technology
10. Superconducting phenomenology
11. Electron-phonon interaction
12. Magnetic ux quantum and SQUID
13. Type II superconductor
14. New type of superconductivity
15. Manganese oxide and spintronics
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Examination
Textbooki no specific text

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=218253
Contacti⇒ Kawasaki (A217, +81-88-656-9878, yu@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Graduate Seminar in Chemical Science and Technology

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To improve the skills in reading academic papers and in making

presentation.
Outlinei The students will read some academic papers and make presentation on
the context. Through the presentation and discussion, the students will improve
the skill in making presentations and learn how the research results can beapplied to the industry.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi discussion, literature, presentation
Fundamental Lecturei “Undergraduate Work”(1.0), “Seminar on Chemical Science and Technology”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced experiments on chemical science and technology”(0.5)

Evaluation Criteriai 各指導教員 ，発表，討論
通
総合的 評価.
輪講及 演習 課題 完了者
60 点 与． 指導教員 ，自身
修士論文研究関連性 把握，，英語 理解度，積極性
雑誌購読 達成度 評価
従採点，40 点満点 評価． 以上算出
評点 合計
輪講及 演習 評点，60 点以上
合格．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216587
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kawamura (410 Chem Bldg, +81-88-656-7401, kawamura@chem.tokushi
ma-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced experiments on chemical science and technology

8 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To learn how to conduct a research as an independent researcher
Outlinei Students will conduct a research work related to the master’s thesis, andacquire a broader knowledge of engineering.
Keywordi research, thesis
Fundamental Lecturei “Undergraduate Work”(1.0), “Seminar on Chemical Science and Technology”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Graduate Seminar in Chemical Science and Technology”(0.5)

Evaluation Criteriai 研究
取 組 ， 並
研究 実行
中 各講座
計画
研究討論，中間報告，，M1 中間発表会
発表・質疑応答，提出
修士論文 ，修士論文発表会
口頭発表審査評価． 修士論文 必要 手続 (修士論文提出・修士論文要旨
提出等) 指示通行 修士論文発表会
発表 行
者
60 点 与．但 ，修士論文最終提出時
所定 時間数以上 論文作成
学習時間
費
条件
． 指導教員 ，研究
取組 状況
修士論文 達成度 評価
従採点 ，35 点満点
評価．
教員 ，修士論文発表会 発表内容，発表技術 対評価
従
採点 ，5 点満点 評価． 以上算出
評点 合計
特別実験 評点，60 点以上
合格．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216586
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kawamura (410 Chem Bldg, +81-88-656-7401, kawamura@chem.tokushi
ma-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Earth and Life Environmental Engineering — Biological Science and Technology
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Advanced Biophysical Chemistry . . . Matsuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 127
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Advamced Cell Physiology . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Biomolecular Design . . . Hori・Uto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154

Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Long-term Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・Advanced Biotechnology . . . Maseda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155

Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Technology for Bioreaction . . . Noji・Ohuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158

International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 133
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 134
Presentation Method (M) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 135
Internship (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
Venture Business (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137

Biological macromolecular chemistry . . . Uto・Hori . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159

Advanced Microbiological Engineering . . . Omasa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153

Advanced Biomaterials . . . Tomoyasu・Nagamune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
Advanced enzyme engineering . . . Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157

Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology . . . Isu・Kitada . . . . . . . 160• Specialized Exercise and Experiments
Practice for undrstanding scientific papers in bioogical technology . . . Teacher
of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161• Common Subjects

Seminar in Biological Technology . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162

Advanced Environmental Technology on Chemistry . . . Teacher of course . . . . 138
Engineering of Biological Environment . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering . . . Kidoguchi・Kozuki・Kondo・Hashimoto
・Fujisawa・Okushima・Matsuo・Yamanaka・Tomita・SATO・Ito・Nada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140• Departmental Subjects
Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics . . . Michihiro141
Superconductivity and superconducting materials . . . Kishimoto . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Advanced Computational Science . . . Takeuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena . . . Imai・Jin . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Biochemical Thermodynamics . . . Matsuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
Advanced Biochemistry . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
Molecular Biotechnology . . . Noji・Ohuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
Cell Biotechnology . . . Nagamune・Tomoyasu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149— 126 —

Biological science and technology laboratory . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Internship in Biological science and technology . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . 164

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei 延 4 日間 集中講義
，各集中講義全時間 出席 要．
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方-特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識-特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)
13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)

14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216756
Studenti For the course students and other graduate school students.
Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ， 政
府 平成 14
16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」
実施 ，
目標
達成
，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei 遅刻 授業中 私語 厳禁．悪質 場合 ，退場処分， 以
後 受講 認場合，注意． 講師 都 合，多少変更 可能性．
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216805
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (M)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5),“Project Management”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216616
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled
in the doctor former term course. And, the number of taking lecture people isrestricted to do intensive learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.)
It is selected with some means in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Long-term Internship (M)

6 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216767
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishida (The Center for Innovation and Creativity Development, +81-88656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込， 連絡先 記載
「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先， 地域創生
玉有 問合.
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施．日程等 決定掲示HP
公表
注意． << 参考; 平成 22 年度
特論 >>「上勝学舎」「常三島」
集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生) 上勝学舎地
域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1 回 ∼ 第12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月 谷温泉
交流会 行 ． 参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali
1. 本授業，現在求地域再生 観点，
力 他 ，
戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視
．
2.
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握
，協働
場 提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei
1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)
当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei 授業中 数冊紹介
予定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216843
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled in
the course. And, the number of taking lecture people is restricted to do intensive
learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.) It is selected with somemeans in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (M)

2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216874
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216612
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216597
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Advanced Environmental Technology on Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti The present situation and subjects on chemistry in view of environmental

pollution will be introduced. Recent development in chemistry to attempt tosolve those subjects will be explained.
Outlinei Based on the historical background on environmental pollution, the recent
progress on analytical chmistry, biochmistry, catalysis and chemical processengineering for environmental protection will be explained.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi environment, analytical chemistry, biochemistry, catalyst, chemical
process
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Analytical and Environmental Chemistry”(1.0),“Advanced Physical Chemistry”(1.0), “Advanced Materials Science”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Engineering of Biological Environment”(0.5), “Advanced
Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Requires undergraduate level knowlwdge of chemistry and chemicalengineering.
Goali
1. To understand the present situation for environmental subjects on engineering.
2. To develop ability for solving the environmental subjects.
Schedulei
1. Endocrine disrupters
2. Microwave dielectric heating: Its application to chemical reaction
3. Environmental problem and crystal growth
4. Analysis of trace elements
5. Properties of supercritical fluids and their utilization
6. Recent advances in organic chemistry: Synthesis and Function
7. The mystery of natural rubber
8. Asymmetric synthesis
9. Polymer materials and environment
10. Biodegradable polymer
11. Introduction to engineering utilization of space environment
12. Utilization of adsorption phenomena
13. Approach using apatite to studies on energy and environment
14. Present situation of phosphors for white LEDs

15. Optimization of chemical processes
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100% mainly based on the presentation
and report submitted.
Textbooki To be announced in the class.
Referencei To be announced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216581
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Committee Member of School Affair— 138 —

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Engineering of Biological Environment

2 units (selection)

Yoshitoshi Nakamura · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand recent studies on engineering of biological environment.
Outlinei Advanced lectures for recent studies on engineering of biologicalenvironment
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi environment, biology, engineering
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali
1. To understand general concepts of biomass
2. To understand biomass conversion engineering
3. To understand general concepts of bioremediation
Schedulei
1. General concepts of biological environment
2. Characteristics of biomass and its eﬀective utilization
3. Pretreatment of biomass by physical method
4. Pretreatment of biomass by chemical method
5. Pretreatment of biomass by biological method
6. Conversion of biomass into useful materials
7. Conversion of biomass into useful materials
8. Process system engineering for eﬀective conversion of biomass
9. Reports
10. Classification, role, and application method of environmental organism
11. Bioremediation in water environment
12. Bioremediation in air environment
13. Bioremediation in soil environment
14. Environmental hormones, chemical pollutions and ethics
15. Recent topics and trend of industry for engineering of biological environment
16. Final Reports
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation of Reports
Textbooki Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216734
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (720, +81-88-656-7518, ynakamu@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜日 17:00-18:00)
Notei
 When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h and revies
for h every 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
 成績評価 対
平常点 試験 比率 50:50．平常点
講義
参加状況，演習
回答及提出状況 内容 含 ，試験
中間
最終試験 成績 含 ．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering

2 units (selection)

Yoshiyuki Kidoguchi · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Akio Kondo · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shuichi Hashimoto · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shoichiro Fujisawa · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Masashi Okushima · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shigeki Matsuo · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Ryoichi Yamanaka · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Takuro Tomita · Assistant Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Katsuya SATO · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shin-ichi Ito · Assistant Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yuzuru Nada · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand the present environmental problems and to acquire theadvanced of the technique and the approach to solve problems on the point of
the ecosystem engineering.
Outlinei To explain the structure and function of environmental systems, therelationship between civil life and disaster prevention systems, and the changesof social system due to the technological revolution and the policy.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi environmental policy, natural disaster, energy saving technology,
welfare technology, miromechanical engineering
Goali
1. To understand the factor of environmental systems
2. To understand the strucure of environmental systems
3. To understand the civil life and natural disaster prevention systems
Schedulei
1. The policy and natural disaster prevention measures (1)2. The policy and natural disaster prevention measures (2)3. The factor of environmental systems
4. Example of environmental systems
5. The structure of environmental systems
6. Example of structure of environmental systems
7. Civil life and nano-technology 1

8. Civil life and nano-technology 2
9. Midterm presentation
10. Well being technology 1
11. Well being technology 2
12. Ecosystem engineering 1
13. Ecosystem engineering 2
14. Hydrogen engine technology
15. Diesel engine engineering
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in th class
Referencei To be introduced in th classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216598
Contacti⇒ SATO (eco705, +81-88-656-2168, katsuyas@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the quantum mechanics.
Outlinei Basics of quantum mechanics are introduced.
Stylei Lecture

Keywordi quantum mechanics
Goali To understand the outline of quantum mechanics.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Variational method
3. Lagrangian
4. Hamiltonian
5. Poisson’s bracket expression
6. Quantization
7. Operator
8. Wavefunction
9. Expectation value
10. Schrödinger equation
11. Example (1) the square well potential
12. Example (2) the linear harmonic oscillator
13. Angular momentum
14. Example (3) hydrogen atom
15. Heisenberg equation
16. Field quantization
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216867
Contacti⇒ Yoshitaka Michihiro (A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 141 —

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Superconductivity and superconducting materials

2 units (selection)

Yutaka Kishimoto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand basics and recent developments in superconductivity.
Outlinei This class reviews quantum mechanics and introduces superconductivity

and recent superconducting materials.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi superconductivity, Cooper pair, superconducting energy gap, densityof states, anisotropic superconductivity
Goali To understand the outline of superconductivity.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to superconductivity
2. Review of quantum mechanics (1), Schrödinger equation and wave function
3. Review of quantum mechanics (2), operators and expected values
4. Review of quantum mechanics (3), perturbation theory
5. Free electron model of metals
6. Phenomenological theory of superconductivity
7. To understand Meissner eﬀect on the basis of quantum mechanics
8. Formation of Cooper pair
9. Formation of superconducting energy gap
10. Density of states, and energy gap at finite temperatures
11. Introduction to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance method
12. Frontier of superconductivity (1), strong coupling superconductor
13. Frontier of superconductivity (2), heavy Fermion superconductor
14. Frontier of superconductivity (3), copper oxide high Tc superconductor
15. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Reports on several subjects in the class.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216769
Contacti⇒ Yutaka Kishimoto (A202)— 142 —

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Advanced Computational Science2 units (selection)

Toshiki Takeuchi · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class provides the basic technology for numerical calculation for thediﬀerential equation.
Outlinei The numerical calculation methods for the diﬀerential equation are
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi numerical analysis, numerical computation, diﬀerential equation
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 I”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 II”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(1.0),“Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Requirementi Students have to understand basic mathematics of undergraduatelevel.
Goali To understand principle of numerical calculation methods.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to numerical simulation
2. Mathematical model
3. Lagrange interpolation
4. Spline interpolation
5. Least squares method
6. Finite diﬀerence method
7. Arbitrary precision formula
8. Application to ordinary diﬀerential equation
9. Application to partial diﬀerential equation
10. Gauss-Seidel method
11. Successive Over-Relaxation method
12. Explicit method
13. Implicit method
14. Crank-Nicolson method
15. Numerical instabilities
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216627
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 143 —⇒ Takeuchi (A206, +81-88-656-7544, takeuchi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 木曜日 14:00-15:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Imai · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Cheng-Hai Jin · Professor / International Center
Targeti To learn the to analyze the mathematical phenomena.
Outlinei Methods used in analysis of mathematical phenomena are introduced.

Especially, those in numerical analysis are focused on.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi mathematics, numerical analysis
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Computational Science”(0.5)
Requirementi Only the premise that have studied basic mathematics.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
Goali Being able to understand a numerical scheme to one-dimensional boundary
value problems for the Poisson equation
Schedulei
1. Introduction to computer
2. Common sense in numerical computation
3. High-speed computation (Parallel computing)
4. Finite diﬀerence method I
5. Finite diﬀerence method II
6. Finite diﬀerence method III
7. Finite diﬀerence method IV
8. Finite element method I
9. Finite element method II
10. Finite element method III
11. Finite element method IV
12. Boundary element method I
13. Boundary element method II
14. Boundary element method III
15. Iterative method
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216715
Contacti— 144 —⇒ Imai(A220, +81-88-656-7541, The inquiry by means of the cellular phoneor E-mail is not acceptable) (Office Hour: Office hours: Thursday 14:00-1
5:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Biochemical Thermodynamics

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Matsuki · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Thermodynamic treatments for molecular aggregates constructed by self-

association of bio-related substances and eﬀects of environmental variables suchas temperature, pressure and additives on the aggregates are described.
Outlinei The former part of this lecture reviews treatments for molecular aggregatessuch as monolayers, micelles and vesicles constructed by self-association of
bio-related substances like surfactants, lipids and amphiphilic drugs from athermodynamic viewpoint. The latter part describes various nature of theseaggregates and structure changes of the aggregates by environmental variables
such as temperature, pressure and additives. Further industrial application andutilization of molecular aggregates are also explained. This lecture deals withindustrial subjects.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi bio-related substance, molecular aggregate, thermodynamics, phasebehavior, pressure
Fundamental Lecturei “Physical Chemistry 2”(1.0), “Biophysical Chemistry 2”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Biophysical Chemistry”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduate-level physical chemistry and biophysical chemistry and related subjects.
Goali
1. To understand the thermodynamic treatments of molecular aggregates formedby bio-related substances.
2. To understand the nature for aggregates of bio-related substances and eﬀects
of environmental variables on the aggregates.
Schedulei
1. Thermodynamics of molecular aggregates (1) thermodynamics of adsorption
at interfaces 1: surface and interfacial tension
2. Thermodynamics of molecular aggregates (2) thermodynamics of adsorption
at interfaces 2: treatments of adsorbed film
3. Thermodynamics of molecular aggregates (3) phase transitions of monolayers
1: insoluble monlayers
4. Thermodynamics of molecular aggregates (4) phase transitions of monolayers
2: soluble monolayers

5. Thermodynamics of molecular aggregates (5) thermodynamics of selfassociation 1: phase separation model
6. Thermodynamics of molecular aggregates (6) thermodynamics of selfassociation 2: mass action model
7. Thermodynamics of molecular aggregates (7) micelle formation in dilute
solutions 1: critical micelle concentration
8. Thermodynamics of molecular aggregates (8) micelle formation in dilute
solutions 2: aﬀecting factors
9. Structures and functions of molecular aggregates (1) solution behavior 1:
Kraﬀt point
10. Structures and functions of molecular aggregates (2) solution behavior 2:
cloud point
11. Structures and functions of molecular aggregates (3) phase behavior of
bilayers 1: saturated phospholipids
12. Structures and functions of molecular aggregates (4) phase behavior of
bilayers 2: unsaturated phospholipids
13. Structures and functions of molecular aggregates (5) pressure eﬀect on
bilayers 1: volume change of transition
14. Structures and functions of molecular aggregates (6) pressure eﬀect on
bilayers 2: pressure-induced bilayer interdigitation
15. Structures and functions of molecular aggregates (7) phase behavior of bilayer
mixtures: domain formation
16. Summary, inquiry and report preparations
Evaluation Criteriai More than 80% percentage of attendance and reports (100%).
Textbooki To be distributed materials adequately in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216731
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Matsuki (G607, +81-88-656-7513, matsuki@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Friday 16:20-17:50)
Notei
 When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h and review
for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.

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 Goal 1 is related to schedules 1-8 and goal 2 is related to schedules 9-15.

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Advanced Biochemistry

2 units (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti This class introduces biological regulations by signal transduction in

multicellular organisms.
Outlinei Biological regulations involving enzymes, substrates, and other macromolecules are introduced. Molecular mechanisms of expression of biologicalactivities are especially focused.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi signal transduction, signaling molecule, organelle
Fundamental Lecturei “Biochemistry 1”(1.0), “Cell Biology”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced enzyme engineering”(0.5), “Biological macromolecular chemistry”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel biochemistry.
Goali
1. Understanding of regulatory mechanism of synthesis and secretion of signaling
molecules.
2. Understanding of signal transduction and its regulatory factors in cells.
Schedulei
1. Cell structure and role of organelles
2. Biochemical techniques for studies of regulation of signal transduction
3. Imaging techniques for studies of regulation of signal transduction
4. Synthesis of peptide signaling molecules
5. Post-translational modifications of signaling molecules (1) Addition andprocessing of carbohydrate chains
6. Post-translational modifications of signaling molecules (2) Processing ofpolypeptides
7. Post-translational modifications of signaling molecules (3) Processing proteases
and their substrates
8. Post-translational modifications of signaling molecules (4) Physiological
functions of processing proteases
9. Regulation of secretion of signaling molecules
10. Quality control of signaling molecules (1) Intracellular transport
11. Quality control of signaling molecules (2) Intracellular degradation system
12. ER stress response

13. ER chaperones
14. Transcriptional regulation by ER stress
15. Development of new drugs targeting regulatory factors for signal transduction
16. Report preparation
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report (100%)
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216721
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ 生物事務室(M棟703)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Molecular Biotechnology

2 units (selection)

Sumihare Noji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Hideyo Ohuchi · Associate Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand advanced technology for molecular biology
Outlinei We will present recent topics on molecular biology and its applications

for genetic engineering. 1) Molecular biology on insects and its applications (3),2) Molecular biology on brain and neural systems (3), 3) Molecular biology on
vetebrate development and its applications (4). 4) Molecular biology on humandiseases (4).
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi signlalling pathways, transcription factors, genes and diseases
Relational Lecturei “Technology for Bioreaction”(0.5), “Advamced Cell Physiology”(0.5), “Advanced Biotechnology”(0.5)
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To understand molelcular mechanisms of development and diseases
Schedulei
1. Molecular biology of insects, early development
2. Molecular biology of insects, late development
3. Molecular biology of insects, regeneration
4. Molecular biology of insects, brain development
5. Molecular biology of insects, neural development
6. Molecular biology of insects, mutations
7. Molecular biology of vertebrates, early development
8. Molecular biology of vertebrates, late development
9. report for evaluation
10. Molecular biology of vertebrates, brain and neural development
11. Molecular biology of vertebrates, regeneration
12. Molecular biology of human diseases, limbs
13. Molecular biology of human diseases, eyes
14. Molecular biology of human diseases, muscles
15. Molecular biology of human diseases, general
16. Final report for evaluation
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate two reports (50% each)
Textbooki N/AReferencei Handouts

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216879
Studenti all
Contacti⇒ Noji (G803, +81-88-656-7528, noji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 15:30-17:00)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h and— 148 —

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Cell Biotechnology

2 units (selection)

Hideaki Nagamune · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Toshifumi Tomoyasu · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class aims to expand the knowledge on cell biotechnology andimprove the skill of debate through the debate dealing with cell biotechnology
and its applications.
Outlinei Debates among students dealing with the latest reports on technology andapplication concerned with production of useful materials, medical assay, andmedical treatment using various cells are held in order to deepen the knowledge
on cell biotechnology and its peripheral field. Training on skills of debate andcommunication is simultaneously carried out.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi cell, biotechnology, debate
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Biochemistry”(0.8), “Molecular Biotechnology”(0.8), “Technology for Bioreaction”(0.8), “Biological macromolecular chemistry”(0.5), “Advanced enzyme engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel of cell technology and related subjects
Goali
1. To understand the latest cell biotechnology and its application examples
2. To gain the ability of debate on technologies concerned in cell biotechnology
Schedulei
1. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 1(Production of
antibodies)
2. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 2(Production of enzymes)
3. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 3(Production oflymphokines)
4. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 4(Production ofcytokines)
5. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 5(Production of bioactive
proteins)
6. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 1(Measurement ofcytotoxicity)
7. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 2(Analysis of signaltransduction pathways)

8. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 3(Analysis of transcriptosome)
9. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 4(Diagnostics of genome
disorder/SNPs)
10. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 5(Diagnostics of intracellularbacteria/viruses)
11. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 1(Artificial skin)
12. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 2(Immune cell therapy)
13. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 3(Cell transplant/Organ transplant)
14. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 4(Techniques for clone development)
15. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 5(ES cells/iPS cells)
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 50%,Presentation count 50%
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216662
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Nagamune (G707, +81-88-656-7525, nagamune@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei Preparation and review of two hours each are required for understanding of
every class with two hours and taking the credits.

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Advanced Biophysical Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Matsuki · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Treatments of solutions containing biomolecules and analytical methods

for interactions between biomolecular aggregates and physiologically active
substances by means of the treatments are described.
Outlinei The former part of this lecture describes solutions in which biomolecules
reveal their actions from the macroscopic, microscopic and electrochemical
viewpoints. The latter part deals with ligand partitioning into lipid bilayer
membranes as examples of interactions between molecular aggregates formed bybiomolecules and physiologically active substances. The molecular mechanismsof anesthesia until now are reviewed on the basis of the above subjects. Further
industrial application of the interactions such as drug delivery systems is also
explained. This lecture deals with industrial subjects.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi solution, molecular aggregate, ligand, interaction, mechanism ofanesthesia
Fundamental Lecturei “Physical Chemistry 2”(1.0), “Biophysical Chemistry 2”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Biochemical Thermodynamics”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduate-level physical chemistry and biophysical chemistry and related subjects.
Goali
1. To understand the macroscopic, microscopic and electrochemical treatmentsof solutions.
2. To understand the partitioning modes of ligands into biomacromolecules andmolecular mechanisms of anesthesia.
Schedulei
1. Solution chemistry of bio-related substances (1) thermodynamics of solutions
1: basic equations of thermodynamics
2. Solution chemistry of bio-related substances (2) thermodynamics of solutions
2: theory of phase diagrams
3. Solution chemistry of bio-related substances (3) thermodynamics of solutions
3: equilibrium of solutions with gases, liquids and solids
4. Solution chemistry of bio-related substances(4) thermodynamics of solutions
4: interfacial phenomena

5. Solution chemistry of bio-related substances (5) statistical thermodynamics ofsolutions 1: basic equations of statistical mechanics
6. Solution chemistry of bio-related substances (6) statistical thermodynamics ofsolutions 2: ideal and regular solutions
7. Solution chemistry of bio-related substances (7) electrochemistry of solutions
1: ionic equilibrium
8. Solution chemistry of bio-related substances (8) electrochemistry of solutions
2: electrode reaction
9. Interactions between biomacromolecules and physiologically active substances(1) ligand partitioning into lipid membranes 1: nonspecific binding
10. Interactions between biomacromolecules and physiologically active substances(2) ligand partitioning into lipid membranes 2: specific binding
11. Interactions between biomacromolecules and physiologically active substances(3) eﬀect of dissociation equilibrium of ligand
12. Interactions between biomacromolecules and physiologically active substances(4) mechanisms of anesthesia 1: introduction
13. Interactions between biomacromolecules and physiologically active substances(5) mechanisms of anesthesia 2: lipid membrane theories
14. Interactions between biomacromolecules and physiologically active substances(6) mechanisms of anesthesia 3: protein receptor theories
15. Interactions between biomacromolecules and physiologically active substances(7) action mechanisms of local anesthetics
16. Summary, inquiry and report preparations
Evaluation Criteriai More than 80% percentage of attendance and reports (100%).
Textbooki To be distributed materials adequately in the class.
Referencei
 本村欣士著「溶液化学」朝倉書店
 J. S. Rawlinson and F. L. Swinton ”Liquids and Liquid Mixtures” Butterworths
ScientificContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216738
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Matsuki (G607, +81-88-656-7513, matsuki@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h and review
for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
 Goal 1 is related to schedules 1-8 and goal 2 is related to schedules 9-15.

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Advamced Cell Physiology

2 units (selection)

Yoshitoshi Nakamura · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class is intended to demonstrate how to use capable molecular

viewers (PyMol & Coot) for protein structure, which can be used for detailed
analyses of protein 3D-structure.
Outlinei This class (portfolio) introduces how the programs (PyMol & Coot) canbe used, and what their capabilities are.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi protein 3D-structure, protein data bank, PyMol, Coot
Relational Lecturei “Biological macromolecular chemistry”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to bring note-type PC, if necessary (Windows
is better).
Goali
1. To understand protein coordinate file.
2. To understand operation of molecular viewers.
Schedulei
1. Protein Data Bank and coodinate file
2. Installation of the programs
3. Getting started with mouse controls
4. Getting started with commands
5. Comand syntax
6. Atom selection
7. Ray-tracing and stereo
8. Animation
9. Tutorial 1:basics
10. Tutorial 2:advanced techniques
11. Tutorial 3:example scripts
12. Exercise 1:editing of PDB file
13. Exercise 2:structural comparison
14. Exercise 3:DALI web server
15. Exercise 4: WHAT IF web server
Evaluation Criteriai Drawing products with brief explanation (assignments count100%)
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216663
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Administration Office(M703)
Notei— 152 —

 When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h and review
for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
 成績評価 対
平常点 試験 比率 50:50．平常点
講義
参加状況，演習
回答及提出状況 内容 含 ，試験
中間
最終試験 成績 含 ．

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Advanced Microbiological Engineering

2 units (selection)

Takeshi Omasa · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To learn bio-based production
Outlinei To understand basic engineering aspects from lab- to industrial-scale

productions
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi biochemical engineering, bio-based production, separation andpurification, environmental engineering
Fundamental Lecturei “Biomolecular Design”(0.4)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced enzyme engineering”(0.4)
Requirementi Undergraduate biotechnology is required
Goali To understand basic engineering aspects from lab- to industrial-scale
productions. 1.bio-based production, 2.separation&purification, 3.environmental
technology
Schedulei
1. bioresorces
2. bioinformatics-basic
3. bioinformatics-advanced
4. high throughput screening -basic
5. high throughput screening -basic
6. metabolic engineering -basic
7. metabolic engineering -advanced
8. kinetics of biocatalyst
9. bioreactor
10. separation of bioproducts
11. purification of bioproducts
12. sensing and contorol of bioprocess -basic
13. sensing and contorol of bioprocess -advanced
14. environmental biotechnology -basic
15. environmental biotechnology -advanced
16. term-end examination
Evaluation Criteriai Presentation and discussion in each topics (70%), term end
exam (30%)
Textbooki
社「――」化学工学会
部会編

Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216844
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Omasa (機械 813 (8 階), +81-88-656-7408, omasa@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Thu 12:00-13:30)
Notei 2hr pre-and post-studies are required. Presentation in each topics is required.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Biomolecular Design

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Hori · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Yoshihiro Uto · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti 生体機能修飾物質 (特 生理活性物質 医薬品) 設計, 合成，生物活性基礎
分子機能工学的概念“医薬品
medicinal
electronomics”
講述．
Outlinei 分子機能工学 関
重要 基礎的 概念
分子軌道論
生体機能修飾物質 (特 生理活性物質 医薬品) 生体機能分子設計
解説 ，“医薬品
medicinal electronomics” 的思考力 向上．
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi biomolecular functional design, molecular orbital theory
Relational Lecturei “Biological macromolecular chemistry”(0.5)
Goali
1. 分子機能工学手法
分子軌道論 理解 ，実際，Hückel 法 使
分子軌道 手計算 求．
2. medicinal electronomics 的思考力 向上，簡単 生体機能修飾作用物
質 分子軌道計算 実践 ，
物性 生物活性 定量的 論，分子軌道論 果実 味．
Schedulei

1. ) Biomolecular (functional) design and the concept of molecular orbital
2. Enzymatic reaction and molecular orbital
3. Quantum theory-based atomic structure and molecular bonds
4. Molecular structures and the concept of hybridized orbitals. Subject review
report-1
5. Heteroatom containing structures. Discussion on subject review report-1
6. Structures of intermediates. Subject review report-2
7. Molecular orbital calculation-1: localizedπ-bond. Discussion on subject review
report-2
8. Molecular orbital calculation-2: localizedπ-bond. Subject review report-3
9. ) Molecular orbital calculation-3: localizedπ-bond. Discussion on subject
review report-3
10. Molecular orbital calculation-4: delocalizedπ-bond (butadiene)
11. Round-table discussion on subject review report-4
12. Molecular orbital calculation-5: delocalizedπ- bond (cyclobutadiene). Subject
review report-5

13. Round table discussion on subject review report-5
14. Another biomolecular design concepts: scaﬀold or “Ken-zan”, pharmacophores,
isosteres
15. Round table discussion on subject review report-6
16. Round-table discussion on this class ”biomolecular design”
Evaluation Criteriai 課
全課題(100%) 評価．
100 点満点 評価 ，60 点以上 場合
合格．
Textbooki Katsuhiro Saito “KozoYukikagaku(in Japanese)( Structural Organic
Chemistry)”(Sankyo-Syuppan) and CD-ROM “ WinMopac Version 3.0.3 (Trial)
In Noriaki Hirayama, “Jissen Ryoshi-Kagaku (in Japanese: Practical Quantum
Chemistry)”
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216878
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Hori (M821, +81-88-656-7514, hori@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 11:55-12:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Advanced Biotechnology

2 units (selection)

Hideaki Maseda · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Acquire the fundamental, advanced and applied biotechnology
Outlinei Target and summary of this class is to understand applied microbiology,

ecology, bioinstrumentation, food biotechnology, waste management andenvironmental biotechnology.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi applied microbiology, food biotechnology, environmental biotechnology
Fundamental Lecturei “Engineering of Biological Environment”(0.4)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced enzyme engineering”(0.4)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduate-level biotechnology and related subjects.
Goali
1. To understand the outline of biotechnology
2. To understand the outline of advanced biotechnology
Schedulei
1. Outline of microbial bioengineering
2. basic and application of microbial bioengineering
3. Outline of biotechnology
4. basic and application of biotechnology
5. Ecology
6. Microbiological Ecology
7. Bioinstrumentation
8. new Bioinstrumentation
9. Outline of Food biotechnology
10. Basic Food biotechnology
11. Utilization of Food biotechnology
12. Outline of Waste management
13. Waste management
14. Outline of Environmental biotechnology
15. Environmental biotechnology
16. Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Grade will be decided by the performance on the following:
Final Exam (100%).
Textbooki To be introduced in the class

Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216573
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Maseda (生物棟 814, +81-88-656-7524, maseda@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Friday 16:20-17:50)
Notei For comprehending lectures and acquisition of credits, it is necessary to do— 155 —

a two-hour preparation lecture and a two-hour review every school hour of twohours.

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Advanced Biomaterials

2 units (selection)

Toshifumi Tomoyasu · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Hideaki Nagamune · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Study and investigate about the scientific background which produced the

new technology.
Outlinei Students are required to investigate how the important discovery (which
acquired the Nobel Prize as an example) were established and how improved
our life and research activities by these accomplishments.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi technology, biomolecules, research, application
Requirementi Required to have a good understanding of undergraduate-levelbiochemistry and molecularbiology.
Goali
1. Understand how the important discoveries in the scientific field were
performed.
2. Investigate how the important discoveries are applied to our life and research.
Schedulei
1. Orientation
2. Discoveries concerning the role played by the chromosome in heredity. T.
Morgan.
3. The production of mutations by means of X-ray irradiation. H. Muller
4. Discovery of mobile genetic elements. B. McClintock.
5. The discovery of penicillin and its curative eﬀect in various infectious
diseases. A. Fleming, E. Chain, H. Florey.
6. Discovery of tumour-inducing viruses. P. Rous.
7. Interpretation of the genetic code and its function in protein synthesis. R.
Holley , H. Khorana, M. Nirenberg.
8. The discovery of restriction enzymes and their application to problems ofmolecular genetics. H, Smith. W, Arber.
9. Contributions concerning the determination of base sequences in nucleic
acids. W. Gilbert, F. Sanger.
10. The genetic principle for generation of antibody diversity. S. Tonegawa.
11. Contributions to the developments of methods within DNA-based chemistry.
K. Mullis, M. Smith.
12. Discovery concerning the genetic control of early embryonic development. L.

Lewis, C. Nüsslein-Volhard, E. Wieschaus.
13. Discovery of Prions - a new biological principle of infection. S. Prusiner.
14. The development of methods for identification and structure analyses of
biological macromolecules. J. Fenn, K. Tanaka, K. Wüthrich.
15. Generalization of lectures
Evaluation Criteriai Grades are judged about two attainment targets describedabove by a presentation (50 points) and a report (50 points). The student requires
more than 60 points to a pass.
Textbooki To be introduce in the class.
Referencei To be introduce in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216736
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Tomoyasu (G701, +81-88-656-9213, tomoyasu@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei
 Students require 2hrs preparation and 2hrs review per a lecture (2 hrs).
 1-14th lectures contain both attainment targets 1 and 2.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Advanced enzyme engineering

2 units (selection)

Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class introduces engineering of enzyme molecule for the medical

application.
Outlinei Basics of design of enzyme and their inhibitor by chemical and genetechnologies for medical application are introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi enzyme, medical application, protein engineering
Fundamental Lecturei “Biochemistry 1”(1.0), “Protein Engineering”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Biochemistry”(0.5), “Biomolecular Design”(0.5),“Advamced Cell Physiology”(0.3)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel biochemistry.
Goali
1. Understanding of enzyme character required for therapeutic use.
2. Understanding of design of enzyme molecule for therapeutic use.
Schedulei
1. Introduction of medical application of enzyme
2. Basic of enzymology (1) Kinetics of enzyme reaction
3. Basic of enzymology (2) Regulation of enzyme activity
4. Therapeutic use of enzyme
5. Problem in therapeutic use of enzyme (1) Immunological problem
6. Problem in therapeutic use of enzyme (2) Drug delivery system.
7. Problem in therapeutic use of enzyme (3) Preparation of large quantity ofenzyme
8. Example of design of enzyme for medical use
9. Example of design of enzyme for diagnosis
10. Engineered enzyme used for therapy of lysosome disease(1)Deficincy of beta
glucosidase
11. Example of engineered enzyme used for therapy of lysosome disease (2)Deficincy of alpha glucosidase
12. Application of PEG-modified enzyme (1) Preparation of PEG asparaginase
13. Application of PEG-modified enzyme (2) Caracterization of PEG asparaginase
14. Target enzyme for development of new drug
15. Engineering of enzyme inhibitor

16. Report preparation Presentation
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216646
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Technology for Bioreaction

2 units (selection)

Sumihare Noji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Hideyo Ohuchi · Associate Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Lectures for science and technology to use biological reactions. Especially,

focusing on morphological formation of organisms, we will talk about how
genomic infomation is decoded to bilud up body by bottom-up strategies.
Outlinei We present lelcutures about techynology for application of biologicalreactions, especially meidical and engineering applications. We will focuse on 1)
genome projects, 2) application of genome information, 3) application of PCR to
genetic analyses, 4) in situ hybridization for analysis of gene expression pattern,5) application of in situ hybridization, 6) transgenic animals, 7) applications oftransgenic animals, 8) knock-out animals, 9) applications of knock-out animals,10) medical applications of knock-out animals
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi genome science, RNA engineering, technology for developmental
biology
Relational Lecturei “Molecular Biotechnology”(0.5), “Molecular Biotechnology”(0.5), “Advanced Biochemistry”(0.5)
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali
1. To understand structures of genomes and its analitical methods
2. To understand analytical methods for gene expression
3. To understand morpholigical genes and its structures
4. To understand mechanisms of developmenal process
Schedulei
1. Evolution
2. Genomic structures and evolution
3. Transcription factors and gene expression
4. Cis-regulaory elements and regulation of gene expression
5. Gene expression patterns
6. Functions of RNAs
7. RNA interference
8. reports for evaluation
9. Homeobox genes
10. Genes for signalling pathways

11. Genes for cell-cell adhesion factors
12. Developmental mechanisms of C. elegance
13. Developmental mechanisms of insects
14. Developmental mechanisms of invertebrate
15. Developmental mechanisms of vertebrate
16. report for evaluation
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate two reports (50% each).
Textbooki N/AReferencei From DNA to Diversity
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216737
Studenti all students
Contacti⇒ Noji (G803, +81-88-656-7528, noji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 15:30-17:00)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Biological macromolecular chemistry

2 units (selection)

Yoshihiro Uto · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Hitoshi Hori · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The goal is to understand the structure and function of biologicalmacromolecules from the perspective of molecular recognition and interaction.
Outlinei How do biological macromolecules recognize the target molecule andfunction? An introduction to the basic structural biology and stereochemistryof biological macromolecules. Topics include protein and nucleic acid structure.
Students should make presentations focusing the molecular recognition andinteraction of biological macromolecules based on the PDB data and their recent
scientific papers with molecular modeling software ”MacroModel”.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intermolecular interactions, molecular recognition, protein data bank,molrecular modeling
Fundamental Lecturei “Biomolecular Design”(0.5)
Relational Lecturei “Advamced Cell Physiology”(0.5), “Advanced enzyme engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi To understand the organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, and the
enzyme engineering
Noticei None
Goali
1. To understand the principle of structure and function of biologicalmacromolecule.
2. To understand the mechanisms of molecular recognition of biologicalmacromolecule through PDB database search and molecular modelingsoftware.
Schedulei
1. Orientation
2. Lecture 1: force interactions involved in the drug-protein complex
3. Exercise 1: search for a protein target for drug
4. Lecture 2: stereochemical interactions involved in the drug-protein complex
5. Exercise 2: search for 3D structures of targeting protein from the PDB
6. Lecture 3: mechanisms of enzyme catalysis
7. Exercise 3: conformational analysis of targeting protein
8. Lecture 4: drug design and drug action
9. Exercise 4: conformational analysis of drug

10. Lecture 5: Drug design with computational chemistry
11. Exercise 5: molecular modeling of drug
12. Lecture 6: Molecular modeling with MacroModel
13. Exercise 6: molecular modeling of protein
14. Exercise 7: molecular modeling of drug-protein complex
15. Exercise 8: evaluation of molecular modeling
16. Report
Evaluation Criteriai Only the student of the attendance rate 80% or more isevaluated by report(100%).
Textbooki R. B. Silverman; The ORGANIC CHEMISTRY of DRUG DESIGN
and DRUG ACTION, ELSEVIER
Referencei T. L. Lemke, D. A. Williams, V. F. Roche, S. W. Zito; FOYE’SPRINCIPLES OF MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216730
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Uto (M820, +81-88-656-7522, uto@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 木曜日 16:20-17:50)
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This class introduces basic principles of the semiconductor nanotechnology

and their application to the quantum devices.
Outlinei Basics of semiconductor physics and quantum mechanics are introduced
to understand material properties of quantum confined nanostructures. Recent
progress in fabrication techniques and device applications of semiconductor
nanostructures (quantum wells, wires and dots) will be reviewed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum confined nanostructures, semiconductor nanoscience, electron devices, photonic devices
Requirementi None.
Noticei None.
Goali To understand basic properties of semiconductor nanostructures and quantum
devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to semiconductor nanostructures
2. Electronic states in quantum confined structures
3. Electrical properties of superlattices
4. Fabrication technique of quantum wires and wells
5. Characterization of heterointerfaces
6. Characterization of nanostructures
7. High-speed electron devices
8. Optical properties of quantum wells
9. Semiconductor laser diodes
10. Quantum eﬀect devices
11. Fabrication technique of quantum dots
12. Quantum dot devices
13. Device application of quantum nano structures
14. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (1)15. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki None.
Referencei The Physics of Low-Dimensional Semiconductors, J.H. Davis, Springer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216818

Studenti Any students can attend the class.
Contacti⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)⇒ Kitada (A224, +81-88-656-7671, kitada@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Practice for undrstanding scientific papers in bioogical technology

2 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To learn how to read scientific papers for research
Outlinei In order to obtain information on research and to learn how to present

research results, students read papers related to their subjects of master thesis,present its contents, and discuss about contents of the paper.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi reading of papar, presentation
Relational Lecturei “Seminar in Biological Technology”(0.5), “Biological scienceand technology laboratory”(0.5)
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn how to read papers
Schedulei
1. presentation and discussion 1
2. presentation and discussion 2
3. presentation and discussion 3
4. presentation and discussion 4
5. presentation and discussion 5
6. presentation and discussion 6
7. presentation and discussion 7
8. presentation and discussion 8
9. presentation and discussion 9
10. presentation and discussion 10
11. presentation and discussion 11
12. presentation and discussion 12
13. presentation and discussion 13
14. presentation and discussion 14
15. presentation and discussion 15
16. presentation and discussion 16
Evaluation Criteriai Mutual evaluation of presentation
Textbooki N/AReferencei Related papers
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216747
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Administration Office(M703)
Notei Preparation and review of 1 hour each are required for understanding of— 161 —

every class with two hours and taking the credits.

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Seminar in Biological Technology

2 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti The goal of this lecture is to aquire the knowledge necessary for research

related to the Master’s thesis.
Outlinei Student elevates the reaseach ability and skill in the individual laboratory
through presentation and active discussion as to the subject of study. In addition,
the research skills in industrial and medical application reseaches should beacquired.
Stylei Excercise
Keywordi discussion for research work, oral presentation
Relational Lecturei “生命研究論文”(0.5), “Biological scienceand technology laboratory”(0.5), “Practice for undrstanding scientific papers inbioogical technology”(0.5)
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn how to perform research
Schedulei
1. Research presentation 1 and discussion
2. Research presentation 2 and discussion
3. Research presentation 3 and discussion
4. Research presentation 4 and discussion
5. Research presentation 5 and discussion
6. Research presentation 6 and discussion
7. Research presentation 7 and discussion
8. Research presentation 8 and discussion
9. Research presentation 9 and discussion
10. Research presentation 10 and discussion
11. Research presentation 11 and discussion
12. Research presentation 12 and discussion
13. Research presentation 13 and discussion
14. Research presentation 14 and discussion
15. Research presentation 15 and discussion
16. Research presentation 16 and discussion
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate master thesis
Textbooki N/AReferencei Research papers
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216741
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Administration Office(M703)
Notei Preparation and review of 1 hour each are required for understanding of— 162 —

every class with two hours and taking the credits.

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Biological science and technology laboratory

10 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti According to the subject of study, student carriy out the research to obtain

good ability and skill for reseach and for presntation.
Outlinei Students carrry out each reseach according to the subject of study toelevate their reaseach ability and skill in the individual laboratory. In addition,
they have to present their reseach reuslts for evaluation.
Stylei Experiment
Keywordi reseach work, presentation
Relational Lecturei “Practice for undrstanding scientific papers in bioogical
technology”(0.5), “Internship in Biological science and technology”(0.5)
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali to learn how to perform experiments
Schedulei
1. Experiments 1
2. Experiments 2
3. Experiments 3
4. Experiments 4
5. Experiments 5
6. Experiments 6
7. Experiments 7
8. Experiments 8
9. Experiments 9
10. Experiments 10
11. Experiments 11
12. Experiments 12
13. Experiments 13
14. Experiments 14
15. Experiments 15
16. Experiments 16
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate rsearch papers for the master degree
Textbooki N/AReferencei Research papers
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216746

Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Administration Office(M703)— 163 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Internship in Biological science and technology

2 units (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti To obtain knowledges and skills for practical works
Outlinei To work in institutes, inductries, and companies, students can learn

practical skills, knowledges, researches, etc., by internship.
Stylei Internship
Keywordi internship
Relational Lecturei “Practice for undrstanding scientific papers in bioogical
technology”(0.5), “Biological science and technology laboratory”(0.5), “生命研究論文”(0.5)
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn what are practical knowledges, skills, and mind.
Schedulei
1. Choose where to go to carry out the internship2. Schedules depend on the internship program
3. Provide Reports
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate Reports
Textbooki N/AContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216743
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Earth and Life Environmental Engineering — Ecosystem Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Urban and Regional Planning . . . Kondo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 166
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Information Engineering of Regional Environment . . . Okushima . . . . . . . . . . . 189

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167

Well-being Technology for All . . . Fujisawa・SATO・Ito . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191

Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Long-term Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・

Design of Assistive Products . . . Fujisawa・SATO・Ito . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192

Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170

mitigation engineering . . . Yamanaka・Kozuki・Nakanishi・Hirai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194

International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 172
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 173
Presentation Method (M) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 174
Internship (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
Venture Business (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176

Advanced Environmental Ecology . . . Kamada・Kawaguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195

Principles of Disaster Risk . . . Kozuki・Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190

Chemistry and Technology for Recovery of Marine Resources . . . Hirotsu・Makita
193

City and Transport System Planning . . . Yamanaka・Sanada・WATANABE . . . . . . . . 196
Actuator Control Theory . . . Miwa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
Measurement Science and Technology . . . Iwata・Ukida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
Optical propertics of materials . . . Haraguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199
Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology . . . Isu・Kitada . . . . . . . 200• Common Subjects

Web Programming . . . Shimomura・Ikeda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201

Advanced Environmental Technology on Chemistry . . . Teacher of course . . . . 177
Engineering of Biological Environment . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering . . . Kidoguchi・Kozuki・Kondo・Hashimoto
・Fujisawa・Okushima・Matsuo・Yamanaka・Tomita・SATO・Ito・Nada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179

Cell Biotechnology . . . Nagamune・Tomoyasu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
Advanced Biomaterials . . . Tomoyasu・Nagamune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203• Specialized Exercise and Experiments
Advanced Ecosystem Engineering Seminar . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204• Departmental Subjects

Advanced Ecosystem Engineering Exercise . . . Teacher of course・Hosoi・Abe・Shimotsu

Advanced Computational Science . . . Takeuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180
Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science . . . Kohda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
Advanced applied analysis . . . Okamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics . . . Michihiro183
Nano-material Engineering . . . Hashimoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
Micromechanics . . . Matsuo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
Energy and Environmental Engineering . . . Kidoguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
Energy conversion systems . . . Nada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187— 165 —

・新倉・Asahi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205

Ecosystem Engineering Laboratory . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei 延 4 日間 集中講義
，各集中講義全時間 出席 要．
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方-特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識-特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)
13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)

14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216756
Studenti For the course students and other graduate school students.
Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ， 政
府 平成 14
16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」
実施 ，
目標
達成
，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei 遅刻 授業中 私語 厳禁．悪質 場合 ，退場処分， 以
後 受講 認場合，注意． 講師 都 合，多少変更 可能性．
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216805
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (M)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5),“Project Management”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216616
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled
in the doctor former term course. And, the number of taking lecture people isrestricted to do intensive learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.)
It is selected with some means in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Long-term Internship (M)

6 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216767
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishida (The Center for Innovation and Creativity Development, +81-88656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込， 連絡先 記載
「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先， 地域創生
玉有 問合.
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施．日程等 決定掲示HP
公表
注意． << 参考; 平成 22 年度
特論 >>「上勝学舎」「常三島」
集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生) 上勝学舎地
域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1 回 ∼ 第12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月 谷温泉
交流会 行 ． 参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali
1. 本授業，現在求地域再生 観点，
力 他 ，
戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視
．
2.
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握
，協働
場 提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei
1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)
当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei 授業中 数冊紹介
予定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216843
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled in
the course. And, the number of taking lecture people is restricted to do intensive
learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.) It is selected with somemeans in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (M)

2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216874
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216612
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216597
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Advanced Environmental Technology on Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti The present situation and subjects on chemistry in view of environmental

pollution will be introduced. Recent development in chemistry to attempt tosolve those subjects will be explained.
Outlinei Based on the historical background on environmental pollution, the recent
progress on analytical chmistry, biochmistry, catalysis and chemical processengineering for environmental protection will be explained.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi environment, analytical chemistry, biochemistry, catalyst, chemical
process
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Analytical and Environmental Chemistry”(1.0),“Advanced Physical Chemistry”(1.0), “Advanced Materials Science”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Engineering of Biological Environment”(0.5), “Advanced
Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Requires undergraduate level knowlwdge of chemistry and chemicalengineering.
Goali
1. To understand the present situation for environmental subjects on engineering.
2. To develop ability for solving the environmental subjects.
Schedulei
1. Endocrine disrupters
2. Microwave dielectric heating: Its application to chemical reaction
3. Environmental problem and crystal growth
4. Analysis of trace elements
5. Properties of supercritical fluids and their utilization
6. Recent advances in organic chemistry: Synthesis and Function
7. The mystery of natural rubber
8. Asymmetric synthesis
9. Polymer materials and environment
10. Biodegradable polymer
11. Introduction to engineering utilization of space environment
12. Utilization of adsorption phenomena
13. Approach using apatite to studies on energy and environment
14. Present situation of phosphors for white LEDs

15. Optimization of chemical processes
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100% mainly based on the presentation
and report submitted.
Textbooki To be announced in the class.
Referencei To be announced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216581
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Committee Member of School Affair— 177 —

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Engineering of Biological Environment

2 units (selection)

Yoshitoshi Nakamura · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand recent studies on engineering of biological environment.
Outlinei Advanced lectures for recent studies on engineering of biologicalenvironment
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi environment, biology, engineering
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali
1. To understand general concepts of biomass
2. To understand biomass conversion engineering
3. To understand general concepts of bioremediation
Schedulei
1. General concepts of biological environment
2. Characteristics of biomass and its eﬀective utilization
3. Pretreatment of biomass by physical method
4. Pretreatment of biomass by chemical method
5. Pretreatment of biomass by biological method
6. Conversion of biomass into useful materials
7. Conversion of biomass into useful materials
8. Process system engineering for eﬀective conversion of biomass
9. Reports
10. Classification, role, and application method of environmental organism
11. Bioremediation in water environment
12. Bioremediation in air environment
13. Bioremediation in soil environment
14. Environmental hormones, chemical pollutions and ethics
15. Recent topics and trend of industry for engineering of biological environment
16. Final Reports
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation of Reports
Textbooki Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216734
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (720, +81-88-656-7518, ynakamu@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜日 17:00-18:00)
Notei
 When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h and revies
for h every 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
 成績評価 対
平常点 試験 比率 50:50．平常点
講義
参加状況，演習
回答及提出状況 内容 含 ，試験
中間
最終試験 成績 含 ．

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Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering

2 units (selection)

Yoshiyuki Kidoguchi · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Akio Kondo · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shuichi Hashimoto · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shoichiro Fujisawa · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Masashi Okushima · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shigeki Matsuo · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Ryoichi Yamanaka · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Takuro Tomita · Assistant Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Katsuya SATO · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shin-ichi Ito · Assistant Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yuzuru Nada · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand the present environmental problems and to acquire theadvanced of the technique and the approach to solve problems on the point of
the ecosystem engineering.
Outlinei To explain the structure and function of environmental systems, therelationship between civil life and disaster prevention systems, and the changesof social system due to the technological revolution and the policy.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi environmental policy, natural disaster, energy saving technology,
welfare technology, miromechanical engineering
Goali
1. To understand the factor of environmental systems
2. To understand the strucure of environmental systems
3. To understand the civil life and natural disaster prevention systems
Schedulei
1. The policy and natural disaster prevention measures (1)2. The policy and natural disaster prevention measures (2)3. The factor of environmental systems
4. Example of environmental systems
5. The structure of environmental systems
6. Example of structure of environmental systems
7. Civil life and nano-technology 1

8. Civil life and nano-technology 2
9. Midterm presentation
10. Well being technology 1
11. Well being technology 2
12. Ecosystem engineering 1
13. Ecosystem engineering 2
14. Hydrogen engine technology
15. Diesel engine engineering
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in th class
Referencei To be introduced in th classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216598
Contacti⇒ SATO (eco705, +81-88-656-2168, katsuyas@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced Computational Science2 units (selection)

Toshiki Takeuchi · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class provides the basic technology for numerical calculation for thediﬀerential equation.
Outlinei The numerical calculation methods for the diﬀerential equation are
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi numerical analysis, numerical computation, diﬀerential equation
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 I”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 II”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(1.0),“Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Requirementi Students have to understand basic mathematics of undergraduatelevel.
Goali To understand principle of numerical calculation methods.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to numerical simulation
2. Mathematical model
3. Lagrange interpolation
4. Spline interpolation
5. Least squares method
6. Finite diﬀerence method
7. Arbitrary precision formula
8. Application to ordinary diﬀerential equation
9. Application to partial diﬀerential equation
10. Gauss-Seidel method
11. Successive Over-Relaxation method
12. Explicit method
13. Implicit method
14. Crank-Nicolson method
15. Numerical instabilities
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216624
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 180 —⇒ Takeuchi (A206, +81-88-656-7544, takeuchi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 木曜日 14:00-15:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science2 units (selection)

Atsuhito Kohda · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Mathematical theory and technique for analysis of engineering phenomena
Outlinei Mathematical theory to analyze problems in engineering and its

application, mainly theory and technique of diﬀerential equations
Stylei Lecture
Relational Lecturei “Advanced applied analysis”(0.2), “Diﬀerential Equations”(0.2)

Requirementi If you like undergraduate-level mathematics, it will be suﬃcient.
Goali To be familiar with mathematical theory, that helps engineering study.
Schedulei

1. Theory of sets and maps
2. Cardinal numbers and bijection
3. Equivalence relations and cryptography
4. Linear space and tensor
5. Vector analysis and diﬀerential form
6. Cauchy’s theorem and vector analysis
7. Diﬀerential form and Cauchy’s theorem
8. Projective plane
9. Quadratic curves and projective plane
10. All quadratic curves are circles?
11. The index of vector fields
12. Applications of the index:fundamental theorem of algebra
13. Vector fields on the unit sphere
14. Why there is the north pole on the earth
15. Mathematics and computers
16. Summary
Webpagei http://math1.pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp/lecture/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216708
Contacti⇒ Kohda (A211, +81-88-656-7546, kohda@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜 12:00∼ 13:00)— 181 —

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Advanced applied analysis

2 units (selection)

Kuniya Okamoto · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To learn the functional analytic methods which are basic tools formathematical sciences.
Outlinei This subject provides basic theory of functional analysis which isconsidered as linear algebra in infinite-dimensional spaces. Functional analytic
approaches to phenomena described by diﬀerential equations are introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Relational Lecturei “Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science”(0.5)
Goali To apply the theory of modern analysis and recognize its significant role.
Schedulei
1. Diﬀerential equations and their solutions
2. Exponential of matrices 1
3. Uniqueness of solutions
4. Existence of solutions
5. Eigenvalues and eigenspaces
6. Projective representation
7. Exponential of matrices 2
8. Generalized eigenvalue problems
9. Dunford integrals
10. Holomorphic functions of matrices
11. Solution curve and stability
12. Stability of solutions
13. Ljapunov’s method
14. Nonlinear case
15. Linear approximations
16. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Referencei 『新微分方程式対話』 笠原晧司著，日本評論社
Webpagei http://math9.pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp/lecture/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216570
Contacti⇒ 岡本(A棟212室, TEL/FAX: 088-656-9441, E-mail: okamoto@pm.tokushim
a-u.ac.jp) (Office Hour: 【WEB頁】 HP 参照)— 182 —

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Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the quantum mechanics.
Outlinei Basics of quantum mechanics are introduced.
Stylei Lecture

Keywordi quantum mechanics
Goali To understand the outline of quantum mechanics.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Variational method
3. Lagrangian
4. Hamiltonian
5. Poisson’s bracket expression
6. Quantization
7. Operator
8. Wavefunction
9. Expectation value
10. Schrödinger equation
11. Example (1) the square well potential
12. Example (2) the linear harmonic oscillator
13. Angular momentum
14. Example (3) hydrogen atom
15. Heisenberg equation
16. Field quantization
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216863
Contacti⇒ Yoshitaka Michihiro (A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 183 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Nano-material Engineering

2 units (selection)

Shuichi Hashimoto · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand the physical and chemical properties of materials at micro-

and nano-scales for desiging and assemlbling nano-structured materials withspecial consideration to environmental issues
Outlinei Physical and chemical properties as well as characterization techniquesof various materials will be discussed on the basis of micro- and nanostructure.
Stylei Lecture
Noticei 授業中，関数電卓等 用
簡単 計算 行 場合．
Goali 環境相互作用 考慮
材料 性質
視点
理解
．
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Structure of solids
3. Structure of sodids
4. Optical properties of solids
5. Optical properties of solids
6. Optical properties of solids
7. Optical properties of solids, assignment1
8. Evaluation technique of nano-materials
9. Evaluation technique of nano-materials
10. Evaluation technique of nano-materials
11. Evaluation technique of nano-materials,aasignment2
12. Application of nano-materials
13. Application of nano-materials
14. Current topics in nano-materilals and nanotechnology
15. Current topics in nano-materilals and nanotechnology
16. exam
Evaluation Criteriai assignment1 25% assgnment2 25% exam 50%
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216801
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department and faculty
Contacti⇒ Hashimoto (Eco405, +81-88-656-7389, hashi@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要
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Micromechanics

2 units (selection)

Shigeki Matsuo · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand the science of micro-to-nanometer domain, and learn thetechniques to investigate such a domain.
Outlinei To study the methods for precise measurement and manufacturing, inaddition, microsensors, micromachining, and microactuators. In addition, hottopics concerning science and technology will be referred and discussed at any
time.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi micro, nano
Goali To obtain basic knowledges on the micro-to-nanometer domain
Schedulei
1. Physics and chemistry in microdomain
2. Physics and chemistry in microdomain
3. Physics and chemistry in microdomain
4. Physics and chemistry in microdomain
5. Measurements in microdomain
6. Measurements in microdomain
7. Measurements in microdomain
8. Micromachining
9. Micromachining
10. Micromachining
11. Microsensors
12. Microsensors
13. Microsensors
14. Microactuators
15. Microactuators
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216887— 185 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Energy and Environmental Engineering

2 units (selection)

Yoshiyuki Kidoguchi · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class addresses to understand characteristics and background of the

global warming problem and the depletion of energy resources for eﬀective
utilization system of energy resources.
Outlinei Lecture on fossil fuels resources, environmental pollutant and environmental loading, principal of thermal energy conversion and conversion
technology, nuclear energy and thermal reactor, the renewable energy and wasteenergy systems.
Keywordi environmental problem, energy security, global warming, energy
conversion
Requirementi None
Noticei Basic subjects concerning the engineering
Goali To understand characteristics and background of the global warming problem
and the depletion of energy resources, and to master the ability solving theenergy security on the point of engineering field.
Schedulei
1. Energy Fundamentals
2. Pollution of the Atmosphere
3. Principal of Thermal Energy Conversion
4. Thermal Energy Conversion System
5. Fossil Fuels Coal, Petroleum and Natural Gas
6. Combustion Method and System of Fossil Fuels
7. Hydroelectric and Thermal Power Generation
8. Nuclear Energy
9. Introduction of New Energy
10. Geothermal Energy System
11. Wind Energy and Solar Energy SystemSystem
12. Fuel Cell
13. Biomass Energy System
14. Wastes Energy System
15. Hydrogen Energy System
Evaluation Criteriai Grading with attitude for lecture and some reports. Need toobtain 60 points out of 100 points for passing this lecture. Every lesson isplaned to attain the targets of this lecture. Students’ achievement of the targets

is partly accessed by the reports.
Textbooki Energy Environment
Referencei To be intriduced in the class
Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/miwa/index.html
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216566Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kidoguchi (Eco502, +81-88-656-9633, kidog@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 随時)— 186 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Energy conversion systems

2 units (selection)

Yuzuru Nada · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand principle of energy conversion and to consider improvementof energy conversion technologies on the point of saving energy consumption
and decreasing environmental damages
Outlinei About 90% of world primary energy demands are provided by fossil fuelthat is converted into heat, electricity, and power by combustion. The lecture will
give you some information and idea about the details of combustion phenomena,and then the latest technologies of energy production and the environmental
problems accompanying with energy production will be denoted. This subject isconcerned with industry.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi energy conversion, energy resources, energy problem, climate change,
combustion
Requirementi None
Noticei None
Goali To understand principle of energy conversion, environmental eﬀect of energy
conversion and present technologies of energy conversion, and to recognize
the importance of improvement of energy conversion technologies against
environmental protection
Schedulei
1. Present energy problem
2. Combustion chemistry 1
3. Combustion chemistry 2
4. Thermal and fluid dynamics in combustion phenomena 1
5. Thermal and fluid dynamics in combustion phenomena 2
6. Premixed combustion 1
7. Premixed combustion 2
8. Non-premixed combustion 1
9. Non-premixed combustion 2
10. Spray combustion 1
11. Spray combustion 2
12. Toxic emissions by combustion 1
13. Toxic emissions by combustion 2
14. Energy saving technologies (Present technologies)

15. Energy saving technologies (Future technologies)
Evaluation Criteriai Appraise the understanding of the content of the lecture bysetting some reports
Textbooki Takashi Niioka, ”fundamentals of Combustion Phenomena
Referencei None
Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/miwa/index.html
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216567
Studenti Any students other than this course can take this subject
Contacti⇒ Nada (ynada@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Urban and Regional Planning

2 units (selection)

Akio Kondo · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The concept and technique to describe not only the vision but also designin the future urban and regional plan are lectured.
Outlinei The technique of urban and regional planning is explained using various
materials in practical planning. The debate is introduced to develop the ability
in design of planning for students.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi urban and regional planning, proposition of vision, planning design
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.2)
Relational Lecturei “Information Engineering of Regional Environment”(0.8)
Requirementi 特
Noticei 特
Goali To understand the concept and technique to describe the future urban andregional plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of urban planning
3. Examples of regional planning
4. Planning and law
5. Examples of application of law
6. Economic analysis in planning (Theory)
7. Economic analysis in planning (Application)
8. Concept of systems analysis in planning
9. Application of systems analysis in planning
10. Explanation of Exercise
11. Exercise of planning 1
12. Exercise of planning 2
13. Presentation of planning
14. Discussion about the future of region
15. Discussion about the vision of region
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.

Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/kondo/top/index.htm
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216799
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜日9·10校時)
Notei 特— 188 —

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Information Engineering of Regional Environment

2 units (selection)

Masashi Okushima · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The information of regional environment, technique of analysis and

Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation of calculation exercises and final presentation

information management are explained. The method and technique using for
application of environmental information to development of regional policies arelectured.
Outlinei The information of regional environment, technique of analysis,
information management and geographic information system are explained using
the various kinds of materials and examples in practical planning.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi information of regional environment, technique of analysis
Relational Lecturei “Urban and Regional Planning”(0.8), “Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.2)
Requirementi 特
Noticei Please download files for this lecture from u-learning system, print out
and take to the lecture room. The materials are not distributed in the lecture.
Goali To obtain the knowledge of the information of regional environment,
technique in survey, information management and computer aid systems, andapply them to design of regional plan and political simulation.
Schedulei
1. Bayes&apos; theorem
2. discrete choice analysis
3. expert system
4. fuzzy reasoning
5. neural network
6. genetic algorithm
7. decision tree
8. analytic hierarchy process
9. fuzzy integration
10. game theory
11. evolution game theory
12. reinforcement learning
13. complex system
14. presentation of results of exercise : part 1
15. presentation of results of exercise : part 2

count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Webpagei http://uls01.ulc.tokushima-u.ac.jp/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216753
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Okushima (ECO 603, +81-88-656-7340, okushima@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei 特．

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Principles of Disaster Risk

2 units (selection)

Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Ryoichi Yamanaka · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand concept of risk, risk management, damage reducing measureability to natural disaster
Outlinei To understand histrical earthquakes and tsunamis , characteristics ofearthquake and tsunami, prediction of damage , to cultivate presentation skill
and debate ability.
Keywordi earthquakes and tsunamis, disaster prevention assessment, risk
management
Relational Lecturei “Principle of Environmental Risk”(0.5)
Goali Training-up of technical knowledge to the natural disaster, the basic
knowledge which can correspond to the risk management and the crisis
management
Schedulei
1. Histrical Earthquakes in Japan
2. Histrical Tsunamis in Japan
3. Characteristics of Earthquake
4. Characteristics of Tsunami
5. Generation Characteristics of Nankai Earthquake
6. Generation Characteristics of Nankai Earthquake and Tsunami
7. Disaster Prevention for Earthquakes and Tsunamis
8. Disaster Prevention Assessment for Earthquakes and Tsunamis
9. What is Risk Management ?
10. Practice of Risk Management for Earthquakes and Tsunamis(1)11. Practice of Risk Management for Earthquakes and Tsunamis(2)12. Presentation of Tsunami Risk Assessment
13. Study tour:The January 17, 1995 Hyogoken-Nanbu earthquake
14. Study tour: Nankai Earthquake in Tokushima
15. Study tour:Tokushima Disaster Prevention Center
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments Count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216659
Studenti To be limited to students of course

Contacti⇒ Kozuki (Eco505, +81-88-656-7335, kozuki@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 火曜日，14:35
16:05，18:00
19:30)
Notei 授業
習．

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受

際
授業

，2 時間
受

授業時間毎 2 時間 予習，授業 理解 単位取得

2 時間 復必要

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Well-being Technology for All

2 units (selection)

Shoichiro Fujisawa · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Katsuya SATO · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shin-ichi Ito · Assistant Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand the philosophy of welfare and the classification of disability,

and to learn the importance of assistive technology.
Outlinei The role and the neccessity of assistive technology will be explained,
and provisions and means to assiste a person with disabilities in daily living
will be lectured.
Keywordi assistive technology, a person with disability, aged paople, assistive
products, assist of daily living
Goali To understand the role and the necessity of the well-being technology, andto understand technical provisions and means to assist a person with disability
in daily living.
Schedulei
1. History of rehabilitation engineering
2. Statistics of persons with disabilities
3. Classification of disabilities (1)4. Classification of disabilities (2)5. Infrastructure for persons with sensory impairments
6. Infrastructure for persons with physical impairments
7. Infrastructure for persons with intelectual impairments
8. Objective of a white cane and how to use it
9. experience of disability (1) : visual impairment
10. experience of disability (2) : visual impairment
11. Assistive products for transfer and mobility
12. Dynamics of wheelchair
13. experience of disability (3) : physical impairment
14. experience of disability (4) : physical impairment
15. Conclusion
Evaluation Criteriai Understanding of lecture will be evaluated through reports
submitted after each lesson.
Textbooki To be introduced in th classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216909
Contacti— 191 —

⇒ Fujisawa (ECO704, +81-88-656-7537, s-fuji@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜日 18:00∼ 20:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Design of Assistive Products

2 units (selection)

Shoichiro Fujisawa · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Katsuya SATO · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shin-ichi Ito · Assistant Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti It aims to learn how to realize and how to keep the quality of assistive

products in the view point of international marketing and to acquire the abilityof designing of products used at oﬃce, working place and home in which theconcept of adapting the device to the human being is installed.
Outlinei Assistive technology for daily living of persons with disabilities in thesociety. Human factors and R & D of assistive products and services. Adapting
the environment to the people instead of the people adapting to the environment.
Evaluation of appropriateness of assistive technology system for a person.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi assistive product, Japanese Industrial Standard, International Standard, ISO, outcome measure
Goali Objective of this lecture is to understand the current state of assistive
products in the world and international standard of them, and to learn designingof them. Moreover, it aimed to learn the method of outcome measure of assistive
products and to be able to consider the total arrangement of products at working
place and at home.
Schedulei
1. Introduction : assitive products as industrial products, ergonomic approach
2. Situation of assistive technology in the world : North America, Europe andJapan
3. Assitive products as industrial products : Japanese Standard, International
Standard an Guidelines for all people including elderly and people withdisabilities
4. Human factors (1) : Decrease of physical function according to aging
5. Human factors (2) : Decrease of sensory function according to aging
6. Japan Industrial Standards of Assistive Products : Wheelchair (1)7. Japan Industrial Standards of Assistive Products : Wheelchair (1)8. Japan Industrial Standards of Assistive Products : Artificial Legs
9. Japan Industrial Standards of Assistive Products : Artificial Arms
10. Japan Industrial Standards of Assistive Products : Beds
11. Japan Industrial Standards of Assistive Products : Hoists

12. Personal environment control system : Smart House, ECS and Home bus
system
13. Fitting of assistive products in daily living (1) : Methods of outcome measure
14. Fitting of assistive products in daily living (2) : Methods of outcome measure
15. Guideline for work place : Legislation and remodeling of work place
Evaluation Criteriai Results will be evaluated through the lecture and reports
submitted after each lesson.
Referencei To be introduced in th classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216807
Contacti⇒ Fujisawa (ECO704, +81-88-656-7537, s-fuji@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜日 18:00∼ 20:00)— 192 —

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Chemistry and Technology for Recovery of Marine Resources

2 units (selection)

Takahiro Hirotsu · Professor / Marine Environment Science and Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yoji Makita · Associate Professor / Marine Environment Science and Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class describes the recovery of valuable elements in seawater thathave not been utilized.
Outlinei This class describes the advanced technology of recovery of valuable
elements such as uranium and lithium in sewater and the remained subjects forpractical use.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi seawater, rare resources, recovery, uranium, lithium, adsorption, ion
exchange, chelation
Goali understanding of the technology of recovery of valuable resources fromseawater
Schedulei
1. Importance of recovery of valuable resources from seawater
2. Inorganic resources in seawater
3. Recovery methods of valuable resources in seawater 1
4. Recovery methods of valuable resources in seawater 2
5. Adsorption method 1
6. Adsorption method 2
7. Development of adsorbents 1: ion-exchangers
8. Development of adsorbents 2: ion-exchangers
9. Development of adsorbents 3: chelating resins
10. Development of adsorbents 4: chelating resins
11. Mechanism of ion-exchange of lithium ions
12. Recovery process of lithium from seawater
13. Mechanism of uptake of uranium
14. Recovery process of uranium
15. Recovery costs of uranium and lithium
16. Perspective of recovery of uranium and lithium from seater
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation of the degree of understanding by report of someessential subjects
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216679
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department and faculty
Contacti— 193 —

⇒ Hirotsu (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology,+81-87-869-3562, takahiro-hirotsu@aist.go.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 産業技術総合研究所, 087-869-3562, takahiro-hirotsu@aist.go.jp)

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mitigation engineering

2 units (selection)

Ryoichi Yamanaka · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Takashi Nakanishi · Part-time Lecturer / 総合科学㈱, Ken Hirai · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti To understand the background and the significance of mitigation and toacquire fundamental principles of mitigation technique.
Outlinei To explain concept, history, technology and examples of mitigation for
national land development and global environment problems
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi mitigation, coastal environment, ecosystem, environmental restoration
Fundamental Lecturei “Principles of Disaster Risk”(1.0), “Urban and Regional
Planning”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Environmental Ecology”(0.5), “Advanced Environmental Systems Engineering”(0.5)
Goali To acquire ideas and fundamental of mitigation
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Deterioration of costal environment
3. Mitigation for coastal environment(1)4. Mitigation for coastal environment(2)5. Mitigation for coastal environment(3)6. Mitigation for coastal environment(4)7. Environmental Risk
8. Mitigation of global environment problems(1)9. Mitigation of global environment problems(2)10. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(1)11. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(2)12. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(3)13. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(4)14. Discussion: Mitigation for land development(5)15. Examination
16. Discussion
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate learning results by reports, debates and examination
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216894

Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (総合研究実験棟 (棟)504 号室, +81-88-656-7334, yamanaka@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Tuesday 14:35-17:50)
Notei Preparation (2 hours) and review (2 hours) is required for each class.

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Advanced Environmental Ecology

4 units (selection)

Mahito Kamada · Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Yoichi Kawaguchi · Associate Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose is to develop the knowledge and skill for conservation andrestoration of ecosystems.
Outlinei Current situation of ecosystems and technical problems for conservation
and restoration are explained. The way of ecosystem management is emphasized
to improve ecosystem. All students must give a presentation to introduce theirown activities.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi ecosystem management, environmental conservation, nature restoration
Goali Every student has basic knowledge and skill to improve ecosystem functionin the actual society.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Interdisciplinary aspects for ecosystem management 1
3. Interdisciplinary aspects for ecosystem management 2
4. Current situation and problems in ecosystem management 1
5. Current situation and problems in ecosystem management 2
6. Current situation and problems in ecosystem management 3
7. Current situation and problems in ecosystem management 4
8. View points to know the structure and function of ecosystems 1
9. View points to know the structure and function of ecosystems 2
10. View points to know the structure and function of ecosystems 3
11. View points to know the structure and function of ecosystems 4
12. Toward an adequate management of ecosystems 1
13. Toward an adequate management of ecosystems 2
14. Toward an adequate management of ecosystems 3
15. General discussion / Report
Evaluation Criteriai Result is evaluated by contents of the reports, which are set
after every related lectures. Over 60% marks is necessary to pass.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216599
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department and faculty
Contacti— 195 —⇒ Kamada (A306, +81-88-656-9134, kamada@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照．)⇒ Kawaguchi (308, +81-88-656-9025, kawaguchi@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜午後)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

City and Transport System Planning

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Junko Sanada · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Kojiro WATANABE · Assistant Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Advanced course on concept and case study of social and public policies

Evaluation Criteriai Achievement level of the each target is evaluated by theon urban, regional and transport planning. Study on contents and usage ofmeasures on such planing fields.
Outlinei Lectures on Systems approaches on city planning and transport planning,theories and usage of planning models and planning methods. A unit is consistedof three hours llecture and an hour training.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi city planning, transport planning, GIS
Fundamental Lecturei “Urban & Transport Planning”(1.0), “Project Evaluation
Methods for Infrastructure Planning”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “都市 · 地域計画論”(0.5), “Infrastructure Planning”(0.5)
Goali
1. Understanding of problems and recent strategies on city and transport planning
2. Understanding of concensus buidling method for developing city and transport
strategies
Schedulei
1. Problems of City and Transport Systems 1
2. Problems of City and Transport Systems 2
3. Recent Planning Strategies of City and Transport System 1
4. Recent Planning Strategies of City and Transport System 2
5. Recent Planning Strategies of City and Transport System 3
6. Recent Planning Strategies of City and Transport System 4
7. Debate by gropus on transport strategies
8. City and Regional Planning 1
9. City and Regional Planning 2
10. City and Regional Planning 3
11. City and Regional Planning 4
12. Introduction of GIS
13. Practice on GIS for City and Transportation Planning 1
14. Practice on GIS for City and Transportation Planning 2
15. Practice on GIS for City and Transportation Planning 3

submitted essays and reports. Score of 60points or over is required to clear thetarget. Students are required to clearr the both of targets. Total score is averageof the scores of two targets.
Textbooki Textbook is ibtroduced in the class. Realted documents is distributed
to students.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216796
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Sanada (A411, +81-88-656-7578, sanajun@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ WATANABE (kojiro@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: See thedepartment notice board every year)— 196 —

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Actuator Control Theory

2 units (selection)

Masafumi Miwa · Associate Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the characteristics of actuators, the design methodsof servo system.
Outlinei The structure and function of actuators or control valves, the designof servo system, PWM control method, the practical and intelligent control
algorithm are explained.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi actuator, servo system, control algorithm
Relational Lecturei “Measurement Science and Technology”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are reqired to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel control engineering and related subjects.
Goali To understand the design methods of servo system using actuators.
Schedulei
1. Outline of actuators
2. Micro-drive electromotive actuators
3. Electromotive actuators
4. Novel actuators
5. Hydraulic actuators
6. Hydraulic control valves
7. Hydraulic servo system
8. Pneumatic actuators
9. Pneumatic control valves
10. Pneumatic servo system
11. PWM control method
12. Model matching methods
13. Neural controller
14. Two-degree-of-freedom control method
15. Model driven control method
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 30 % and examination count 70 %.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216551
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Miwa (M420, +81-88-656-7387, miw@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Measurement Science and Technology

2 units (selection)

Tetsuo Iwata · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Hiroyuki Ukida · Associate Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To understand importance of the Fourier transformation for developing

various kinds of measurement techniues, measurement equipments, measurement
systems.
Outlinei Among the various measurement techniques used in the fundamental
and applied research, optical measuremnt methods including their principles,
methodologies, instrumentations, and evaluation methods are reviewed. In
the lecture, emphasized is the importance of the concept of the Fouriertransformation to understand and to deal with linear systems in the modern
scientific measurement system. Practical methods of object inspections, distancemeasurements, and shape reconstructions using images are also lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi measurement techniques, measurement devices, Fourier transform
Relational Lecturei “Micro-Nano Engineering”(0.5), “Digital Control Theory”(0.5), “Actuator Control Theory”(0.5)
Goali
1. 1. To understand Fourier series and Fourier transform.
2. 2. To understand relarions among Fourier transform and measurement
principles of scientific instruments.
3. 3. To understand techniques used with practicable various mearurement
devices.
Schedulei
1. Frequency response of the amplifier
2. Optical information processing
3. Fourier-transform infrared spectoroscopy
4. Subfringe interferometry
5. Computed tomography
6. Sampling theorem and quantization theorem
7. Wavelet transformation
8. Lock-in amplifier and boxcar integrator
9. Optics for microscope
10. X-ray diﬀration
11. Image measurement systems
12. Feature extraction from images

13. Binocular stereo method
14. Pattern projection
15. Shape from shading and texture
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 50% and examinations count 50%.
Textbooki Printed synopses are used.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216629
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iwata (M427, +81-88-656-9743, iwata@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Ukida (M424, +81-88-656-9448, ukida@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 毎週金曜日 17:00∼ 18:00)— 198 —

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Optical propertics of materials

2 units (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the princeple of optical response of atoms, melecules andcrystals. To develop ability to apply such optical phenomena to applications.
Outlinei With quantum mechanics, we lecture optical process of materials. This
course will cover the following topics: optical propaties of materials forenegineering, classical electromagnetic theory and optical property, opticaltransitions and optical process of atoms, molecules and semiconductors.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum mechanics, condensed matter, optical process, semiconductor
Relational Lecturei “Photonic Device”(0.5), “Lecture in Optical Materials andDevices, Part 1”(0.5)
Requirementi Students should have fundamental knowledges of quamtum
mechanics.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. Students can explain the optical processes of atoms and molecules.
2. Students can explain the optical processes in semiconductors.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Optical response described by classical electro-magnetic theory
3. Schroedinger equation and wave fuction
4. Hydrogen atom model
5. spin angular momentum
6. Quantum mechanics of light
7. Transition induced by interaction between electron state and light
8. Light absorption and emittion
9. Electron transition in atoms and molecules
10. Optical spectra of atoms and molecules
11. Optical spectra of organic molecules
12. Energy bands in condensed matters
13. Optical processes in semiconductors
14. Optical spectra of impurity atoms in a crystall

15. Optical process of P-N junction
16. Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Activity: 20%, Reports: 40% and Final Exam.:40%
Textbooki 中澤，鎌田著，光物性 ·工学 基礎，培風館 1999
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216840
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 16:05-18:00)— 199 —

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Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This class introduces basic principles of the semiconductor nanotechnology

and their application to the quantum devices.
Outlinei Basics of semiconductor physics and quantum mechanics are introduced
to understand material properties of quantum confined nanostructures. Recent
progress in fabrication techniques and device applications of semiconductor
nanostructures (quantum wells, wires and dots) will be reviewed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum confined nanostructures, semiconductor nanoscience, electron devices, photonic devices
Requirementi None.
Noticei None.
Goali To understand basic properties of semiconductor nanostructures and quantum
devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to semiconductor nanostructures
2. Electronic states in quantum confined structures
3. Electrical properties of superlattices
4. Fabrication technique of quantum wires and wells
5. Characterization of heterointerfaces
6. Characterization of nanostructures
7. High-speed electron devices
8. Optical properties of quantum wells
9. Semiconductor laser diodes
10. Quantum eﬀect devices
11. Fabrication technique of quantum dots
12. Quantum dot devices
13. Device application of quantum nano structures
14. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (1)15. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki None.
Referencei The Physics of Low-Dimensional Semiconductors, J.H. Davis, Springer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216818

Studenti Any students can attend the class.
Contacti⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)⇒ Kitada (A224, +81-88-656-7671, kitada@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Web Programming

2 units (selection)

Takao Shimomura · Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Kenji Ikeda · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class provides the knowledge and skills necessary for eﬃciently

developping Web applications in the Internet, and implementing the software ofhigh quality.
Outlinei This class introduces Web programming frameworks and Web programming techniques systematically necessary for eﬃciently developing Web
applicatins of high quality, and then explains the development of some Web
application systems as practical examples to teach the development skills suchas Web design patterns.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi Java, Servlet, JSP, Web applications
Fundamental Lecturei “Programming Methodology”(1.0), “工学”

16. Assignment
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216559
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Shimomura (C402, +81-88-656-7503, simomura@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Wed 15:00∼ 18:00)(1.0)

Relational Lecturei “System Administration”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to hava a good understanding of undergraduate-level Java programming and related subjects.
Goali To understand the system configuration of Web applications that consistsclients and a server, and design flexible Web application systems
Schedulei
1. Web application
2. HTTP/Session
3. Database
4. JSP custom tags
5. Web services
6. Applets
7. JavaScript/AJAX
8. Flash/Flex
9. Web programming frameworks
10. BioPro
11. Internationalization
12. Web programming tips
13. Web programming design patterns
14. Introduction to NisWeb system
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Cell Biotechnology

2 units (selection)

Hideaki Nagamune · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Toshifumi Tomoyasu · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class aims to expand the knowledge on cell biotechnology andimprove the skill of debate through the debate dealing with cell biotechnology
and its applications.
Outlinei Debates among students dealing with the latest reports on technology andapplication concerned with production of useful materials, medical assay, andmedical treatment using various cells are held in order to deepen the knowledge
on cell biotechnology and its peripheral field. Training on skills of debate andcommunication is simultaneously carried out.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi cell, biotechnology, debate
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Biochemistry”(0.8), “Molecular Biotechnology”(0.8), “Technology for Bioreaction”(0.8), “Biological macromolecular chemistry”(0.5), “Advanced enzyme engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel of cell technology and related subjects
Goali
1. To understand the latest cell biotechnology and its application examples
2. To gain the ability of debate on technologies concerned in cell biotechnology
Schedulei
1. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 1(Production of
antibodies)
2. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 2(Production of enzymes)
3. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 3(Production oflymphokines)
4. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 4(Production ofcytokines)
5. Cell biotechnology on production of useful materials 5(Production of bioactive
proteins)
6. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 1(Measurement ofcytotoxicity)
7. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 2(Analysis of signaltransduction pathways)

8. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 3(Analysis of transcriptosome)
9. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 4(Diagnostics of genome
disorder/SNPs)
10. Cell biotechnology on medical or industrial assay 5(Diagnostics of intracellularbacteria/viruses)
11. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 1(Artificial skin)
12. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 2(Immune cell therapy)
13. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 3(Cell transplant/Organ transplant)
14. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 4(Techniques for clone development)
15. Cell biotechnology on medical treatment 5(ES cells/iPS cells)
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 50%,Presentation count 50%
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216661
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Nagamune (G707, +81-88-656-7525, nagamune@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei Preparation and review of two hours each are required for understanding of
every class with two hours and taking the credits.

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Advanced Biomaterials

2 units (selection)

Toshifumi Tomoyasu · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Hideaki Nagamune · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Study and investigate about the scientific background which produced the

new technology.
Outlinei Students are required to investigate how the important discovery (which
acquired the Nobel Prize as an example) were established and how improved
our life and research activities by these accomplishments.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi technology, biomolecules, research, application
Requirementi Required to have a good understanding of undergraduate-levelbiochemistry and molecularbiology.
Goali
1. Understand how the important discoveries in the scientific field were
performed.
2. Investigate how the important discoveries are applied to our life and research.
Schedulei
1. Orientation
2. Discoveries concerning the role played by the chromosome in heredity. T.
Morgan.
3. The production of mutations by means of X-ray irradiation. H. Muller
4. Discovery of mobile genetic elements. B. McClintock.
5. The discovery of penicillin and its curative eﬀect in various infectious
diseases. A. Fleming, E. Chain, H. Florey.
6. Discovery of tumour-inducing viruses. P. Rous.
7. Interpretation of the genetic code and its function in protein synthesis. R.
Holley , H. Khorana, M. Nirenberg.
8. The discovery of restriction enzymes and their application to problems ofmolecular genetics. H, Smith. W, Arber.
9. Contributions concerning the determination of base sequences in nucleic
acids. W. Gilbert, F. Sanger.
10. The genetic principle for generation of antibody diversity. S. Tonegawa.
11. Contributions to the developments of methods within DNA-based chemistry.
K. Mullis, M. Smith.
12. Discovery concerning the genetic control of early embryonic development. L.

Lewis, C. Nüsslein-Volhard, E. Wieschaus.
13. Discovery of Prions - a new biological principle of infection. S. Prusiner.
14. The development of methods for identification and structure analyses of
biological macromolecules. J. Fenn, K. Tanaka, K. Wüthrich.
15. Generalization of lectures
Evaluation Criteriai Grades are judged about two attainment targets describedabove by a presentation (50 points) and a report (50 points). The student requires
more than 60 points to a pass.
Textbooki To be introduce in the class.
Referencei To be introduce in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216735
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Tomoyasu (G701, +81-88-656-9213, tomoyasu@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei
 Students require 2hrs preparation and 2hrs review per a lecture (2 hrs).
 1-14th lectures contain both attainment targets 1 and 2.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced Ecosystem Engineering Seminar

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To improve the skill of presentation, writing, reading and discussion

regarding the ecosystem engineering by reading the current paper written in
EnglishOutlinei Students read the current paper written in English under the supervisionof faculties and present orally their contents
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi ecosystem engineering, peruse paper in English
Goali To obtain the fundamental knowledge regarding research theme and thepresentation skill
Schedulei Seminar on research theme
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216565
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 204 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced Ecosystem Engineering Exercise

6 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course, Yoshihiko Hosoi · Professor / TOTTORI UNIVERSITY, Hirofumi Abe · Professor / Okayama University, Masateru Shimotsu · / Bunri University, · / 神奈川県警
Takeshi Asahi · Professor / Ehime University
Targeti To learn the current issue about the ecosystem engineering in the various

kinds of fields and to improve the abilities to find and solve problems related to
the research theme.
Outlinei Faculties and external experts lecture on current issues about theecosystem engineering. In addition, an opportunity is provided to experiencesocial/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi ecosystem engineering
Noticei Students have to take every lecture to acquire the credit of this subject.
Goali To understand how to find and solve problems related to the research theme
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. The current issue in the ecosystem engineering(1)3. The current issue in the ecosystem engineering(2)4. The current issue in the ecosystem engineering(3)5. The current issue in the ecosystem engineering(4)6. The current issue in the ecosystem engineering(5)7. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (1): lecture
8. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (2): lecture
9. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (3): lecture
10. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (4): lecture
11. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (5): practical training
12. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (6): practical training
13. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (7): practical training
14. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (8): practical training
15. social/environmental activity in ecosystem engineering (9): practical training
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment count 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216561
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ SATO (eco705, +81-88-656-2168, katsuyas@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Ecosystem Engineering Laboratory

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To perform experiments toward Master’s thesis
Outlinei Students perform experiments towards their Master’s thesis under thesupervision of faculties.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi ecosystem engineering, Master’s thesis
Goali To summarize the results of experiments and to present the contents
Schedulei Experiments and researchContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216564
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Systems Innovation Engineering — Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Advance Theory of Electrical and Electronic Materials . . . Tominaga . . . . . . . 231

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 208
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Advanced Optoelectronic Devices . . . Sakai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209

Advanced High Voltage Engineering . . . Shimomura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234

Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 210
Long-term Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・

Erectric Power System . . . Shimomura・Teranishi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235

Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212

Advanced Power Electronics . . . Ohnishi・Hojo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238

International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 214
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 215
Presentation Method (M) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 216
Internship (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217
Venture Business (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218

Advanced Control Theory . . . Kubo・Oya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239

Advanced Theory of Optelectronics . . . Nagase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233

Advanced Theory of Electric Power Engineering . . . Kawada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
Electromechanical Systems . . . Morita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237

Advanced Theory of Digital Transmission . . . Takada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
Advanced Biological Engineering . . . Akutagawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
Advanced Theory of Electronic Circuits . . . Hashizume・Yotsuyanagi . . . . . . . . . . . 242
Advanced Theory of Integrated Circuits . . . Konaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
Advanced Lecture of Intelligent Information Processing . . . Shimamoto・Song 244• Common Subjects

Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology . . . Isu・Kitada . . . . . . . 245

Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering . . . Ueta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 219
Advanced Theory of Semiconductors . . . Nishino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220
Advanced Electrical Control System . . . Yasuno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221
Advanced Theory of Electrical Communication . . . Oie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
Advanced Circuit Theory . . . Nishio・Uwate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223
Human Sensing . . . Fukumi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 224
Photonic Device . . . Haraguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
Electronic display . . . Suyama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226

Advanced Theory of Electromagnetic Compatibility . . . Kawada . . . . . . . . . . . 246
Topics in Algebra . . . Mizuno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247
Superconductivity and superconducting materials . . . Kishimoto . . . . . . . . . . . . 248
Advanced applied analysis . . . Okamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249• Specialized Exercise and Experiments
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Seminar and Exercise . . . Teacher of course
250
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Labolatory . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . 251• Departmental Subjects
Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter . . . Kawasaki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227
Advanced Plasma Engineering . . . Ohya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
Advanced Theory of Electron Devices . . . Ohno・Ao . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229
Advanced Device Processing . . . Naoi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230— 207 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei 延 4 日間 集中講義
，各集中講義全時間 出席 要．
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方-特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識-特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)
13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)

14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216756
Studenti For the course students and other graduate school students.
Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ， 政
府 平成 14
16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」
実施 ，
目標
達成
，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei 遅刻 授業中 私語 厳禁．悪質 場合 ，退場処分， 以
後 受講 認場合，注意． 講師 都 合，多少変更 可能性．
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216805
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (M)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5),“Project Management”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216616
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled
in the doctor former term course. And, the number of taking lecture people isrestricted to do intensive learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.)
It is selected with some means in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Long-term Internship (M)

6 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216767
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishida (The Center for Innovation and Creativity Development, +81-88656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込， 連絡先 記載
「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先， 地域創生
玉有 問合.
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施．日程等 決定掲示HP
公表
注意． << 参考; 平成 22 年度
特論 >>「上勝学舎」「常三島」
集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生) 上勝学舎地
域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1 回 ∼ 第12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月 谷温泉
交流会 行 ． 参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali
1. 本授業，現在求地域再生 観点，
力 他 ，
戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視
．
2.
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握
，協働
場 提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei
1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)
当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei 授業中 数冊紹介
予定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216843
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled in
the course. And, the number of taking lecture people is restricted to do intensive
learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.) It is selected with somemeans in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (M)

2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216874
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216612
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216597
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering

2 units (selection)

Tetsushi Ueta · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti comprehension and application of complex systems by using engineering

methodlogies
Outlinei Complex systems are defined as compound dynamical systems whose
behavior and features cannot be predicted because of their nonlinearities andconnecting conditions. This emergence of behavior is not possible for a single
dynamcal system, therefore, connection, coupling, compounding are keywords ofthis theory. Emergence of rhythm in biological systems, self organization, chaotic
properties in high degrees of freedom, learning and associative memory areexample features of complex systems. In this lecture, based on physical systems
which are ubiquitously found and treated by system engineering subjects, westudy analytical methods to understand these phenomena, bifurcation theory of
nonlinear and linear systems, applied extraction methods of valuable informationfrom observed data, system design methods of compound dynamical systems.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi complex systems, bifurcation, chaos, nonlinear phenomena
Fundamental Lecturei “Diﬀerential Equations (II)”(1.0), “Transient Analysis”(1.0), “Industrial Basic Physics”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Electrical Control System”(0.5), “Advanced
Theory of Electronic Circuits”(0.5)
Requirementi none
Goali
1. understanding of the definition and target area of complex systems
2. understanding of qualitative approach for given dynamical system
3. understanding and application of bifurcation theory
Schedulei
1. examples of complex systems
2. relationship between bifurcation problems and complex systems
3. comptation of bifurcation parameter values
4. chaos and bifurcation phenomenon
5. chaotic itinerary
6. emergence mechanism of spatio temporal chaos and its clustering
7. phase transition and synchronization
8. spatio temporal intermittency and emergence of patterns

9. chaos neural network
10. neuronal circuits as complex systems
11. bifurcations in emergence systems
12. analysis of social systems
13. survey on complex systems
14. exercise 1
15. exercise 2
16. questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai The total grade is evaluated by homework reports (70 %)and attendance of the class. (30 %)Textbooki specified every class.
Referencei Chaotic Scenario of Complex Systems, Asakura-Shoten, 1996 (inJapanese)
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216858
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ueta (AIT 507, +81-88-656-7501, tetsushi@ait.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Wednesday, afternoon)
Notei
 For comprehension of the lecture contents, a 2-hour preparation study and a
2-hour review are required.
 All items in the lecture plan are evaluated by reports.

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Advanced Theory of Semiconductors

2 units (selection)

Katsushi Nishino · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand semiconductor physics and fundamental device operations

for various semiconductor devices
Outlinei Semiconductor physics, especially behavior of carriers in semiconductor,
is described. Properties of pn junction and Schottky barrier, including non-ideal
case, are also lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi semiconductor, metal-semiconductor contact, pn junction diode
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Device Processing”(0.5), “Advanced Theory ofElectron Devices”(0.5), “Advanced Optoelectronic Devices”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand behavior of carries (such as scattering mechanisms) insemiconductor
2. To solve diﬀusion equations in simple conditions
3. To understand properties of pn junction and Schottky barrier
Schedulei
1. Crystal Structure
2. Energy Bands
3. Carrier Concentration at Thermal Equilibrium
4. Carrier Transport
5. Phonon
6. High-Field Eﬀect
7. Continuity Equations and Diﬀusion Equations of Carriers
8. Band Structure of Metal-Semiconductor Contact
9. Current Transport Processes of Schottky Barrier
10. Charcterization of Schottky Barrier Height
11. Ohmic Contact
12. Band Structure of pn Junction Diode
13. Capacitance-Voltage Characteristics of pn Junction Diode
14. Current-Voltage Characteristics of pn Junction Diode
15. Heterojunction
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Report 50%, Examination 50%. More than 60% is required
to pass this class.

Textbooki Physics of Semiconductor Devices, by S.M.Sze
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216816
Contacti⇒ Nishino (E 棟 2 階南 A-5, +81-88-656-7464, nishino@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail— 220 —

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Advanced Electrical Control System

2 units (selection)

Takashi Yasuno · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the basic principle of making to high performanceand the intelligence in control system used for an industrial machine. And thecontrol design of various control systems is understood.
Outlinei The control system configuration used for the industrial machine is
described, and applications of intelligent control method using fuzzy reasoning
and neural net works are introduced. Moreover, Current topics of fields
mentioned avobe are introduced.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi Motion control, Robotics, Fuzzy, Neural network, Genetic algorithm
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Lecture of Intelligent Information Processing”(0.5), “Advanced Control Theory”(0.5)
Noticei The lecture form might be changed according to the number of attending
a lecture.
Goali
1. The congfiguration of the control system used for an industrial machine
should be understood.
2. The intelligent control method should be understood.
Schedulei
1. Control object
2. Motion control system
3. Two degree-of-freedom control
4. Design method of feedback controller
5. Design method of feedforward controller
6. Fuzzy sets
7. Fuzzy reasoning method
8. Control sysytem application of fuzzy reasoning
9. Artificial neuron model
10. Neural network
11. Learning algorithm of neural network
12. Control system application of neural networks
13. Genetic algorithm
14. Control system application of genetic algorithm
15. Conclusions

16. Return of report or examination
Evaluation Criteriai Total evaluation based on reports, examinations or presentations.
Textbooki The print is distributed.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216722
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yasuno (E 棟 2 階北 B-5, +81-88-656-7458, yasuno@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Monday, 15:00-17:30)— 221 —

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Advanced Theory of Electrical Communication

2 units (selection)

Takahiro Oie · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understanding analysing techniques of the communication system and

Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated by presentations and submitted materials in

multi-nodes networks.
Outlinei This lecture is concerned with the study of concept of computer networks
which realize the multi-node communication. The contents of those articles
related with computer networks are presented at seminars. (Lecture style)
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi digital communication, computer networks, network architecture
Fundamental Lecturei “Communication Systems”(1.0), “Applied Communication
Engineering”(1.0), “Computer Networks”(1.0)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel communication engineering and related subjects.
Goali
1. Understanding the control techniques and implementation of computer network
application. (Week 1-8, 11-15)
2. Understanding the secure techniques of the communication system. (Week
9-16)
Schedulei
1. Overview of digital communication
2. Mathematical preparation
3. Network architecture
4. Physical layer in fixed and wireless networks
5. Datalink layer in fixed and wireless networks
6. Network layer and routing
7. Transport layer
8. Traﬃc control
9. Security in fixed and wireless networks
10. Synmetric cryptography and public key cryptography
11. Session layer
12. Presentation layer
13. Application layer
14. Implementation example of application layer (HTTP, SMTP)
15. Implementation example of application layer (DNS, SNMP)
16. Wireless networks

seminars.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216771
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Oie (E-3F-C-1, +81-88-656-7479, alex@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tuesday 16:20∼ 17:20, Thursday 16:50∼ 17:50)
Notei Taking this class, it is necessary to do 2 hours preparation and 2 hours
reviewing for every class (2 hours) in order for your understanding and taking
credit.

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Advanced Circuit Theory

2 units (selection)

Yoshifumi Nishio · Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Yoko Uwate · Assistant Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Analysis method of nonlinear circuits, and behavior of nonlinear oscillatory

circuits and its applications are lectured.
Outlinei Modeling of nonlinear devices, DC analysis and transient analysis ofnonlinear circuits, and steady-state analysis are lectured. Synchronization andchaotic phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits are introduced and theirapplications to information and communication engineering are discussed. (Style:Lecture)Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi nonlinear circuits, circuit analysis, oscillatory circuits
Fundamental Lecturei “Electrical Circuit Theory (I) and Exercise”(0.7), “Electrical Circuit Theory (II) and Exercise”(0.5), “Network Analysis”(0.3)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to know how to analyze basic linear circuits.
Noticei Course is taught in English.
Goali
1. Understanding of analysis methods of nonlinear circuits.
2. Understanding of behavior of nonlinear circuits and its applications.
Schedulei
1. Modeling of nonlinear devices.
2. DC analysis of nonlinear circuits by Newton method.
3. Transient analysis of nonlinear circuits.
4. Steady-state analysis of nonlinear circuits (for 4 lectures).
5. Synchronization phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits (for 2 lectures).
6. Chaotic phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits (for 2 lectures).
7. Engineering applications of nonlinear circuits (for 4 lectures).
8. Conclusions and final examination.
Evaluation Criteriai Final examination 80% and exercise 20%.
Textbooki None.
Referencei
 Akio Ushida and Mamoru Tanaka, ”Nonlinear Circuit Simulations,” Corona
Publishing Co.

 S. Smale and M.W. Hirsch, ”Diﬀerential Equations, Dynamical Systems, andLinear Algebra,” Academic Press.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216580
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishio (D-7, E-3F-South, +81-88-656-7470, nishio@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Human Sensing

2 units (selection)

Minoru Fukumi · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This lecture aims to understand the latest topics in a field of Intelligent

systems, and to obtain advanced knowledge and technologies.
Outlinei This lecture teaches the advanced topics in intelligent systems. The
main items in this lecture are softcomputing and human sensing, including
face information processing and its computer practice and biological signal
processing.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi soft computing, human sensing, human information processing
Goali
1. To understand the latest topics on Intelligent systems.
2. To learn the trend of a domestic and foreign research on related topics.
Schedulei
1. Topics in Advanced Intelligent Systems
2. Topics in Advanced Intelligent Human Sensing
3. Topics in Brain Information Processing
4. Topics in Advanced Softcomputing techniques
5. Psychological Knowledge and Neural Network Model
6. Topics in Advanced Face Information Processing
7. Topics in Advanced Biosignal Processing
8. Topics on applications in Advanced Softcomputing techniques
9. Statistical Learning Algorithms
10. Topics in Eye Tracking and Its Applications
11. Topics in OpenCV applications
12. Topics in EMG and EEG researches
13. Exercise in Advanced Intelligent Systems
14. Exercise in Softcomputing
15. Exercise in Human Information Processing
16. Discussion
Evaluation Criteriai Attendance (30%), practice(10%), report (60%)
Textbooki no special book
Referencei 講義 · 演習中 指定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216854
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Fukumi (D210, +81-88-656-7510, fukumi@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜日,15∼ 18時)
Notei

招聘
講義 · 演習 行 場合．
 授業目的 達成度 最終評価．

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Photonic Device

2 units (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the principle of the current optoelectronic devices, e.g.,

Light Emitting Diodes, Laser Diodes and so on. To develop ability to solve
various problems in optical device application.
Outlinei This course will cover topics on current optical and optoelectronic
devices. Topics treated include Light Emiiitng Diode, Laser Diode, Solar Cell,
Optical Modulator and Nonlinear Optical Devices.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi optoelectronic device, optical device, light emitteing diode, laser diode,optical modulator, Solar cell
Relational Lecturei “Optical propertics of materials”(0.5), “Lecture in Optical
Materials and Devices, Part 1”(0.5)
Requirementi Students should have fundamental knowledges about semiconductor
physics and devices for undergraduate students.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. Students can explain the principle and structures for light emitting devices.
2. Students can explain the principle and structures for photodetector and solarcell.
3. Students can explain the principle of light modulators.
4. Students can explain the principle of nonlinear optical devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Interaction between Light and dielectric materials
3. Semiconductors and other optical materials
4. Optical properties of semiconductors
5. Semiconductor PN-junction
6. Light Emitteing Diode
7. Application of Light Emitteing Diode
8. Laser Diode
9. Application of Laser Diode10. Photoconductor Cells

11. pin photodiode12. Solor cell and amorphus-semiconductor optoelectronic devices
13. Optical Modulator
14. Nonlinear optical devices
15. Integrated Optical Devices
16. Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Activity: 20%, Reports: 40% and Final Exam.:40%
Textbooki 中澤，鎌田著，光物性 ·工学 基礎，培風館 1999
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216857
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Electronic display

2 units (selection)

Shiro Suyama · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the history of developments, technical trends, andtechnologies of electronic display.
Outlinei This course will cover the history of developments, technical trends,
recent topics, and technologies of an electronic display. This course is related
to indutories.
Stylei Lecture
Noticei 光 性質，光学的 現象
，既知
．
Goali
1. To understand fundamental technologies of an electronic display
2. To understand fundamental technologies of devices for an electronic display
3. To understand a technical trend of an electronic display
Schedulei
1. 電子
概要，最近 動向
2. 電子
画像
概要
3. 直視型: 陰極線管 (管，CRT)，
4. 直視型: 液晶 概要 液晶(LCD) 基本動作
5. 直視型: 各種 液晶
特性改善
6. 直視型:(PDP)
7. 直視型:(EL)
8. 直視型:(FED)
9. 超大型: 投射型
10. 超大型: 最新 投射型，屋外用大型 LED
11. 電子
画質 視覚特性12. 電子画質
評価
13. 立体: 概要
14. 立体: 2 眼/多眼方式
15. 立体: 超多眼方式
最新 動向
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation with report
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216773
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Suyama (opt409, +81-88-656-9425, suyama.shiro@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 17:00∼ 18:00)

Notei 授業
習．

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受

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter2 units (selection)

Yu Kawasaki · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Lecture would be given on the basic concept of magnetism andsuperconductivity in condensed matter with an introductory talk on strongly
correlated electron system and its application to technology.
Outlinei Some materials with strongly correlated electrons show interesting
magnetic and electronic phenomenon such as high-transition temperature
superconductivity, metal-insulator transition and giant magneto-resistance. Afteran introductory talk on the strongly correlated electron system and its application
to technology, lecture would be given on the basic concept of magnetism andsuperconductivity in condensed matter.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi strongly correlated electron, magnetism, superconductivity
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
Goali To understand the basic concept of magnetism and superconductivity incondensed matter
Schedulei
1. Correlated electron matters
2. Introduction to magnetism
3. Electronic states of atoms
4. Magnetic ions in crystal
5. Magnetic interaction
6. Local-moment magnetism 1
7. Local-moment magnetism 2
8. Itinerant-electron magnetism
9. Ferromagnet and its application to technology
10. Superconducting phenomenology
11. Electron-phonon interaction
12. Magnetic flux quantum and SQUID
13. Type II superconductor
14. New type of superconductivity
15. Manganese oxide and spintronics
16. Examination

Evaluation Criteriai Examination
Textbooki no specific text
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Plasma Engineering

2 units (selection)

Kaoru Ohya · Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The purpose of the lecture is to give an introduction to the be behavior ofplasmas and its treatment.
Outlinei The elements of plasma physics and chemistry are introduced in thislecture.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi plasma, nuclear fusion
Goali
1. Understanding on properties of plasmas
2. Understanding on an introduction to theories of plasma physics
Schedulei
1. Single-particle motions (1)2. Single-particle motions (2)3. Single-particle motions (3)4. Plasma as fluids (1)5. Plasma as fluids (2)6. Waves in plasmas (1)7. Waves in plasmas (2)8. Waves in plasmas (3)9. Diﬀusion and resistivity (1)10. Diﬀusion and resistivity (2)11. Equilibrium and stability (1)12. Equilibrium and stability (2)13. Introduction to controlled nuclear fusion (1)14. Introduction to controlled nuclear fusion (2)15. Introduction to controlled nuclear fusion (3)16. Conclusions and future problems
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216870
Contacti⇒ Ohya (E 棟 2 階南 A-9, +81-88-656-7444, ohya@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Theory of Electron Devices

2 units (selection)

Yasuo Ohno · Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Jin-Ping Ao · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understanding of deep levels in compound semiconductor electron device

performances
Outlinei Semiconductor device physics for the analyses and design of semiconductor
electron devices will be lectured. After teaching basic concepts of band diagramand fermi levels, carrier transport theory and device operation mechanisms will
be presented. Various instable phenomena, which limit the device performance,
will also be presented with theoretical backgrounds. The topics include, silicon,
GaAs and GaN as semiconductor materials, and MOSFET. HEMT and HBT aselectron devices. The lecture items are, 1 Band diagram, 2 Electron transport,
3 Short channel eﬀects, 4 Impurity levels, 5 Deep traps, 6 Semi-insulating
substrate, 7 HEMT, 8 Side-gating eﬀect, 9 Drain-lag and DLTS, and 10 Surface
states and breakdown.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi band diagram, HEMT
Goali Draw band diagrams including deep levels in non-thermal equilibrium
Schedulei
1. Band Diagram
2. Thermodynamics of Electron Transport
3. Short Channel Eﬀects
4. Impurity Levels
5. Electrical Performance of Deep Levels
6. Semi-insulating Substrate
7. Hetero Junction Transistors
8. Side-Gating Eﬀect
9. Drain Lag and DLTS
10. Surface Statesand Breakdown Voltage
11. Discussion
12. Midterm Examination
13. Wide-Gap Semiconductors
14. AlGaN/GaN HFET
15. Discussion
16. Term Examination
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216786

Contacti⇒ Ohno (E 棟 2 階南 A-7, +81-88-656-7438, ohno@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail⇒ Ao (EE A-8, +81-88-656-7442, jpao@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei This lecture will be given in English.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Device Processing

2 units (selection)

Yoshiki Naoi · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This cource will covered topics related to device processing engineering

Referencei S. M. Sze, Physics of Semiconductor Devices, Second Edition (Johnand science, in semicondctor and dielectric devices.
Outlinei Basic subjects such as physical chemistry, vacuum engineering, surface
science, crystal growth technology and mesurement methods for device
evaluations will be lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi device processing, surface physics and chemistry, vacuum engineering
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Semiconductors”(1.0), “Advanced
Theory of Integrated Circuits”(1.0), “Advanced Theory of Electron Devices”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advance Theory of Electrical and Electronic Materials”(0.5)
Requirementi．
Noticei．
Goali To understand the physics of the device processing technology.
Schedulei
1. Semiconductor and devices.
2. Property of vacuum
3. Production of vacuum
4. Pressure measurement
5. Interaction of atoms and molecules with surface
6. Vapor pressure, application to crystal growth using vacuum technology
7. Physisorption and chemisorption
8. Plasma etching
9. Chemical etching and Physical etching
10. Physics of diﬀraction
11. Electron optics
12. Electron spectroscopy
13. Scanning Electron Microscopy
14. Transmission Electron Microscopy
15. Atomic Force Microscopy
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Problem Sets: 50%, Paper: 50%
Textbooki none - references will be cited during lectures

Wiley & Sons, 1981).
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216776
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Naoi (E 棟 2 階南 A-4, +81-88-656-7447, naoi@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Th 5:00-6:00PM)
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advance Theory of Electrical and Electronic Materials

2 units (selection)

Kikuo Tominaga · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This cource aims to improve the ability to develop new materials bylearning the fundamentals of material science and the properties of various
electrical and electronic materials.
Outlinei Material science of metals, oxide semiconductors, supercondutors,
magnetic materials, dielectric materials are lectured for the students of electricaland electronic engineering. The fundamentals of these materials are explained
at first as basic knowledge. Oxide semiconductors, superconductor, ferroelectricmaterials, ferromagntetic materials and ferrite are included. Dielectric andmagnetic materials are stressed here. General outline of those materials are
given at first . After that, magnetization mechanism of ferromagnetics andvarious properties of dielectrics are discussed mostly at the view-points ofboth solid state physics and applications. 1. Solid state physics of metals, 2.
oxide semiconductors and transparent conductive oxides, 3.super conductors,
4. dielectrics and ferroelectric materials, 5. magnetization of the substanceand magnetic domain structure, 6. ferrite and recent magnets, 7. piezoelectricmaterials and applications, 8. optoelectronics materials such as CCD, laser, anddisplays.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi material science, electrical and electronic engineering, dielectricmaterial, magnetic material, semiconductor materials
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Semiconductors”(0.5), “Advanced
Device Processing”(0.5), “Advanced Optoelectronic Devices”(0.5)
Goali Understand the fundamentals in material science for electricaal and electronicengineering.
Schedulei
1. Solid state physics of metals
2. Solid state physics of oxide semiconductors
3. Transparent conductive oxide films
4. Physics of superconductor
5. Superconductors and their applications
6. Paradielectric materials
7. Various properties of ferroelectric materials
8. Magnetization of the substance

9. Ferromagnetic materials
10. Ferrite
11. Recent magnets(bond magnets)
12. Piezoelectric materials
13. Application of piezoelectric materials
14. Optoelectronic materials (1)(CCD, laser materials)
15. Optoelectronic materials (2)(display materials)
16. Exercise
Evaluation Criteriai Examination for each theme.
Textbooki 内野研二・石井孝明「強誘電体」森北出版
Referencei
 電気電子材料 塩崎忠 共立出版,森北出版，高木豊・沢田正三「磁性体・誘電体 物性工学」
社，塩崎忠「圧電材料応用」
出版
 表面科学 基礎 応用，日本表面科学会編 (宮崎栄三代表編集)NTS
 超伝導材料，堂山昌男・山本良一，東京大学出版会
 透明導電膜 技術 (改訂 2 版)，日本学術振興会透明酸化物光・電子材料 166
委員会編，Ohmsha
 薄膜作製応用，権田俊一監修，・・
 電子材料，平賀貞太郎・奥谷克伸・尾島輝彦，丸善
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216778
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Tominaga (E 棟 2 階南 A-6, +81-88-656-7439, tominaga@ee.tokushima-u.
ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Thursday and Friday, pm.17:00-18:30)
Notei This lecture is carried out by the use of power point. Prepare electronic
memory for the study in home.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Optoelectronic Devices

2 units (selection)

Shiro Sakai · Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understanding of opt-electronic devices
Outlinei I lecture on an optical amplification and its eﬀect on a semiconductor

laser and optical properties of semiconductors. Carrier and light confinements,
reflection and guided mode stripe lasers, and the quantum confinement
hetero-structure lasers are explained. Reports are required in each of the step, and
it is bases of final grade. Lecture schedule are follows. 1. Optical confinement
and wave-guide. 2. v-b curves and eﬀective index. 3. Einstein’s relation ina semiconductor and black body radiation. 4. Semiconductor light absorption,
spontaneous and stimulated emission. 5. Matrix element and density of state ofa semiconductor. 6. Optical amplification and the various model calculation in asemiconductor. 7. Optical amplification and semiconductor lasers. 8. The designof a semiconductor laser. 9. The growth of a semiconductor laser. 10. Summary.
Keywordi laser, semiconductor, light confinement
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understand undergraduatelevel physics of semiconductor.
Goali To understand of the opto-electronic semiconductors
Schedulei
1. Optical confinement and wave-guide.
2. v-b curves and eﬀective index 1.
3. v-b curves and eﬀective index 2.
4. Einstein’s relation in a semiconductor and black body radiation.
5. Semiconductor light absorption, spontaneous and stimulated emission.
6. Matrix element and density of state of a semiconductor 1.
7. Matrix element and density of state of a semiconductor 2.
8. Optical amplification and the various model calculation in a semiconductor 1.
9. Optical amplification and the various model calculation in a semiconductor 2.
10. Optical amplification and semiconductor lasers 1.
11. Optical amplification and semiconductor lasers 2.
12. The design of a semiconductor laser 1.
13. The design of a semiconductor laser 2.
14. The growth of a semiconductor laser 1.
15. The growth of a semiconductor laser 2.
16. Summary.

Evaluation Criteriai 講義 対
理解力 評価 ,講義
参加状況，
提出状況 内容 ,最終試験 成績 総合
行 ．平常点 定期試験 比率 40:60．備考:1．講義 終
演習問題
課 ．
，各授業項目 達成度 評価．詳細 下記参照． 2．成績
評価 対
平常点 試験 比率 40:60
. 平常点
講義
参加状
況，
提出状況 内容 含 ． 3．授業 受
際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授
業 理解 単位取得
必要． 4．他 授業計画 (項目) 含
授業目的 達成度 最終試験
評価．
Textbooki Diode lasers and photonic integrated circuits,by L.A.Coldren, S.W.

Corzine, John Wiley & sons, Inc., (1995) ISBN 0-471-11875-3
Referencei Hetero-struructure lasers,by H.C.Casey,Jr, M.B.Panish, Academic
Press , (1978), ISBN 0-12-163101
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216837
Contacti⇒ Sakai (E 棟 2 階南 A-3, +81-88-656-7446, sakai@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Theory of Optelectronics

2 units (selection)

Masao Nagase · Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to understand principles of new devices basedon semiconductor physics
Outlinei Basis and applications of semiconductor devices fabricated using
nanotechnology are introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi nanotechnology, semiconductor physics, electron device
Goali
1. understanding of semiconductor physics
2. understanding of nano-fabrication
3. understanding of nano-metrology
4. understanding of principles of nano-devices
Schedulei
1. Introduction(1 week)
2. Semiconductor physics (3 weeks)
3. Nano-fabrication (3 weeks)
4. Nano-metrology (3 weeks)
5. Nano-devices (4 weeks)
6. Future prospects of nano-electronics (2 weeks)
Evaluation Criteriai Examinations and portfolios
Textbooki Printed materials
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216820
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nagase (+81-88-656-9716, nagase@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei A lecture name will be changed to ”Advanced Theory of Nanoelectronics”.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced High Voltage Engineering

2 units (selection)

Naoyuki Shimomura · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti It doesn’t stay in the field of electric power engineering and the knowledgeof the high voltage and large-current engineering is acquired. The latest useof the high voltage and large-current technology and the application will belearned.
Outlinei The high-voltage engineering the large-current engineering has supported
industries and the electric energy engineering and is still developing. In thislecture, the various physical phenomena involved in high voltage and large
current as well as the phenomena of discharges and the characteristics ofinsulators are described in detail. Moreover, it lectures on the technology ofthe generation and the diagnostics of the high voltage and so on including thelatest technology. In its applications, the new technology and application rather
than the electric power system are introduced, as pulsed power and inertia
confinement fusion. The current or upcoming topics such as environmental
applications and medical applications will be discussed in the class.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi high voltage, large current, pulsed power
Fundamental Lecturei “High Voltage Engineering”(1.0)
Goali
1. To understand fundermental phenomena of the discharge and mechanisms of
the insulation
2. To understand fundamental phenomena of large current
Schedulei
1. The recent trends of technologies on high voltage and large current
2. The pulsed power technologies
3. The applications of pulsed power
4. The recent trends of pulsed power technologies and their applications
5. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 1
6. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 2
7. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 3
8. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 4
9. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 5
10. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 6
11. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 7

12. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 8
13. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 9
14. The state-of-the-art technologies for pulsed power 10
15. Term-end exam
16. The exposition about the exam
Evaluation Criteriai Participation and presentation:50%; Final examination:50%
Textbooki None
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216648
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Shimomura (E 棟 2 階北 B-8, +81-88-656-7463, simomura@ee.tokushima．)
u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (月) 16:00 - 19:00 ※掲示板 確認
Notei Language in this subject may be English.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Erectric Power System

2 units (selection)

Naoyuki Shimomura · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kenji Teranishi · Assistant Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The electric power system becomes the attractive technical field recently

from the viewpoints such as eﬀective utilization of energy and emission reductionof the carbon dioxide in addition to the viewpoints such as stable supply ofelectric energy. In this lecture, the understanding of traditional technical contents
as the power transmission and distribution of electrical energy is the objective of
beginning. The second objective is the understanding of smart grid and its latest
surrounding technology. The smart grid is an upcoming technology in fusinga wide range of technical fields. Also, this lecture expands knowledge about
the energy transmission technology except the electric power field. The otherobjective is the understanding usage of electric and electronic circuit analysis
program: EMTP which is more used for the analysis of electric power system.
Outlinei From the viewpoints as the eﬀective utilization with energy, the technicalcontents about the power transmission and distribution of electric energy will
be described at first. The next is the learning about the smart grid. It consistsof not only the learning about the smart grid but also the understanding thepresent state and problems of existing power-network, the trend of the dispersed
power source and the characteristics and the latest trend of the energy storage
equipment. Also, the energy transmission technology except the electric power
fields, too, will be described. Finally, we will have a practice to use the electricand electronic circuit analysis program: EMTP, which is more used for the
analysis of the electric power system. The learning is eﬃciently done withmaking reports, presentations and moreover the practice.
Keywordi electrical power engineering, transmission and distribution of electric
power, smart gridGoali
1. The principle of the transmission and distribution technology can beunderstood for the eﬃcient electric power transportation.
2. Smart grid and the surrounding technology can be understood
3. The electric and electronic circuit analysis program: EMTP can be used forthe primary subject
Schedulei
1. Overview and Introduction of the electric power system theory

2. The history of electric energy
3. Voltage drop of power transmission and distribution line
4. Power transmission-and-distribution line and power factor of load
5. Smart grid power system
6. Technologies to support smart grid
7. Presenting the repout about the smart grid power system: 1
8. Presenting the repout about the smart grid power system: 2
9. Presenting the repout about the smart grid power system: 3
10. Presenting the repout about the smart grid power system: 4
11. EMTP: the electric and electronic circuit analysis program
12. Report about using EMTP: 1
13. Report about using EMTP: 2
14. Report about using EMTP: 3
15. Final examination
16. Conclusions
Evaluation Criteriai The score is evaluated with total point of presentation:30%,
report:30% and examination:40%. The evaluation of pass is more than 60% of
total point.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216793
Contacti⇒ Shimomura (E 棟 2 階北 B-8, +81-88-656-7463, simomura@ee.tokushimau.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (月) 16:00 - 19:00 ※掲示板 確認．)— 235 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Theory of Electric Power Engineering

2 units (selection)

Masatake Kawada · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To help the students understand the principles and the trends of technologies

used in electric power engineering and the related environmental aspects. To
improve the oral presentation skill of students by presenting the latest transaction
or journal papers in this field in English.
Outlinei This course presents the principles and trends of technologies used inelectric power engineering and the related environmental aspects. Students are
required to present the latest transaction or journal papers in this field in English.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi electromagnetics, electrical circuits
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electromagnetic Compatibility”(0.5),“Erectric Power System”(0.5), “Advanced High Voltage Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Prerequisites: electrical power engineering, energy engineering or
equivalent in undergraduate.
Goali
1. To understand the principles and the trends of technologies used in electric
power engineering
2. To understand the environmental aspects of electric power engineering
Schedulei
1. Principles of electric power engineering 1
2. Principles of electric power engineering 2
3. Materials in electric power engineering
4. Instrumentation in electric power engineering
5. Generators
6. Transformers
7. Switchgear
8. Cable
9. Power system
10. Power quality and electromagnetic compatibility
11. Presentation of surveyed transaction or journal papers 1
12. Presentation of surveyed transaction or journal papers 2
13. Presentation of surveyed transaction or journal papers 3
14. Presentation of surveyed transaction or journal papers 4
15. Final Examination (Evaluation of Achievement 1 and 2).

16. Explanation for the Answers to Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Final examination 50%, Presentation 50% Attendance andparticipation in class are essential. Totally 60 % is required.
Textbooki D.F. Warne , Electrical Power Engineer’s Handbook second edition,
NewnesContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216794
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kawada (E 棟 2 階北 B-10, +81-88-656-7460, kawada@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Wednesday 16:00-17:00, Thursday16:00-17:00)
Notei
 Language: English
 Self-study:Preparation 2 hours and review 2 hours for every class (2hours) .

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Electromechanical Systems

2 units (selection)

Ikuro Morita · Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The purpose of Electromechanical System is to understand the conceptual

philosophy of new ac machine drive systems, which are found in a vast numberof industries.
Outlinei We discuss the mathematical modeling techniques of ac machines inthe various reference frames, the vector control method using these modelingtechniques and the sensorless control methods. Furthermore we introduce theconfigurations of power converter and the architectures of the control systems
embedded the micro-controller LSI and DSP chips. By simulation analysis using”Mathematica” and ”MATLAB” in the first half, and through the practicaldesigns in the second half, the more theoretical and practical understandings are
expected.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi dq transformation, synchronous motor, induction motor, vector control,
sensorless control
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Power Electronics”(0.3)
Requirementi Prerequisites (preferable) : ”Eectrical machines (I),(II)” ,”Power
electronics” and ”Electrical machine dynamics and controls” in undergraduate.
Goali To understand the conceptual philosopy of new ac machine drive control
systems
Schedulei
1. Modeling of synchronous motors.
2. Modeling of indction motors.
3. Vector control of synchronous motors.
4. Vector control of induction motors (1).
5. Vector control of induction motors (2).
6. Sensorless vector control of synchronous motors.
7. Sensorless vector control of induction motors (1).
8. Sensorless vector control of induction motors (2).
9. Inverter circuits for ac motor drives.
10. LSI for ac motor drive controls.
11. DSP for ac motor drive controls.
12. Configuration of ac motor drive controls system (1).
13. Configuration of ac motor drive controls system (2).

14. Sum-up and conclusions.
15. Final examination.
16. Review of final examination.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216777
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Morita (E 棟 2 階北 B-3, +81-88-656-7451, morita@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Power Electronics

2 units (selection)

Tokuo Ohnishi · Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Masahide Hojo · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand and learn application technologies of power conversion

control circuit using switching power devices.
Outlinei Basic power electronics covers the basic operation and its characteristicsof the static power conversion circuit by using switching power devicies.
In the advanced power electronics, how to generate the switching control
signal for these power conversion circuit ,how to construct the control
system and how to apply the power converter to many apparatus arelectured and disccused . Subjects are as follows;harmonics analysis,rotating
axes transformation,instantaneous active and reactive power, PWM control
methds, Sinusoidal PWM control,PFC converter,interconnected inverter,active
filter,reactive power compensator, sensorless controls.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi inverter, power supply, motor drive, utility interconnection
Fundamental Lecturei “Power Electronics”(1.0), “Electrical Machines (1)”(1.0),“Electrical Machines (II)”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Electrical Machine Dynamics and Controls”(0.5), “Electrical
Machine Dynamics and Controls”(0.5)
Requirementi Prerequisites: power electronics in undergraduate
Goali
1. Ability of theoretical analysis
2. Understanding the control operation of application circuit
3. Understanding the control system of application circuits
4. Understanding the operation of control systems
Schedulei
1. Harmonics analysis
2. Rotating axes transformation
3. Instantaneous active power and instantaneous reactive power
4. PWM switching methods
5. Sinusoidal PWM inverter
6. Power factor correction converter
7. Midterm test
8. Utility interconnecting inverter
9. Active power filter

10. Reactive power compensator
11. Variable speed control of DC motors
12. Variable speed control theory of AC motors
13. Variable speed control system of AC motors
14. Application of power conversion for renewable energy
15. Final test
16. Explanation of the test and check of the results
Evaluation Criteriai Final examination 50%, Presentation (Participation) 50%
Textbooki None (Prints)
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216814
Contacti⇒ Ohnishi (E 棟 2 階北 B-1, +81-88-656-7456, ohnishi@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail⇒ Hojo (E 棟 2 階北 B-2, +81-88-656-7452, hojo@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Control Theory

2 units (selection)

Tomohiro Kubo · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hidetoshi Oya · Associate Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this lecture is to explain the design theory of control

systems based on the state space method. Furthermore, norms for signals andsystems, systems analysis based on Linear Matrix Inequalities (LMIs) and robust
control are outlined.
Outlinei The state space method describes the dynamics of systems with the state
equation, and it has a merit that it can deal with multi-input multi-output systems
as well as single-input single-output systems. In this lecture, among the design
methods belonging to the state space method, the linear-quadratic regulator isdemonstrated. In addition, norms for signals and systems and calculation ofnorms for systems are presented. Furthermore, systems analysis for dynamicalsystems based on Linear Matrix Inequalities (LMIs) and the concept of robust
control are outlined. (lecture style)
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi optimal regulator, robust control, norms for signals and systems,
linear matrix inequalities
Fundamental Lecturei “Basic Theory of Systems”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Control Theory (II)”(0.5), “Control System Design”(0.5)
Requirementi Basic knowledge about the linear algebra and diﬀerential equations
is required to attend this lecture.
Noticei Take notes carefully. Preparation and review are essential.
Goali
1. To understand the notion of the system structure in the state space method(Lectures 2-5)
2. To master the design method of the linear-quadratic regulator (Lectures 1,6,7)
3. To understand the notion of norms for signals and systems (Lectures 9-12)
4. To master the analysis method of dynamical systems via Linear Matrix
Inequalities (LMIs) (Lectures 13-15)
Schedulei
1. What is the linear-quadratic regulator?
2. Eigenvalues, eigenvectors and diagonalization of matrix
3. Quadratic form and positive definiteness of matrix
4. Controllability

5. State variable transformation and equivalence of systems
6. Linear-quadratic regulator
7. Solving Riccati equation
8. Examination for the first half (for goals 1 and 2)
9. Norms and normed space
10. Norms for signals and systems
11. Calculation of norms for sysems
12. Norms for systems and design specifications
13. Linear Matrix Inequalities (LMIs)
14. Systems analysis via Linear Matrix Inequalities (LMIs)
15. Robust control
16. Examination for the second half (for goals 3 and 4)
Evaluation Criteriai Mainly by the examination.
Textbooki Not used.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216724
Contacti⇒ Kubo (E 棟 3 階北 C-8, +81-88-656-7466, kubo@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 月曜日 8:30∼ 9:30，木曜日 17:00∼ 18:00)⇒ Oya (E-building (C-7), +81-88-656-7467, hide-o@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Theory of Digital Transmission

2 units (selection)

Atsushi Takada · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understanding analyzation of digital transmission system and primary

design techniques of a transmission system.
Outlinei For understanding practical digital wireless/cable transmission systems,
transmission theory on coding, digital modulation/demodulation, equalization,
noise, error generation is given. Furthermore, optical fiber transmission systems
are discussed. Style Lecture.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi digital modulation, data transmission, transmission system, opticalfiber transmission
Fundamental Lecturei “Communication Systems”(1.0), “Applied Communication
Engineering”(1.0), “Computer Networks”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electrical Communication”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel communication engineering and related subjects.
Noticei have preparation and reviewal for 2 hours on every lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding theory and architecture of digital transmission system andlimiting factors of transmission performance.
2. Understanding the techniques designing simple digital transmission system.
Schedulei
1. Overview of digital transmission
2. Source coding and coding noise
3. Digital multiplexing
4. Transmission code
5. Repeated transmission and code error
6. Digital modulation/demodulation
7. Shot noise and thermal noise
8. Noise and code error rate
9. Basic technology of optical transmission
10. Noise in optical transmission
11. Optical amplification
12. Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) transmission
13. Limiting factors of WDM transmission system performance

14. Waveform equalization and error rate
15. Examination
16. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai reports 25%, examination 75%. Total of 60 % is required topass the class.
Textbooki Prints
Referencei
 K. Miyauchi ”Communication System”(Corona Pub.) in Japanese I. Kobayashi ed. ”Optical fiber communicaitions (1)(2)”(Corona Pub.) in
Japanese
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216772
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ A. Takada(Bldg.E ;C-3, 656-7465, takada@ee) (Office Hour: Tue. 13:3014:30, Thu.16:30-17:30)— 240 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Biological Engineering

2 units (selection)

Masatake Akutagawa · Associate Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understanding modeling and clarification of biological functions and theirapplications on engineering.
Outlinei This lecture introduces fundamental technolgies to apply engineering
technologies for medical field, such as, diagnoses, treatment and function
substitution; growth of engineering based on biological mechanisms; functional
characteristics of biological systems and their information processing basics
of application for control. The topics are 1. physiological characteristics
of biological system, 2. biological measurement, 3. medical equipments fordiagnosis or treatment, 4. equipments for replacement or assistance of biological
functions, 5. functions of nerve system, 6. applications of artificial neuralnetworks.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi biomedical engineering, neural network, signal processing
Goali
1. Understanding of modeling of biological neural network function and its
analysis
2. Understanding of modeling of biological control system and its analysis
3. Understainding of modeling of biological sensory system
Schedulei
1. Physiological functions of a neuron and their mathematical models
2. Modeling of neural networks
3. Functional analysis of artificial neural networks
4. Applicaions of artificial neural networks on engineering
5. Signal processing using artificial neural networks
6. Exercise in neural networks
7. Various modeling of neural networks
8. Modeling of biological control scheme
9. Analysis of biological control scheme
10. Information processing in biological visual system
11. Information processing in biological auditory system
12. Introduction of biosensors
13. Introduction of biomedical enginering 1
14. Introduction of biomedical enginering 2
15. Introduction of biomedical enginering 3

Evaluation Criteriai
出席状況
評価
．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216729
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Akutagawa (工学部電気棟 3 階北 C-5, +81-88-656-7477, makutaga@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Thu. 18:00 - 20:00, Fri. 17:00 - 18:00)
Notei This lecture will be given in English.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Theory of Electronic Circuits

2 units (selection)

Masaki Hashizume · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hiroyuki Yotsuyanagi · Associate Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this lecture is to understand advanced theory and thestate-of-the-art technology for the IC implementation.
Outlinei Electronic circuits have been implemented as VLSIs. This lecture
introduces advanced theories and the state-of-the-art technologies for the VLSI
implementation. The following are the topics: 1. Analysis and synthesis of logic
circuits, 2. Design of integrated digital circuits, 3. Testing of VLSI 4. Designfor testability, 5. Low power digital circuits
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi electronic circuits, IC implementation, integrated circuits, circuitdesignFundamental Lecturei “Electronic Circuits”(1.0), “Computer Circuits”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Lecture of Intelligent Information Processing”(0.5), “Advanced Theory of Integrated Circuits”(0.3)
Requirementi Familiarity with electric circuit and IC technology
Goali To understand advanced theories and the state-of-the-art technologies for IC
implementation of electronic circuits.
Schedulei
1. Introduction of related topics
2. estimation of power consumption
3. low power design
4. testing of logic circuit
5. testing of SoC
6. design for testability for logic circuit
7. design for testability for SoC
8. Advanced topics of system LSI
9. design exercise (5wks)
10. Examination
11. The exposition about the examination
Evaluation Criteriai Attendance and presentation:30%; Final examination:70%
Textbooki
 STARC SoC design training courses text
 Exercises are introduced in the class

Referencei introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216783
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Hashizume (E 棟 3 階南 D-2, +81-88-656-7473, tume@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail⇒ Yotsuyanagi (E 棟 3 階南 D-3, +81-88-656-9183, yanagi4@ee.tokushima-u.
ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 水・金 17:00∼ 18:00)⇒ Shimamoto (E 棟 3 階南 D-5, +81-88-656-7483, simamoto@ee.tokushima居室前 掲示
u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 年度毎 学科 掲示，参照)⇒ Song (E D-4, +81-88-656-7484, tiansong@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei This lecture will be given in English.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Theory of Integrated Circuits

2 units (selection)

Shinsuke Konaka · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the CMOS analog circuit designs for RF-CMOS integrated

circuit applications. To understand the logic LSI design by introducing a casestudy of the previous development of high speed bipolar logic LSIs for a Gb/s
optical Tx/Rx and a super-computers.
Outlinei Main integrated circuit technologies are recently CMOS integrated circuits
because of their low power dissipation, low voltage operation and high noise
margin. Owing to the continuous scaling down, CMOS operation speed is
improved to up to some GHz regions. The purposes of this lecture are to
introduce CMOS analog circuit designs and a case study of the previous highspeed logic LSIs for multi-Gb/s applications.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi analog circuits, CMOS, circuit design
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electron Devices”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electronic Circuits”(0.7)
Goali
1. To understand MOS transistor models and device parameters for CMOS
analog circuit design.
2. To understand CMOS single-ended amplifier, diﬀerential amplifier and current
mirror circuits.
3. To understand high performance LSI designs by reviewing previous
development samples of high speed logic LSIs
Schedulei
1. A review of integrated circuits and basic MOS transistors
2. CMOS process flow and second-order eﬀects of MOS transistor
3. MOS Circuit models and device parameters of MOS transistors
4. Current-voltage characteristics of MOS transistor
5. Common-source single stage MOS amplifier
6. Common-source stage with source degeneration MOS amplifier
7. Designing common-source stage MOS amplifier
8. Common-gate stage MOS amplifier
9. Common-drain stage MOS amplifier
10. Diﬀerential MOS amplifier
11. Gilbert cell circuit

12. Current mirror circuit
13. High speed logic LSI using diﬀerential circuits (development example)
14. High speed macro-cell array logic LSI (development example)
15. Example of system LSI
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Examination is 70% and reports are 30%. The passing scoreis not less than 60%.
Textbooki Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits, Behzad Razavi,
McGrow-Hill, ISBN 0-07-118815-0
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216697
Contacti⇒ Konaka (E 棟 3 階北 C-2, +81-88-656-7469, konaka@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail— 243 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Lecture of Intelligent Information Processing

2 units (selection)

Takashi Shimamoto · Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Tian Song · Associate Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understand the importance of utilizing the methodology of system LSI

design to make function design, synthesis, timing design and layout design. Be
able to make use of CAD tools for system LSI design
Outlinei The methodology of system LSI design will be discussed together withsome practical exercises concerning the function design, synthesis, timing designand layout design with CAD tools.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi system LSI, VLSI synthesis design, VLSI timing design, VLSI layout
designFundamental Lecturei “Computer Algorithm and Data Structure”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electronic Circuits”(0.5)
Goali To understand the basic problems and methodology of system LSI design.
Can make use of CAD tools for system LSI design.
Schedulei
1. Introduction of the system LSI
2. The design flow of system LSI
3. Main issues of system LSI design
4. Function design (3 weeks)
5. Synthesis design (3 weeks)
6. Timing design (3 weeks)
7. Layout design (3 weeks)
8. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Unit evaluation contains examination 70% and exercise 30%.
Textbooki
 STARC SoC design training courses text
 Exercises are introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216765
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Shimamoto (E 棟 3 階南 D-5, +81-88-656-7483, simamoto@ee.tokushimau.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 年度毎 学科 掲示，
居室前 掲示参照)— 244 —⇒ Song (E D-4, +81-88-656-7484, tiansong@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Hashizume (E 棟 3 階南 D-2, +81-88-656-7473, tume@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail⇒ Yotsuyanagi (E 棟 3 階南 D-3, +81-88-656-9183, yanagi4@ee.tokushima-u.
ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 水・金 17:00∼ 18:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This class introduces basic principles of the semiconductor nanotechnology

and their application to the quantum devices.
Outlinei Basics of semiconductor physics and quantum mechanics are introduced
to understand material properties of quantum confined nanostructures. Recent
progress in fabrication techniques and device applications of semiconductor
nanostructures (quantum wells, wires and dots) will be reviewed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum confined nanostructures, semiconductor nanoscience, electron devices, photonic devices
Requirementi None.
Noticei None.
Goali To understand basic properties of semiconductor nanostructures and quantum
devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to semiconductor nanostructures
2. Electronic states in quantum confined structures
3. Electrical properties of superlattices
4. Fabrication technique of quantum wires and wells
5. Characterization of heterointerfaces
6. Characterization of nanostructures
7. High-speed electron devices
8. Optical properties of quantum wells
9. Semiconductor laser diodes
10. Quantum eﬀect devices
11. Fabrication technique of quantum dots
12. Quantum dot devices
13. Device application of quantum nano structures
14. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (1)15. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki None.
Referencei The Physics of Low-Dimensional Semiconductors, J.H. Davis, Springer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216818

Studenti Any students can attend the class.
Contacti⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)⇒ Kitada (A224, +81-88-656-7671, kitada@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Mon. 10:00-14:00)— 245 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Theory of Electromagnetic Compatibility

2 units (selection)

Masatake Kawada · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To help the students understand electromangetic compatibility (EMC),

Evaluation Criteriai Assignments 20%, Midterm Examination 30%, and Finalmeasurement and analysis methods related to EMC.
Outlinei This course presents electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), measurement
and analysis methods related to EMC.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi electromagnetic compatibility, frequency spectrum, antenna
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Circuit Theory”(1.0), “Advanced Theory ofElectronic Circuits”(1.0), “Advanced Biological Engineering”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Erectric Power System”(0.5), “Advanced Theory of ElectricPower Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Prerequisites: Electrical Circuit Theory (Electrical Circuit Theory
1 an 2, and Exercise), Electromagnetics (Electromagnetics 1 and 2, Exercise)Goali
1. To understand overview of electromagnetic compatibility.
2. To understand the analysis methods related to EMC.
3. To understand the measurement methods related to EMC.
Schedulei
1. Introduction of Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC).
2. Common EMC Units.
3. Power Loss in Cables.
4. EMC Requirements for Electronic Systems.
5. Fundamentals of Frequency Spectrum.
6. Spectra of Digital Waveforms.
7. Spectrum Analyzers.
8. Midterm Examination (Evaluation of Achievement 1) .
9. Explanation for the Answers to Midterm Examination.
10. Transmission Lines.
11. The Time-Domain Solution of the Transmission Lines.
12. Antenna.
13. Eﬀects of Reflections.
14. Shielding.
15. Final Examination (Evaluation of Achievement 2 and 3) .
16. Explanation for the Answers to Final Examination.

Examination 50%. Totally 60% is required. Attendance and participation in classare essential.
Textbooki Clayton R. Paul, Introduction to Electromagnetic Compatibility,
Wiley-Interscience
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216784
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kawada (E 棟 2 階北 B-10, +81-88-656-7460, kawada@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (水)(木) 16:00-17:00)
Notei
 Language: English
 Self-study:Preparation 2 hours and review 2 hours for every class (2hours) .

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Topics in Algebra

2 units (selection)

Yoshinori Mizuno · Associate Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To learn some combinatorial techniques based on the theory of partitions.
Outlinei A partition of a natural number n is any non-increasing sequence of

natural numbers whose sum is n. For example, there are three partions of 3,
because 3=2+1=1+1+1. This class introduces some combinatorial techniques
and tools such as generating functions based on several topics from the theoryof partitions.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi integer partition, generating function
Fundamental Lecturei “Basic Mathematics/Calculus 1”(1.0)
Goali To learn some combinatorial techniques and tools such as generating
functions.
Schedulei
1. Some terms from set theory
2. Euler’s identity
3. Ferrars graph
4. Generating function
5. Euler’s theorem
6. Two variable generating function
7. Euler’s pentagonal number theorem
8. Congruences
9. The Rogers-Ramanujan identities I
10. Formulas of partition functions
11. q-binomial coeﬃcients
12. q-binomial theorem
13. Jacobi’s triple product identity
14. The Rogers-Ramanujan identities II
15. Applications
16. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki Integer partitions. George Andrews, Kimmo Eriksson, Cambridge
University Press
Referencei An introduction to the theory of numbers. G. H. Hardy, E. M. Wright,
Oxford University Press

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216751
Contacti⇒ Mizuno (A204, +81-88-656-7542, mizuno@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜 17:00
18:00)— 247 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Superconductivity and superconducting materials

2 units (selection)

Yutaka Kishimoto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand basics and recent developments in superconductivity.
Outlinei This class reviews quantum mechanics and introduces superconductivity

and recent superconducting materials.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi superconductivity, Cooper pair, superconducting energy gap, densityof states, anisotropic superconductivity
Goali To understand the outline of superconductivity.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to superconductivity
2. Review of quantum mechanics (1), Schrödinger equation and wave function
3. Review of quantum mechanics (2), operators and expected values
4. Review of quantum mechanics (3), perturbation theory
5. Free electron model of metals
6. Phenomenological theory of superconductivity
7. To understand Meissner eﬀect on the basis of quantum mechanics
8. Formation of Cooper pair
9. Formation of superconducting energy gap
10. Density of states, and energy gap at finite temperatures
11. Introduction to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance method
12. Frontier of superconductivity (1), strong coupling superconductor
13. Frontier of superconductivity (2), heavy Fermion superconductor
14. Frontier of superconductivity (3), copper oxide high Tc superconductor
15. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Reports on several subjects in the class.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=218254
Contacti⇒ Kishimoto (A202, +81-88-656-7548, yutaka@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Advanced applied analysis

2 units (selection)

Kuniya Okamoto · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To learn the functional analytic methods which are basic tools formathematical sciences.
Outlinei This subject provides basic theory of functional analysis which isconsidered as linear algebra in infinite-dimensional spaces. Functional analytic
approaches to phenomena described by diﬀerential equations are introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Relational Lecturei “Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science”(0.5)
Goali To apply the theory of modern analysis and recognize its significant role.
Schedulei
1. Diﬀerential equations and their solutions
2. Exponential of matrices 1
3. Uniqueness of solutions
4. Existence of solutions
5. Eigenvalues and eigenspaces
6. Projective representation
7. Exponential of matrices 2
8. Generalized eigenvalue problems
9. Dunford integrals
10. Holomorphic functions of matrices
11. Solution curve and stability
12. Stability of solutions
13. Ljapunov’s method
14. Nonlinear case
15. Linear approximations
16. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Referencei 『新微分方程式対話』 笠原晧司著，日本評論社
Webpagei http://math9.pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp/lecture/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=218255
Contacti⇒ 岡本(A棟212室, TEL/FAX: 088-656-9441, E-mail: okamoto@pm.tokushim
a-u.ac.jp) (Office Hour: 【WEB頁】 HP 参照)— 249 —

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Electrical and Electronic Engineering Seminar and Exercise

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To get wide knowledge on your reaserach topics.
Outlinei Students read scientific papers relating to your research and get wide

knowledge on your reaserach topics.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi reading references, presentation skill, discussion
Requirementi N/A
Goali
1. To get skills to collect scientific references and knowledge relating yourresearch topic
2. To get skills on discussion about a scientific topic
3. To get presentation skills
Schedulei
1. Continure the followings.
2. Select text books and/or collect references.
3. Summarize the contents of a reference and/or a text book and presnet them.
4. Discuss about the contents of the presentation.
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with portfolios and/or examinations
Textbooki Text books and references will be specified by your supervisors at thefirst class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216782
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Electrical and Electronic Engineering Labolatory

6 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To obtain wide knowledge on your research topics by experiments.
Outlinei Do experiments relating your Master Degree’s thesis.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi research skill, acquisition of professional knowledge, presentation

skill
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali
1. To acquisite professional knowlege on your research topics by experiments
2. To get presentation skills
Schedulei
1. Continure the followings
2. Plan your experiments and collect basic knowledge
3. Do experiments according to your plan
4. Summarize experimental results, present them and discuss about them.
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation with portfolios
Textbooki Text bools will be introduced by your supervisor at the beginning.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216781
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Systems Innovation Engineering — Information Science and Intelligent Systems
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Autonomous Intelligent Systems . . . Ono・Mogami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 253
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Information and Communication Network . . . Oohama・Tokushige . . . . . . . . . . . . 277

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254

Web Programming . . . Shimomura・Ikeda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279

Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 255
Long-term Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・

Natural Language Understanding . . . Aoe・Fuketa・Morita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280

Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257

代数学特論 . . . Mizuno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283

International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 259
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 260
Presentation Method (M) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 261
Internship (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
Venture Business (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263

Applied Image Processing . . . Terada・Karungaru . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278

Intelligent CAI . . . Ogata・Mitsuhara・Kanenishi・Matsuura・Ito . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Advanced Machine Translation . . . Ren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282• Specialized Exercise and Experiments
Seminor and Exercise in Information Science . . . Suzuki ・ Matsumoto ・ Shishibori ・Mogami・Tokushige・Watanabe・Karungaru・Ikeda・Fuketa・Morita・Ogata・Mitsuhara・Kashihara・
Ito・Sano・Matsuura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284

Laboratory in Information Science . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286• Common Subjects
Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering . . . Ueta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264
Advanced Theory of Semiconductors . . . Nishino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265
Advanced Electrical Control System . . . Yasuno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266
Advanced Theory of Electrical Communication . . . Oie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 267
Advanced Circuit Theory . . . Nishio・Uwate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268
Human Sensing . . . Fukumi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
Photonic Device . . . Haraguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
Electronic display . . . Suyama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271• Departmental Subjects
Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science . . . Kohda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena . . . Imai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics . . . Michihiro274
Language Modeling . . . Kita・Shishibori . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275— 252 —

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Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei 延 4 日間 集中講義
，各集中講義全時間 出席 要．
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方-特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識-特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)
13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)

14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216756
Studenti For the course students and other graduate school students.
Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ， 政
府 平成 14
16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」
実施 ，
目標
達成
，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei 遅刻 授業中 私語 厳禁．悪質 場合 ，退場処分， 以
後 受講 認場合，注意． 講師 都 合，多少変更 可能性．
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216805
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (M)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5),“Project Management”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216616
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled
in the doctor former term course. And, the number of taking lecture people isrestricted to do intensive learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.)
It is selected with some means in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Long-term Internship (M)

6 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216767
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishida (The Center for Innovation and Creativity Development, +81-88656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込， 連絡先 記載
「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先， 地域創生
玉有 問合.
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施．日程等 決定掲示HP
公表
注意． << 参考; 平成 22 年度
特論 >>「上勝学舎」「常三島」
集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生) 上勝学舎地
域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1 回 ∼ 第12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月 谷温泉
交流会 行 ． 参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali
1. 本授業，現在求地域再生 観点，
力 他 ，
戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視
．
2.
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握
，協働
場 提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei
1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)
当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei 授業中 数冊紹介
予定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216843
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled in
the course. And, the number of taking lecture people is restricted to do intensive
learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.) It is selected with somemeans in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (M)

2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216874
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216612
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216597
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering

2 units (selection)

Tetsushi Ueta · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti comprehension and application of complex systems by using engineering

methodlogies
Outlinei Complex systems are defined as compound dynamical systems whose
behavior and features cannot be predicted because of their nonlinearities andconnecting conditions. This emergence of behavior is not possible for a single
dynamcal system, therefore, connection, coupling, compounding are keywords ofthis theory. Emergence of rhythm in biological systems, self organization, chaotic
properties in high degrees of freedom, learning and associative memory areexample features of complex systems. In this lecture, based on physical systems
which are ubiquitously found and treated by system engineering subjects, westudy analytical methods to understand these phenomena, bifurcation theory of
nonlinear and linear systems, applied extraction methods of valuable informationfrom observed data, system design methods of compound dynamical systems.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi complex systems, bifurcation, chaos, nonlinear phenomena
Fundamental Lecturei “Diﬀerential Equations (II)”(1.0), “Transient Analysis”(1.0), “Industrial Basic Physics”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Electrical Control System”(0.5), “Advanced
Theory of Electronic Circuits”(0.5)
Requirementi none
Goali
1. understanding of the definition and target area of complex systems
2. understanding of qualitative approach for given dynamical system
3. understanding and application of bifurcation theory
Schedulei
1. examples of complex systems
2. relationship between bifurcation problems and complex systems
3. comptation of bifurcation parameter values
4. chaos and bifurcation phenomenon
5. chaotic itinerary
6. emergence mechanism of spatio temporal chaos and its clustering
7. phase transition and synchronization
8. spatio temporal intermittency and emergence of patterns

9. chaos neural network
10. neuronal circuits as complex systems
11. bifurcations in emergence systems
12. analysis of social systems
13. survey on complex systems
14. exercise 1
15. exercise 2
16. questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai The total grade is evaluated by homework reports (70 %)and attendance of the class. (30 %)Textbooki specified every class.
Referencei Chaotic Scenario of Complex Systems, Asakura-Shoten, 1996 (inJapanese)
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216858
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ueta (AIT 507, +81-88-656-7501, tetsushi@ait.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Wednesday, afternoon)
Notei
 For comprehension of the lecture contents, a 2-hour preparation study and a
2-hour review are required.
 All items in the lecture plan are evaluated by reports.

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Advanced Theory of Semiconductors

2 units (selection)

Katsushi Nishino · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand semiconductor physics and fundamental device operations

for various semiconductor devices
Outlinei Semiconductor physics, especially behavior of carriers in semiconductor,
is described. Properties of pn junction and Schottky barrier, including non-ideal
case, are also lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi semiconductor, metal-semiconductor contact, pn junction diode
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Device Processing”(0.5), “Advanced Theory ofElectron Devices”(0.5), “Advanced Optoelectronic Devices”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand behavior of carries (such as scattering mechanisms) insemiconductor
2. To solve diﬀusion equations in simple conditions
3. To understand properties of pn junction and Schottky barrier
Schedulei
1. Crystal Structure
2. Energy Bands
3. Carrier Concentration at Thermal Equilibrium
4. Carrier Transport
5. Phonon
6. High-Field Eﬀect
7. Continuity Equations and Diﬀusion Equations of Carriers
8. Band Structure of Metal-Semiconductor Contact
9. Current Transport Processes of Schottky Barrier
10. Charcterization of Schottky Barrier Height
11. Ohmic Contact
12. Band Structure of pn Junction Diode
13. Capacitance-Voltage Characteristics of pn Junction Diode
14. Current-Voltage Characteristics of pn Junction Diode
15. Heterojunction
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Report 50%, Examination 50%. More than 60% is required
to pass this class.

Textbooki Physics of Semiconductor Devices, by S.M.Sze
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216816
Contacti⇒ Nishino (E 棟 2 階南 A-5, +81-88-656-7464, nishino@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail— 265 —

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Advanced Electrical Control System

2 units (selection)

Takashi Yasuno · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the basic principle of making to high performanceand the intelligence in control system used for an industrial machine. And thecontrol design of various control systems is understood.
Outlinei The control system configuration used for the industrial machine is
described, and applications of intelligent control method using fuzzy reasoning
and neural net works are introduced. Moreover, Current topics of fields
mentioned avobe are introduced.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi Motion control, Robotics, Fuzzy, Neural network, Genetic algorithm
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Lecture of Intelligent Information Processing”(0.5), “Advanced Control Theory”(0.5)
Noticei The lecture form might be changed according to the number of attending
a lecture.
Goali
1. The congfiguration of the control system used for an industrial machine
should be understood.
2. The intelligent control method should be understood.
Schedulei
1. Control object
2. Motion control system
3. Two degree-of-freedom control
4. Design method of feedback controller
5. Design method of feedforward controller
6. Fuzzy sets
7. Fuzzy reasoning method
8. Control sysytem application of fuzzy reasoning
9. Artificial neuron model
10. Neural network
11. Learning algorithm of neural network
12. Control system application of neural networks
13. Genetic algorithm
14. Control system application of genetic algorithm
15. Conclusions

16. Return of report or examination
Evaluation Criteriai Total evaluation based on reports, examinations or presentations.
Textbooki The print is distributed.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216722
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yasuno (E 棟 2 階北 B-5, +81-88-656-7458, yasuno@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Monday, 15:00-17:30)— 266 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Advanced Theory of Electrical Communication

2 units (selection)

Takahiro Oie · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understanding analysing techniques of the communication system and

Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated by presentations and submitted materials in

multi-nodes networks.
Outlinei This lecture is concerned with the study of concept of computer networks
which realize the multi-node communication. The contents of those articles
related with computer networks are presented at seminars. (Lecture style)
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi digital communication, computer networks, network architecture
Fundamental Lecturei “Communication Systems”(1.0), “Applied Communication
Engineering”(1.0), “Computer Networks”(1.0)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel communication engineering and related subjects.
Goali
1. Understanding the control techniques and implementation of computer network
application. (Week 1-8, 11-15)
2. Understanding the secure techniques of the communication system. (Week
9-16)
Schedulei
1. Overview of digital communication
2. Mathematical preparation
3. Network architecture
4. Physical layer in fixed and wireless networks
5. Datalink layer in fixed and wireless networks
6. Network layer and routing
7. Transport layer
8. Traﬃc control
9. Security in fixed and wireless networks
10. Synmetric cryptography and public key cryptography
11. Session layer
12. Presentation layer
13. Application layer
14. Implementation example of application layer (HTTP, SMTP)
15. Implementation example of application layer (DNS, SNMP)
16. Wireless networks

seminars.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216771
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Oie (E-3F-C-1, +81-88-656-7479, alex@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tuesday 16:20∼ 17:20, Thursday 16:50∼ 17:50)
Notei Taking this class, it is necessary to do 2 hours preparation and 2 hours
reviewing for every class (2 hours) in order for your understanding and taking
credit.

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Advanced Circuit Theory

2 units (selection)

Yoshifumi Nishio · Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Yoko Uwate · Assistant Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Analysis method of nonlinear circuits, and behavior of nonlinear oscillatory

circuits and its applications are lectured.
Outlinei Modeling of nonlinear devices, DC analysis and transient analysis ofnonlinear circuits, and steady-state analysis are lectured. Synchronization andchaotic phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits are introduced and theirapplications to information and communication engineering are discussed. (Style:Lecture)Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi nonlinear circuits, circuit analysis, oscillatory circuits
Fundamental Lecturei “Electrical Circuit Theory (I) and Exercise”(0.7), “Electrical Circuit Theory (II) and Exercise”(0.5), “Network Analysis”(0.3)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to know how to analyze basic linear circuits.
Noticei Course is taught in English.
Goali
1. Understanding of analysis methods of nonlinear circuits.
2. Understanding of behavior of nonlinear circuits and its applications.
Schedulei
1. Modeling of nonlinear devices.
2. DC analysis of nonlinear circuits by Newton method.
3. Transient analysis of nonlinear circuits.
4. Steady-state analysis of nonlinear circuits (for 4 lectures).
5. Synchronization phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits (for 2 lectures).
6. Chaotic phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits (for 2 lectures).
7. Engineering applications of nonlinear circuits (for 4 lectures).
8. Conclusions and final examination.
Evaluation Criteriai Final examination 80% and exercise 20%.
Textbooki None.
Referencei
 Akio Ushida and Mamoru Tanaka, ”Nonlinear Circuit Simulations,” Corona
Publishing Co.

 S. Smale and M.W. Hirsch, ”Diﬀerential Equations, Dynamical Systems, andLinear Algebra,” Academic Press.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216580
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishio (D-7, E-3F-South, +81-88-656-7470, nishio@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Human Sensing

2 units (selection)

Minoru Fukumi · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This lecture aims to understand the latest topics in a field of Intelligent

systems, and to obtain advanced knowledge and technologies.
Outlinei This lecture teaches the advanced topics in intelligent systems. The
main items in this lecture are softcomputing and human sensing, including
face information processing and its computer practice and biological signal
processing.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi soft computing, human sensing, human information processing
Goali
1. To understand the latest topics on Intelligent systems.
2. To learn the trend of a domestic and foreign research on related topics.
Schedulei
1. Topics in Advanced Intelligent Systems
2. Topics in Advanced Intelligent Human Sensing
3. Topics in Brain Information Processing
4. Topics in Advanced Softcomputing techniques
5. Psychological Knowledge and Neural Network Model
6. Topics in Advanced Face Information Processing
7. Topics in Advanced Biosignal Processing
8. Topics on applications in Advanced Softcomputing techniques
9. Statistical Learning Algorithms
10. Topics in Eye Tracking and Its Applications
11. Topics in OpenCV applications
12. Topics in EMG and EEG researches
13. Exercise in Advanced Intelligent Systems
14. Exercise in Softcomputing
15. Exercise in Human Information Processing
16. Discussion
Evaluation Criteriai Attendance (30%), practice(10%), report (60%)
Textbooki no special book
Referencei 講義 · 演習中 指定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216854
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Fukumi (D210, +81-88-656-7510, fukumi@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜日,15∼ 18時)
Notei

招聘
講義 · 演習 行 場合．
 授業目的 達成度 最終評価．

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Photonic Device

2 units (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the principle of the current optoelectronic devices, e.g.,

Light Emitting Diodes, Laser Diodes and so on. To develop ability to solve
various problems in optical device application.
Outlinei This course will cover topics on current optical and optoelectronic
devices. Topics treated include Light Emiiitng Diode, Laser Diode, Solar Cell,
Optical Modulator and Nonlinear Optical Devices.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi optoelectronic device, optical device, light emitteing diode, laser diode,optical modulator, Solar cell
Relational Lecturei “Optical propertics of materials”(0.5), “Lecture in Optical
Materials and Devices, Part 1”(0.5)
Requirementi Students should have fundamental knowledges about semiconductor
physics and devices for undergraduate students.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. Students can explain the principle and structures for light emitting devices.
2. Students can explain the principle and structures for photodetector and solarcell.
3. Students can explain the principle of light modulators.
4. Students can explain the principle of nonlinear optical devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Interaction between Light and dielectric materials
3. Semiconductors and other optical materials
4. Optical properties of semiconductors
5. Semiconductor PN-junction
6. Light Emitteing Diode
7. Application of Light Emitteing Diode
8. Laser Diode
9. Application of Laser Diode10. Photoconductor Cells

11. pin photodiode12. Solor cell and amorphus-semiconductor optoelectronic devices
13. Optical Modulator
14. Nonlinear optical devices
15. Integrated Optical Devices
16. Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Activity: 20%, Reports: 40% and Final Exam.:40%
Textbooki 中澤，鎌田著，光物性 ·工学 基礎，培風館 1999
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216857
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Electronic display

2 units (selection)

Shiro Suyama · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the history of developments, technical trends, andtechnologies of electronic display.
Outlinei This course will cover the history of developments, technical trends,
recent topics, and technologies of an electronic display. This course is related
to indutories.
Stylei Lecture
Noticei 光 性質，光学的 現象
，既知
．
Goali
1. To understand fundamental technologies of an electronic display
2. To understand fundamental technologies of devices for an electronic display
3. To understand a technical trend of an electronic display
Schedulei
1. 電子
概要，最近 動向
2. 電子
画像
概要
3. 直視型: 陰極線管 (管，CRT)，
4. 直視型: 液晶 概要 液晶(LCD) 基本動作
5. 直視型: 各種 液晶
特性改善
6. 直視型:(PDP)
7. 直視型:(EL)
8. 直視型:(FED)
9. 超大型: 投射型
10. 超大型: 最新 投射型，屋外用大型 LED
11. 電子
画質 視覚特性12. 電子画質
評価
13. 立体: 概要
14. 立体: 2 眼/多眼方式
15. 立体: 超多眼方式
最新 動向
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation with report
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216773
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Suyama (opt409, +81-88-656-9425, suyama.shiro@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 17:00∼ 18:00)

Notei 授業
習．

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受

際
授業

，2 時間
受

授業時間毎 2 時間 予習，授業 理解 単位取得

2 時間 復必要

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science2 units (selection)

Atsuhito Kohda · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Mathematical theory and technique for analysis of engineering phenomena
Outlinei Mathematical theory to analyze problems in engineering and its

application, mainly theory and technique of diﬀerential equations
Stylei Lecture
Relational Lecturei “Advanced applied analysis”(0.2), “Diﬀerential Equations”(0.2)

Requirementi If you like undergraduate-level mathematics, it will be suﬃcient.
Goali To be familiar with mathematical theory, that helps engineering study.
Schedulei

1. Theory of sets and maps
2. Cardinal numbers and bijection
3. Equivalence relations and cryptography
4. Linear space and tensor
5. Vector analysis and diﬀerential form
6. Cauchy’s theorem and vector analysis
7. Diﬀerential form and Cauchy’s theorem
8. Projective plane
9. Quadratic curves and projective plane
10. All quadratic curves are circles?
11. The index of vector fields
12. Applications of the index:fundamental theorem of algebra
13. Vector fields on the unit sphere
14. Why there is the north pole on the earth
15. Mathematics and computers
16. Summary
Webpagei http://math1.pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp/lecture/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216711
Contacti⇒ Kohda (A211, +81-88-656-7546, kohda@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Imai · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To learn the to analyze the mathematical phenomena.
Outlinei Methods used in analysis of mathematical phenomena are introduced.

Especially, those in numerical analysis are focused on.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi mathematics, numerical analysis
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Computational Science”(0.5)
Requirementi Only the premise that have studied basic mathematics.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
Goali Being able to understand a numerical scheme to one-dimensional boundary
value problems for the Poisson equation
Schedulei
1. Introduction to computer
2. Common sense in numerical computation
3. High-speed computation (Parallel computing)
4. Finite diﬀerence method I
5. Finite diﬀerence method II
6. Finite diﬀerence method III
7. Finite diﬀerence method IV
8. Finite element method I
9. Finite element method II
10. Finite element method III
11. Finite element method IV
12. Boundary element method I
13. Boundary element method II
14. Boundary element method III
15. Iterative method
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216716
Contacti— 273 —⇒ Imai(A220, +81-88-656-7541, The inquiry by means of the cellular phoneor E-mail is not acceptable) (Office Hour: Office hours: Thursday 14:00-1
5:00)

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Quantum mechanics and advanced lecture in quantum physics

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the quantum mechanics.
Outlinei Basics of quantum mechanics are introduced.
Stylei Lecture

Keywordi quantum mechanics
Goali To understand the outline of quantum mechanics.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Variational method
3. Lagrangian
4. Hamiltonian
5. Poisson’s bracket expression
6. Quantization
7. Operator
8. Wavefunction
9. Expectation value
10. Schrödinger equation
11. Example (1) the square well potential
12. Example (2) the linear harmonic oscillator
13. Angular momentum
14. Example (3) hydrogen atom
15. Heisenberg equation
16. Field quantization
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216868
Contacti⇒ Yoshitaka Michihiro (A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 274 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Language Modeling2 units (selection)

Kenji Kita · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Masami Shishibori · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The course introduces some probabilistic models of natural language.
Outlinei Due to the availability of large text corpora, probabilistic approaches

to modeling natural language text have become dominant in recent years.
This lecture gives an overview of probabilistic modeling of natural language,
including n-gram models, hidden Markov models, probabilistic grammars, andmaximum entropy models, as well as their applications to natural language
processing and information retrieval.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi natural language, probabilistic model, n-gram model, probabilistic
grammarFundamental Lecturei “Automata and Formal Languages”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Natural Language Understanding”(0.5), “Advanced MachineTranslation”(0.5)
Goali To acquire eﬀective techniques for modeling natural language texts using
probabilistic models.
Schedulei
1. Overview of the course
2. Modeling natural language
3. Estimation and evaluation of probabilistic models
4. N-gram model
5. Hidden Markov model
6. Maximum entropy model
7. Probabilistic grammar
8. Partitions of numbers and Young diagram
9. Symmetric group and its action on polynomials
10. Symmetric form and Young diagram
11. Bumping game
12. Sliding game
13. Product operations on Young tableaux
14. Word problem
15. Recent topics
16. Assignment

Evaluation Criteriai Assignment count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216636
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kita (Dr503, +81-88-656-7496, kita@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tuesday 12:50 - 14:20)
Notei Invited talk by a part-time lecturer will be given.

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Autonomous Intelligent Systems

2 units (selection)

Norihiko Ono · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yoshio Mogami · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti As eﬀective design methods of autonomous intelligent systems, thereinforcement learning algorithms have received much attention that allow thesystems to obtain appropriate decision policies by trial and error even in
environments with delayed rewards. This class provides the basic concepts andtheories concerning the algorithms as well as their application techniques.
Outlinei While top-down approaches to intelligent systems design problems
have exposed various limitations, bottom up approaches have been proposedand studied that allow intelligent systems to improve their own performanceautonomously and incrementally during the course of interactions with theenvironments. This class covers those bottom-up approaches mainly focusedupon the reinforcement learning algorithms.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi autonomous agents, emergent systems design, reinforcement learning,
robotics, multi-agent systems
Fundamental Lecturei “Intelligent Systems”(0.5), “Optimization Theory”(0.5)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Machine Translation”(0.5), “Language Modeling”(0.5), “Natural Language Understanding”(0.5)
Goali Recently, bottom-up approaches to the intelligent systems designs problems
have been proposed based on various reinforcement learning algorithms. This
class aims at the understanding of the theory of the algorithms as well as theirpotentials and limitations through the applications to small-scale systems design
problems.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Reinforcement learning: basic concepts (1)3. Reinforcement learning: basic concepts (2)4. Basic reinforcement learning algorithms (1)5. Basic reinforcement learning algorithms (2)6. Basic reinforcement learning algorithms (3)7. Reinforcement learning considering application to real-world tasks (1)8. Reinforcement learning considering application to real-world tasks (2)9. Reinforcement learning based on evolution strategies
10. Reinforcement learning based on evolutionary computation

11. Reinforcement learning based on genetic programming
12. Reinforcement learning and robotics (1)13. Reinforcement learning and robotics (2)14. Reinforcement learning and multi-agent systems (1)15. Reinforcement learning and multi-agent systems (2)Evaluation Criteriai Attendance (30%), report (70%)
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216704
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ono (D106, +81-88-656-7509, ono@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 金曜日 15:00∼ 17:30)⇒ Mogami (D102, +81-88-656-7505, moga@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Mon. 15:00–18:00 (Refer to the notice of the department in every
year.))
Notei
 講義 関連資料 Web(u-Learning) 用
配信．
 授業 受際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
 授業計画 1∼ 15 関，期末達成度評価 行．

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Information and Communication Network

2 units (selection)

Yasutada Oohama · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Hitoshi Tokushige · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class provides the knowledge necessary for understanding architectureand fundamental technics of information and communication network.
Outlinei This lecture is focused on architecture of information and communication
network and its fudamental technologies. Particulary, methods of multimedia
data transmitting, network architecture and network security are explained inthis lecture.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi information and communication network, digital data transmission,
network architecture, network security
Requirementi 特
Noticei 特Goali
1. Architecture of Information and communication network can be learned
2. Fundamental technics for Information and communication network can belearnedSchedulei
1. Information and communication systems
2. Fundamental technologies of data transmission
3. Digital data transmission (1)4. Digital data transmission (2)5. Error control
6. Network architecture
7. Communication line
8. Network security
9. Cryptography Algorithm
10. Digital signature
11. Communication security
12. Authentication protocol
13. Mobile communication systems (1)14. Mobile communication systems (2)15. Broadcast systems
16. Assignment
Evaluation Criteriai Result is decided by attendance(20%) and Assignment (80%).

Textbooki Printed synopsises of lecture are distributed.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216702
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Oohama (C302, +81-88-656-9446, oohama@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Tokushige (C303, +81-88-656-9447, tokusige@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Applied Image Processing

2 units (selection)

Kenji Terada · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Stephen Karungaru·Githinji · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class provides the skills and the knowledge of basic and advanced

image processing in the industrial field and the robot field.
Outlinei This class introduces the techniques and applications of image processing
necessary for control system and inspection system. This class explains the
hardware and software about image I/O systems, high-speed image processing
methods and robot vision.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi image processing, pattern recognition, computer vision
Fundamental Lecturei “Image Processing”(1.0), “Pattern Recognition”(1.0)
Goali 工業用画像処理
構築
際 必要 実用的 技術
視覚技術等
知識 習得
Schedulei
1. concept of industrial image processing
2. image acquisition system
3. principle of lens and light source device
4. hardware of image processing(1)5. hardware of image processing(2)6. three dimensional image feature extraction(1)7. three dimensional image feature extraction(2)8. shift and shape recognition(1)9. shift and shape recognition(2)10. inspection system(1)11. inspection system(2)12. robot vision
13. mobile robot
14. micro robot
15. trend of robotics
16. Report
Evaluation Criteriai Result is decided by attendance(20%) and reports(80%).
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216595
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Terada (Dr.802, +81-88-656-7499, terada@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月，水曜日 15:00∼ 17:00(年度
学科 掲示 参照))
Notei
 授業 受際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
 授業計画 1∼ 15 ，各講義 最後 行演習
最終試験
達成度評価 行．

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Web Programming

2 units (selection)

Takao Shimomura · Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Kenji Ikeda · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class provides the knowledge and skills necessary for eﬃciently

developping Web applications in the Internet, and implementing the software ofhigh quality.
Outlinei This class introduces Web programming frameworks and Web programming techniques systematically necessary for eﬃciently developing Web
applicatins of high quality, and then explains the development of some Web
application systems as practical examples to teach the development skills suchas Web design patterns.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi Java, Servlet, JSP, Web applications
Fundamental Lecturei “Programming Methodology”(1.0), “工学”

16. Assignment
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216560
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Shimomura (C402, +81-88-656-7503, simomura@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Wed 15:00∼ 18:00)(1.0)

Relational Lecturei “System Administration”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to hava a good understanding of undergraduate-level Java programming and related subjects.
Goali To understand the system configuration of Web applications that consistsclients and a server, and design flexible Web application systems
Schedulei
1. Web application
2. HTTP/Session
3. Database
4. JSP custom tags
5. Web services
6. Applets
7. JavaScript/AJAX
8. Flash/Flex
9. Web programming frameworks
10. BioPro
11. Internationalization
12. Web programming tips
13. Web programming design patterns
14. Introduction to NisWeb system
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Natural Language Understanding

2 units (selection)

Jun-ichi Aoe · Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Masao Fuketa · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kazuhiro Morita · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This lecture is focused on methods of Natural Language Understandingfor human-communication and intelligent text search applications. Particulary,syntax analysis algorithms and semantic analysis technics for various kinds ofapplications are explained in this lecture.
Outlinei Understanding is most important technics for the human-communicationand the intelligent text search. Eﬃciency of the technics depend on therelationsips between knowledge dictionaries and analysis algorithms. In thislecture, case-structure with semantic informations and case-analysis algorithms
is explained. Moreover, the newest Natural Language Processing systems are
introduced with detailed examples. Exercises include Trie structure for thesemantic dictionary, understanding for formal document, and understanding forpatent documents. This subject of lecture belongs to industrial field.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi dialogue understanding, intention understanding, knowledge dictionary, morphological analysis, patent document
Fundamental Lecturei “自然言語処理”(1.0), “”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Machine Translation”(0.5), “Language Modeling”(0.5)

6. Knowledge Dectionary
7. Key Search Algorithm
8. Trie Structure, Report
9. Morphological Analysis
10. Kana-Kanji Translation, Report
11. Understanding of Technical Document
12. Exercise for Understanding of Technical Document, Report
13. Understanding of Technical Document
14. Understanding of Patent Ducument
15. Exercise for Understanding of Patent Document, Report
16. Report
Evaluation Criteriai Result is decided by attendance(20%) and reports(80%).
Textbooki Printed synopsises of lecture are distributed.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216684
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Aoe (Dr604, +81-88-656-7486, aoe@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 木曜日 14:00∼ 17:00(年度
学科 掲示 参照))Goali

1. Technics of Natural Language Understanding, Dialogue Undierstanding andIntention Understanding can be learned.
2. Key search methods in Natural Language Processing can be learned.
3. Technics of Morphological Analysis and Kana-Kanji Translation can belearned.
4. How to describe technical document and patent document based on Language
Understanding can be learned.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Dialogue Understanding
3. Intention Understanding, Report
4. New Information on Composition
5. Design of Composition Structure, Report— 280 —

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Intelligent CAI

2 units (selection)

Hiroaki Ogata · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hiroyuki Mitsuhara · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kazuhide Kanenishi · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kenji Matsuura · Associate Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Teruaki Ito · Associate Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This course aims to instruct the design methods for intelligent systems

from the point of view of new Ergonomics and knowledge engineering.
Outlinei Computers are being used in Education. In this course, we will instruct

about intelligent CAI (Computer Assisted Instruction). Especially, we willtalk about the diﬀerence between traditional CAI and inteligent one and theapplications of ICAI, and user interfaces and teaching strategies based ontheories and practices.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi educational technology, learning science
Fundamental Lecturei “Web Programming”(1.0), “Information and Communication Network”(1.0), “Autonomous Intelligent Systems”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Venture Business (D)”(0.5), “Natural Language Understanding”(0.5), “Presentation Method (D)”(0.5)
Goali You will acquire how to design and implement the system of Intelligent
CAI.
Schedulei
1. Overview of Intelligent CAI, History and theories of CAI
2. Intelligent CAI
3. ITS
4. Learner model, Tutoring model, Theories of CAI
5. Web Based Learning Environment
6. Adaptive Hypermedia, Personalization
7. Game-based Learning
8. CSCL(Theories)
9. CSCL(Systems)
10. Knowledge Management, SNS and Education Support System
11. Mobile Learning Environment(Theories)
12. Mobile Learning Environment(Systems)

13. Ubiquitous Learning Environment(Theories)
14. Ubiquitous Learning Environment(Systems)
15. Summery of Educational Technologies
16. examination
Evaluation Criteriai We will grade based on reports (30 poitns) and examinations(70 points). But this is subject to change.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216757
Contacti⇒ Ogata (C507, +81-88-656-7498, ogata@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 月曜日 ∼ 金曜日:午後 5 時 ∼ 6 時)
⇒ Ito (M316, +81-88-656-2150, ito@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei
 授業 受際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
 授業計画 1∼ 15 ，各講義
最終試験
達成度評価
行
．

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Advanced Machine Translation

2 units (selection)

Fuji Ren · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti As a research and development field, machine translation (MT) is among

the oldest among the various subdisciplines and applications of computer scienceto the study of natural language. This lecture aims to understand the basic MT
technologies and to learn the latest MT theory and new approaches to develope
MT system.
Outlinei This lecture teaches the theory of machine translation (MT) andthe technologies of MT systems. Main items in the lecture are syntax
analysis, semantic analysis, knowledge processing, world knowledge model,
natural-language-processing function, super-function, multilingual processing,etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi machine translation, syntax analysis, semantic analysis, super function
Fundamental Lecturei “自然言語処理”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Natural Language Understanding”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand the basic theory of machine translation (MT).
2. To Master the technique of developing a MT system.
3. To grasp the newest trend of machine translation research.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Machine translation system
3. Morphological analysis I
4. Morphological analysis II
5. Syntax analysis I
6. Syntax analysis II
7. Semantic analysis I
8. Semantic analysis II
9. Semantic analysis III
10. Context analysis
11. Dictionary
12. Super-Function based MT I
13. Super-Function based MT II
14. Super-Function based MT III

15. Ontology and machine translation
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Attendance (30%), report (30%), examination (40%)
Textbooki no special bookContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216608
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ren (C204, +81-88-656-9684, ren@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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代数学特論

2 units (selection)

Yoshinori Mizuno · Associate Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To learn some combinatorial techniques based on the theory of partitions.
Outlinei A partition of a natural number n is any non-increasing sequence of

natural numbers whose sum is n. For example, there are three partions of 3,
because 3=2+1=1+1+1. This class introduces some combinatorial techniques
and tools such as generating functions based on several topics from the theoryof partitions.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi integer partition, generating function
Goali To learn some combinatorial techniques and tools such as generating
functions.
Schedulei
1. Some terms from set theory
2. Euler’s identity
3. Ferrars graph
4. Generating function
5. Euler’s theorem
6. Two variable generating function
7. Euler’s pentagonal number theorem
8. Congruences
9. The Rogers-Ramanujan identities I
10. Formulas of partition functions
11. q-binomial coeﬃcients
12. q-binomial theorem
13. Jacobi’s triple product identity
14. The Rogers-Ramanujan identities II
15. Applications
16. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki Integer partitions. George Andrews, Kimmo Eriksson, Cambridge
University Press
Referencei An introduction to the theory of numbers. G. H. Hardy, E. M. Wright,
Oxford University Press
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=218256

Contacti⇒ Mizuno (A204, +81-88-656-7542, mizuno@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜 17:00
18:00)— 283 —

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Seminor and Exercise in Information Science

6 units (compulsory)

Motoyuki Suzuki · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kazuyuki Matsumoto · Assistant Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Masami Shishibori · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Yoshio Mogami · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hitoshi Tokushige · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Shun Watanabe · Assistant Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Stephen Karungaru·Githinji · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kenji Ikeda · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Masao Fuketa · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kazuhiro Morita · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hiroaki Ogata · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hiroyuki Mitsuhara · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Koji Kashihara · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Momoyo Ito · Assistant Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Masahiko Sano · Associate Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kenji Matsuura · Associate Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Improve presentation skill, writing technique, discussion ability, and basic

knowledge about the information technology.
Outlinei (1) Students groups present the research theses of their research groups
and basic of information related to them, (2)Each student introduces information
technology and others in English, and (3) Each student presents his/her master’s
thesis.
Stylei Practice, Excercise
Goali
1. Development of knowlege of information technology.
2. Improvement of writing skill.
3. Improvement of presentation skill.
Schedulei
1. Orientation
2. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (1)3. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (2)4. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (3)5. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (4)6. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (5)7. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (6)8. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (7)9. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (8)10. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (9)11. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (10)
12. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (11)
13. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (12)14. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (13)
15. Introduction to the research topics of each reaserach group (14)
16. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (1)17. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (2)18. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (3)19. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (4)20. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (5)21. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (6)22. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (7)23. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (8)24. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (9)— 284 —

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25. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (10)26. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (11)27. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (12)28. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (13)29. Information technology on the reserach topics of each reaserch group (14)30. Poster presentation of Master’s thesis
31. Orientation of English presentation
32. English presentation (1)33. English presentation (2)34. English presentation (3)35. English presentation (4)36. English presentation (5)37. English presentation (6)38. English presentation (7)39. English presentation (8)40. English presentation (9)41. English presentation (10)42. English presentation (11)43. English presentation (12)44. English presentation (13)45. English presentation (14)46. Orientation of oral presentation of master’s thesis
47. Presentation of master’s thesis (1)48. Presentation of master’s thesis (2)49. Presentation of master’s thesis (3)50. Presentation of master’s thesis (4)51. Presentation of master’s thesis (5)52. Presentation of master’s thesis (6)53. Presentation of master’s thesis (7)54. Presentation of master’s thesis (8)55. Presentation of master’s thesis (9)56. Presentation of master’s thesis (10)57. Presentation of master’s thesis (11)58. Presentation of master’s thesis (12)59. Presentation of master’s thesis (13)60. Presentation of master’s thesis (14)Evaluation Criteriai 各期毎 課題 総合点 評価．

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216762
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ikeda (C403, +81-88-656-7504, ikeda@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Laboratory in Information Science

10 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To conduct research leading to the awarding of masters degrees.
Outlinei To conduct research in the Natural Language Understanding, Document

Processing, Multimedia Information Retrieval, Image Processing, Movie Image
Processing, Voice Recognition, Autonomous Agents Design, Internet Security,Intelligent Software, etc (seminars, portfolios etc).
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi information science, software engineering
Noticei Course plan diﬀers depending on the laboratory you choose.
Goali To present the results of your research related conferences, departmental
research meetings, etc.
Schedulei
1. After the student selects the subjects, research can be carried out at thelaboratory. However, the course contents are as shown below.
2. 中韓機械翻訳
関数 構築
3. 音声
姓名漢字入力関研究4. WWW 画像検索
有害画像
手法 関
研究
5.
画像
標識 自動認識6. 進化計算
多峰性関数最適化 関
研究7. blog 対象
探索収集 関研究
8. Web
用
遠隔会議支援開発
9.
情報 用
画像 局所的 露出補正
10.
基
方式 研究
11. Web
焦点分析技術 関研究
12. 感情 表現
音声合成 韻律制御 関
研究13. 時間変化 考慮
語彙 表現 傾向分析 関研究14. 競合的情報共有
Web 教材
15. 感性共有 基
協調的音楽鑑賞支援 関研究
16.
型英語学習環境
問題文自動生成 関研究
Textbooki None
Referencei Using papers for each research field.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216761
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 286 —⇒ Committee Member of School Affair

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Systems Innovation Engineering — Optical Systems Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Advanced lecture on optical communication system . . . Goto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 288
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Macromolecular Design . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289

Optical computing . . . Yamamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314

Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Long-term Internship (M) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・

Virtual Reality . . . Niki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315

Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292

Lecture in Optical Materials and Devices, Part 2 . . . Goto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318

International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 294
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 295
Presentation Method (M) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 296
Internship (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
Venture Business (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298

Lecture in Optical Materials and Devices, Part 3 . . . Tanaka・Part-time Lecturer 319

Advanced Materials Chemistry . . . Tezuka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313

Three-dimensional Image Processing . . . Kawata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316
Lecture in Optical Materials and Devices, Part 1 . . . Haraguchi・Part-time Lecturer317

Lecture in Optical Information Systems, Part 1 . . . Suyama・Undecided . . . . . . . 320
Lecture in Optical Information Systems, Part 2 . . . Niki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 321
lecture in optical system engineering . . . Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 322
Practice of presentation . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323
Intellectual Production Techonology Seminar . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . 324• Common Subjects

Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology . . . Isu・Kitada . . . . . . . 325

Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering . . . Ueta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 299
Advanced Theory of Semiconductors . . . Nishino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
Advanced Electrical Control System . . . Yasuno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301
Advanced Theory of Electrical Communication . . . Oie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302
Advanced Circuit Theory . . . Nishio・Uwate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303
Human Sensing . . . Fukumi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
Photonic Device . . . Haraguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
Electronic display . . . Suyama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306

Advanced Lecture in Statistical Mechanics and Thermidynamics . . . Mori .326
Diﬀerential Equations . . . Fukagai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 327• Specialized Exercise and Experiments• Departmental Subjects
Superconductivity and superconducting materials . . . Kishimoto . . . . . . . . . . . . 307
Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena . . . Imai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
Advanced Computational Science . . . Takeuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
Optical propertics of materials . . . Haraguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310— 287 —

Optical System Eigineering Seminar, Part 1 . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . 328
Optical System Eigineering Seminar, Part 2 . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . 329
Optical System Engineering Laboratory . . . Teacher of course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330

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Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei 延 4 日間 集中講義
，各集中講義全時間 出席 要．
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方-特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識-特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)
13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)

14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216756
Studenti For the course students and other graduate school students.
Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ， 政
府 平成 14
16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」
実施 ，
目標
達成
，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei 遅刻 授業中 私語 厳禁．悪質 場合 ，退場処分， 以
後 受講 認場合，注意． 講師 都 合，多少変更 可能性．
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216805
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (M)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5),“Project Management”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216616
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled
in the doctor former term course. And, the number of taking lecture people isrestricted to do intensive learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.)
It is selected with some means in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Long-term Internship (M)

6 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216767
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishida (The Center for Innovation and Creativity Development, +81-88656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619, nishida@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込， 連絡先 記載
「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先， 地域創生
玉有 問合.
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施．日程等 決定掲示HP
公表
注意． << 参考; 平成 22 年度
特論 >>「上勝学舎」「常三島」
集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生) 上勝学舎地
域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1 回 ∼ 第12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月 谷温泉
交流会 行 ． 参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali
1. 本授業，現在求地域再生 観点，
力 他 ，
戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視
．
2.
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握
，協働
場 提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei
1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)
当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei 授業中 数冊紹介
予定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216843
Studenti The person who finished ”Introduction to new business” or ” Advanced
Lecture in management Theory of new business “ in all the students enrolled in
the course. And, the number of taking lecture people is restricted to do intensive
learning. (20-25 people will be made an upper limit.) It is selected with somemeans in case of a taking lecture person many.
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei
 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (M)

2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216874
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216612
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (M)

2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216597
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering

2 units (selection)

Tetsushi Ueta · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti comprehension and application of complex systems by using engineering

methodlogies
Outlinei Complex systems are defined as compound dynamical systems whose
behavior and features cannot be predicted because of their nonlinearities andconnecting conditions. This emergence of behavior is not possible for a single
dynamcal system, therefore, connection, coupling, compounding are keywords ofthis theory. Emergence of rhythm in biological systems, self organization, chaotic
properties in high degrees of freedom, learning and associative memory areexample features of complex systems. In this lecture, based on physical systems
which are ubiquitously found and treated by system engineering subjects, westudy analytical methods to understand these phenomena, bifurcation theory of
nonlinear and linear systems, applied extraction methods of valuable informationfrom observed data, system design methods of compound dynamical systems.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi complex systems, bifurcation, chaos, nonlinear phenomena
Fundamental Lecturei “Diﬀerential Equations (II)”(1.0), “Transient Analysis”(1.0), “Industrial Basic Physics”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Electrical Control System”(0.5), “Advanced
Theory of Electronic Circuits”(0.5)
Requirementi none
Goali
1. understanding of the definition and target area of complex systems
2. understanding of qualitative approach for given dynamical system
3. understanding and application of bifurcation theory
Schedulei
1. examples of complex systems
2. relationship between bifurcation problems and complex systems
3. comptation of bifurcation parameter values
4. chaos and bifurcation phenomenon
5. chaotic itinerary
6. emergence mechanism of spatio temporal chaos and its clustering
7. phase transition and synchronization
8. spatio temporal intermittency and emergence of patterns

9. chaos neural network
10. neuronal circuits as complex systems
11. bifurcations in emergence systems
12. analysis of social systems
13. survey on complex systems
14. exercise 1
15. exercise 2
16. questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai The total grade is evaluated by homework reports (70 %)and attendance of the class. (30 %)Textbooki specified every class.
Referencei Chaotic Scenario of Complex Systems, Asakura-Shoten, 1996 (inJapanese)
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216858
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ueta (AIT 507, +81-88-656-7501, tetsushi@ait.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Wednesday, afternoon)
Notei
 For comprehension of the lecture contents, a 2-hour preparation study and a
2-hour review are required.
 All items in the lecture plan are evaluated by reports.

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Advanced Theory of Semiconductors

2 units (selection)

Katsushi Nishino · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand semiconductor physics and fundamental device operations

for various semiconductor devices
Outlinei Semiconductor physics, especially behavior of carriers in semiconductor,
is described. Properties of pn junction and Schottky barrier, including non-ideal
case, are also lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi semiconductor, metal-semiconductor contact, pn junction diode
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Device Processing”(0.5), “Advanced Theory ofElectron Devices”(0.5), “Advanced Optoelectronic Devices”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand behavior of carries (such as scattering mechanisms) insemiconductor
2. To solve diﬀusion equations in simple conditions
3. To understand properties of pn junction and Schottky barrier
Schedulei
1. Crystal Structure
2. Energy Bands
3. Carrier Concentration at Thermal Equilibrium
4. Carrier Transport
5. Phonon
6. High-Field Eﬀect
7. Continuity Equations and Diﬀusion Equations of Carriers
8. Band Structure of Metal-Semiconductor Contact
9. Current Transport Processes of Schottky Barrier
10. Charcterization of Schottky Barrier Height
11. Ohmic Contact
12. Band Structure of pn Junction Diode
13. Capacitance-Voltage Characteristics of pn Junction Diode
14. Current-Voltage Characteristics of pn Junction Diode
15. Heterojunction
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Report 50%, Examination 50%. More than 60% is required
to pass this class.

Textbooki Physics of Semiconductor Devices, by S.M.Sze
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216816
Contacti⇒ Nishino (E 棟 2 階南 A-5, +81-88-656-7464, nishino@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail— 300 —

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Advanced Electrical Control System

2 units (selection)

Takashi Yasuno · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the basic principle of making to high performanceand the intelligence in control system used for an industrial machine. And thecontrol design of various control systems is understood.
Outlinei The control system configuration used for the industrial machine is
described, and applications of intelligent control method using fuzzy reasoning
and neural net works are introduced. Moreover, Current topics of fields
mentioned avobe are introduced.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi Motion control, Robotics, Fuzzy, Neural network, Genetic algorithm
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Lecture of Intelligent Information Processing”(0.5), “Advanced Control Theory”(0.5)
Noticei The lecture form might be changed according to the number of attending
a lecture.
Goali
1. The congfiguration of the control system used for an industrial machine
should be understood.
2. The intelligent control method should be understood.
Schedulei
1. Control object
2. Motion control system
3. Two degree-of-freedom control
4. Design method of feedback controller
5. Design method of feedforward controller
6. Fuzzy sets
7. Fuzzy reasoning method
8. Control sysytem application of fuzzy reasoning
9. Artificial neuron model
10. Neural network
11. Learning algorithm of neural network
12. Control system application of neural networks
13. Genetic algorithm
14. Control system application of genetic algorithm
15. Conclusions

16. Return of report or examination
Evaluation Criteriai Total evaluation based on reports, examinations or presentations.
Textbooki The print is distributed.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216722
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yasuno (E 棟 2 階北 B-5, +81-88-656-7458, yasuno@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Monday, 15:00-17:30)— 301 —

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Advanced Theory of Electrical Communication

2 units (selection)

Takahiro Oie · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understanding analysing techniques of the communication system and

Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated by presentations and submitted materials in

multi-nodes networks.
Outlinei This lecture is concerned with the study of concept of computer networks
which realize the multi-node communication. The contents of those articles
related with computer networks are presented at seminars. (Lecture style)
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi digital communication, computer networks, network architecture
Fundamental Lecturei “Communication Systems”(1.0), “Applied Communication
Engineering”(1.0), “Computer Networks”(1.0)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel communication engineering and related subjects.
Goali
1. Understanding the control techniques and implementation of computer network
application. (Week 1-8, 11-15)
2. Understanding the secure techniques of the communication system. (Week
9-16)
Schedulei
1. Overview of digital communication
2. Mathematical preparation
3. Network architecture
4. Physical layer in fixed and wireless networks
5. Datalink layer in fixed and wireless networks
6. Network layer and routing
7. Transport layer
8. Traﬃc control
9. Security in fixed and wireless networks
10. Synmetric cryptography and public key cryptography
11. Session layer
12. Presentation layer
13. Application layer
14. Implementation example of application layer (HTTP, SMTP)
15. Implementation example of application layer (DNS, SNMP)
16. Wireless networks

seminars.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216771
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Oie (E-3F-C-1, +81-88-656-7479, alex@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tuesday 16:20∼ 17:20, Thursday 16:50∼ 17:50)
Notei Taking this class, it is necessary to do 2 hours preparation and 2 hours
reviewing for every class (2 hours) in order for your understanding and taking
credit.

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Advanced Circuit Theory

2 units (selection)

Yoshifumi Nishio · Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Yoko Uwate · Assistant Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Analysis method of nonlinear circuits, and behavior of nonlinear oscillatory

circuits and its applications are lectured.
Outlinei Modeling of nonlinear devices, DC analysis and transient analysis ofnonlinear circuits, and steady-state analysis are lectured. Synchronization andchaotic phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits are introduced and theirapplications to information and communication engineering are discussed. (Style:Lecture)Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi nonlinear circuits, circuit analysis, oscillatory circuits
Fundamental Lecturei “Electrical Circuit Theory (I) and Exercise”(0.7), “Electrical Circuit Theory (II) and Exercise”(0.5), “Network Analysis”(0.3)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to know how to analyze basic linear circuits.
Noticei Course is taught in English.
Goali
1. Understanding of analysis methods of nonlinear circuits.
2. Understanding of behavior of nonlinear circuits and its applications.
Schedulei
1. Modeling of nonlinear devices.
2. DC analysis of nonlinear circuits by Newton method.
3. Transient analysis of nonlinear circuits.
4. Steady-state analysis of nonlinear circuits (for 4 lectures).
5. Synchronization phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits (for 2 lectures).
6. Chaotic phenomena in nonlinear oscillatory circuits (for 2 lectures).
7. Engineering applications of nonlinear circuits (for 4 lectures).
8. Conclusions and final examination.
Evaluation Criteriai Final examination 80% and exercise 20%.
Textbooki None.
Referencei
 Akio Ushida and Mamoru Tanaka, ”Nonlinear Circuit Simulations,” Corona
Publishing Co.

 S. Smale and M.W. Hirsch, ”Diﬀerential Equations, Dynamical Systems, andLinear Algebra,” Academic Press.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216580
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishio (D-7, E-3F-South, +81-88-656-7470, nishio@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Human Sensing

2 units (selection)

Minoru Fukumi · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This lecture aims to understand the latest topics in a field of Intelligent

systems, and to obtain advanced knowledge and technologies.
Outlinei This lecture teaches the advanced topics in intelligent systems. The
main items in this lecture are softcomputing and human sensing, including
face information processing and its computer practice and biological signal
processing.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi soft computing, human sensing, human information processing
Goali
1. To understand the latest topics on Intelligent systems.
2. To learn the trend of a domestic and foreign research on related topics.
Schedulei
1. Topics in Advanced Intelligent Systems
2. Topics in Advanced Intelligent Human Sensing
3. Topics in Brain Information Processing
4. Topics in Advanced Softcomputing techniques
5. Psychological Knowledge and Neural Network Model
6. Topics in Advanced Face Information Processing
7. Topics in Advanced Biosignal Processing
8. Topics on applications in Advanced Softcomputing techniques
9. Statistical Learning Algorithms
10. Topics in Eye Tracking and Its Applications
11. Topics in OpenCV applications
12. Topics in EMG and EEG researches
13. Exercise in Advanced Intelligent Systems
14. Exercise in Softcomputing
15. Exercise in Human Information Processing
16. Discussion
Evaluation Criteriai Attendance (30%), practice(10%), report (60%)
Textbooki no special book
Referencei 講義 · 演習中 指定．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216854
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Fukumi (D210, +81-88-656-7510, fukumi@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜日,15∼ 18時)
Notei

招聘
講義 · 演習 行 場合．
 授業目的 達成度 最終評価．

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Photonic Device

2 units (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the principle of the current optoelectronic devices, e.g.,

Light Emitting Diodes, Laser Diodes and so on. To develop ability to solve
various problems in optical device application.
Outlinei This course will cover topics on current optical and optoelectronic
devices. Topics treated include Light Emiiitng Diode, Laser Diode, Solar Cell,
Optical Modulator and Nonlinear Optical Devices.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi optoelectronic device, optical device, light emitteing diode, laser diode,optical modulator, Solar cell
Relational Lecturei “Optical propertics of materials”(0.5), “Lecture in Optical
Materials and Devices, Part 1”(0.5)
Requirementi Students should have fundamental knowledges about semiconductor
physics and devices for undergraduate students.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. Students can explain the principle and structures for light emitting devices.
2. Students can explain the principle and structures for photodetector and solarcell.
3. Students can explain the principle of light modulators.
4. Students can explain the principle of nonlinear optical devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Interaction between Light and dielectric materials
3. Semiconductors and other optical materials
4. Optical properties of semiconductors
5. Semiconductor PN-junction
6. Light Emitteing Diode
7. Application of Light Emitteing Diode
8. Laser Diode
9. Application of Laser Diode10. Photoconductor Cells

11. pin photodiode12. Solor cell and amorphus-semiconductor optoelectronic devices
13. Optical Modulator
14. Nonlinear optical devices
15. Integrated Optical Devices
16. Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Activity: 20%, Reports: 40% and Final Exam.:40%
Textbooki 中澤，鎌田著，光物性 ·工学 基礎，培風館 1999
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216857
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 16:05-18:00)— 305 —

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Electronic display

2 units (selection)

Shiro Suyama · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the history of developments, technical trends, andtechnologies of electronic display.
Outlinei This course will cover the history of developments, technical trends,
recent topics, and technologies of an electronic display. This course is related
to indutories.
Stylei Lecture
Noticei 光 性質，光学的 現象
，既知
．
Goali
1. To understand fundamental technologies of an electronic display
2. To understand fundamental technologies of devices for an electronic display
3. To understand a technical trend of an electronic display
Schedulei
1. 電子
概要，最近 動向
2. 電子
画像
概要
3. 直視型: 陰極線管 (管，CRT)，
4. 直視型: 液晶 概要 液晶(LCD) 基本動作
5. 直視型: 各種 液晶
特性改善
6. 直視型:(PDP)
7. 直視型:(EL)
8. 直視型:(FED)
9. 超大型: 投射型
10. 超大型: 最新 投射型，屋外用大型 LED
11. 電子
画質 視覚特性12. 電子画質
評価
13. 立体: 概要
14. 立体: 2 眼/多眼方式
15. 立体: 超多眼方式
最新 動向
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation with report
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216773
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Suyama (opt409, +81-88-656-9425, suyama.shiro@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 17:00∼ 18:00)

Notei 授業
習．

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受

際
授業

，2 時間
受

授業時間毎 2 時間 予習，授業 理解 単位取得

2 時間 復必要

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Superconductivity and superconducting materials

2 units (selection)

Yutaka Kishimoto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand basics and recent developments in superconductivity.
Outlinei This class reviews quantum mechanics and introduces superconductivity

and recent superconducting materials.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi superconductivity, Cooper pair, superconducting energy gap, densityof states, anisotropic superconductivity
Goali To understand the outline of superconductivity.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to superconductivity
2. Review of quantum mechanics (1), Schrödinger equation and wave function
3. Review of quantum mechanics (2), operators and expected values
4. Review of quantum mechanics (3), perturbation theory
5. Free electron model of metals
6. Phenomenological theory of superconductivity
7. To understand Meissner eﬀect on the basis of quantum mechanics
8. Formation of Cooper pair
9. Formation of superconducting energy gap
10. Density of states, and energy gap at finite temperatures
11. Introduction to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance method
12. Frontier of superconductivity (1), strong coupling superconductor
13. Frontier of superconductivity (2), heavy Fermion superconductor
14. Frontier of superconductivity (3), copper oxide high Tc superconductor
15. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Reports on several subjects in the class.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216770
Contacti⇒ Yutaka Kishimoto (A202)— 307 —

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Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Imai · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To learn the to analyze the mathematical phenomena.
Outlinei Methods used in analysis of mathematical phenomena are introduced.

Especially, those in numerical analysis are focused on.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi mathematics, numerical analysis
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Computational Science”(0.5)
Requirementi Only the premise that have studied basic mathematics.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
Goali Being able to understand a numerical scheme to one-dimensional boundary
value problems for the Poisson equation
Schedulei
1. Introduction to computer
2. Common sense in numerical computation
3. High-speed computation (Parallel computing)
4. Finite diﬀerence method I
5. Finite diﬀerence method II
6. Finite diﬀerence method III
7. Finite diﬀerence method IV
8. Finite element method I
9. Finite element method II
10. Finite element method III
11. Finite element method IV
12. Boundary element method I
13. Boundary element method II
14. Boundary element method III
15. Iterative method
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by the report.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216717
Contacti— 308 —⇒ Imai(A220, +81-88-656-7541, The inquiry by means of the cellular phoneor E-mail is not acceptable) (Office Hour: Office hours: Thursday 14:00-1
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Advanced Computational Science2 units (selection)

Toshiki Takeuchi · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class provides the basic technology for numerical calculation for thediﬀerential equation.
Outlinei The numerical calculation methods for the diﬀerential equation are
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi numerical analysis, numerical computation, diﬀerential equation
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 I”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/微分積分学 II”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(1.0),“Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Requirementi Students have to understand basic mathematics of undergraduatelevel.
Goali To understand principle of numerical calculation methods.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to numerical simulation
2. Mathematical model
3. Lagrange interpolation
4. Spline interpolation
5. Least squares method
6. Finite diﬀerence method
7. Arbitrary precision formula
8. Application to ordinary diﬀerential equation
9. Application to partial diﬀerential equation
10. Gauss-Seidel method
11. Successive Over-Relaxation method
12. Explicit method
13. Implicit method
14. Crank-Nicolson method
15. Numerical instabilities
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216628
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 309 —⇒ Takeuchi (A206, +81-88-656-7544, takeuchi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 木曜日 14:00-15:00)

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Optical propertics of materials

2 units (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the princeple of optical response of atoms, melecules andcrystals. To develop ability to apply such optical phenomena to applications.
Outlinei With quantum mechanics, we lecture optical process of materials. This
course will cover the following topics: optical propaties of materials forenegineering, classical electromagnetic theory and optical property, opticaltransitions and optical process of atoms, molecules and semiconductors.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum mechanics, condensed matter, optical process, semiconductor
Relational Lecturei “Photonic Device”(0.5), “Lecture in Optical Materials andDevices, Part 1”(0.5)
Requirementi Students should have fundamental knowledges of quamtum
mechanics.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. Students can explain the optical processes of atoms and molecules.
2. Students can explain the optical processes in semiconductors.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Optical response described by classical electro-magnetic theory
3. Schroedinger equation and wave fuction
4. Hydrogen atom model
5. spin angular momentum
6. Quantum mechanics of light
7. Transition induced by interaction between electron state and light
8. Light absorption and emittion
9. Electron transition in atoms and molecules
10. Optical spectra of atoms and molecules
11. Optical spectra of organic molecules
12. Energy bands in condensed matters
13. Optical processes in semiconductors
14. Optical spectra of impurity atoms in a crystall

15. Optical process of P-N junction
16. Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Activity: 20%, Reports: 40% and Final Exam.:40%
Textbooki 中澤，鎌田著，光物性 ·工学 基礎，培風館 1999
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216841
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 16:05-18:00)— 310 —

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Advanced lecture on optical communication system

2 units (selection)

Nobuo Goto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Development and furure prospect of broadband large-capacity networks are

Referencei Y. Suematsu and K. Kobayashi, Photonics-Optical electronics and its

studied. In particular, photonic network and its key elements such as photonic
router and switch are discussed with their principle.
Outlinei 1. Optical network, 2. Optical communication technology, 3. Developmentof bandwidth and speed in optical networks, 4. Network layer model andprotocol, 5. Routing algorithm, 6. Router, 7. Photonic networks
Stylei Lecture
Goali 1. Understanding of architecture of optical network and functions of its
elements, 2. Understanding of fundamental technology in optical fiber amplifiers
and wavelength division multiplexing, 3. Understanding of hierarchical model andprotocol for network, 4. Understanding of functions in routers, 5. Understandingof development in photonic networks.
Schedulei
1. Feature of optical network
2. Optical transmission system
3. Optical fiber amplifiers
4. Wavelength division multiplexing technology
5. Development of electronic devices and its rules
6. Internet and broadband networks
7. Wavelength division multiplexing and wavelength routing
8. Development of information networks
9. Hierarchical model and protocol
10. Fundamental functions of router
11. Development of high-speed routers
12. Protocol and algorithm in IP routing
13. Photonic networks
14. Photonic routing technology
15. Summary
16. Report hand in
Evaluation Criteriai Attitude toward lecture (40%), Report (60%). More than
60% of the total score is required.
Textbooki Y. Suematsu and K. Iga, Introduction to optical fiber communication,
Ohm-sha, 2006

development, Ohm-sha, 2007
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216830
Contacti⇒ Goto (opt408, +81-88-656-9415, goto@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 8:30-17:00)— 311 —

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Macromolecular Design

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Tanaka · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the generation and functionality of natural andsynthetic polymers, in molecular scale, with a view to designing a functional
polymer precisely.
Outlinei Chemical macromolecular (polymer) design at an advanced level will becovered in this cource. Emphasis is on the analysis, in atomic scale, of thefactors which fulfill the unique polymerizations and the speciality of polymers
on the basis of the recognition of polymerization-polymer microstructurepolymer functionality relationships. Application of the analytical information tomacromolecular design and recent topics in the design will also be provided inthis cource.
Keywordi macromolecular design, polymer chemistry, functional polymer
Relational Lecturei “Lecture in Optical Materials and Devices, Part 3”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel polymer chemistry
Noticei You have to prepare for next lesson and review that day’s lesson for 2 hrs
respectively against 2 hr lesson to understand the lesson and acquire the credits.
Goali
1. To understand the control of polymerization and polymer structure
2. To understand the characterization and functionality of polymer
Schedulei
1. Introduction to macromolecular design
2. Generation and functionality of natural polymers (1)3. Generation and functionality of natural polymers (2)4. Generation and functionality of natural polymers (3)5. Preparation and functionality of synthetic polymers (1): optical polymers
6. Preparation and functionality of synthetic polymers (2): optical polymers
7. Preparation and functionality of synthetic polymers (3): photo andbiodegradable polymers
8. Preparation and functionality of synthetic polymers (4): photo andbiodegradable polymers
9. Preparation and functionality of synthetic polymers (5): magnetic polymers
10. Preparation and functionality of synthetic polymers (6): magnetic polymers
11. Nanomaterials (1)12. Nanomaterials (2)13. Topics in macromolecular design (1)14. Topics in macromolecular design (2)15. Topics in macromolecular design (3)Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by a term paper.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216649
Contacti⇒ H. Tanaka (Opti. Build. Room 211, Phone & Fax: 088-656-9420, E-mail:tanaka@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)— 312 —

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Advanced Materials Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Yoshihiko Tezuka · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This course intends to develop the knowledge of materials in physics,

Evaluation Criteriai Reports worth a total of 50% of the course grade will

chemistry, crystallography, polymer, and semiconductors, which has beenacquired in undergraduate, through the rearrangement of these knowledge interms of the electronic states, constituting atoms and molecules, and interactions
between them. The objective of the course is to develop ability to understandmaterials from the viewpoints of various fields.
Outlinei Structures, properties, functions and synthesis of various materials will
be explained in term of chemistry to understand materials chemistry whichconstitutes one of the bases of materials science. Fullerenes and their derivatives
will be taken up as recent topics to explain the relationship between molecular
structures and physical properties.
Goali
1. to enable a student to develop applications of materials by the estimation of
their properties from the atoms and molecules constituting them.
2. to enable a student to develop applications of materials by the estimation of
their electric and electronic properties from the electronic states.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to materials and chemistry
2. Classification of materials according to their crystalline states and molecularaggregation states
3. Crystalline materials
4. Amorphous materials (glass, silicone, metals)
5. Molecular aggregate (micelle, liquid crystalline, gels)
6. Classification of materials according to their electronic states
7. Experimental methods for the evaluation of electric properties of materials
8. Dielectric materials (1): ceramics
9. Dielectric materials (2): polymers
10. Electrochemical properties of semiconductors (1): inorganic semiconductors
11. Electrochemical properties of semiconductors (2): organic semiconductors
12. Electronic interactions between metals and semiconductors
13. Electronic interactions between semiconductors and redox species in solutions
14. Carbon materials: molecular structures and electronic states of fullerenes
15. Carbon nanotubes
16. A term examination

be given. A term examination (50%) will be given as in-class closed-bookexamination.
Textbooki will be introduced in the lecture.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216859
Contacti⇒ Tezuka (Opt.307, +81-88-656-9423, ytezuka@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Optical computing

2 units (selection)

Hirotsugu Yamamoto · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand analog optical computing. To understand digital opticalcomputing. To understand optelectronic computing.
Outlinei We study fundamantal technologies of architectures, implementation,and packaging in analog and digital optical processing, and prototype systemdeveloped with these technolgies. We also study recent technologies in related
photonics, electronics, and other technologies.
Stylei LectureGoali
1. To understand optical computing
2. To create new information photonics
Schedulei
1. Fundamentals of optical computing (1)2. Fundamentals of optical computing (2)3. Fundamentals of optical computing (3)4. Light source and detector in optical computing
5. Optical modulator in optical computing
6. Analog optical computing (1)7. Analog optical computing (2)8. Digital optical computing (1)9. Digital optical computing (2)10. Optica memory
11. Optica communication
12. Recent optical computing technology (1)13. Recent optical computing technology (3)14. Recent optical computing technology (3)15. Recent optical computing technology (4)Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216825
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．
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Virtual Reality

2 units (selection)

Noboru Niki · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Introduction to the fundamental concepts of virtual reality.
Outlinei Virtual Reality is a combination of human interface, graphics, sensor

technology, high performance computing, and networking. It allows the user
to interact with an artificial environment created by computers. Using thesetechnologies, one has the feeling of total immersion in a new environment.
Here, these technologies and several VR simulations are described.
Requirementi It is desired to finish a course of digital signal processing, image
processing, and pattern recognition .
Goali
1. To understand fundamentals of virtual reality.
2. To understand various techniques for realizing virtual environments.
Schedulei
1. 1. Introduction
2. Mathematical Fundamentals (Image Processing)
3. Mathematical Fundamentals (Pattern Recognition)
4. Computer Graphics
5. Three-dimensional Coordinate System
6. Geometrical Modeling
7. Hidden Line and Surface Removal Methods
8. Advanced Rendering Topics
9. Real Time Computer Graphics
10. Image Processing of Motion Pictures
11. Image Sensing Technology
12. Virtual Reality Systems
13. Augmented Reality Systems
14. Advanced Applications of Virtual Reality 1
15. Advanced Applications of Virtual Reality 2
16. Final Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Project Report 60%, Final Examination 40%
Textbooki Reference books are introduced to each topic.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216813
Notei Preparation (2hrs) and Review (2hrs) are required to take this lecture (2hrs).
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Three-dimensional Image Processing

2 units (selection)

Yoshiki Kawata · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Introduce the fundamental concepts of 3-D image processing.
Outlinei This course is intended to introduce the fundamentals of three-dimensional

image processing which covers basic concepts as image restoration, image
segmentation, registration, shape representation, and computational geometryetc. The class begins with a brief overview of the various technologies used
to analyze medical and industrial images. The focus then shifts to in-depth
descriptions of individual algorithms beginning with a description of themathematical technique of image processing. The course emphasizes the design,
analysis, and implementation of algorithms in the context of 3-D medical
images.
Keywordi 3-D image processing, medical image analysis, 工業計測
Relational Lecturei “Virtual Reality”(0.5)
Requirementi It is desired to finish a course of digital signal processing, image
processing, and programming (C or C++).
Goali
1. To understand fundamentals of 3-D image processing.
2. To understand various 3-D image processing algorithms used to obtain
medical and industrial fields
Schedulei
1. Introduction to 3-D image processing
2. Signal Processing Fundamentals
3. 3-D imaging technology
4. 3-D image smoothing
5. 3-D image enhancement
6. Edge / region based segmentation
7. Deformable model segmentation
8. Graph cut segmentation
9. Geometrical properties of 3-D images- local feature of a connected component10. Geometrical properties of 3-D images- Calculation of the Euler number11. Surface/axis thinning algorithm
12. Morphology filter
13. Distance transformation
14. 3-D diﬀerential features
15. 3-D registration

Evaluation Criteriai Computer Project Report 100%
Textbooki 3 , 2002
Referencei

 Medial Imaging Signals and Systems, J.L. Prince, J.M. Links, 2006
 image Processing, Analysis, and Machin Vision, M. Sonka, V. Hlavac, R. R.
Boyle, Thomson, 2008
Webpagei http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=197132
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216673
Contacti⇒ Kawata (Opt.508, +81-88-656-9431, kawata@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei
 The computer projects should be done in C or C++.
 Preparation (2hrs) and Review (2hrs) are required to take this lecture (2hrs).

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Lecture in Optical Materials and Devices, Part 1

1 unit (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti To understand the current trends of the optical and/or optoelectronicmaterials and devices.
Outlinei This course will cover several several topics on the current trends of the
optical and/or optoelectronic materials and devices. Topics treated are focusedon the latest fabrication technology and the research for the device application.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi semiconductor, LED, laser diode
Relational Lecturei “Photonic Device”(0.5), “Optical propertics of materials”(0.5)
Requirementi Students must have enough knowledges of semiconductor physics
comparable to contents in lectures on semiconductor physics for undergraduate
students.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. To understand advantages of Nitride semiconductors compared with othersemiconductors.
2. To understand the outline of technologies for fabrication process of
optoelectronic devices
3. To understand trends of developments and researches for optoelectronic
devices
Schedulei
1. guidance
2. semiconductor materials for optoelectronic devices
3. Advantages of Nitride semiconductor
4. Fabrication of optoelectronic devices by Nitride semiconductor
5. Principle of light emitting diode and laser diode6. History of development for semiconductor light emitting deices
7. Characteristics of power LED
8. Trends on the development of high power light emitting diode9. Trends on the development of UV light emitting diode10. Applications of light emitting diode11. Trends on the development of UV and Blue laser diodes

12. Development of Green Laser Diode
13. Applications of laser diode14. Market of semiconductor light emitting devices
15. Market and Corporate strategy
Evaluation Criteriai Activity and attendance 40%, reports 60%
Textbooki no text
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216821
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Lecture in Optical Materials and Devices, Part 2

1 unit (selection)

Nobuo Goto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Optical devices are key elements for optical information processing systems

and optical communication systems. It is important to understand the basic
eﬀects and principle used in optical wave control. In this lecture, mathematicaldescription of optical passive devices, optical circuits, interaction between opticalwaves and materials, and nonlinear optical eﬀects is discussed. Basic technology
for designing of optical devices and optical circuits is described.
Outlinei 1. Optical passive circuits, 2. Interaction between optical waves andmaterials, 3. Control of optical waves, 4. Optical nonlinear eﬀects
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi optical waveguide, optical functional device, optical wave control
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced lecture on optical communication system”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Photonic Device”(0.5)
Goali 1. Understanding of mathematical description of materials for optical wave
control, 2. Understanding of mathematical analysis of optical waves in materials,
3. Understanding of description and analysis of optical devices and circuits.
Schedulei
1. Optical waveguide and optical wave propagation
2. Analysis of directional coupled waveguides
3. Analysis of optical passive circuits consisting of coupled waveguides
4. Analysis of Bragg reflection waveguides
5. Electro-optic eﬀects and wave control in crystal
6. Magneto-optic eﬀect and wave control
7. Acousto-optic eﬀect and wave diﬀraction
8. Optical nonlinear eﬀect
Evaluation Criteriai Attitude toward lecture (40%), Report (60%). More than
60% of the total score is required.
Textbooki T. Jinpo ed., Optical electronics, Ohm-sha, 1997.
Referencei
 Y. Suematsu and K. Iga, Introduction to optical fiber communication,
Ohm-sha, 2006.
 T. Kurokawa, Optical functional device, Kyoritsu, 2004.
 H. Nishihara, M. Haruna and T. Suhara, Optical integrated circuits, Ohm-sha,
1985.

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216822
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other faculty and university
Contacti⇒ Goto (opt408, +81-88-656-9415, goto@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Lecture in Optical Materials and Devices, Part 3

1 unit (selection)

Hitoshi Tanaka · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti This class addresses the recognition of the optical materials and devices

from a chemical point of view.
Outlinei This cource will focus on the fundamentals and current topics in chemical
preparaton, reaction, structure, and functionality of the optical materials anddevices.
Keywordi photo-functional materials
Relational Lecturei “Macromolecular Design”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel photochemistry.
Noticei You have to prepare for next lesson and review that day’s lesson for 2 hrs
respectively against 2 hr lesson to understand the lesson and acquire the credits.
Goali
1. To understand the exact nature of the optical properties of materials.
2. To understand the precise procedure to design and evaluate the opticalmaterials and devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to optical materials and devices for this class
2. Photo and thermal reactions
3. Photochemical process
4. Photophysicalchemistry
5. Interaction between light and media (1)6. Interaction between light and media (2)7. Interaction between light and media (3)8. Final test, summary
Evaluation Criteriai Final test: 100%
Textbooki Hikarikinoubunshi no Kagaku ed. by K. Horie and H. Ushiki (Kodansha)
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216824
Contacti⇒ H. Tanaka (Opti. Build. Room 211, Phone & Fax: 088-656-9420, E-mail:tanaka@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)— 319 —

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Lecture in Optical Information Systems, Part 1

1 unit (selection)

Shiro Suyama · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Undecided
Targeti Introduction to recent topics on optical information processing.
Outlinei This course introduces recent technical information on optical information

processing and the required future technology.
Keywordi infomation photonics, optical computing
Goali
1. To understand the recent topics of optical information systems
2. To consider a next generation of optical information systems
Schedulei
1. History of the development of optcail information instruments
2. Recent topics of optical disk systems (1)3. Recent topics of optical disk systems (2)4. Recent topics of optical disk systems (3)5. Recent topics of optical disk systems (4)6. Recent topics of display systems (1)7. Recent topics of display systems (2)8. Recent topics of display systems (3)9. Recent topics of display systems (4)10. Recent topics of optical information systems (1)11. Recent topics of optical information systems (2)12. Recent topics of optical information systems (3)13. Recent topics of optical information systems (4)14. Next generation of optical information systems (1)15. Next generation of optical information systems (2)Evaluation Criteriai Report 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216834
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Lecture in Optical Information Systems, Part 2

1 unit (selection)

Noboru Niki · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Introduction to recent topics on imaging technologies and intelligent image

processing.
Outlinei This course introduces recent technical information on imaging technologies and intelligent image processing and describes their future directions.
Keywordi imaging technologies, intelligent image processing
Relational Lecturei “Three-dimensional Image Processing”(0.5), “Virtual Reality”(0.5)

Goali To understand the recent topics on imaging technologies and intelligent

image processing.
Schedulei
1. Recent topics of three-dimensional CT technologies (1)2. Recent topics of three-dimensional CT technologies (2)3. Recent topics of three-dimensional CT technologies (3)4. Recent topics of three-dimensional CT technologies (4)5. Recent topics of three-dimensional CT technologies (5)6. Recent topics of MR imaging technologies (1)7. Recent topics of MR imaging technologies (2)8. Recent topics of MR imaging technologies (3)9. Recent topics of MR imaging technologies (4)10. Recent topics of MR imaging technologies (5)11. Recent topics of intelligent image processing (1)12. Recent topics of intelligent image processing (2)13. Recent topics of intelligent image processing (3)14. Recent topics of intelligent image processing (4)15. Recent topics of intelligent image processing (5)Evaluation Criteriai Report 100%
Textbooki Reference books are introduced to each topic.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216835
Notei Preparation (2hrs) and Review (2hrs) are required to take this lecture (2hrs).

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lecture in optical system engineering

1 unit (selection)

Part-time Lecturer
Targeti topics in optical technology
Outlinei Lecure on the trend in optical technologies such as nano-technology,

bio-technology, and information communication, and medical science.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216833— 322 —

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Practice of presentation

1 unit (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti Learning a skill of presentation
Outlinei Fundamental skills for the presentation are learned such as (1) to explain

the contents of research, (2) to adjust the contents with audience’s level, (3) tocreate the original drawing, and (4)the way of answering against a question etc.
Keywordi oral presentation
Goali Learning a foudamental skill for presentation
Schedulei
1. Presentation (1)2. Presentation (2)3. Presentation (3)4. Presentation (4)5. Presentation (5)6. Presentation (6)7. Presentation (7)8. Presentation (8)9. Presentation (9)10. Presentation (10)
11. Presentation (11)
12. Presentation (12)13. Presentation (13)14. Presentation (14)15. Presentation (15)Evaluation Criteriai Presentation skill (80%), Attitude(20%)
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216872
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 323 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems EngineeringIntellectual Production Techonology Seminar

1 unit (selection)

Teacher of course
Targeti To master skills for novel intellectual production
Outlinei As one of technique for for novel intellectual production, practice mehods

those are the combination of brainstorming and KJ mathod
Goali
1. To understand what is intellectual production techonology
2. To use an intellectual production techonology that is combination ofbrainstorming and KJ method
Schedulei
1. neccessary
2. Hhow to practice
3. what is brainstorming
4. practice of brainstorming
5. case studies
6. what is KJ method
7. practice of KJ method
8. practice of KJ method
9. practice of KJ method
10. case studies
11. practice of KJ method
12. practice of KJ method
13. practice of KJ method
14. case studies
15. presentation
16. 予備日
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Advanced Lecture on Semiconductor Nanotechnology

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This class introduces basic principles of the semiconductor nanotechnology

and their application to the quantum devices.
Outlinei Basics of semiconductor physics and quantum mechanics are introduced
to understand material properties of quantum confined nanostructures. Recent
progress in fabrication techniques and device applications of semiconductor
nanostructures (quantum wells, wires and dots) will be reviewed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum confined nanostructures, semiconductor nanoscience, electron devices, photonic devices
Requirementi None.
Noticei None.
Goali To understand basic properties of semiconductor nanostructures and quantum
devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to semiconductor nanostructures
2. Electronic states in quantum confined structures
3. Electrical properties of superlattices
4. Fabrication technique of quantum wires and wells
5. Characterization of heterointerfaces
6. Characterization of nanostructures
7. High-speed electron devices
8. Optical properties of quantum wells
9. Semiconductor laser diodes
10. Quantum eﬀect devices
11. Fabrication technique of quantum dots
12. Quantum dot devices
13. Device application of quantum nano structures
14. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (1)15. Recent topics of semiconductor nanotechnology (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki None.
Referencei The Physics of Low-Dimensional Semiconductors, J.H. Davis, Springer
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216818

Studenti Any students can attend the class.
Contacti⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)⇒ Kitada (A224, +81-88-656-7671, kitada@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Advanced Lecture in Statistical Mechanics and Thermidynamics

2 units (selection)

Atsushi Mori · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The first purpose is to understand the fundamentals of the statisticalmechanics and thermodynamics. Further, to acquire abilities to apply thestatistical mechanics and thermodynamics is the second purpose. In the textbook
it is written that thermodynamics, the statistical mechanics, and the kinematics
are stems of the statistical physics; and those are the themes of the lecture.
Outlinei 教科書 従 ，「統計熱力学 原理」，「特別 系 平衡統計」
，
「運動論，
輸送係数，
」 3 項目 扱 ．
Keywordi principle of statistical mechnics, equilibrium statistics, kinetics,
transport coeﬃcient, fluctuation
Noticei A two hour pre-study prior to a lecture and a two post-study after thatare necessary to understand the lecture and success.
Goali see, ”target”.
Schedulei
1. First law of thermodynamics
2. Gibbs-Boltamann distribution law
3. Statistical justification of second law
4. Older way to second law
5. Thermidynamic exploitation of second low: mass transfer problem
6. Grand ensemble: classical statistics of independent particles
7. Statistics of perfect molecular gas
8. Examination
9. Thermal properties of crystals
10. Statictics of conductio electron in solids
11. Statistics of megnetism
12. Theory of dilute solutions
13. Transport prpperties of gases
14. Kinetics of chatge charrier in solids and liquids
15. Fluctuation and Brownian motion
16. 試験
Evaluation Criteriai Final marks are evaluated on the basis of the examinations
or alternatives, to which the evaluations of the exercise are added.Qualificationsof candidacy for an examination are lost if there is no attendance of 60% ormore.

Textbooki Statistical Physics, G. H. Wannier (Dover, New York) ISBN 0-486-65401
Referencei Because of the traditional field, there are many textbooks.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=218257
Contacti⇒ Mori (Opt.407, +81-88-656-9417, mori@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour:，学科 掲示板等覧下．)Notei This class is for Double Degree. A supplementary lecture in Japanese will

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be given on the odd-numbered year; the formal lectur will be given in English
on the even-numbered year.

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i MASTER’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems EngineeringDiﬀerential Equations

2 units (selection)

Nobuyoshi Fukagai · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Introduction to mathematical theory of diﬀerential equations.
Outlinei Boundary value problems of second order linear diﬀerential equations.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi 微分方程式 境界値問題, Sturm-Liouville 問題
Goali To be familiar with Sturm-Louville type equations.
Schedulei

1. Introduction
2. Helmholtz’s equation
3. Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions
4. Green’s function
5. Residue analysis
6. Expansion of Green’s function
7. Fourier series
8. Existence theorem
9. Sturm-Liouville problems
10. Characteristic function
11. Solvability of boundary value problems
12. Basic estimates
13. Distribution of eigenvalues
14. Eigenfunction expansion
15. Review
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation will be based on assignments.
Referencei 望月清 ·『数理物理 微分方程式』 培風館
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=218258
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ 工学部数学教室 (A棟219室) (Office Hour: 木曜日 15:00∼ 16:00)
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Optical System Eigineering Seminar, Part 1

2 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti Through seminars concerning the thema of the master’s thesis, to learn

the wide culture and professional knowledge, to have interest in unknown arer,
and to obtain ability to learn spontaneously knowledges which are lacked.
Outlinei To discuss on the paper concering the thema of the master’s thesis ina semin with proﬀesors, and make presentation on those contents and results
under development in student’s research work.
Goali
1. to master wide varieties in cultur in optical system engineering and ability toapply them
2. to master professional knowlegdes in optical system engineering and ability
to apply them
3. to have interest in unknown area in optical system engineering andspontaneouly learn knowledges which are lacked
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Optical System Eigineering Seminar, Part 2

4 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti Through seminars concerning the thema of the master’s thesis, to learn

the professional knowledges and skills, to obtain the ability to apply them, to obtain ability to learn spontaneously knowledges which are lacked, andfurthermore to developm the comunication and roles in the research work, andto obtain the ability to make management in collaboration project.
Outlinei To discuss on the paper concering the thema of the master’s thesis, andmake presentation in the student’s research group.
Goali
1. to master professional knowklegdes and skills in optical system engineeringand ability to apply them
2. to learn knowledges which are lacked in optical system engineering
3. to develop the communication and role in the research work and to manage
the collaboration projectContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216832— 329 —

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Optical System Engineering Laboratory

6 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Outlinei Experiment concerning master’s thesis.
Goali

1. to master knowlegdes and skills in engineering and ability to apply them
2. ability fo find problems, set up, analize, and solve
3. spontaneouly learn knowledges if lacked
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216829— 330 —

Chapter 2
DOCTOR’s DEGREE

Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332
Civil and Environmental Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332
Mechanical Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 366
Earth and Life Environmental Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
Chemical Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
Biological Science and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 428
Ecosystem Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452
Systems Innovation Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 480
Electrical and Electronic Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 480
Information Science and Intelligent Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 521
Optical Systems Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental EngineeringIntelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering — Civil and Environmental Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Advanced Structural Analysis . . . Nariyuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .357

Human Factors . . . Yoshida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 333
Life Science . . . Takagi・Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 334
Social Science . . . yokohata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
Science and Technology Studies . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Earthquake Resistant Design . . . Mikami・Ohsumi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 358

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337

Advanced mitigation engineering . . . Ueshima . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 363

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 338
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・非Advanced Materials for Civil Works . . . Ueda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 359
Flow Mechanism and Control for Fresh Concrete . . . Hashimoto . . . . . . . . . . . 360
Advance Lecture of Political Simulation . . . Kondo・Hirose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 361
Advanced Lecture in Social Risk Engineering . . . Kozuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362• Specialized Exercise and Experiments

常勤講師 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 339

Long-term Internship (D) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340
Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 341
International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 342
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 343
Presentation Method (D) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 344
Internship (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345
Venture Business (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346• Specialized Subjects
Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter . . . Kishimoto・Kawasaki . . . . . . . . . . 347
Quantum Theory of Materials . . . Michihiro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348
Simulation Aided Mathematical Sciences . . . Imai・Takeuchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 349
Nonlinear Analysis . . . Fukagai・Kohda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
Watershed Hydrologic Engineering . . . TAMURA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351
Ecological Hydroengineering . . . Nakano・Kamada・Kawaguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 352
Geoenvironmental Design Theory . . . Teacher of course・Suzuki・Jiang . . . . . . . . . . . 353
Geoenvironment Control Engineering . . . Ueno・Mochizuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 354
Urban System Analysis . . . Yamanaka・Namerikawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 355
Wind Engineering . . . Nagao・Noda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 356— 332 —

Advanced Exercise on Civil and Environmental Engineering . . . Teacher of course
364
Advanced Research on Civil and Environmental Engineering . . . Teachers in othercolleges or departments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 365

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Human Factors

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti The objective of this class is to provide students with suﬃciently thoroughappreciation of the many facets of the human factors discipline so that they may
make use of it to their own doctoral works.
Outlinei This class oﬀers a broad and comprehensive overview of the humanfactors/ergonomics discipline with four areas of emphasis, (1) historical review
of human factors research, (2) human physical, perceptual and cognitive
capabilities and limitations, (3) application of human factors research data indesign, especially in the interface design of computer-based systems, and (4)discussion about the relationship between the designed system (technology) andpeople.
Schedulei
1. What is Human Factors
2. Historical Overview of Human Factors
3. Multi-Disciplinary Aspect of Human Factors
4. Health and Safty Issue of Human Factors
5. Human Psychological Capability
6. Task Analysis
7. Human Error
8. Universal Design
9. Cognitive Artifact
10. Visibility and Aﬀordance
11. Human-Computer Interaction
12. Human Information Processing
13. Knowledge and Mental Model
14. Usability Paradigms and Principles
15. Evaluation and Testing
16. Making system that makes us smart
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216806
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (+81-88-656-7897, yos@ias.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Life Science2 units (selection)

Hiroshi Takagi · Part-time Lecturer / Fukui Prefectural University, Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Understanding of significance of protein in biotechnology
Outlinei Basics of structure, function and application of protein are introduced
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi protein, enzyme, biotechnology
Goali

1. Understanding of multiple functions of proteins
2. Understanding of principle of protein engineering and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction of life science
2. History of life science
3. Structure and function of DNA and RNA
4. mRNA is a template of protein
5. Duplication of DNA
6. Regulation of protein expression
7. Human Genetics
8. Genetic disease
9. DNA diagnosis
10. Structure and function of protein
11. Principle of gene technology (1)12. Principle of gene technology (2)13. Protein engineering
14. Future of life science (1)15. Future of life science (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216740
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental EngineeringSocial Science2 units (selection)yasuyoshi yokohata · Part-time Lecturer / Shikoku University
Targeti The mutual relationship of economic activities, the structure and function of

economic society, and the concept and technique of mathematical programming
modelling are lectured.
Outlinei Not only the mutual relationship of economic activities is explained fromdomestic and international points of view, but also the technique of case studies
by application of mathematical programming models is tought using the various
kinds of materials and examples.
Keywordi economic activities, structure and function, mathematical programming
model
Goali To understand the mutual relationship of economic activities, empiricallyexplain them using the mathematical programming model and evaluate themodel.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of economic activities 1
3. Examples of economic activities 2
4. Examples of economic activities 3
5. Change in structure of economic society 1
6. Change in structure of economic society 2
7. Function of economic society 1
8. Function of economic society 2
9. Mutual relationship of economic activities 1
10. Mutual relationship of economic activities 2
11. Concept of mathematical programming model
12. Technique of model construction
13. Modelling of economic activities 1
14. Modelling of economic activities 2
15. Evaluation of modelling
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216691
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 335 —⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Science and Technology Studies(selection)

Ichiro Tanaka · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti Students are expected to learn the minimum essentials of science andtechnology studies and their functions in contemporary society.
Outlinei 科学技術論 ，科学技術 関研究活動 成果，社会科学
人文学 多様 領域 知識 用
行 研究
．科学技術 社会的重要性 明1930 年代 新
学問分野
登場 ，
1970
年代以降，国 政策，企業経営，市民生活
多分野 影響 与．
講義 前半
，技術革新 社会 影響 及事例 ，逆 社会 変化 技術革新 促
事例 取 上 ，技術 社会
相互影響関係考察．後半，産業革命以降 欧米 日本 産業構造 特徴，
近代化過程 違考察．
Stylei LectureGoali
1. 科学・技術 進歩 社会 変化
相互影響関係 理解
2. 学生
自身 研究 社会的意味 理解
Schedulei
1. 序論
2. 農業技術 革新
社会
3. 荘園制 三圃式農法—農業技術 革新
社会 2
4. 馬力 発見—農業技術 革新
社会 3
5. 機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊
6. 神聖 時間 世俗的 時間—機械時計 進歩 中世祉会 崩壊 2
7. 機械時計 資本主義社会 成立–機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊 3
8. 動力機関 発展 工業化社会
9. 産業革命 蒸気機関—動力機関 発展 工業社会 2
10. 工業化社会 成立
11. 日本伝統産業
近代産業
発展
12. 地場産業 中小企業
13. 高度成長期 製造業
14. 失
10 年 産業 空洞化
15. 科学技術 社会 未来
Textbooki 資料 配付．
Referencei 講義中 紹介．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216582

Studenti 大学院博士後期課程学生
Contacti⇒ Tanaka . (Office Hour: tanaka@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)⇒ 工学部学務係 (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分∼ 17時15分)— 336 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ，政府 平成 14∼ 16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」 実施，
目標
達成，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，
徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei Being late and a whisper in class should be prohibited strictly. Be careful
over and again because it should dispose of exit and future taking lecture may
not be recognized when it is wicked.
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216804
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Relational Lecturei “Introduction to Intellectual Property”(0.5)
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei It is necessary to be present at Four days concentrated lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方 -特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識 -特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)

13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216755
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分∼ 17時15分)— 338 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, 非常勤講師
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込，連絡先 記載「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先，地域創生
玉有 問合．
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施． 日程等 詳細 決定
，掲示
HP
公表
，注意
． < 参考:平成 22 年度
特論> 「上勝学舎」「常三島」集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生)上勝学舎地域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1回 ∼ 第 12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月
谷温泉
交流会 行 ．参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali 本授業
，現在求
地域再生 観点，
力 他，戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視．
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握 ，協働
場
提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei

1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)

当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei Several are introduced in classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216842
Studenti 徳島大学大学院先端技術科学教育部，及 ，
学生
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
建設工学科 掲示板 参照．)
Notei 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
 http://www.cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp/kamikatsu/article/0018658.html→ 上勝学舎— 339 —

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Long-term Internship (D)

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216766Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iritani . (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619,iritani@ee.t
okushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (D)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216615
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Presentation Method (D)2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216873
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Internship (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216611
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Venture Business (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216596
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter2 units (selection)

Yutaka Kishimoto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yu Kawasaki · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti In many solid-state materials, new phenomena evolve due to strong

electron interactions. In this Lecture, review will be given on some advanced
topics and their applications, including high temperature superconductivity,
metal-insulator transition and strongly correlated electronics.
Outlinei New types of superconducting and magnetic phenomena emerge incorrelated electron matters. The term ”correlated electron” represents the stateof matter where many electrons are strongly interacting with each other.
After an introductory talk on magnetism and superconductivity, review will begiven on some advanced topics, including high temperature superconductivity,
metal-insulator transition and colossalmagneto resistance. Potential applicationof correlated electron matters to technology is also presented focusing on
spintronics or strongly correlated electronics.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi strongly correlated electron systems, Mott insulator, colossalmagneto
resistance, high temperature superconductor
Goali To understand basic concepts of correlated electron matter and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction to correlated electron matters
2. Perspectives of magnetism and superconductivity in correlated electron matters
3. Electronic states of atoms and ions
4. Magnetic ions in crystal electric field
5. Introduction to superconductivity
6. How to probe rich properties in correlated electron matters
7. Mott insulator and metal-insulator transition
8. Spin, charge and orbital in transition metal oxides
9. Colossalmagneto resistance in transition metal oxides
10. Application of transition metal oxides with correlated electrons
11. High temperature superconductivity
12. Heavy-fermion superconductivity
13. Electronic states of organic conductors
14. Application of superconductors with correlated electrons
15. Towards strongly correlated electronics
Evaluation Criteriai Reports on several subjects in lecture

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216620
Contacti⇒ Kishimoto (A202, +81-88-656-7548, yutaka@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜日 16:00-17:30)⇒ Kawasaki (A217, +81-88-656-9878, yu@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Quantum Theory of Materials

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the advanced quantum mechanics and quantum field

theory.
Outlinei Basics of advanced quantum mechanics and quantum field theory are
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum mechanics, quantum field theory
Goali To understand the outline of advanced quantum mechanics and quantum
field theory.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Quantum mechanics (1)3. Quantum mechanics (2)4. Hartree-Fock approximation
5. Koopman’s theorem
6. Density functional theory
7. Kohn-Sham equation
8. Local density approximation
9. Perturbation (1)10. Perturbation (2)11. Quantum field theory
12. Creation operator and annihilation operator
13. Field quantization (1)14. Field quantization (2)15. Phonon
16. Electron gas
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216906
Contacti⇒ Yoshitaka Michihiro (A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 348 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Simulation Aided Mathematical Sciences

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Imai · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Toshiki Takeuchi · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class provides the basic technology for advanced numerical simulation.
Outlinei Basic technology for advanced numerical simulation is introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi numerical simulation, advanced
Fundamental Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Methods for analysis of mathematical phenomena”(0.5),“Advanced Computational Science”(0.5)
Requirementi Students have to understand basic mathematics of undergraduate-

Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Imai(A220, +81-88-656-7541, The inquiry by means of the cellular phoneor E-mail is not acceptable) (Office Hour: Office hours: Thursday 14:00-1
5:00)⇒ Takeuchi (A206, +81-88-656-7544, takeuchi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 木曜日 14:00-15:00)

level.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
Goali To understand principle of Infinite-Precision Numerical Simulation.
Schedulei
1. Introduction of computer science
2. Multiple precision arithmetic 1
3. Multiple precision arithmetic 2
4. Iteration method 1
5. Iteration method 2
6. Parallel computing 1
7. Parallel computing 2
8. Spectral method 1
9. Spectral method 2
10. Infinite-Precision Numerical Simulation 1
11. Infinite-Precision Numerical Simulation 2
12. Numerical simulation of free boundary problem 1
13. Numerical simulation of free boundary problem 2
14. Numerical simulation of inverse problem 1
15. Numerical simulation of inverse problem 2
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216690— 349 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Nonlinear Analysis

2 units (selection)

Nobuyoshi Fukagai · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Atsuhito Kohda · Associate Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Introduction to nonlinear functional analysis.
Outlinei Methods of nonlinear analysis; fundatmental mathematical theories andtechniques of ordinary and partial diﬀerential equations.
Stylei Lecture
Goali To be familiar with mathematical concepts, ideas and tools involved indoing nonlinear mathematics.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Mathematical modelling 1
3. Mathematical modelling 2
4. Mathematical modelling 3
5. General topology
6. Function space 1
7. Function space 2
8. Function space 3
9. Integral operator
10. Contraction mapping theorem
11. Example
12. Variational methods 1
13. Variational methods 2
14. Variational methods 3
15. Minimax principles
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216846
Contacti⇒ 工学部数学教室 (A棟211室,219室)
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Watershed Hydrologic Engineering

2 units (selection)

Takao TAMURA · Associate Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this subject is to learn models and theories on hydrologicaland chemical cycles in a river watershed.
Outlinei Watershed hydrologic system. Watershed hydrologic processes. Evaporation and transpiration processes. Lumped and distributed rainfall-runoﬀ models.
Canopy interception tank model. Heat-pulse transpiration model. Mathematicalmodels of solute runoﬀ process for forested watersheds. Water and solutebudgets for forested watersheds. Management system of flood, water resources,
and watershed environment.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi forested basin, hydrological cycle, solute runoﬀ, runoﬀ model
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Water Circulation Engineering”(0.5)
Relational Lecturei “Ecological Hydroengineering”(0.5)
Requirementi not specified
Noticei not specified
Goali
1. Understand models and theories on hydrological cycels
2. Understand models and theories on chemical solute cycles
Schedulei
1. Hydrologic Cycle in a River Watershed
2. Rainfall Interception Process in a Forest Watershed
3. Transpiration Process in a Forest Watershed
4. Runoﬀ Process in a Forest Watershed
5. Modeling of Overland flow
6. Distributed Runoﬀ Models
7. Modeling of Hydrologic Cycle in a River Watershed (1)8. Modeling of Hydrologic Cycle in a River Watershed (2)9. Evaluation Index of Hydrologic Cycle in a River Watershed
10. Formation Process of Streamwater Chemistry in a Forest Watershed
11. Runoﬀ Process of Chemical Solutes in Streamwater
12. Inference of Forest Change to Streamwater Chemistry
13. Mathematical Model of Solute Runoﬀ in Streamwater (1)14. Mathematical Model of Solute Runoﬀ in Streamwater (2)15. Modeilng of Water and Solute Cycles in a River Watershed

Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with the report by 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216900
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ TAMURA (A414, +81-88-656-9407, tamura@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)

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Ecological Hydroengineering

2 units (selection)

Susumu Nakano · Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Mahito Kamada · Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Yoichi Kawaguchi · Associate Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Methods for conserving and improving riparian and coastal ecosystems inan actual way are developed, both from hydraulic and ecological perspectives.
Outlinei Hydrodynamics of open-channel flow and wave in river, estuary.

Mechanics of sediment transport by open-channel flow and wave. Theoreticaland numerical analysis of hydro-geomorphic process. Influence of physicalcondition on ecological system. Interactive dynamics between hydro-geomorphic
process and plant communities. Ecological assessment and restoration of riparian
ecosystems. Landscape management in an ecological way.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio, Portfolio
Keywordi ecosystem, river, estuary, watershed, landscape management
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Environmental Ecology”(1.0), “Advanced Disaster Reduction Engineering”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced mitigation engineering”(0.5), “Watershed Hydrologic Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi not specified
Noticei not specified
Goali
1. Students understand mechanism and analysis technique for flow and sedimenttransport in the middle and upper reaches of a river.
2. Students understand analysis technique for flow and material transport inestuary, and are able to evaluate correctly the relation between physicalphenomena and esturine ecosystem.
3. Students have knowledge to evaluate ecosystem value, and are able to apply
for ecosystem improvement.
Schedulei
1. Governing equation of hydro-geomorphic process
2. Numerical analysis of hydro-geomorphic process
3. Statistical analysis of hydro-geomorphic process
4. Interaction between hydro-geomorphic process and vegitation, report(1)5. Flow analysis in estuary

6. Flow analysis in coastal zone
7. Wave analysis in coastal zone
8. Evaluation model of ecosystem in coastal zone, report(2)9. Finding the limiting factors of ecosystem distribution
10. Mechanism for sustaining ecosystems
11. Pattern and process of ecosystem change
12. Mechanism of ecosystem alteration in relation to human activities
13. Ecological management of landscape and landscape ecology 1
14. Ecological management of landscape and landscape ecology 2
15. Ecological engineering for ecosystem management, report(3)Evaluation Criteriai marks of report (1) , (2) and (3) are summed with theweights of 3 ,3 and 4, respectively, and the passing mark is 60%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216885
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nakano (A310, +81-88-656-7330, nakano@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照．)⇒ Kamada (A306, +81-88-656-9134, kamada@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照．)⇒ Kawaguchi (308, +81-88-656-9025, kawaguchi@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Geoenvironmental Design Theory

2 units (selection)

Teacher of course, Hisashi Suzuki · Associate Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Jing-Cai Jiang · Associate Professor / Environmental Conservation Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this course is to present state-of-the-art theories

of geomechanics which contribute to the well-balanced development andconservation of the geoenvironment. The course consists of two main parts:
stability analyses and deformation theories of earth structures.
Outlinei In the stability analyses, theories of limit equilibrium methods, limit
analysis methods and slip line methods, as well as their applications to stability,
bearing capacity and earth pressure problems are addressed. In the deformation
theories, the original Cam Clay Model and the latest developments in criticalstate soil mechanics together with finite element methods are described.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi stability problem, deformation problem
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Soil Structure Earthquake Resistance Design”(1.0), “Advanced Soil Mechanics”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Geoenvironment Control Engineering”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand strength theories of earthen structures
2. To understand deformation theories of geo- materials
Schedulei
1. Introduction of stability problems
2. Limit equilibrium method (part 1)
3. Limit equilibrium method (part 2)
4. Limit analysis (part 1)
5. Limit analysis (part 2)
6. Slip line method (part 1)
7. Slip line method (part 2)
8. Progressive failure analysis of stability problems
9. Introduction of deformation problems and growth of Cam-clay theory
10. Existence of Critical State Line
11. Existence of Roscoe Surface
12. Existence of Hvorslev Surface
13. Elasto-plastic theory of saturated clay
14. Associate flow rule for yield surface of soil

15. Equation for State Boundary Surface of Cam-clay Model
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216688
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Teacher of course⇒ Suzuki (A403, +81-88-656-7347, suzuki@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 毎週水曜日 昼間 16:20∼ 17:50 夜間 19:40∼ 21:10)⇒ Jiang (A311, +81-88-656-7346, jiang@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Geoenvironment Control Engineering

2 units (selection)

Katsutoshi Ueno · Associate Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Akitoshi Mochizuki · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti This unit aims to cover basic concepts and technologies related todevelopment and control of geoenvironment and ground-structure system forprotection against natural and human-caused disasters. Interactive behaviours ofover and under-ground structures under earthquake conditions as well as static
conditions will be addressed employing results from numerical and physicalmodels as well as those from field-observation data.
Outlinei i)Learn framework of experimental apparatus and instruments for in-situ
investigation and so forth. Then understand their basic principle, modification
and basic comcepts. ii)practice of the method how to review techincal papers
Keywordi Image analysis, Triaxial compression test
Goali To understand methodology of engineering, i.e. experiments, site investigation,and their verification by analysis, and to develope basic ability in delopment ofexperimental equipments and instulments.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. laboratory test, model test and site investigation
3. laboratory test, model test and site investigation
4. principle of measurements1
5. principle of measurements2
6. Image analysis 1
7. Model tests
8. Centrifuge model tests
9. Centrifuge model tests
10. Triaxial compression test1
11. Triaxial compresson test2
12. Cyclic triaxial compression test
13. Discussion on English paper
14. Discussion on English paper
15. Discussion on English paper
16. Summary
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216687
Contacti⇒ Undecided— 354 —

⇒ Ueno (A504, +81-88-656-7342, ueno@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 学科 掲示 参照)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Urban System Analysis

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Susumu Namerikawa · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Basic theories on modeling analysis for land use, transportation andenvironment systems in urban and regional areas. Design, planning, construction,and management systems for regions.
Outlinei Yamanaka: Modeling, analysis methods, design and planning method
for land use, transportation, and environment systems in urban/ regional areas.
Namerikawa: Analysis models, building, management and maintenance methods
for infrastructure and environment systems in urban/ regional areas
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi landuse analysis, transport model, environment protection
Fundamental Lecturei “City and Transport System Planning”(1.0), “Urban andRegional Planning”(1.0), “Project Management”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advance Lecture of Political Simulation”(0.5), “Advanced
Lecture in Social Risk Engineering”(0.5), “Social Science”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand the theoryies of modeling method for the analysis of landuse,transport, environments system in urban nad regional areas.
2. To understand project management system in regional develepments.
Schedulei
1. Discussion on chosing topics 1
2. Discussion on chosing topics 2
3. Review on related researches 1
4. Review on related researches 2
5. Review on related researches 3
6. Review on related researches 4
7. Review on related researches 5
8. Review on related researches 6
9. Case study using a analysis method 1
10. Case study using a analysis method 2
11. Case study using a analysis method 3
12. Case study using a analysis method 4
13. Case study using a analysis method 5
14. Discussion on summary of case study 1

15. Discussion on summary of case study 2
Evaluation Criteriai No paper is required. The portforio of learning records andsubmitted reports are reqiured to be evaluated.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216798
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Namerikawa (A412, +81-88-656-9877, namerikawa@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Wind Engineering

2 units (selection)

Fumiaki Nagao · Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Minoru Noda · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To understand the properties of strong wind, outline of structural behavior

in strong wind and wind resistant design in civil engineering
Outlinei Local strong wind; Occurrence mechanism and eﬀect of geographic andtopographic factors. Characteristics of fluctuating wind velocity. Steady andunsteady aerodynamic forces exerted on thin and bluﬀ bodies. Aerodynamic
response analyses of structures such as cables, tower-like structures, cable stayed
bridges and suspension bridges. Rain-wind induced vibration. Eﬀect of gusty
wind on structural response. Wind resistant design in civil engineering; A stateof the art and perspective.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi properties of strong wind, structural behavior in strong wind, wind
resistant design
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Structural Dynamics”(1.0), “Advanced Structural Design”(1.0)
Goali To understand the outline of structural behavior in strong wind and wind
resistant design in civil engineering
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Occurrence mechanism of Local strong wind
3. Eﬀect of geographic and topographic factors on Local Strong wind
4. Characteristics of fluctuating wind velocity
5. Steady aerodynamic forces exerted on thin and bluﬀ bodies
6. Unsteady aerodynamic forces exerted on thin and bluﬀ bodies
7. Forced vibrations of structures
8. Self-excited vibrations of structures
9. Aerodynamic response analyses of cables
10. Aerodynamic response analyses of tower-like structures
11. Aerodynamic response analyses of cable stayed bridges
12. Aerodynamic response analyses of suspension bridges
13. Eﬀect of gusty wind on structural response
14. Wind resistant design in civil engineering
15. A state of the art and perspective

Evaluation Criteriai evaluated by attitude in class (50%) and reports (50%)
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216594
Contacti⇒ Nagao (A515, +81-88-656-9443, fumi@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照)
⇒ Noda (A514, +81-88-656-7323, noda@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Structural Analysis

2 units (selection)

Yoshifumi Nariyuki · Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Method of non-linear analysis of framed structures subjected to static anddynamic loads is studied.
Outlinei Not only geometrical and material non-linear problems in structural
analysis and analytical method of non-linear behavior of framed structures, butalso computation of ultimate strength and stability of framed structures subjected
to static load and dynamic load are discussed in portfolio.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi structural analysis of frames, material non-linear, geometrical
non-linear, ultimate strength
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Fracture and Structural Mechanics”(0.8)
Relational Lecturei “Earthquake Resistant Design”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of structural
mechanics.
Noticei Students are required to do two hours preparation and two hours review
for each lesson.
Goali To obtain the fundamental knowledge of non-linear analytical method ofplane framed structures.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Outline of analytical method of framed structures
3. Geometrical non-linear problems 1
4. Geometrical non-linear problems 2
5. Geometrical non-linear problems 3 / Report 1
6. Material non-linear problems 1
7. Material non-linear problems 2
8. Material non-linear problems 3
9. Material non-linear problems 4
10. Material non-linear problems 5 / Report 2
11. Combined non-linear problems 1
12. Combined non-linear problems 2
13. Combined non-linear problems 3
14. Combined non-linear problems 4 / Report 3
15. Discussion on assignments

Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216819
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nariyuki (A510, +81-88-656-7326, nariyuki@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday 16:2017:50)— 357 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Earthquake Resistant Design

2 units (selection)

Atsushi Mikami · Associate Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Tsuneo Ohsumi · Professor / Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To acquire methods of solving problems in seismic design of structures
Outlinei Choose and discuss a topic from the problems including fault

characterization, site response, attenuation relations, soil-structure interaction,
seismic design of buildings/bridges, etc
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi earthquake resistant design, earthquake ground motions, simulationof earthquake ground motions
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Structural Analysis”(0.5)
Requirementi Non
Noticei Non
Goali To acquire the method for resolving problems in earthquake resisting designof civil engineering structures.
Schedulei
1. To search topics in earthquake resistant design of civil engineering
structures(1-3).
2. To investigate some themes out of the topics by references(4-12).
3. To prepare and submit the reports on the themes(13-15).
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate 100% by report.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei Proceedings of World Conference on Earthquake Engineering
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216749
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Mikami (A512, +81-88-656-9193, amikami@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Friday, 16:00-19:00 (or by appointment))— 358 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Materials for Civil Works

2 units (selection)

Takao Ueda · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Acquirement of recent technique on concrete enginering paticularly new

concrete such as high performance concrete ,eco-concrete, etc., and maintenace
engineering in civil works, in the view point of sustainable material cycling
society.
Outlinei Characteristics and performance of important materials used for civil
works to construction infrastructure facilities and to manage environment.
A concept of environment conscious materials and environmentally friendly
concrete. Characteristics and designing method of environmentally mitigative
concrete and organism adaptable concrete, such as porous concrete including
many continuous voids and big holes, used for concrete structures andenvironmentally friendly materials to realize sustainable deveropment.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi sustainable society, material cycling society, materials for civil works
Relational Lecturei “Flow Mechanism and Control for Fresh Concrete”(0.5)
Requirementi No requiremaent.
Noticei This class is consituted of some lectures, some reporting for subjects andpresentation and discussion class on the reports
Goali
1. Understanding on a concept of sustainable material cycling society in civil
works.
2. Understanding on materials having low environmental impact in civil works.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Definition of eco-concrete
3. Properties of porous concrete(1)4. Properties of porous concrete(2)5. Proportioning method of porous concrete
6. Application example of porous concrete
7. Properties of recycled aggregate concrete(1)8. Properties of recycled aggregate concrete(2)9. Landscape of concrete structures
10. Properties of concrete admixing fly ash (1)11. Properties of concrete admixing fly ash (2)12. Properties of concrete admixing blast furnace slag
13. Durability of concrete admixing industrial by-products
14. Durability design and life cycle design (1)15. Durability design and life cycle design (2)Evaluation Criteriai Estimation using presentation and reports.
Textbooki Using photo copying materials, etc.
Webpagei http://iji-lab.sakura.ne.jp/
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216692
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department and faculty
Contacti⇒ Ueda (A502, +81-88-656-2153, ueda@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 年度
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Flow Mechanism and Control for Fresh Concrete

2 units (selection)

Chikanori Hashimoto · Professor / Structural Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The objective of this subject is to understand the recent techonology on

consistency of fresh concrete in process of mixing or flowing in the construction
machine, such as concrere mixer, concrete pump or concrere agitator.
Outlinei Mechanical behavior of concrete materials in process of mixing, conveying
and compacting using the visualization technique of fresh concrete. Applicationof the rheology to fresh concrete. Design of self-compacting concrete andeco-concrete. Concept for construction design, which is the performance-based
design. Basic concept for new types of structure such as partially prestressed
concrete structures.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi visualizaion technique of fresh concrete, application of visualized
analysis on fresh concrete, deformed pipe, agitator drum, diaphragm wall,consistency test, bi-axial forced mixing type mixer, vertical continuous mixer
with gravity
Requirementi It is necessary for students to learn the basic attainments on theconcrete engineering.
Goali
1. The porpose is to understnad the visualization technique of fresh concrete.
2. The porpose is to understnad the application of flow analysis in process of
mixing or flowing in the construction machine.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Visualizaion technique of fresh concrete (historical development).
3. Visualizaion technique of fresh concrete (materials used).
4. Visualizaion technique of fresh concrete (method of image analysis).
5. Visualizaion technique of fresh concrete (scale eﬀect of model concrete).
6. Visualizaion technique of fresh concrete (ploblem to be solved).
7. Application of visualized analysis on fresh concrete flowing through thetapered pipe.
8. Application of visualized analysis on fresh concrete flowing through the bend
pipe or bifurcated pipe.
9. Application of visualized analysis on fresh concrete discharging of agitator
drum..

10. Application of visualized analysis on fresh concrete mixing in agitator drum.
11. Application of visualized analysis on fresh concrete placing for diaphragmwall.
12. Application of visualized analysis on fresh concrete flowing in the vessel ofconsistency test.
13. Application of visualized analysis on self-compacting concrete casting in theslab form.
14. Application of visualized analysis on fresh concrete in process of mixing in
bi-axial forced mixing type mixer.
15. Application of visualized analysis on fresh concrete in process of mixing invertical continuous mixer with gravity.
16. Preliminary
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate by reports or presentations or each subject.
Textbooki Handout of phot copying materials for each subject.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216903
Notei It is necessary getting the unit of lecture and understanding the lecture for2 hours to preparae of the lecture for 2 hours. and review of the lectute for 2
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advance Lecture of Political Simulation

2 units (selection)

Akio Kondo · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Yoshinobu Hirose ·Targeti The technique of modelling of regional and environmental systems, andthe concept and application method of prediction and evaluation models topolitical simulation are studied.
Outlinei Not only the technique of modelling, but also the application method ofprediction and evaluation models to political simulation is discussed in portfolio.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi political simulation, technique of modelling, prediction and evaluation
Requirementi 特
Noticei 特
Goali To obtain the knowledge of the technique of modelling and application
method of prediction and evaluation models, apply them to political simulation.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Systems of political simulation
3. Technique of modelling 1
4. Technique of modelling 2
5. Application of model : Prediction 1
6. Application of model : Prediction 2
7. Application of model : Evaluation of policy 1
8. Application of model : Evaluation of policy 2
9. Example of political simulation : Population policy
10. Example of political simulation : Urban transport policy
11. Example of political simulation : Landuse policy
12. Example of political simulation : Social policy
13. Example of political simulation : Environment policy
14. The technique of political simulation in the future
15. Regional policies in the 21st Century
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/kondo/top/index.htm
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216726

Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜日9·10校時)
Notei 特— 361 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Lecture in Social Risk Engineering

2 units (selection)

Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand concept of risk, to cultivate ability of measures how to

reduce , avoid, compensate for various risiks. the reducing, the evading of therisk, the compensation for it.
Outlinei Technique of risk assessment and its comunication for various social
risiks on risk manegement is lecterd.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi social risks, risk management, crisis management
Goali To obtain the knowledge of risk management and application method ofvarious social risks.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Sources of various social risks
3. Evaluation of social risk(1)4. Evaluation of social risk(2)5. Risk manegement (1.risik perception)
6. Risk manegement(2.risik communication)
7. Risk manegement(3.evaluation standard)
8. Example of risik manegement(1.evacuation for natural disaster)
9. Example of risik manegement(2.evacuation for natural disaster)
10. Example of risik manegement(3.evacuation for natural disaster)
11. Example of risik manegement(4.avoidance of risik and insurerance)
12. Presentaion and discusion for social risk(1)13. Presentaion and discusion for social risk(2)14. Presentaion and discusion for social risk(3)15. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments Count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be intrroduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216694
Studenti To be limited to the students of the course
Contacti⇒ Kozuki (Eco505, +81-88-656-7335, kozuki@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 火曜日，14:35
16:05，18:00
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced mitigation engineering

2 units (selection)

Hideki Ueshima · Part-time Lecturer / 広島工業大学
Targeti To obtain the abilities to find and solve environmental problems using for

application of mitigation technique
Outlinei To surveying of the latest news of mitigation and to understand its
concept and examine the technique to mitigate the deterioration environment
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi district improvement plan for disaster mitigation, coastal environment
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Lecture in Social Risk Engineering”(1.0),“Advance Lecture of Political Simulation”(1.0)
Goali To design and assess the mitigation plan for deterioration coastal environment
Schedulei
1. Guidance of this subject
2. Current topics about mitigation 1
3. Current topics about mitigation 2
4. Current topics about mitigation 3
5. Current topics about mitigation 4
6. Current topics about mitigation 5
7. Current topics about mitigation 6
8. Current topics about mitigation 7
9. Current topics about mitigation 8
10. Current topics about mitigation 9
11. Current topics about mitigation 10
12. Discussion on research theme1
13. Discussion on research theme2
14. Discussion on research theme3
15. Presentation
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216892
Contacti⇒ Ueshima (+81-823-72-1901, h-ueshima@aist.go.jp) Mail
⇒ Kozuki (Eco505, +81-88-656-7335, kozuki@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 火曜日，14:35
16:05，18:00
19:30)— 363 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Exercise on Civil and Environmental Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti This subject is especially provided in order to deepen the study, and must

be taken under the guidance of a faculty in major field of study.
Outlinei Exercises related to research theme are performed.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi exercise, civil and environmental engineering
Goali To obtain deeper knowledge regarding research theme.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Exercise
3. Report
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216641
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Teacher of course (Office Hour: Monday 11:0012:30)— 364 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Civil and Environmental Engineering

Advanced Research on Civil and Environmental Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

Teachers in other colleges or departments
Targeti To obtain broad information on recent engineering
Outlinei To research a theme in a technology, which is diﬀerent form the maintechnology in your field.
Stylei Portfolio, Lecture, Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi engineering, technology, diﬀerent field
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn a recent technology, which is diﬀerent from the main technology
in your field.
Schedulei Choose a theme on technology or engineering, which is diﬀerent fromthat in your field.
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with portfolio or examination
Textbooki Ask to teachers.
Referencei Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216642
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Teacher of course (Office Hour: Friday 11:5512:50)— 365 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical EngineeringIntelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering — Mechanical Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Instrument and Control Engineering . . . Miwa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391

Human Factors . . . Yoshida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Life Science . . . Takagi・Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Social Science . . . yokohata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369
Science and Technology Studies . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Design of Dynamic Systems . . . Konishi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371

Visual pattern processing . . . Terada・Karungaru . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 372
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・非Advanced conversion systems of resource energy . . . Kidoguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398

Advanced Production Technology . . . Ishida・Tada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Micro-Nano Engineering . . . Iwata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 394
Materials Surface Performance Control . . . Murakami・Yonekura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Intelligent Information Systems . . . Ogata・Mitsuhara・Kanenishi・Ito . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396

Advanced Micro-Nano Engineering . . . Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399

常勤講師 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373

Long-term Internship (D) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 375
International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 376
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Presentation Method (D) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 378
Internship (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Venture Business (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380• Specialized Exercise and Experiments• Specialized Subjects
Quantum Theory of Materials . . . Michihiro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Radio Frequency Solid State Physics . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Controlling Physical Properties of Crystalline Materials . . . Okada . . . . . . . . 383
Material Applications . . . Yoshida・Nishino・Takagi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
Material and Computational Mechanics . . . Oishi・Nagamachi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Fluid Energy Control . . . Fukutomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Thermal Energy Control . . . Suekane・Kiyota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
分光学特論 . . . Deguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Energy and Environment Engineering . . . Ishihara・Ichimiya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Mechanical Systems Design . . . Hino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390— 366 —

Advanced Exercise on Mechanical Engineering . . . All teachers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Advanced Research on Mechanical Engineering . . . Teachers in other colleges ordepartments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Human Factors

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti The objective of this class is to provide students with suﬃciently thoroughappreciation of the many facets of the human factors discipline so that they may
make use of it to their own doctoral works.
Outlinei This class oﬀers a broad and comprehensive overview of the humanfactors/ergonomics discipline with four areas of emphasis, (1) historical review
of human factors research, (2) human physical, perceptual and cognitive
capabilities and limitations, (3) application of human factors research data indesign, especially in the interface design of computer-based systems, and (4)discussion about the relationship between the designed system (technology) andpeople.
Schedulei
1. What is Human Factors
2. Historical Overview of Human Factors
3. Multi-Disciplinary Aspect of Human Factors
4. Health and Safty Issue of Human Factors
5. Human Psychological Capability
6. Task Analysis
7. Human Error
8. Universal Design
9. Cognitive Artifact
10. Visibility and Aﬀordance
11. Human-Computer Interaction
12. Human Information Processing
13. Knowledge and Mental Model
14. Usability Paradigms and Principles
15. Evaluation and Testing
16. Making system that makes us smart
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216806
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (+81-88-656-7897, yos@ias.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Life Science2 units (selection)

Hiroshi Takagi · Part-time Lecturer / Fukui Prefectural University, Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Understanding of significance of protein in biotechnology
Outlinei Basics of structure, function and application of protein are introduced
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi protein, enzyme, biotechnology
Goali

1. Understanding of multiple functions of proteins
2. Understanding of principle of protein engineering and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction of life science
2. History of life science
3. Structure and function of DNA and RNA
4. mRNA is a template of protein
5. Duplication of DNA
6. Regulation of protein expression
7. Human Genetics
8. Genetic disease
9. DNA diagnosis
10. Structure and function of protein
11. Principle of gene technology (1)12. Principle of gene technology (2)13. Protein engineering
14. Future of life science (1)15. Future of life science (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216740
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical EngineeringSocial Science2 units (selection)yasuyoshi yokohata · Part-time Lecturer / Shikoku University
Targeti The mutual relationship of economic activities, the structure and function of

economic society, and the concept and technique of mathematical programming
modelling are lectured.
Outlinei Not only the mutual relationship of economic activities is explained fromdomestic and international points of view, but also the technique of case studies
by application of mathematical programming models is tought using the various
kinds of materials and examples.
Keywordi economic activities, structure and function, mathematical programming
model
Goali To understand the mutual relationship of economic activities, empiricallyexplain them using the mathematical programming model and evaluate themodel.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of economic activities 1
3. Examples of economic activities 2
4. Examples of economic activities 3
5. Change in structure of economic society 1
6. Change in structure of economic society 2
7. Function of economic society 1
8. Function of economic society 2
9. Mutual relationship of economic activities 1
10. Mutual relationship of economic activities 2
11. Concept of mathematical programming model
12. Technique of model construction
13. Modelling of economic activities 1
14. Modelling of economic activities 2
15. Evaluation of modelling
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216691
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 369 —⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Science and Technology Studies(selection)

Ichiro Tanaka · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti Students are expected to learn the minimum essentials of science andtechnology studies and their functions in contemporary society.
Outlinei 科学技術論 ，科学技術 関研究活動 成果，社会科学
人文学 多様 領域 知識 用
行 研究
．科学技術 社会的重要性 明1930 年代 新
学問分野
登場 ，
1970
年代以降，国 政策，企業経営，市民生活
多分野 影響 与．
講義 前半
，技術革新 社会 影響 及事例 ，逆 社会 変化 技術革新 促
事例 取 上 ，技術 社会
相互影響関係考察．後半，産業革命以降 欧米 日本 産業構造 特徴，
近代化過程 違考察．
Stylei LectureGoali
1. 科学・技術 進歩 社会 変化
相互影響関係 理解
2. 学生
自身 研究 社会的意味 理解
Schedulei
1. 序論
2. 農業技術 革新
社会
3. 荘園制 三圃式農法—農業技術 革新
社会 2
4. 馬力 発見—農業技術 革新
社会 3
5. 機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊
6. 神聖 時間 世俗的 時間—機械時計 進歩 中世祉会 崩壊 2
7. 機械時計 資本主義社会 成立–機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊 3
8. 動力機関 発展 工業化社会
9. 産業革命 蒸気機関—動力機関 発展 工業社会 2
10. 工業化社会 成立
11. 日本伝統産業
近代産業
発展
12. 地場産業 中小企業
13. 高度成長期 製造業
14. 失
10 年 産業 空洞化
15. 科学技術 社会 未来
Textbooki 資料 配付．
Referencei 講義中 紹介．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216582

Studenti 大学院博士後期課程学生
Contacti⇒ Tanaka . (Office Hour: tanaka@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)⇒ 工学部学務係 (Office Hour: 月曜
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ，政府 平成 14∼ 16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」 実施，
目標
達成，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，
徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei Being late and a whisper in class should be prohibited strictly. Be careful
over and again because it should dispose of exit and future taking lecture may
not be recognized when it is wicked.
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216804
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Relational Lecturei “Introduction to Intellectual Property”(0.5)
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei It is necessary to be present at Four days concentrated lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方 -特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識 -特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)

13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216755
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, 非常勤講師
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込，連絡先 記載「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先，地域創生
玉有 問合．
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施． 日程等 詳細 決定
，掲示
HP
公表
，注意
． < 参考:平成 22 年度
特論> 「上勝学舎」「常三島」集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生)上勝学舎地域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1回 ∼ 第 12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月
谷温泉
交流会 行 ．参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali 本授業
，現在求
地域再生 観点，
力 他，戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視．
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握 ，協働
場
提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei

1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)

当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei Several are introduced in classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216842
Studenti 徳島大学大学院先端技術科学教育部，及 ，
学生
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
建設工学科 掲示板 参照．)
Notei 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
 http://www.cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp/kamikatsu/article/0018658.html→ 上勝学舎— 373 —

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Long-term Internship (D)

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216766Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iritani . (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619,iritani@ee.t
okushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (D)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216615
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (D)2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216873
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Internship (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216611
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216596
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Quantum Theory of Materials

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the advanced quantum mechanics and quantum field

theory.
Outlinei Basics of advanced quantum mechanics and quantum field theory are
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum mechanics, quantum field theory
Goali To understand the outline of advanced quantum mechanics and quantum
field theory.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Quantum mechanics (1)3. Quantum mechanics (2)4. Hartree-Fock approximation
5. Koopman’s theorem
6. Density functional theory
7. Kohn-Sham equation
8. Local density approximation
9. Perturbation (1)10. Perturbation (2)11. Quantum field theory
12. Creation operator and annihilation operator
13. Field quantization (1)14. Field quantization (2)15. Phonon
16. Electron gas
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216905
Contacti⇒ Yoshitaka Michihiro (A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 381 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Radio Frequency Solid State Physics

2 units (selection)

Koichi Nakamura · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces basis of NMR and applications to studies onsuperconductivity, magnetism and ionic diﬀusion in solid.
Outlinei The spectrum, spin-lattice relaxation, spin-spin relaxation, chemical shift
etc., which are obtained by NMR measurements, are introduced and discussed
in connection with various physical properties of solids.
Keywordi nuclear magnetic resonance, magnetism, diﬀusion
Goali
1. To understand basis of NMR.
2. To understand relationship between various problems in solid state physics
and relaxation phenomena observed using NMR.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)
2. Zeeman interaction
3. Larmor precession
4. Magnetization
5. Motion of magnetization under magnetic field
6. Bloch equations
7. Dipole interaction
8. Magnetic interactions of nuclei with electrons
9. Electric quadrupole interaction
10. Spin-lattice relazation and motional narrowing of resonance lines
11. Diﬀusion in solid and spin-lattice relaxation
12. Relaxation model for diﬀusion
13. NMR studies on lithium ionic conductors
14. NMR studies on protonic conductors
15. Application of NMR
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216788
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (A216, koichi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Controlling Physical Properties of Crystalline Materials

2 units (selection)

Tatsuya Okada · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Geometrical theories of grain boundary character in polycrystalline

materials are described. Various methods to describe textures are also introduced.
Outlinei Various geometric theories of grain boundaries and textures are introduced.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi grain boundary, geometrical theory, texture
Fundamental Lecturei “Material Applications”(1.0)
Noticei 2-hour study before and after each lecture is necessary.
Goali
1. CSL theory of geometrical character of grain boundaries must be understood.
2. Various methods to describe textures must be understood.
Schedulei
1. Dislocation theory of small angle grain boundaries
2. Dislocation theory of general boundaries
3. Extension of geometrical theory to interphase interfaces
4. O-lattice theory
5. CSL theory
6. Calculation of grain boundary dislocations
7. Miller indices and stereographic projection
8. Pole figure and inverse pole figure
9. Euler angles to describe crystallographic orientation
10. Orientation distribution function
11. Experimental analysis of textures
12. Deformed textures
13. Recrystallized textures
14. Textures and physical properties 1
15. Textures and physical properties 2
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation is based on term papers.
Referencei
 Forwood and Clarebrough: Electron Microscopy of Interfaces in Metals andAlloys (Adam Hilger) Randle: Microstructure Determination and its Applications (The Institute ofMaterials)
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216635

Contacti⇒ Okada (M616, t-okada@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Material Applications

2 units (selection)

Kenichi Yoshida · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Hideo Nishino · Associate Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Hitoshi Takagi · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class acquires importance of the material evaluation using acoustic

emission method and guided wave method that are prospective as advanced
material evaluation methods in more serious environment. Also it acquires
the development and the prospective trend since now of the green composite
materials with natural fibers and biodegradated resin as one of the advanced
composites.
Outlinei Non-destructive methods are more important in the material evaluation
methods that have been performed widely since then. This class introduces themeasuring fundamentals and the analysis using the acoustic emission method andguided wave detecting method, and also the characteristics and the up-to-datedevelopment trend of green composites with less environmental burden.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi acoustic emisson(AE), guided wave analysis, green composite
Fundamental Lecturei “Material Engineering”(0.2), “Physical properties ofmaterials”(0.2)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good undertanding of fundamental
knowledge of materials engineering.
Goali
1. To make clear the deformation and fracture dynamics of advanced materials
by analysis of obtained AE signals.
2. To identify verious types of defects and search for a plant life prediction
using the guided wave propagating through materials.
3. To understand the high-performed and high-qualified green composite as oneof the advanced materials with less environmental burden.
Schedulei
1. Introduction of AE method
2. AE source characterization
3. AE behavior during deformation in advanced materials and its deformation
mechanism
4. AE behavior due to microcracking in advanced materials and its fracture
prediction technology
5. Up-to-date trend of material evaluation technology with AE method

6. Propagation theory of ultrasonics in materials with viscoelasticity, anisotropy,
piezoelectricity and non-linearity
7. Propagation simulation of ultrsonics
8. Fundamentals of guided wave with SH mode plate wave
9. Guided wave to circumferencial and axial directions
10. Up-to-date research trend of guided wave
11. Concept of advanced composite materials
12. Classification of advanced composite materials and its application
13. Characteristics of advanced composite materials
14. Advanced composite materials and global environment
15. Development trend of green composite
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki Not used
Referencei Will be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216664
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (M619, +81-88-656-7358, yoshida@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Material and Computational Mechanics

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Oishi · Associate Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Takuo Nagamachi · Associate Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti To understand both theory and computing system for computational

mechanics of solving physical phinomina for natural and artificial objects
Outlinei From theoretical aspects deformation theory of solids, FEM and numericalmethods are discussed. From aspects of computing system, algorism and highperformace procedure are given of large scale computing system for designs
and working of material, machine and structures, and controls.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi nonlinear probloem of solid mechanics, large scale system ofcomputational mechanics
Fundamental Lecturei “Solid Mechanics”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Exercise on Mechanical Engineering”(0.5), “Advanced Production Technology”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand mathematical theory and physics for nonlinear problems forsolid
2. To construct large scale computing system and to simulate using them andunderstand of their results.
Schedulei
1. Tensor analysis
2. Weighted residual mathod and variational principles
3. Non-linear mataerial problems
4. Geomytrically non-linear problems
5. Time depending problems
6. Application to non-structual problems
7. Envirament for parallel processing
8. Algorism for parallel processing FEM analysis
9. Implementation of parallel processing FEM analysis
10. Basic theory of soft computing
11. Soft omputing for CAE
12. Implicit method for statics
13. Explicit method for dynamics
14. Constitutive equations for non-iron-metals

15. Method of high speed computing
16. Recent h igh pricision method of FEM simulations
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki 矢川・吉村著，有限要素法，培風館
Referencei O．C．
，
有限要素法，培風館
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216666Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Oishi (M622, +81-88-656-7365, oishi@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Nagamachi (M524, ngmch@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 毎週
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Fluid Energy Control

2 units (selection)

Junichiro Fukutomi · Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces hydrodynamic characteristics of turbomachinery,

behavior of internal flow and problems with it.
Outlinei Advanced concepts of fluid energy control and energy conversion.
Performance characteristics, internal flow conditions and anomalous phenomena
in fluid machinery. Performance improvement and noise reduction of turbomachinery by flow control. Utilization of renewable fluid sources such ashydro-dams, wind, wave and tides.
Keywordi energy conversion, turbomachinery, internal flow
Fundamental Lecturei “Fluids Energy Conversion Engineering”(1.0)
Goali To understand hydrodynamic characteristics of turbomachinery, behavior ofinternal flow and problems with it.
Schedulei
1. Theory of centrifugal turbomachinery 1
2. Theory of centrifugal turbomachinery 2
3. Theory of axial turbomachinery 1
4. Theory of axial turbomachinery
5. Quasi three-deimensional flow analysis of turbomachinery
6. Turbulence modeling and numerical flow simulation 1
7. Turbulence modeling and numerical flow simulation 2
8. Mid-term test
9. Characteristics of turbocharger for automobile
10. Noise of turbomachinery 1
11. Noise of turbomachinery 2
12. Anomous phenomena of turbomachinery 1 (cavitation, water hammer)
13. Anomous phenomena of turbomachinery 2 (surging, rotating stall)
14. Application technology of natural flow energy 1 (wind turbine)
15. Application technology of natural flow energy 1 (small hydro turbine)
16. Term test
Evaluation Criteriai As mid-term test of 50 points and term test of 50 points, it
is made to be passing over sum total of 60 points.
Textbooki Not used
Referencei Will be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216901

Contacti⇒ Fukutomi (M519, +81-88-656-7367, fukutomi@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Thermal Energy Control

2 units (selection)

Tetsuya Suekane · Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Masanori Kiyota · Associate Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Aiming at the permanent use of resources and energy, basic principles ofthermal energy, heat transmission, and characteristics of energy control devices
and working fluid are discussed. Various usages of thermal energy flow are
analyzed with exergy method.
Outlinei Principle and characteristic about thermal energy, the control system,
practical method and eﬃciency evaluation of thermal energy control. Energy
flow analysis with heat, physical and chemical exergy.
Keywordi thermal energy, energy conversion
Goali To use thermal energy eﬀectively and to apply to environmental problems
Schedulei
1. Basics and characteristic of thermal energy 1
2. Basics and characteristic of thermal energy 2
3. Basics and characteristic of thermal energy 3, report problem
4. Characteristic of thermal energy control 1
5. Characteristic of thermal energy control 2
6. Characteristic of thermal energy control 3, report problem
7. Control elements of thermal energy 1
8. Control elements of thermal energy 2
9. Control elements of thermal energy 3, report problem
10. Control units of thermal energy 1
11. Control units of thermal energy 2
12. Control units of thermal energy 3, report problem
13. Evaluation of thermal energy control 1
14. Evaluation of thermal energy control 2
15. Evaluation of thermal energy control 3, report problem
16. Final test, oral examination
Evaluation Criteriai Scores of reports and final oral examination are used
Textbooki To be introdued in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216809
Studenti Course students only
Contacti⇒ Suekane (M521, suekane@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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分光学特論

2 units (selection)

Yoshihiro Deguchi · Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces a new technolgy of advanced heat transfer and fluid

Referencei To be introduced in the class.

mechanics that can be used for determining the optimal design and operating
conditions of nuclear and geothermal power plants and also chemical plant.
Outlinei Fundamental concepts of multiphase mixtures,Modeling flow-patterntransitions, Gas-liquid two-phase flow under microgravity, Film formation in
annular flow, Flooding phenomena, Two-phase flow in micro-channel
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi fundamental concepts of multiphase mixtures, film formation in
annular flow, flooding phenomena
Relational Lecturei “Thermal Energy Control”(0.5), “Energy and Environment
Engineering”(0.5), “Fluid Energy Control”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel heat transfer engineering, thermodynamics, hydrodynamics and related
subjects.
Goali To understand the outline of the transport phenomena in multiphase fluids
Schedulei
1. 1. Fundamental concepts of multiphase flow
2. 2. Flow pattern map
3. 3. Pressure drop, Void fraction
4. 4. Bubble flow
5. 5. Slug flow, Froth flow
6. 6. Annular flow, Mist flow
7. 7. Film formation in annular flow( No.1)
8. 8. Film formation in annular flow( No.2)
9. 9. Gas-liquid two-phase flow under microgravity(No.1)
10. 10. Gas-liquid two-phase flow under microgravity(No.2)
11. 11. Flooding phenomena(No.1)
12. 12. Flooding phenomena(No.2)
13. 13. Flooding phenomena(No.3)
14. 14. Two-phase flow in micro-channel(No.1)
15. 15. Two-phase flow in micro-channel(No.2)
16. 16. Discussion on multiphase fluids transport
Textbooki To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216656
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Teacher of course
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Energy and Environment Engineering

2 units (selection)

Kunihiko Ishihara · Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Masashi Ichimiya · Associate Professor / Mechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Aeroacoustic represented to high speed Shinkansen is complex in its

generation mechanism and is stil in investigation. This class aims to understandthe theory of the generation mechanism and turbulence phenomenon underlyingit.
Outlinei Latest energy and environment problems in Japan and the world.
Alternative energy sources for fossil fuels which are origins of green houseeﬀects. Fluid energy transfer machines. Systems of nuclear and sustainableenergy machine. Harmony of energy consumption and environment problem.
Aerodynamic response of sound and vibration, and turbulent properties of fluid
machines. Lecture in combination with Portfolio.(2unit)
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi aeroacoustics, flow-induced vibration, viscoud fluid, turbulence
Fundamental Lecturei “Applied Fluid Dynamics”(1.0), “Fluids Energy Conversion Engineering”(1.0)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good undertanding of fundamental
knowledge of fluid mechanics.
Goali This class aims to train researchers for universities and companies
Schedulei
1. Outline of aeroacoustic
2. What is a vortex sound?
3. Basic equations of fluid dynamics and acoustics
4. Green function for free space
5. Physical meanings of monopole,dipole and quadrapole
6. Lighthill’s equation and Curle’s equation
7. Radiation sound from compact body
8. Summary and intermediate test
9. Viscous fluid and boundary layer
10. Laminar flow, turbulent flow and transition
11. Description of turbulence
12. Fundamental equations for turbulence
13. Wall turbulence
14. Free turbulence

15. Homogeneous and isotropic turbulence
16. Final examination
Evaluation Criteriai Attitude for attending class (30%) and two examinations(70%) are evaluated.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216568
Contacti⇒ Ishihara (M518, +81-88-656-7366, ishihara@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 木曜日 ·17:00∼ 18:00)⇒ Ichimiya (M520, +81-88-656-7368, ichimiya@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 毎週火曜日，17:00∼ 18:00)— 389 —

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Mechanical Systems Design

2 units (selection)

Junichi Hino · Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The appiled technologies of modeling, simulation, control and design

methods for mechnical systems are made to master.
Outlinei In mechanical systems, modelling and simulation by using modal analysis,semi-active and active vibration controls of mechanical systems, optimum designof active mass dampers for mechanical systems, intelligent vibration controlsof mechanical systems, semi-active and active vehicle suspensions by modern
control theory, and semi-active and active vehicle suspensions by intelligent
methods are lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi modal analysis, vibration control
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of basic applied
dynamics and vibratoin control
Goali
1. To understand knowledge of dynamic design method of mechanical systems
2. To advance applied technologies for dynamic design method
Schedulei
1. Modeling and simulation by modal analysis method 1
2. Modeling and simulation by modal analysis method 2
3. Modeling and simulation by modal analysis method 3
4. Modeling and simulation by modal analysis method 4
5. Active and semi-active vibration control method 1
6. Active and semi-active vibration control method 2
7. Active and semi-active vibration control method 3
8. Vibration control by active mass damper 1
9. Vibration control by active mass damper 2
10. Vibration control by intelligent control methods 1
11. Vibration control by intelligent control methods 2
12. Design of active suspension of vehicles by modern control theory 1
13. Design of active suspension of vehicles by modern control theory 2
14. Design of active and semi-active suspension of vehicles by intelligent control
theory 1
15. Design of active and semi-active suspension of vehicles by intelligent control
theory 2

Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%
Textbooki Printed synopses are used
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216602
Studenti 工学研究科博士課程 1，2，3 年次
Contacti⇒ Hino (M422, +81-88-656-7384, hino@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: monday 17.00-18.00)— 390 —

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Instrument and Control Engineering

2 units (selection)

Masafumi Miwa · Associate Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the research results using control strategies, theapplication to the industrial plant of control technology.
Outlinei Computer application to factory automation, control of industrial robot,
digital process control, dynamic modeling of industrial chemical plant withneural network, dynamics of pneumatic actuators, two degree of freedom control
and control of pneumatic actuators using intelligence strategies are lectured.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi dynamic modeling, intelligent control
Relational Lecturei “Mechanical Systems Design”(0.5), “Design of Dynamic
Systems”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of graduate-level
control engineering and related subjects.
Goali To understand the application to industrial plant of digital control theory,theintelligent control using actuators.
Schedulei
1. Outline of digital control theory
2. Outline of two-degree-of-freedom control method
3. Design of two-degree-of-freedom control system
4. Model predictive control
5. Application to chemical plant control of model predictive control
6. Auto tuning PID control of chemical plant(1)7. Auto tuning PID control of chemical plant(2)8. Application of generalized predictive control
9. The structure and function of actuators
10. Digital control and servo mechanism
11. Recent topics of intelligent control
12. Outline of neural network
13. Neural network compensator
14. Intelligent control using actuators
15. Application to plant of control theory(1)16. Application to plant of control theory(2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100 %Textbooki Printed synopses are used.

Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216631
Contacti⇒ Miwa (M420, +81-88-656-7387, miw@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: monday 5:00PM-6:00PM)— 391 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Design of Dynamic Systems

2 units (selection)

Katsunobu Konishi · Professor / Intelligent Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces automatic control and image recognition techniquesthat can be used for autonomous control of mechanical systems.
Outlinei Modeling and control for mechanical systems such as actuators, robotic
manipulators and aerial vehicles are introduced in the first half of this class. In thesecond half, image processing and image recognition techniques are introduced
in order to obtain environmental information necessary for autonomous control
behaviour.
Fundamental Lecturei “Actuator Control Theory”(1.0), “System Design”(1.0),“Image Processing”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Visual pattern processing”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel automatic control theory and image processing.
Goali
1. To understand the procedures and tools of control system design.
2. To understand the feature space analysis and object detection techniques.
Schedulei
1. Actuator
2. Sensor
3. Equation of motion (robot arm)
4. Equation of motion (aerial vehicle)
5. Modal analysis
6. Reduced order model
7. Vibration control
8. Trajectory control
9. Intermediate examination
10. Image processing (color space)
11. Image processing (filtering)
12. Image processing (bird view observation)
13. Brightness pattern analysis
14. Feature space analysis
15. Object detection
16. Final examination
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate base on two examinations and reports.

Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216795
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Konishi (M423, +81-88-656-7383, konishi@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Production Technology

2 units (selection)

Tohru Ishida · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Yoshihiro Tada · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduce electrical discharge machining and plasticity theory

for powder processings that can be used for advanced manufacturing and novel
material fabrication.
Outlinei In the former half of the class, the principles and fundamentals ofelectrical discharge machining and related machine tools are discussed. In thelatter half of the class, powder forming processing and plasticity theories forcompressive metals (porous metals) are discussed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi electrical discharge machining, electrical discharge machine, powder
metallurgy, plasticity theory
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding on fundamentals
of machining and forming technologies, machine tools, physics, chemistry, andmathmatics.
Goali
1. To understand non-traditional machining technologies based on electricaldischarge machining and related machine tools.
2. To undrstand powder forming processings and plasticity theory for compressive
metals.
Schedulei
1. Fundamentals of electrical discharge machining and its machining characteristics 1
2. Fundamentals of electrical discharge machining and its machining characteristics 2
3. Electrical discharge machine 1
4. Electrical discharge machine 2
5. Micromachining and surface treatment based on electrical discharge machining
6. Electrical discharge machining for less- and non-conductive materials
7. Electrical discharge machining of holes with curved axis and holes withchanging cross sections
8. Exercise
9. Introduction to powder forming processings
10. Consolidation characteristics of powder and forming charactreistics of sinteredpreform

11. Yield criterion of porous metal
12. Plasticity theory for porous metal
13. Consolidation criterion of powder
14. Variational principle for porous metal
15. Upper bound theorem for porous metal
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 70%, exercises and examinations count30%.
Textbooki Printed synopsises are used.
Referencei
 For the first half: To be introduced in the class For the latter half: Advances in Powder Forming Processes and Related
Technologies, Corona Publ.Co.,ISBN4-339-04367-2
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216727
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ishida (M321 088-656-7379 ishidat@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)⇒ Tada(M319 088-656-7381 tada@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Notei Students are required preparation (2 hours) and review (2 hours) for every
two hours class work.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Micro-Nano Engineering

2 units (selection)

Tetsuo Iwata · Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces mesurement techniques and instruments for analyzing

and developing new materials.
Outlinei Prof. Hanabusa lectures on the method of materials evaluation by meansof X-ray diﬀraction: Principle of X-ray diﬀraction, macro and micro latticestrains, and residual stress measurement. Prof. Iwata reviews instrumental
methods for extracting information on materials using optical and spectroscopic
techniques: Scientific measurements, data processing, and instrumentation forchemical analysis.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi X-ray structure analysis, scientific measurements
Relational Lecturei “Materials Surface Performance Control”(0.5), “Advanced
Micro-Nano Engineering”(0.5), “Instrument and Control Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanging of undergraduatelevel related subjects.
Goali
1. To understand x-ray diﬀraction method and its application for material science
2. To understand scientific measurements and instrumentation technology
Schedulei
1. Basics of X-rays
2. Lattices and crystal structures
3. Crystal axes and reciprocal lattice
4. Scattering by an atom
5. Diﬀraction by small crystal
6. Kinds of residual stresses
7. X-ray stress measurement
8. Instruments for scientific measurements
9. Instrumental methods for chemical analysis
10. Microscopy and near-field optics
11. Analytical instruments 1
12. Analytical instruments 2
13. Electronics for scientific measurements
14. Data-processing method for scientific measurements
15. System design for scientific measurements

16. Report and presentation
Evaluation Criteriai Assinments counts 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216886
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iwata (M427, +81-88-656-9743, iwata@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Hanabusa .

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Materials Surface Performance Control

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Daisuke Yonekura · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti The nano processing of the material surface in the atomic and molecularlevel is carried out by the surface modification methods such as PVD or CVD.
The material surface nano processing to manifest the new performance in thematerial surface and its evaluation is explain in this lecture. The developmentof the new functional materials and the precept to its application are given.
Outlinei In this lecture, the surface micro processing which manifests new
performance on the surface of material by processed under the atom or molecule
level is explained, and its evaluation also is mentioned. How to be invested
the transparency, electrical and electronic properties, photocatalytic mateirials
and gas barrier by PVD or CVD methods is explained. Then, the eﬀects ofsurface modification on the mechanical properties such as fatigue, friction-wear
and corrosion of materials are discussed and then its evaluation is mentioned.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi surface modification, PVD, CVD, functional thin film, surface
engineering
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Micro-Nano Engineering”(0.5), “Controlling Physical Properties of Crystalline Materials”(0.5), “Micro-Nano Engineering”(0.5)
Requirementi 特
Goali
1. Understanding of functional materials development
2. Understanding of evaluation of material surface performance
3. Understanding of nano processing
4. Understanding of mechanical properties of functional materials
Schedulei
1. Function of material surface
2. Nano processing of material surface
3. Nano processing of material surface
4. Nano processing of material surface
5. Material surface modification by PVD and CVD
6. Material surface modification by PVD and CVD
7. Group discussion
8. Evaluation methods of material surface performance

9. Evaluation methods of material surface performance
10. Transparency
11. Electromagnetic wave shielding properties
12. Electric properties
13. Improvement of corrosive resistance
14. Improvement of friction and wear properties
15. Improvement of fatigue properties
16. Group discussion
Evaluation Criteriai Over 60% of group discussion, reports and Examination
Textbooki Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216856
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical EngineeringIntelligent Information Systems

2 units (selection)

Hiroaki Ogata · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hiroyuki Mitsuhara · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kazuhide Kanenishi · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Teruaki Ito · Associate Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Learning the design methods of intelligent information systems such as

educational software and interactive systems.
Outlinei Intelligent systems and their mechanics. Intelligent CAI. Intelligent
interface. Micro-worlds in intelligent CAI. Learner-teacher modelling. Knowledge
acquisition models. Empirical and analytical machine learning, e. g., ID3,
similarity-, explanation-, and case-based learning. Genetics-based machinelearning, e. g., genetic evolution and co-evolution of production systems, finite
state machines, recurrent neural networks, and strategic knowledge. Conceptsof collaborative interface systems based on intelligent interactions, and theirimplementation for design support systems.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi intelligent interface, intelligent educational systems, intelligent agents,
CSCW, CSCL, interactive interface
Fundamental Lecturei “Human Factors”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Applied Knowledge Systems”(0.5), “Autonomous Adaptive
Systems Engineering”(0.5)
Goali Acuisition of the design methods of educational systems and interactive
systems
Schedulei
1. Overview of Intelligent Information Systems
2. Intelligent CAI
3. Cognitive model for Learning
4. Design of ITS(Intelligent Tutoring System)
5. ILE(Interactive Learning Environment)
6. CSCL
7. Ubiquitous and Mobile Learning Environment
8. Design of Intelligent Interactive System
9. Collaborative Interface
10. Design of Intelligent Information System (1)11. Design of Intelligent Information System (2)12. Design of Intelligent Information System (3)13. Design of Intelligent Information System (4)14. Design of Intelligent Information System (5)15. Conclusion
Evaluation Criteriai We will grade based on reports and interactive presentation
among students.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216763
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ogata (C507, +81-88-656-7498, ogata@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 月曜日 ∼ 金曜日:午後 5 時 ∼ 6 時)
⇒ Ito (M316, +81-88-656-2150, ito@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei
 授業計画 1∼ 15 ，各講義
最終試験
達成度評価
行
．
 授業 受際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Visual pattern processing

2 units (selection)

Kenji Terada · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Stephen Karungaru·Githinji · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The basic technologies which replace the visual pattern processing functionof man by computer and their applied technologies are made to master.
Outlinei The advanced processing techniques of visual pattern, i.e., the preprocessing techniques, the feature extraction techniques, the classification
techniques of visual pattern, the processing techniques of color image and theirapplication examples are lectured.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi pattern recognition, vision, image processing
Fundamental Lecturei “Applied Image Processing”(1.0)
Goali Acquisition of knowledge about the processing theories of visual pattern
and their various applied technologies, and the processing technologies of color
image
Schedulei
1. Concept of pattern recognition
2. Statistical pattern classification method1
3. Statistical pattern classification method 2
4. Pattern classification method by the structural analysis technique
5. Pre-processing method of visual pattern
6. Feature extraction method of visual pattern 1
7. Feature extraction method of visual pattern 2
8. Segmentation method of visual pattern 1
9. Segmentation method of visual pattern 2
10. Pattern classification method by neural network
11. Pattern classification method by GA
12. Security image processing
13. Tracking of moving object
14. Texture analysis
15. The feature extraction method of color image and its application
16. Periodic examination
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216674
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Terada (Dr.802, +81-88-656-7499, terada@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月，水曜日 15:00∼ 17:00(年度
学科 掲示 参照))
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced conversion systems of resource energy

2 units (selection)

Yoshiyuki Kidoguchi · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To learn special knowledge concerning present energy resources andenergy supplying systems, to understand principle and mechanism of energy
conversion, and to improve thinking faculty for application of new energy andits conversion
Outlinei To explain eﬀective combustion technologies, reasonable utilization ofenergy and application of unused energy for saving consumption of fossil fuels
and primary energy on the point of saving resources, energy and preserving theenvironment
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi energy conversion, energy resources, utilization of energy, environmental protection, energy saving
Requirementi None
Noticei None
Goali To understand fundamentals of energy conversion and to consider eﬀective
utilization of energy and improvement of energy conversion technologies
Schedulei
1. Present state of energy resources
2. Energy and environmental problem
3. Future view of energy resources
4. Fundamentals of energy conversion (1)5. Fundamentals of energy conversion (2)6. Principle of energy conversion (1)7. Principle of energy conversion (2)8. Principle of energy conversion (3)9. Technologies of energy conversion (1)10. Technologies of energy conversion (2)11. Technologies of energy conversion (3)12. Approach to eﬀective utilization of energy (1)13. Approach to eﬀective utilization of energy (2)14. Application of new energy (1)15. Application of new energy (2)Evaluation Criteriai Appraise the understanding of the content of the lecture bysetting some reports

Textbooki None
Referencei None
Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/miwa/index.html
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216678
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kidoguchi (Eco502, +81-88-656-9633, kidog@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei

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 Need to submit some reports
 Every lesson is planed to attain the targets of this lecture. Students’achievement of the targets is partly accessed by the reports.

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Micro-Nano Engineering

2 units (selection)

Part-time Lecturer
Targeti This class introduces micro-nano process, especially photo-induced

processes
Outlinei Basics of micro-nano engineering for the beginners.
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of under-graduatelevel physics and related subjects.
Goali To obtain advanced knowledge for performing a reseach project on
micro-nano engineering using a laser.
Schedulei
1. Basics of micro-nano engineering
2. Various micro-nano process and photo-induced process
3. Laser radiation and oscillator
4. Optical components for laser systems
5. Laser induced phenomena
6. Heat conduction in laser processing
7. Laser welding
8. Laser drilling and cutting
9. Ultra-fast laser processing
10. Micro thermal process
11. Micro/nano processing in industry
12. Thermal inkjet process
13. Piezo inkjet process
14. Inkjet for biotechnology
15. Latest inkjet technology
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments counts 100%
Textbooki Norimitsu Hirai, Practical Laser Technology, Kyoritsu publishing
ISBN4-320-08470-5 Takeshi Amari, Inkjet printer, CMC publishing ISBN488231-859-8 Electronic files on Web
Referencei Mitsuo Nakazawa, Practical Ultrafine Process and Measurement, NTS
ISBN4-86043-035-2 Kenichi Iga, Basic Laser Optics, Ohm-sha ISBN4-27402137-8 Kunihiko Sato, Yoshihiko Mukai, Masao Toyoda, Welding Engineering,
Rikogaku-sha ISBN4-8445-2108-X
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216803— 399 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Exercise on Mechanical Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

All teachers
Targeti To obtain comprehensive insight in the field of mechanical engieering.
Outlinei Advanced excise on mechanical engineering.
Stylei Portfolio, Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi mechanical engineering, Doctor thesis
Requirementi N/AContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216604
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 400 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering i Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Research on Mechanical Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

Teachers in other colleges or departments
Targeti To obtain broad information on recent engineering.
Outlinei To research a theme in a technoligy, which is diﬀrent from the maintechnology in your field.
Stylei Portfolio, Lecture in combination with Portfolio, Lecture and excercise
Keywordi engineering, technology, diﬀerent field
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn a recent technology , Which is diﬀerent from the main technology
in your field.
Schedulei Choose a theme on technology or engineering.
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with portfolio or examination.
Textbooki Ask to teachers.
Referencei Prints.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216605
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ 教務係.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Earth and Life Environmental Engineering — Chemical Science and Technology
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects• Specialized Exercise and Experiments

Human Factors . . . Yoshida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Life Science . . . Takagi・Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404
Social Science . . . yokohata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Science and Technology Studies . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 408
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・非常勤講師 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409

Long-term Internship (D) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 411
International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 412
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 413
Presentation Method (D) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 414
Internship (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 415
Venture Business (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 416• Specialized Subjects
Advanced Molecular Design . . . Ute・Hirano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 417
Advanced Molecular Transformations . . . Kawamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 418
Chemical Process Design and Development . . . Sugiyama・Sotowa . . . . . . . . . . . . 419
Functional Materials . . . Yabutani・Minagawa・Yasuzawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 420
Materials Chemistry . . . Uosaki・Kanezaki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421
Surface Science and Technology . . . Moriga・Murai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 422
Transport Process Engineering . . . Katoh・Horikawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 423
Bioprocess Engineering . . . Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 424
Advanced Lecture on Quantum Nanostructure Semiconductors . . . Isu・Kitada425— 402 —

Advanced exercise on chemical science and technology . . . All teachers . . . . . 426
Advanced research on chemical science and technology . . . Teachers in other collegesor departments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 427

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Human Factors

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti The objective of this class is to provide students with suﬃciently thoroughappreciation of the many facets of the human factors discipline so that they may
make use of it to their own doctoral works.
Outlinei This class oﬀers a broad and comprehensive overview of the humanfactors/ergonomics discipline with four areas of emphasis, (1) historical review
of human factors research, (2) human physical, perceptual and cognitive
capabilities and limitations, (3) application of human factors research data indesign, especially in the interface design of computer-based systems, and (4)discussion about the relationship between the designed system (technology) andpeople.
Schedulei
1. What is Human Factors
2. Historical Overview of Human Factors
3. Multi-Disciplinary Aspect of Human Factors
4. Health and Safty Issue of Human Factors
5. Human Psychological Capability
6. Task Analysis
7. Human Error
8. Universal Design
9. Cognitive Artifact
10. Visibility and Aﬀordance
11. Human-Computer Interaction
12. Human Information Processing
13. Knowledge and Mental Model
14. Usability Paradigms and Principles
15. Evaluation and Testing
16. Making system that makes us smart
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216806
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (+81-88-656-7897, yos@ias.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Life Science2 units (selection)

Hiroshi Takagi · Part-time Lecturer / Fukui Prefectural University, Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Understanding of significance of protein in biotechnology
Outlinei Basics of structure, function and application of protein are introduced
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi protein, enzyme, biotechnology
Goali

1. Understanding of multiple functions of proteins
2. Understanding of principle of protein engineering and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction of life science
2. History of life science
3. Structure and function of DNA and RNA
4. mRNA is a template of protein
5. Duplication of DNA
6. Regulation of protein expression
7. Human Genetics
8. Genetic disease
9. DNA diagnosis
10. Structure and function of protein
11. Principle of gene technology (1)12. Principle of gene technology (2)13. Protein engineering
14. Future of life science (1)15. Future of life science (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216740
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Social Science2 units (selection)yasuyoshi yokohata · Part-time Lecturer / Shikoku University
Targeti The mutual relationship of economic activities, the structure and function of

economic society, and the concept and technique of mathematical programming
modelling are lectured.
Outlinei Not only the mutual relationship of economic activities is explained fromdomestic and international points of view, but also the technique of case studies
by application of mathematical programming models is tought using the various
kinds of materials and examples.
Keywordi economic activities, structure and function, mathematical programming
model
Goali To understand the mutual relationship of economic activities, empiricallyexplain them using the mathematical programming model and evaluate themodel.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of economic activities 1
3. Examples of economic activities 2
4. Examples of economic activities 3
5. Change in structure of economic society 1
6. Change in structure of economic society 2
7. Function of economic society 1
8. Function of economic society 2
9. Mutual relationship of economic activities 1
10. Mutual relationship of economic activities 2
11. Concept of mathematical programming model
12. Technique of model construction
13. Modelling of economic activities 1
14. Modelling of economic activities 2
15. Evaluation of modelling
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216691
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 405 —⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Science and Technology Studies(selection)

Ichiro Tanaka · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti Students are expected to learn the minimum essentials of science andtechnology studies and their functions in contemporary society.
Outlinei 科学技術論 ，科学技術 関研究活動 成果，社会科学
人文学 多様 領域 知識 用
行 研究
．科学技術 社会的重要性 明1930 年代 新
学問分野
登場 ，
1970
年代以降，国 政策，企業経営，市民生活
多分野 影響 与．
講義 前半
，技術革新 社会 影響 及事例 ，逆 社会 変化 技術革新 促
事例 取 上 ，技術 社会
相互影響関係考察．後半，産業革命以降 欧米 日本 産業構造 特徴，
近代化過程 違考察．
Stylei LectureGoali
1. 科学・技術 進歩 社会 変化
相互影響関係 理解
2. 学生
自身 研究 社会的意味 理解
Schedulei
1. 序論
2. 農業技術 革新
社会
3. 荘園制 三圃式農法—農業技術 革新
社会 2
4. 馬力 発見—農業技術 革新
社会 3
5. 機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊
6. 神聖 時間 世俗的 時間—機械時計 進歩 中世祉会 崩壊 2
7. 機械時計 資本主義社会 成立–機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊 3
8. 動力機関 発展 工業化社会
9. 産業革命 蒸気機関—動力機関 発展 工業社会 2
10. 工業化社会 成立
11. 日本伝統産業
近代産業
発展
12. 地場産業 中小企業
13. 高度成長期 製造業
14. 失
10 年 産業 空洞化
15. 科学技術 社会 未来
Textbooki 資料 配付．
Referencei 講義中 紹介．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216582

Studenti 大学院博士後期課程学生
Contacti⇒ Tanaka . (Office Hour: tanaka@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)⇒ 工学部学務係 (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分∼ 17時15分)— 406 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ，政府 平成 14∼ 16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」 実施，
目標
達成，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，
徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei Being late and a whisper in class should be prohibited strictly. Be careful
over and again because it should dispose of exit and future taking lecture may
not be recognized when it is wicked.
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216804
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Relational Lecturei “Introduction to Intellectual Property”(0.5)
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei It is necessary to be present at Four days concentrated lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方 -特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識 -特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)

13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216755
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, 非常勤講師
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込，連絡先 記載「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先，地域創生
玉有 問合．
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施． 日程等 詳細 決定
，掲示
HP
公表
，注意
． < 参考:平成 22 年度
特論> 「上勝学舎」「常三島」集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生)上勝学舎地域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1回 ∼ 第 12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月
谷温泉
交流会 行 ．参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali 本授業
，現在求
地域再生 観点，
力 他，戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視．
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握 ，協働
場
提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei

1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)

当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei Several are introduced in classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216842
Studenti 徳島大学大学院先端技術科学教育部，及 ，
学生
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
建設工学科 掲示板 参照．)
Notei 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
 http://www.cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp/kamikatsu/article/0018658.html→ 上勝学舎— 409 —

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Long-term Internship (D)

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216766Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iritani . (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619,iritani@ee.t
okushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (D)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216615
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (D)2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216873
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216611
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216596
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Molecular Design

2 units (selection)

Koichi Ute · Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Tomohiro Hirano · Associate Professor / Physicochermistry and Material Science, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to understand the principles of precise

synthesis and polymerization reactions from the viewpoint of ligand design,
asymmetric induction, etc.
Outlinei Advanced discussion of current aspects of molecular design. Organic
reaction mechanism and molecular design. Polymer synthesis, polymerization
mechanism, and macromolecular design. Supramolecular chemistry. Correlation
between inter-or intramolecular structure and chemical reactivity or functionality.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi chain polymerization, living polymerization, stereospecific polymerization
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Topics in Polymerization Reactions”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Functional Materials”(0.5)
Requirementi Requires undergraduate level knowledge of organic and polymer
chemistry.
Goali
1. To understand the principles of precise synthesis.
2. To understand the principles of precise polymerization.
Schedulei
1. organic radicals
2. radical structure and ESR
3. radical structure and reactivity
4. molecular design based on radical mechanism
5. synthesis of functional polymers by radical polymerization
6. polymerization with heterogeneous catalysts
7. polymerization with homogeneous catalysts
8. polymerization with transition metal catalysts - stereocontrol
9. reaction control by Lewis acids
10. stereospecific polymerization
11. reaction field and molecular design
12. molecular assembly and molecular design
13. reaction control in asymmetric field
14. application of physical gels to polymerization reaction

15. molecular design and synthesis of dendritic polymers
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments counts 100% mainly based on the reportsubmitted.
Textbooki Printed synopses will be distributed.
Referencei 野瀬卓平他編「大学院高分子科学」講談社
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216880
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ute (化学棟 406, +81-88-656-7402, ute@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday 15:00 - 17:00)⇒ Hirano (G405, hirano@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Molecular Transformations

2 units (selection)

Yasuhiko Kawamura · Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Let students understand the latest synthetic methodology of highly

functionallized organic molecules. The method enhances both the energy andatomic eﬃciency.
Outlinei This lecture shows modern synthetic methodologies, i.e. reagents, synthetic
design, and synthetic processes, etc., which are situated as a basic conceptof the synthesis of biologically active molecules and of high functionallizedorganic molecules.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi biologically active molecule, organometallic compound, microwave,
green sustainable chemistry, excited state chemistry
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Organic Chemistry”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Molecular Design”(0.5)
Requirementi Students should have sound knowledge of organic chemistry of themaster-course level.
Goali
1. Understanding the synthetic method of biologically active molecules by
microwave activation.
2. Understanding environmentally friendly and highly stereoselective organic
syntheses by using organometallic reagents.
3. Understanding the organic reaction mechanism and basic computer chemistry.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to the microwave chemistry
2. Microwave excitation and its application
3. Application of the microwave excitation to the molecular conversion (1)4. Application of the microwave excitation to the molecular conversion (2):5. Introduction of the green, homogenious organometallic catalyst to the highly
selective organic synthesis
6. Application of the green, homogenious organometallic catalyst to the highly
selective organic synthesis
7. Introduction of the green, solid acidic catalyst to organic synthesis
8. Application of the green, solid acidic catalyst to organic synthesis
9. Application of the green, solid catalyst to the hoghly selective oxidation
reaction

10. Molecular modelling: molecular orbital theory 1
11. Molecular modelling: molecular orbital theory 2
12. Excited state chemistry 1: Interaction of organic molecules with light
13. Excited state chemistry 2: Reaction mechanisms of the photoexcited organic
molecules
14. Excited state chemistry 3: Reaction mechanisms of the photoexcited organic
molecules
15. Excited state chemistry 4: Application of the photoexcited molecules
Evaluation Criteriai Credit is given to the students who earn the total 60% up
scores. The score is assigned by evaluating the reports submitted.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216862
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kawamura (410 Chem Bldg, +81-88-656-7401, kawamura@chem.tokushi
ma-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Chemical Process Design and Development

2 units (selection)

Shigeru Sugiyama · Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Ken-Ichiro Sotowa · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to introduce the basic theory of both reactionengineering and plant engineering
Outlinei The required properties of industrial catalysts, as well as their application
to industrial processes will be explained. The recent techniques to analyze thelocal structure of active sites will also be introduced. An emphasis is placed on
the application of XPS, EXAFS and solid NMR. Portfolio style is also available.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi catalyst, NMR, EXAFS, chemical reactor, microreactor
Fundamental Lecturei “Surface Science and Technology”(0.5), “Advanced Molecular Transformations”(0.4)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Molecular Design”(0.3), “Materials Chemistry”(0.3)

Requirementi Requires undergraduate level knowledge of catalyst chemistry andreaction engineering.
Noticei Preparations for lessons review will be needed.
Goali
1. To understand the state of art of industrial catalysts and its industrial
applications in the lectures from 1st to 5th and 11th to 13th.
2. To understand the advanced technique of analysing local structure of catalysts
in the lectures from 6th to 10th and 14th to 15th.
Schedulei
1. Industrial catalysts(1): State of art of reactors and catalysts
2. Industrial catalysts(2): Catalyst preparation
3. Industrial catalysts(3): Status and future of catalysts for chemicals’ production
4. Industrial catalysts(4): Status and future of catalysts for environment protection
5. Industrial catalysts(5): Applcations to industrial plants, including microreactors
6. Analysis of local structure (1): XPS
7. Analysis of local structure (2): Introduction to EXAFS
8. Analysis of local structure (3): Application of EXAFS
9. Analysis of local structure (4): Introduction to solid state NMR
10. Analysis of local structure (5): Application of solid state NMR
11. Case study (1): Application of EXAFS to catalysts

12. Case study (2): Application of EXAFS to environmental protection materials
13. Case study (3): Application of solid state NMR to catalysts
14. Case study (4): Application of solid state NMR to environmental protection
materials
15. Case study (5): Summary. Submission of the report on the present course
will be requested.
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments counts 100% mainly based on the reportsubmitted.
Textbooki All lecture documents will be opened through U-learning system.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216877
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Sugiyama (G309, +81-88-656-7432, sugiyama@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 16:00-17:00 on Monday and Tuesday.)⇒ Sotowa (Chemistry and biotechnology building, 307., sotowa@chem.tokus
hima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 16:00-17:00 on Monday and Tuesday.)— 419 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Functional Materials

2 units (selection)

Tomoki Yabutani · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Keiji Minagawa · Associate Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Mikito Yasuzawa · Associate Professor / Physicochermistry and Material Science, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand functions and applications of various functional materials.
Outlinei This class introduces various materials based on functional polymers.

The mechanism and design of physical and chemical functions of polymer
materials are introduced in detail. Furthermore, this class involves a lecture forpreparaetion and characterization of materials with electrochemical devices.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi functional material, functional polymer, sensor material, soft matter,biocompatible material
Goali
1. To understand properties and applications of various functional materials.
2. To understand mechanisms of functions and application method of material
design.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to Functional Materials
2. Functional Polymers as Sensor Materials
3. Preparation of Various Sensors
4. Analysis of Sensor Properties
5. Evaluation of Sensor Properties
6. Characteristics and Preparation of Soft Matter
7. Properties of Polymer Solution
8. Thermosensitive Polymer Materials
9. Rheology of Soft Matter
10. Rheological Function of Materials
11. Design and Synthesis of Biocompatible Materials
12. Evaluation of Biocompatible Materials and its Application
13. Design and Synthesis of Electroconductive Polymers
14. Evaluation of Electroconductive Polymers and its Application
15. Surface Functional Modification
16.
Evaluation Criteriai The No. 1 and No. 2 objectives of this class mentioned
above are related with the lecture No. 1-15 and No. 6-10, respectively. The final

grades will be determined numerically by averaging your scores with homework
and reports . The score will be described as 100-points scale. You will be passed
for this class if you get over 60 point.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216618
Contacti⇒ Yabutani (G605, +81-88-656-7413, yabutani@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail⇒ Minagawa (G612, +81-88-656-9153, minagawa@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail⇒ Yasuzawa (G512, +81-88-656-7421, mik@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜日 16:30∼ 17:30)— 420 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Materials Chemistry

2 units (selection)

Yasuhiro Uosaki · Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Eiji Kanezaki · Professor / Physicochermistry and Material Science, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand the molecular aspects of solid-state properties and/or fluid

properties of materials(Uosaki). To understand the structure and electronic statesof molecular crystal including metal ions(Kanezaki).
Outlinei 無機，有機及 有機無機複合材料 機能設計，合成及 物性 分子論
的立場
理解
為 必要 電気化学，量子化学，化学熱力学，表面化学，
固体化学及 材料化学等
最近 発展 講述
． (魚崎) 流体 (気体，
液体) 物性 ，理解 ，集合系 特異 性質 · 機能 開発
応用講述． (金崎)性結晶，分子性結晶及 非晶質等
固体化学 基礎 ，材料化学 最近 展開 主分子科学 観点論．
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi material development, supercritical fluids
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced exercise on chemical science and technology”(1.0), “Advanced research on chemical science and technology”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced exercise on chemical science and technology”(0.5), “Advanced research on chemical science and technology”(1.0)
Requirementi not particular neededGoali
1. To understand the structures and properties of fluids and to develop an ability
to apply supercritical fluids to environmental problems
2. ablility for discussiong properties of condensed phases from the aspect ofmolecules
Schedulei
1. Structures of fluids
2. Properties of fluids
3. Physical properties of supercritical fluids (1)4. Physical properties of supercritical fluids (2)5. Applications of supercritical fluids
6. Nature of molecules(1)7. Nature of molecules(2)8. electronic states of molecules(1)9. electronic states of molecules(2)10. electronic states of molecules(3)11. electronic states of molecules(4)12. electronic states of molecules(5)13. molecular assembly(1)14. molecular assembly(2)15. molecular assembly(3)16. examination
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation is made by means of examination and presentation.
Textbooki Will be introduced at the first lecture.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216670
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Uosaki (G510, +81-88-656-7417, uosaki@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday (17:00-18:00))⇒ Kanezaki (G516, +81-88-656-9444, kanezaki@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度毎 学科 掲示 参照)— 421 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Surface Science and Technology

2 units (selection)

Toshihiro Moriga · Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Kei-ichiro Murai · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to understand the basic characteristics ofsurface and bulk and their diﬀerences, which are necessary in developing newmaterial science.
Outlinei This class will introduce surface structures and surface phenomena,
governing the physical properties of cunbustion catalysts, electrode materials
for fuel cell, transparent conducting materials, phosphors and oxynitrides
for photocatalysts, and fundamentals of surface modifications for advanced
functional materials.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi bulk, surface, photocatalyst, transparent conducting oxide, solid oxide
fuel cell, phosphor, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, X-ray absorption finestructure
Fundamental Lecturei “Physical Properties of Materials”(0.2), “Materials Process
Engineering”(0.2), “Material Science”(0.2), “Advanced Materials Science”(0.2)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced exercise on chemical science and technology”(0.5), “Advanced research on chemical science and technology”(0.5)
Requirementi Nothing special.
Noticei Reports should be submitted within two weeks after the assignment.
Goali To understand the outline of materials in which their surface structures andsurface phenomena are eﬀectively used.
Schedulei
1. Orientation
2. Recent topics on metal oxynitrides for photocatalysts -13. Recent topics on metal oxynitrides for photocatalysts -24. Recent topics on transparent conducting oxides thin films -15. Recent topics on transparent conducting oxides thin films -26. Recent topics on transparent conducting oxides thin films -37. Recent topics on X-ray spectroscopy -18. Recent topics on X-ray spectroscopy -29. Recent topics on X-ray spectroscopy -310. Recent topics on phosphors for white LEDs -111. Recent topics on phosphors for white LEDs -2-

12. Recent topics on conbustion catalysts -113. Recent topics on conbustion catalysts -214. Recent topics on electrode materials for fuel cells -115. Recent topics on electrode materials for fuel cells -216. Final reports, dissertational defense
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment counts 100% based on the reports submitted andon the result of dissertational defense.
Textbooki To be announced in the class.
Referencei To be announced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216855
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Moriga (M603, +81-88-656-7423, moriga@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Monday 4:30pm—5:30pm for 1st semester, Thursday
4:30pm—5:30pm for 2nd semester)— 422 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Transport Process Engineering

2 units (selection)

Masahiro Katoh · Associate Professor / Synthetic and Polymer Chemistry, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Toshihide Horikawa · Associate Professor / Chemical Process Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this class is to understand the transport phenomena on

the interface of diﬀerential phases (gas, liquid and solid) for production andenvironmental preservation processes.
Outlinei Interfacial mass transfer analysis in various production and environmental
processes, with an emphas is on the process systemization based on the
manipulation of fluid flow near material surfaces and molecular transport
in functional materials matrices. Analysis and design of chemical separation
processes in terms of the molecular transport control within membranes andporous structures. Design of high functional porous micro-structured materials
and spectroscopic analysis of molecular transfer phenomina in these materials.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi mass transfer, separation processes
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Separation Technology”(1.0)
Requirementi Nothing special
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
上 授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. To understand transport phenomena on interface of diﬀerential phases
2. To understand analysis method of the phenomena in micro porous forseparation processes
Schedulei
1. The principle of mass transfer
2. Mass transfer on gas-liquid interface
3. Mass transfer on gas-solid interface
4. Mass transfer on solid-liquid interface
5. Mass transfer process using membrane
6. Adsorption separation processes
7. Adsorption velocity and diﬀusion
8. Porous materials
9. Synthesis of porous materials
10. Analysis of porous materials
11. Adsorption processes using zeolites

12. The control of molecular transfer in micro porous materials
13. High functionalized porous materials
14. Analysis of solid materials by IR spectroscopy
15. Spectroscopic analysis for phenomena in porous materials
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment counts 100% mainly based on the reportsubmitted.
Textbooki To be announced in the class.
Referencei To be announced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216554
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Katoh (M304, +81-88-656-7429, katoh@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Bioprocess Engineering

2 units (selection)

Yoshihisa Suzuki · Associate Professor / Physicochermistry and Material Science, Chemical Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class introduces basic concepts and methods of protein crystallization.
Outlinei Basic concepts, methods and recent developments of protein crystallization.
Stylei Lecture

Keywordi crystal growth, protein
Fundamental Lecturei “Basic Physical Chemistry”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Physical Chemistry”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of mastercourse-level biochemical and biophysical sciences.
Goali To understand the growth mechanisms of protein crystals
Schedulei
1. Structure analysis of protein molecules
2. Significance of protein crystallization
3. Fundamentals of crystal growth I : Solubility
4. Fundamentals of crystal growth II : Nucleation
5. Fundamentals of crystal growth III : Growth & Dissolution
6. Fundamentals of crystal growth IV : Characterization
7. Solubility of protein crystals
8. Nucleation of protein crystals
9. Growth of protein crystals
10. Surface morphologies of protein crystals
11. High pressure crystallization of protein molecules
12. Polymorphism of protein crystals
13. High pressure crystallography of protein molecules
14. Activation energy of the incorporation of protein molecules into crystals
15. Activation volume of the incorporation of protein molecules into crystals
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment counts 100%.
Textbooki To be anounced in the class
Referencei To be anounced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216733
Contacti⇒ Suzuki (G514, +81-88-656-7415, suzuki@chem.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced Lecture on Quantum Nanostructure Semiconductors

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This lecture aims at understanding basic concepts of the quantum

eﬀects of semiconductor nanostructures based on materials science and various
technologies for device applications.
Outlinei This lecture introduces characteristics of quantum structures andtechnologies of the device applications, based on quantum mechanics,
semiconductor physics, materials science and photonics. Advanced technologies
of fabrication and measurements and recent topics of the research are also
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Goali To understand materials science and application technologies of nanostructure semiconductors
Schedulei
1. Electronic states in semiconductor quantum structures
2. Electronic properties of quantum stutures
3. Optical properties of quantum stutures
4. Fabrication technologies of semiconductor nanostructures
5. Evaluation technologies of crystals
6. Evaluation technologies of nanostructures
7. Analysis of elctronic properties
8. Analysis of optical properties
9. Quantum eﬀect devices
10. Nonlinear optical responces of semiconductors
11. Responces of optical micro cavity
12. Research progress in quantum nanostructure semiconductors
13. Ultrafast optical devices
14. Quantum information devices
15. Topics of recent advanced research (1)16. Topics of recent advanced research (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments
Textbooki None
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216907
Contacti— 425 —⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced exercise on chemical science and technology

2 units (compulsory)

All teachers
Targeti To learn how to identify and solve problems in the engineering.
Outlinei Students will conduct a research work in a field of engineering, andacquire competent knowledge of the field. Students will also learn how to findand solve an engineering problem as an independent researcher.
Keywordi research, doctor thesis
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216584— 426 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Chemical Science and Technology

Advanced research on chemical science and technology

2 units (compulsory)

Teachers in other colleges or departments
Targeti To obtain broad information on recent engineering
Outlinei To research a theme in a technology, which is diﬀerent from the maintechnology in your field.
Stylei Portfolio, Lecture in combination with Portfolio, Lecture and excercise
Keywordi engineering, technology, diﬀerent field
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn a recent technology, which is diﬀerent from the main technology
in your field
Schedulei Choose a theme on technology or engineering, which is diﬀerent fromthat in your field
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with portfolio or examination
Textbooki Ask teachers
Referencei Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216585
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 427 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Earth and Life Environmental Engineering — Biological Science and Technology
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Advanced Exercise on Biological Science and Technology . . . Teacher of course450

Human Factors . . . Yoshida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 429

Advanced Research on Biological Science and Technology . . . Teachers in otherLife Science . . . Takagi・Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430

colleges or departments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451

Social Science . . . yokohata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 431
Science and Technology Studies . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 432
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 434
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・非常勤講師 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 435

Long-term Internship (D) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 436
Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 437
International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 438
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 439
Presentation Method (D) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 440
Internship (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 441
Venture Business (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 442• Specialized Subjects
Biofunctional Design of Biomolecules . . . Hori・Uto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443
Biomolecular Engineering . . . Omasa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444
Engineering of Genetic Information . . . Noji・Ohuchi・Matsuo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 445
Cell Signaling System . . . Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 446
Technology of Enzyme Functions . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 447
Biofunctional Engineering . . . Matsuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 448
Molecular Pathogenic Microbiology . . . Nagamune・Tomoyasu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 449• Specialized Exercise and Experiments— 428 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Human Factors

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti The objective of this class is to provide students with suﬃciently thoroughappreciation of the many facets of the human factors discipline so that they may
make use of it to their own doctoral works.
Outlinei This class oﬀers a broad and comprehensive overview of the humanfactors/ergonomics discipline with four areas of emphasis, (1) historical review
of human factors research, (2) human physical, perceptual and cognitive
capabilities and limitations, (3) application of human factors research data indesign, especially in the interface design of computer-based systems, and (4)discussion about the relationship between the designed system (technology) andpeople.
Schedulei
1. What is Human Factors
2. Historical Overview of Human Factors
3. Multi-Disciplinary Aspect of Human Factors
4. Health and Safty Issue of Human Factors
5. Human Psychological Capability
6. Task Analysis
7. Human Error
8. Universal Design
9. Cognitive Artifact
10. Visibility and Aﬀordance
11. Human-Computer Interaction
12. Human Information Processing
13. Knowledge and Mental Model
14. Usability Paradigms and Principles
15. Evaluation and Testing
16. Making system that makes us smart
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216806
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (+81-88-656-7897, yos@ias.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Life Science2 units (selection)

Hiroshi Takagi · Part-time Lecturer / Fukui Prefectural University, Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Understanding of significance of protein in biotechnology
Outlinei Basics of structure, function and application of protein are introduced
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi protein, enzyme, biotechnology
Goali

1. Understanding of multiple functions of proteins
2. Understanding of principle of protein engineering and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction of life science
2. History of life science
3. Structure and function of DNA and RNA
4. mRNA is a template of protein
5. Duplication of DNA
6. Regulation of protein expression
7. Human Genetics
8. Genetic disease
9. DNA diagnosis
10. Structure and function of protein
11. Principle of gene technology (1)12. Principle of gene technology (2)13. Protein engineering
14. Future of life science (1)15. Future of life science (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216740
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
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Social Science2 units (selection)yasuyoshi yokohata · Part-time Lecturer / Shikoku University
Targeti The mutual relationship of economic activities, the structure and function of

economic society, and the concept and technique of mathematical programming
modelling are lectured.
Outlinei Not only the mutual relationship of economic activities is explained fromdomestic and international points of view, but also the technique of case studies
by application of mathematical programming models is tought using the various
kinds of materials and examples.
Keywordi economic activities, structure and function, mathematical programming
model
Goali To understand the mutual relationship of economic activities, empiricallyexplain them using the mathematical programming model and evaluate themodel.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of economic activities 1
3. Examples of economic activities 2
4. Examples of economic activities 3
5. Change in structure of economic society 1
6. Change in structure of economic society 2
7. Function of economic society 1
8. Function of economic society 2
9. Mutual relationship of economic activities 1
10. Mutual relationship of economic activities 2
11. Concept of mathematical programming model
12. Technique of model construction
13. Modelling of economic activities 1
14. Modelling of economic activities 2
15. Evaluation of modelling
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216691
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 431 —⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Science and Technology Studies(selection)

Ichiro Tanaka · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti Students are expected to learn the minimum essentials of science andtechnology studies and their functions in contemporary society.
Outlinei 科学技術論 ，科学技術 関研究活動 成果，社会科学
人文学 多様 領域 知識 用
行 研究
．科学技術 社会的重要性 明1930 年代 新
学問分野
登場 ，
1970
年代以降，国 政策，企業経営，市民生活
多分野 影響 与．
講義 前半
，技術革新 社会 影響 及事例 ，逆 社会 変化 技術革新 促
事例 取 上 ，技術 社会
相互影響関係考察．後半，産業革命以降 欧米 日本 産業構造 特徴，
近代化過程 違考察．
Stylei LectureGoali
1. 科学・技術 進歩 社会 変化
相互影響関係 理解
2. 学生
自身 研究 社会的意味 理解
Schedulei
1. 序論
2. 農業技術 革新
社会
3. 荘園制 三圃式農法—農業技術 革新
社会 2
4. 馬力 発見—農業技術 革新
社会 3
5. 機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊
6. 神聖 時間 世俗的 時間—機械時計 進歩 中世祉会 崩壊 2
7. 機械時計 資本主義社会 成立–機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊 3
8. 動力機関 発展 工業化社会
9. 産業革命 蒸気機関—動力機関 発展 工業社会 2
10. 工業化社会 成立
11. 日本伝統産業
近代産業
発展
12. 地場産業 中小企業
13. 高度成長期 製造業
14. 失
10 年 産業 空洞化
15. 科学技術 社会 未来
Textbooki 資料 配付．
Referencei 講義中 紹介．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216582

Studenti 大学院博士後期課程学生
Contacti⇒ Tanaka . (Office Hour: tanaka@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)⇒ 工学部学務係 (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分∼ 17時15分)— 432 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ，政府 平成 14∼ 16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」 実施，
目標
達成，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，
徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei Being late and a whisper in class should be prohibited strictly. Be careful
over and again because it should dispose of exit and future taking lecture may
not be recognized when it is wicked.
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216804
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Relational Lecturei “Introduction to Intellectual Property”(0.5)
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei It is necessary to be present at Four days concentrated lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方 -特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識 -特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)

13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216755
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, 非常勤講師
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込，連絡先 記載「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先，地域創生
玉有 問合．
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施． 日程等 詳細 決定
，掲示
HP
公表
，注意
． < 参考:平成 22 年度
特論> 「上勝学舎」「常三島」集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生)上勝学舎地域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1回 ∼ 第 12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月
谷温泉
交流会 行 ．参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali 本授業
，現在求
地域再生 観点，
力 他，戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視．
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握 ，協働
場
提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei

1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)

当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei Several are introduced in classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216842
Studenti 徳島大学大学院先端技術科学教育部，及 ，
学生
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
建設工学科 掲示板 参照．)
Notei 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Long-term Internship (D)

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216766Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iritani . (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619,iritani@ee.t
okushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (D)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216615
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (D)2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216873
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216611
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216596
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Biofunctional Design of Biomolecules

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Hori · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Yoshihiro Uto · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Advanced review of concepts and strategies in biofunctional design of

biomolecules based on philosophy of biomolecular mimetics.
Outlinei 生体分子
・(分子要素)
具体的 生物活性分子 分子機能設計 関
戦略的原理 学 ．
応用
医薬品開発 研究戦略
実践力 養 ．更 Evo-Devo 的視点
病気 生涯発達事象
捉 ，
視点 立
次世代治療薬設計
討議．
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi biofunctional design, biomolecular mimetics, structure-activityrelationshipGoali
1. Advanced medicinal-chemistry based skills for biofunctional design of
biomolecules based on biomolecular mimetics.
2. Advanced drug-design skills for drug discovery based on applied medicinal
chemistry.
3. Advanced biomedical ethical skills for drug discovery for human disease.
Schedulei
1. 生体分子機能設計
2. 生体分子・(分子要素)
3.
・
生物活性分子 分子機能設計
4. 分子機能設計学
．課題
1
5.
:
化合物 発見6.
:構造活性相関．課題
2
7. 課題
1 2
討論
8.
:
要素
決定
9.
:
10.
11.
12.
13.

:臨床試験 課題
3
:課題
3
，生命倫理 含:1 (高脂血症薬):
2 (癌治療薬):3 (次世代治療薬 “Boron Trace
Drug” 夢)．課題
4
15. 課題4，生命倫理 含討論
16. 総合討論
Evaluation Criteriai Subject review report 1-4 counts 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216732
Contacti⇒ Hori (M821, +81-88-656-7514, hori@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 11:55-12:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
14.

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Biomolecular Engineering

2 units (selection)

Takeshi Omasa · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To learn recent progress of biomolecular engineering for bio-based

production.
Outlinei To learn recent progress of biomolecular engineering for next-generation
bio-based production.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi biotechnology, bio-based production, environment
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Microbiological Engineering”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Technology of Enzyme Functions”(0.5)
Requirementi undergraduate biotechnology is required
Goali To understand fundamental engieering aspects forbio-based production
Schedulei
1. mammalian cell cultivation for therapeutic antibody production
2. Production of functional lipids
3. Bio-based recycling technology
4. Metal biotechnology
5. Soil bacteria and its application
6. Bio-based production from biomass
7. Symbiosis and biotechnology
8. Color in biotechnology
9. Biotechnology in space
10. Algorisms in life
11. Biotechnology in global environment
12. Biotechnology in traditional medicine
13. Supercritical fluid in biotechnology
14. Food biotechnology
15. Cell processing technology
16. Term-end exam report
Evaluation Criteriai Term-end exam report (100%)
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei
社「――」化学工学会
部会編
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216845

Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Omasa (機械 813 (8 階), +81-88-656-7408, omasa@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Biological Science and Technology

Engineering of Genetic Information

2 units (selection)

Sumihare Noji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering, Hideyo Ohuchi · Associate Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Yoshinori Matsuo · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti To obtain information on recent genetic studies
Outlinei Lectures on Advanced research on analysis of genetic information of

Drosophila, mouse, and human. 2) Analysis of structure and function of thegenes based on the genetic information: gene expression, loss of function andgain of function 3) Genetic engineering to create new biological functions.
4) Application of the genetic engineering to improve biological functions. 5)
Advanced research on developmental and regeneration biology, focusing onlimb development and regeneration. 6) Application of the developmental andregeneration biology to improve biological functions. 7) Recent topics of genetic
engineering. 8) Recent topics of developmental biology and its application.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi genome science, molecular biology, genetic engineering
Relational Lecturei “Cell Signaling System”(0.5), “Biofunctional Engineering”(0.5), “Technology of Enzyme Functions”(0.5)
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To understand recent information on genetics
Schedulei
1. Recent advance in genetics, insects
2. Recent advance in genetics, invertebrates
3. Recent advance in genetic engneering, invertebrates
4. Recent advance in genetics, chicken
5. Recent advance in genetic engneering, chicken
6. Recent advance in genetics, mouse
7. Recent advance in genetic engneering, mouse
8. report for evaluation
9. Recent advance in genetics, human
10. Recent advance in genetic engneering, human
11. Recent advance in genetics, plants
12. Recent advance in genetic engneering, plants
13. Recent advance in RNA engineering
14. Recent advance in detection of gene expression

15. Recent advance in recet topics 1
16. Recent advance in recet topics 2
17. Final report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate two reports (50% each)
Textbooki N/AReferencei Handouts
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216553
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department
Contacti⇒ Noji (G803, +81-88-656-7528, noji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Cell Signaling System

2 units (selection)

Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class introduces signaling system which regulates cell functions.
Outlinei Structure of signaling molecule and cell signaling system are introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi growth/diﬀerentiation factor, receptor, signal transduction
Fundamental Lecturei “Cell Biology”(0.5), “Biochemistry 2”(0.3), “Advanced
Biochemistry”(0.3)
Relational Lecturei “Life Science”(0.2)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduate-

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216660
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andlevel cell biology and biochemistry.
Goali

1. Understanding of regulatory mechanism of biological activity of signaling
molecule
2. Understanding of function of receptor and intracellular signaling system
Schedulei
1. Introduction of cell signaling system
2. Cell structure and function of organella
3. Post-translational modification of signaling molecule
4. Structure of processing enzyme
5. Function and regulation of processing enzyme
6. Secretion of signaling molecule
7. Structure and function of receptor
8. Protein kinase and protein phosphatase
9. Transcriptional regulation
10. Regulation of cell function by AAA protein (1)11. Regulation of cell function by AAA protein (2)12. Recent research on signaling molecule (1)13. Recent research on signaling molecule (2)14. Significance of signaling molecule as target for drug design (1)15. Significance of signaling molecule as target for drug design (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the class— 446 —

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Technology of Enzyme Functions

2 units (selection)

Yoshitoshi Nakamura · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand recent progress in the research of enzyme functions
Outlinei Genetic recombination, development and control of bioreactor forincreasing enzyme functions
Stylei Portfolio
Requirementi /Goali To understand recent progress in the research of genetic recombination,
development and application of bioreactor for increasing enzyme functions
Schedulei
1. Breeding and cultivation of genetic recombinant yeast having glucoamylase
activity
2. Breeding and cultivation of glucoamylase-producing recombinant yeast withinactivation of MAT locus
3. Mathematical model for growth process of glucoamylase-producing recombinant yeast
4. Mathematical model for growth process of immobilized glucoamylaseproducing recombinant yeast
5. Process analysis of continuous alcohol fermentation with glucoamylaseproducing recombinant yeast
6. Recombinant Escherichia coli having over expression system of cloned genefor eﬀective production of glucoamylase
7. Eﬃcient production of recombinant protein using salt-out eﬀect protecting
against proteolytic degradation
8. Eﬃcient production of recombinant protein using bioreactor with membrane
filtration
9. Mathematical model of diauxic growth based on synthesis mechanism of
inducible enzyme
10. Eﬃcient production of inducible enzyme by exchange of substrates
11. Stability analysis of steady state in a continuous culture with diauxic growth
12. Mathematical model of immobilized cell culture with diauxic growth
13. Screening and cultivation of basidiomycete fungi having enzyme degrading
undegradable aromatic compounds
14. Eﬃcient production of enzyme degrading undegradable aromatic compounds
by immobilized fungi

15. Development and application of bioreactor with enzyme degrading undegradable aromatic compounds
Evaluation Criteriai Report (assignments count 100%)
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216647
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nakamura (720, +81-88-656-7518, ynakamu@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜日 17:00-18:00)
Notei
 When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h and review
for 2h every 2h class time for your understanding and taking credit.
 成績評価 対
平常点 試験 比率 50:50．平常点
講義
参加状況，演習
回答及提出状況 内容 含 ，試験
中間
最終試験 成績 含 ．

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Biofunctional Engineering

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Matsuki · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Biological membranes play an important roll in structure formation andfunction revelation of cells. Characteristic properties owned by lipid membranes
are mainly described and the structure and function of biological membranes
are reviewed.
Outlinei This lecture describes fundamental matters concerning self-associationof biomolecules such as structure of water and hydrophobic eﬀect, properties
for molecular aggregates of amphiphilic molecules, after that various structurechanges for molecular aggregates formed by lipids such as phase transitions,polymorphism, non-bilayer structure and domain formation are explained.
Further, significant functions revealed in biological membranes like transportphenomena and mechanisms of drug action and so on are lectured. Portfoilo
lessons are also adapted depending on students.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi biological membrane, lipid, molecular aggregate, membrane structure,membrane function
Fundamental Lecturei “Biochemical Thermodynamics”(1.0), “Advanced Biophysical Chemistry”(1.0)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduateand postgraduate-level physical chemistry and biophysical chemistry and related
subjects.
Goali
1. To understand the structures and nature of molecular aggregates formed bylipids, which are components of biological membranes.
2. To understand the functions revealed by biological membranes such as
material transport, signal transduction and drug action.
Schedulei
1. Structures of biological membranes (1) structure of water and hydrophobic
interaction
2. Structures of biological membranes (2) self-association of amphiphilicmolecules 1: monolayers
3. Structures of biological membranes (3) self-association of amphiphilicmolecules 2: micelles
4. Structures of biological membranes (4) bilayer structure and phase transitionsof lipid membranes

5. Structures of biological membranes (5) stability and polymorphism of lipid
membranes
6. Structures of biological membranes (6) non- bilayer structure of lipid
membranes
7. Structures of biological membranes (7) mixed lipid membranes and domain
formation
8. Structures of biological membranes (8) fluidization and dynamics of lipid
membranes
9. Structures of biological membranes (9) surface and membrane potentials
10. Functions of biological membranes (1) molecular recognition of lipid
membranes
11. Functions of biological membranes (2) ion transport (passive and active
transport)
12. Functions of biological membranes (3) ion channel and nerve conduction
13. Functions of biological membranes (4) mechanisms of drug action (specificbinding)
14. Functions of biological membranes (5) mechanisms of drug action (non-specificbinding
15. Functions of biological membranes (6) cell functions and signal transduction
16. Report preparation for structures and functions of biological membranes
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216728
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Matsuki (G607, +81-88-656-7513, matsuki@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Friday 16:20-17:50)
Notei Goal 1 is related to schedules 1-9 and goal 2 is related to schedules 10-15.

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Molecular Pathogenic Microbiology

2 units (selection)

Hideaki Nagamune · Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Toshifumi Tomoyasu · Associate Professor / Biological Functions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti This class aims to understand the latest findings on molecular feature andapplication of virulence factors expressed in pathogenic microorganisms.
Outlinei The latest findings on virulence factors concerned with infectious diseases
by pathogenic microorganisms are introduced in this class. Assignments on the
introduced topics are set and marked in portfolio system.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi pathogenic microorganism, virulence factor, infection
Relational Lecturei “Biomolecular Engineering”(0.9)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of undergraduatelevel of microbiology and related subjects
Goali
1. To understand the latest molecular information on virulence factors of
pathogenic microorganisms
2. To understand the application technology of microbial virulence factors inmolecular level
Schedulei
1. Bacterial toxins 1:CDC pore-forming toxins
2. Bacterial toxins 2:other pore-forming toxins
3. Bacterial toxins 3:neuron-directed enzymatic toxins
4. Bacterial toxins 4:gastrointestinal tissue-directed enzymatic toxins
5. Bacterial toxins 5:translational step-directed enzymatic toxins
6. Bacterial toxins 6:superantigens
7. Plasmids carrying microbial-resistant genes
8. fungal toxins 1:small molecular toxins
9. fungal toxins 2:protein toxins
10. Other Bacterial virulence factors 1:adherence factors
11. Other Bacterial virulence factors 2:enzymes
12. Other Bacterial virulence factors 3:secretion systems
13. Viral virulence factors 1:adherence factors
14. Viral virulence factors 2:enzymes
15. Viral virulence factors 3:transcriptional factors
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%

Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216881
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nagamune (G707, +81-88-656-7525, nagamune@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
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Advanced Exercise on Biological Science and Technology

2 units (compulsory)

Teacher of course
Targeti To obtain broad information in addition to information on own field
Outlinei To learn recent biological technology and experimental techniques
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi biology, technology, experiment
Relational Lecturei “Engineering of Genetic Information”(0.5), “Technology ofEnzyme Functions”(0.5), “Cell Signaling System”(0.5)
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To understand recent biology and biothechnology
Schedulei To learn recent biotechnology under direction of a teacher working on

bioengineerig
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with portfolios
Textbooki Not specified
Referencei Provided by teachers
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216744
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Administration Office(M703)— 450 —

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Advanced Research on Biological Science and Technology

2 units (compulsory)

Teachers in other colleges or departments
Targeti To obtain broad information on recent engineering
Outlinei To research a theme in a technology, which is diﬀerent form the maintechnology in your field.
Stylei Portfolio, Lecture in combination with Portfolio, Lecture and excercise
Keywordi engineering, technology, diﬀerent field
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn a recent technology, which is diﬀerent from the main technology
in your field
Schedulei Choose a theme on thechnology or engineering, which is diﬀerent
from that in your field.
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with portfolio or examination
Textbooki Ask to teachers
Referencei Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216745
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ 指導教員— 451 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Earth and Life Environmental Engineering — Ecosystem Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Quantum Theory of Materials . . . Michihiro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 475

Human Factors . . . Yoshida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 453
Life Science . . . Takagi・Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 454
Social Science . . . yokohata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 455
Science and Technology Studies . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 456
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Nonlinear Optical Devices . . . Haraguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 476
Applied Statistical Physics . . . Goto・Mori . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477• Specialized Exercise and Experiments
Advanced Exercise on Ecosystem Engineering . . . All teachers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 457

Advanced Research on Ecosystem Engineering . . . Teachers in other colleges orIntroduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 458
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・非departments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479

常勤講師 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 459

Long-term Internship (D) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 460
Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 461
International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 462
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 463
Presentation Method (D) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 464
Internship (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 465
Venture Business (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 466• Specialized Subjects
Advanced Topics in Atoms and/or Molecules Manipulation . . . Hashimoto・Matsuo
467
Advanced conversion systems of resource energy . . . Kidoguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . 468
Advance Lecture of Political Simulation . . . Kondo・Okushima . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 469
Advanced Lecture in Social Risk Engineering . . . Kozuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470
Design for Adapting the Environment Instead of the Peop . . . Fujisawa . . . . 471
Engineering on Circulation of Resources . . . Hirotsu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 472
Advanced mitigation engineering . . . Ueshima . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 473
Advanced Lecture on Quantum Nanostructure Semiconductors . . . Isu・Kitada474— 452 —

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Human Factors

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti The objective of this class is to provide students with suﬃciently thoroughappreciation of the many facets of the human factors discipline so that they may
make use of it to their own doctoral works.
Outlinei This class oﬀers a broad and comprehensive overview of the humanfactors/ergonomics discipline with four areas of emphasis, (1) historical review
of human factors research, (2) human physical, perceptual and cognitive
capabilities and limitations, (3) application of human factors research data indesign, especially in the interface design of computer-based systems, and (4)discussion about the relationship between the designed system (technology) andpeople.
Schedulei
1. What is Human Factors
2. Historical Overview of Human Factors
3. Multi-Disciplinary Aspect of Human Factors
4. Health and Safty Issue of Human Factors
5. Human Psychological Capability
6. Task Analysis
7. Human Error
8. Universal Design
9. Cognitive Artifact
10. Visibility and Aﬀordance
11. Human-Computer Interaction
12. Human Information Processing
13. Knowledge and Mental Model
14. Usability Paradigms and Principles
15. Evaluation and Testing
16. Making system that makes us smart
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216806
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (+81-88-656-7897, yos@ias.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Life Science2 units (selection)

Hiroshi Takagi · Part-time Lecturer / Fukui Prefectural University, Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Understanding of significance of protein in biotechnology
Outlinei Basics of structure, function and application of protein are introduced
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi protein, enzyme, biotechnology
Goali

1. Understanding of multiple functions of proteins
2. Understanding of principle of protein engineering and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction of life science
2. History of life science
3. Structure and function of DNA and RNA
4. mRNA is a template of protein
5. Duplication of DNA
6. Regulation of protein expression
7. Human Genetics
8. Genetic disease
9. DNA diagnosis
10. Structure and function of protein
11. Principle of gene technology (1)12. Principle of gene technology (2)13. Protein engineering
14. Future of life science (1)15. Future of life science (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216740
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem EngineeringSocial Science2 units (selection)yasuyoshi yokohata · Part-time Lecturer / Shikoku University
Targeti The mutual relationship of economic activities, the structure and function of

economic society, and the concept and technique of mathematical programming
modelling are lectured.
Outlinei Not only the mutual relationship of economic activities is explained fromdomestic and international points of view, but also the technique of case studies
by application of mathematical programming models is tought using the various
kinds of materials and examples.
Keywordi economic activities, structure and function, mathematical programming
model
Goali To understand the mutual relationship of economic activities, empiricallyexplain them using the mathematical programming model and evaluate themodel.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of economic activities 1
3. Examples of economic activities 2
4. Examples of economic activities 3
5. Change in structure of economic society 1
6. Change in structure of economic society 2
7. Function of economic society 1
8. Function of economic society 2
9. Mutual relationship of economic activities 1
10. Mutual relationship of economic activities 2
11. Concept of mathematical programming model
12. Technique of model construction
13. Modelling of economic activities 1
14. Modelling of economic activities 2
15. Evaluation of modelling
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216691
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 455 —⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Science and Technology Studies(selection)

Ichiro Tanaka · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti Students are expected to learn the minimum essentials of science andtechnology studies and their functions in contemporary society.
Outlinei 科学技術論 ，科学技術 関研究活動 成果，社会科学
人文学 多様 領域 知識 用
行 研究
．科学技術 社会的重要性 明1930 年代 新
学問分野
登場 ，
1970
年代以降，国 政策，企業経営，市民生活
多分野 影響 与．
講義 前半
，技術革新 社会 影響 及事例 ，逆 社会 変化 技術革新 促
事例 取 上 ，技術 社会
相互影響関係考察．後半，産業革命以降 欧米 日本 産業構造 特徴，
近代化過程 違考察．
Stylei LectureGoali
1. 科学・技術 進歩 社会 変化
相互影響関係 理解
2. 学生
自身 研究 社会的意味 理解
Schedulei
1. 序論
2. 農業技術 革新
社会
3. 荘園制 三圃式農法—農業技術 革新
社会 2
4. 馬力 発見—農業技術 革新
社会 3
5. 機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊
6. 神聖 時間 世俗的 時間—機械時計 進歩 中世祉会 崩壊 2
7. 機械時計 資本主義社会 成立–機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊 3
8. 動力機関 発展 工業化社会
9. 産業革命 蒸気機関—動力機関 発展 工業社会 2
10. 工業化社会 成立
11. 日本伝統産業
近代産業
発展
12. 地場産業 中小企業
13. 高度成長期 製造業
14. 失
10 年 産業 空洞化
15. 科学技術 社会 未来
Textbooki 資料 配付．
Referencei 講義中 紹介．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216582

Studenti 大学院博士後期課程学生
Contacti⇒ Tanaka . (Office Hour: tanaka@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)⇒ 工学部学務係 (Office Hour: 月曜
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ，政府 平成 14∼ 16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」 実施，
目標
達成，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，
徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei Being late and a whisper in class should be prohibited strictly. Be careful
over and again because it should dispose of exit and future taking lecture may
not be recognized when it is wicked.
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216804
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Relational Lecturei “Introduction to Intellectual Property”(0.5)
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei It is necessary to be present at Four days concentrated lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方 -特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識 -特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)

13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216755
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, 非常勤講師
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込，連絡先 記載「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先，地域創生
玉有 問合．
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施． 日程等 詳細 決定
，掲示
HP
公表
，注意
． < 参考:平成 22 年度
特論> 「上勝学舎」「常三島」集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生)上勝学舎地域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1回 ∼ 第 12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月
谷温泉
交流会 行 ．参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali 本授業
，現在求
地域再生 観点，
力 他，戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視．
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握 ，協働
場
提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei

1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)

当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei Several are introduced in classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216842
Studenti 徳島大学大学院先端技術科学教育部，及 ，
学生
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
建設工学科 掲示板 参照．)
Notei 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
 http://www.cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp/kamikatsu/article/0018658.html→ 上勝学舎— 459 —

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Long-term Internship (D)

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216766Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iritani . (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619,iritani@ee.t
okushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (D)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216615
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Presentation Method (D)2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216873
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Internship (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216611
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Venture Business (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216596
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced Topics in Atoms and/or Molecules Manipulation

2 units (selection)

Shuichi Hashimoto · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Shigeki Matsuo · Associate Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti New methdologies for the manipulation of the atoms and molecules inmaterilas will be presented and students are encouraged to gain skills to think
about to solve problems in this field
Outlinei New methodologies will be given for mamipulating atoms and molecuels,
controling physical and chemical properties, and fabricating micro- andnanostructures based upon optical/laser techniques
Stylei Portfolio
Goali To acquire knowledge of the properies of materials to the level of atoms
and molecules
Schedulei
1. Photophysical processes
2. Photophysical processes
3. Photochemical processes
4. Photochemical Processes
5. Two-photon processes
6. laser trapping
7. laser trapping
8. laser ablation
9. laser ablation
10. laser micro processing
11. laser micro fabrication
12. phtonic crystals
13. laser crystallization
14. New topics
15. New topics
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments counts 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216637
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced conversion systems of resource energy

2 units (selection)

Yoshiyuki Kidoguchi · Professor / Resource Circulatory Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To learn special knowledge concerning present energy resources andenergy supplying systems, to understand principle and mechanism of energy
conversion, and to improve thinking faculty for application of new energy andits conversion
Outlinei To explain eﬀective combustion technologies, reasonable utilization ofenergy and application of unused energy for saving consumption of fossil fuels
and primary energy on the point of saving resources, energy and preserving theenvironment
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi energy conversion, energy resources, utilization of energy, environmental protection, energy saving
Requirementi None
Noticei None
Goali To understand fundamentals of energy conversion and to consider eﬀective
utilization of energy and improvement of energy conversion technologies
Schedulei
1. Present state of energy resources
2. Energy and environmental problem
3. Future view of energy resources
4. Fundamentals of energy conversion
5. Typical Systems of energy conversion
6. Principle of energy conversion
7. Important notices of energy conversion
8. Present Technologies of energy conversion
9. High Technologies of energy conversion
10. New technologies of energy conversion
11. Problems of energy conversion technology
12. Approach to eﬀective utilization of energy
13. Systems of eﬀective utilization of energy
14. Introduction of new energy
15. Application of new energy
Evaluation Criteriai Appraise the understanding of the content of the lecture bysetting some reports

Textbooki None
Referencei None
Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/miwa/index.html
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216677
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kidoguchi (Eco502, +81-88-656-9633, kidog@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) MailNotei

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 Need to submit some reports
 Every lesson is planed to attain the targets of this lecture. Students’achievement of the targets is partly accessed by the reports.

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advance Lecture of Political Simulation

2 units (selection)

Akio Kondo · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Masashi Okushima · Associate Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The technique of modelling of regional and environmental systems, and theapplication method of prediction and evaluation models to political simulation
are studied.
Outlinei Not only the technique of modelling, but also the application method ofprediction and evaluation models to political simulation is discussed in portfolio.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi political simulation, technique of modelling, prediction and evaluation
Requirementi 特
Noticei 特
Goali To obtain the knowledge of the technique of modelling and application
method of prediction and evaluation models, and to apply them to politicalsimulation.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Systems of political simulation
3. Technique of modelling 1
4. Technique of modelling 2
5. Application of model : Prediction 1
6. Application of model : Prediction 2
7. Application of model : Evaluation of policy 1
8. Application of model : Evaluation of policy 2
9. Example of political simulation : Population policy
10. Example of political simulation : Urban transport policy
11. Example of political simulation : Landuse policy
12. Example of political simulation : Social policy
13. Example of political simulation : Environment policy
14. The technique of political simulation in the future
15. Regional policies in the 21st Century
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Webpagei http://www.eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp/w3/kondo/top/index.htm

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216725
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜日9·10校時)
Notei 特— 469 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced Lecture in Social Risk Engineering

2 units (selection)

Yasunori Kozuki · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti To understand concept of risk, to cultivate ability of measures how to

reduce , avoid, compensate for various risiks. the reducing, the evading of therisk, the compensation for it.
Outlinei Technique of risk assessment and its comunication for various social
risiks on risk manegement is lecterd.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi social risks, risk management, crisis management
Goali To obtain the knowledge of risk management and application method ofvarious social risks.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Sources of various social risks
3. Evaluation of social risk(1)4. Evaluation of social risk(2)5. Risk manegement (1.risik perception)
6. Risk manegement(2.risik communication)
7. Risk manegement(3.evaluation standard)
8. Example of risik manegement(1.evacuation for natural disaster)
9. Example of risik manegement(2.evacuation for natural disaster)
10. Example of risik manegement(3.evacuation for natural disaster)
11. Example of risik manegement(4.avoidance of risik and insurerance)
12. Presentaion and discusion for social risk(1)13. Presentaion and discusion for social risk(2)14. Presentaion and discusion for social risk(3)15. Summary
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments Count 100%
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be intrroduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216693
Studenti To be limited to the students of the course
Contacti⇒ Kozuki (Eco505, +81-88-656-7335, kozuki@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 火曜日，14:35
16:05，18:00
19:30)— 470 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Design for Adapting the Environment Instead of the Peop

2 units (selection)

Shoichiro Fujisawa · Professor / Social Environment Systems Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti The objective of this lecture is to consider the role of assitive technology

for the persons with disabilities living in the society and to learn on thedevelopment of assistive products in the view point of human factors andoutcome measure in daily living with assistive products.
Outlinei Assistive technology for a disabled individual living in the society.
Human factors and R & D of assistive devices and services. Adapting theenvironment instead of the disabled people. Evaluation of appropriateness of
assistive technology system for a person.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi assistive products, outcome measure, persons with disability, researchand development, ergonomics
Goali An expertise necessary to research and develop an actual assistive products
is acquired. The method of outcome measure for assistive products will bemastered.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Human factors in physical view point (1)3. Human factors in anatomical view point (2)4. Human factors in phychological view point (3)5. Adapting the people to the environment
6. Adapting the environment insted of the people
7. Physical impairment and daily living support
8. Sensory impairment and daily living support
9. Intellectual impairment and daily living support
10. R&D of assistive products and ergonomic approach (1)11. R&D of assistive products and ergonomic approach (2)12. R&D of assistive products based on daily living (1)13. R&D of assistive products based on daily living (2)14. Outcome measure of assistive products (1)15. Outcome measure of assistive products (2)Evaluation Criteriai Results will be evaluated through the lecture and reports
submitted after each lesson.
Textbooki To be introduced in th classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216808
Contacti⇒ Fujisawa (ECO704, +81-88-656-7537, s-fuji@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 水曜日 18:00∼ 20:00)— 471 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Engineering on Circulation of Resources

2 units (selection)

Takahiro Hirotsu · Professor / Marine Environment Science and Engineering, Ecosystem Engineering, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Learning advanced technology for circulation of resouces
Outlinei Separation and utilization of unused inorganic resources, separation of

isotopes of light elements, and design and synthesis of adsorbents for separationof isotopes.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi recovery of resources, separation of materials, separation of isotopes
Goali understanding of an advanced technology for circulation of resources
Schedulei
1. What are resources?
2. Types and properties of substances
3. Separation of ions: ion-exchange method 1
4. Separation of ions: ion-exchange method 2
5. Separation of ions: ion-exchange method 3
6. Separation of ions: chelate exchange 1
7. Separation of ions: chelate exchange 2
8. Separation of ion: chelate exchange 3
9. Separation of isotopes by chemical-exchange method
10. Principle of separation of lithium-isotopes
11. Principle of separation fo boron-isotopes
12. Separation of isotopes by ion-exchange method 1
13. Separation of isotopes by ion-exchange method 2
14. Separation of isotopes by ion-exchange method 3
15. Separation of isotopes by ion-exchange method 4
16. Significance of advanced separation of substances in circulation of resources
Evaluation Criteriai Discussion in the class and description of ideas in the report
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216681
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Hirotsu (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology,+81-87-869-3562, takahiro-hirotsu@aist.go.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced mitigation engineering

2 units (selection)

Hideki Ueshima · Part-time Lecturer / 広島工業大学
Targeti To obtain the abilities to find and solve environmental problems using for

application of mitigation technique
Outlinei To surveying of the latest news of mitigation and to understand its
concept and examine the technique to mitigate the deterioration environment
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi district improvement plan for disaster mitigation, coastal environment
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Lecture in Social Risk Engineering”(1.0),“Advance Lecture of Political Simulation”(1.0)
Goali To design and assess the mitigation plan for deterioration coastal environment
Schedulei
1. Guidance of this subject
2. Current topics about mitigation 1
3. Current topics about mitigation 2
4. Current topics about mitigation 3
5. Current topics about mitigation 4
6. Current topics about mitigation 5
7. Current topics about mitigation 6
8. Current topics about mitigation 7
9. Current topics about mitigation 8
10. Current topics about mitigation 9
11. Current topics about mitigation 10
12. Discussion on research theme1
13. Discussion on research theme2
14. Discussion on research theme3
15. Presentation
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216891
Contacti⇒ Ueshima (+81-823-72-1901, h-ueshima@aist.go.jp) Mail
⇒ Kozuki (Eco505, +81-88-656-7335, kozuki@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 火曜日，14:35
16:05，18:00
19:30)— 473 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced Lecture on Quantum Nanostructure Semiconductors

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This lecture aims at understanding basic concepts of the quantum

eﬀects of semiconductor nanostructures based on materials science and various
technologies for device applications.
Outlinei This lecture introduces characteristics of quantum structures andtechnologies of the device applications, based on quantum mechanics,
semiconductor physics, materials science and photonics. Advanced technologies
of fabrication and measurements and recent topics of the research are also
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Goali To understand materials science and application technologies of nanostructure semiconductors
Schedulei
1. Electronic states in semiconductor quantum structures
2. Electronic properties of quantum stutures
3. Optical properties of quantum stutures
4. Fabrication technologies of semiconductor nanostructures
5. Evaluation technologies of crystals
6. Evaluation technologies of nanostructures
7. Analysis of elctronic properties
8. Analysis of optical properties
9. Quantum eﬀect devices
10. Nonlinear optical responces of semiconductors
11. Responces of optical micro cavity
12. Research progress in quantum nanostructure semiconductors
13. Ultrafast optical devices
14. Quantum information devices
15. Topics of recent advanced research (1)16. Topics of recent advanced research (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments
Textbooki None
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216907
Contacti— 474 —⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Quantum Theory of Materials

2 units (selection)

Yoshitaka Michihiro · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the advanced quantum mechanics and quantum field

theory.
Outlinei Basics of advanced quantum mechanics and quantum field theory are
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi quantum mechanics, quantum field theory
Goali To understand the outline of advanced quantum mechanics and quantum
field theory.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Quantum mechanics (1)3. Quantum mechanics (2)4. Hartree-Fock approximation
5. Koopman’s theorem
6. Density functional theory
7. Kohn-Sham equation
8. Local density approximation
9. Perturbation (1)10. Perturbation (2)11. Quantum field theory
12. Creation operator and annihilation operator
13. Field quantization (1)14. Field quantization (2)15. Phonon
16. Electron gas
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216904
Contacti⇒ Yoshitaka Michihiro (A203) (Office Hour: 木曜日17時-18時)— 475 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Nonlinear Optical Devices

2 units (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the principle, tipical structure, advantages and disadvantagesof current nonlinear optical devices. To develop ability to design new devices
and solve verious problems for applications.
Outlinei Physics of second-order and third-order nonlinear optical phenomena.
Principles of electro-optics. Optical nonlinearities in fibers. Photorefractive
materials. Nonlinear optical media. Anisotropic nonlinear optical media.
Dispersive nonlinear optic media. Coupled-wave theory. Electro-optic andacousto-optic devices. Second-order and third-order nonlinear optic devices.
Photonic switches. All-optical switches. Bistable optical devices. Opticalconnections.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi nonlinear optics, harmonic generation, nonlinear optical device,
optical switch
Relational Lecturei “Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials”(0.5)
Requirementi Student should have fundamental knowledge of electromagnetic
theory, waveoptics, optical properties of materials and lasers.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of optoelectric
devices.
2. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of the second-ordernonlinear optical devices.
3. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of the third-ordernonlinear optical devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction & interview
2. nonlinear optical phenomena
3. Electrooptic eﬀect and its applications
4. Magnetooptic eﬀect and its applications
5. Acoustoptic eﬀect and its applications
6. principle of second-order nonlinear eﬀects

7. Second-order nonlinear optical materials
8. Second-order nonlinear optical devices
9. principle of third-order nonlinear eﬀects
10. third-order nonlinear optical materials
11. Third-order nonlinear devices
12. Experiment for nonlienar optical phenomena
13. Current application of nonlinear devices
14. Photonic crystal
15. Integrated optical devices
Evaluation Criteriai Activity:20%, reports:40% and oral examinations:40%
Textbooki After interview, we will decide suitable text books.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216848
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 16:05-18:00)— 476 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Applied Statistical Physics

2 units (selection)

Nobuo Goto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Atsushi Mori · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Learn to apply the statistical physics
Outlinei Concerning the mechanisms and phenomena in materials processing,lectures are given in method for analyzing the results on the basis of thestatistical physics.
Stylei Lecture
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. points of view in statistical physics
2. applying statistical physics to the practical problem
Schedulei
1. Thermodynamics of non-equilibrium and non-uniform systems I
2. Thermodynamics of non-equilibrium and non-uniform systems II
3. Thermodynamics of non-equilibrium and non-uniform systems III
4. Advanced statistical mechanics I
5. Advanced statistical mechanics II
6. Advanced statistical mechanics III
7. Exercise I
8. Examination I
9. Advanced statistical mechanics IV
10. Advanced statistical mechanics V
11. Advanced statistical mechanics VI
12. Transport phenomena I
13. Transport phenomena II
14. Transport phenomena III
15. Exercise II
16. Examination II
Evaluation Criteriai 60 点以上 合格．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216576
Contacti⇒ Mori (Opt.407, +81-88-656-9417, mori@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour:，学科 掲示板等覧下．)— 477 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced Exercise on Ecosystem Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

All teachers
Targeti To conduct research leading to the awarding of doctoral degrees.
Outlinei To conduct research in Conversion Systems of Resource Energy, Resources

Recycling Technology, Political Simulation, Social Risk Engineering, Design for
Adapting the Environment Instead of the People and Engineering on Circulationof Resources.
Stylei Portfolio, Lecture in combination with Portfolio, Lecture and excercise
Keywordi ecosystem engineering
Noticei Course plan diﬀers depending on the laboratory you choose.
Goali To present the results of your research related conferences, departmental
research meetings, etc.
Schedulei After the student selects the subjects, research can be carried out atthe laboratory.
Textbooki None
Referencei Using papers for each research field.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216562
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 478 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Earth and Life Environmental Engineering i Ecosystem Engineering

Advanced Research on Ecosystem Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

Teachers in other colleges or departments
Targeti To obtain broad information on recent engineering
Outlinei To research a theme in a technology, which is diﬀerent from the maintechnology in your field.
Keywordi engineering, technology, diﬀerent field
Goali To learn a recent technology, which is diﬀerent from the main technology
in your field.
Schedulei Choose a thema on thechnology or engineering, which is diﬀerent
from that in your field.
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with portfolio or examination
Textbooki Ask to teachers
Referencei Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216563
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 479 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Systems Innovation Engineering — Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Advanced Theory of Electric Power Control Systems . . . Kawasaki・Takigawa . 506

Human Factors . . . Yoshida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 481
Life Science . . . Takagi・Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482
Social Science . . . yokohata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 483
Science and Technology Studies . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 484
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Advanced Mechatronics Engineering . . . Morita・Yasuno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 507

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485

Integrated Information System Design . . . Fukumi・Shimamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 486
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・非Advanced Nonlinear Circuit Technology . . . Nishio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513

常勤講師 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487

Nonlinear System Design . . . Ueta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 515

Long-term Internship (D) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 488
Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 489
International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 490
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 491
Presentation Method (D) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 492
Internship (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 493
Venture Business (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 494

Medical and Biological Engineering . . . Akutagawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 516

Communication Systems . . . Takada・Oie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 508
Integrated System Design . . . Konaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 509
Electronic Information System Design . . . Hashizume・Yotsuyanagi . . . . . . . . . . . . . 510
Multimedia Communication Theory and Technology . . . Oohama・Tokushige . . 511

Control System Design . . . Kubo・Oya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 514

Medical Information Systems . . . Niki・Kawata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 517
Advanced Lecture on Quantum Nanostructure Semiconductors . . . Isu・Kitada
518• Specialized Exercise and Experiments
Special Excercise on Electrical and Electronic Systems Innovation Engineering . . . All teachers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 519• Specialized Subjects

Advanced Research on Electrical and Electronic Engineering . . . Teachers in other

Topics in algebra and analysis . . . Mizuno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 495
Radio Frequency Solid State Physics . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 496
Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter . . . Kishimoto・Kawasaki . . . . . . . . . . 497
Plasma Science and Technology . . . Ohya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 498
Photonic Semiconductor Device Physics . . . Sakai・Naoi・Nishino . . . . . . . . . . . . . 499
Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials . . . Tominaga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500
Nonlinear Optical Devices . . . Haraguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 501
Power System Electromagnetic Compatibility . . . Kawada・Shimomura . . . . . . . . 502
Power Energy Conversion and Control Engineering . . . Ohnishi . . . . . . . . . . . 504
Semiconductor Device Physiscs . . . Ohno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 505— 480 —

colleges or departments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 520

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Human Factors

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti The objective of this class is to provide students with suﬃciently thoroughappreciation of the many facets of the human factors discipline so that they may
make use of it to their own doctoral works.
Outlinei This class oﬀers a broad and comprehensive overview of the humanfactors/ergonomics discipline with four areas of emphasis, (1) historical review
of human factors research, (2) human physical, perceptual and cognitive
capabilities and limitations, (3) application of human factors research data indesign, especially in the interface design of computer-based systems, and (4)discussion about the relationship between the designed system (technology) andpeople.
Schedulei
1. What is Human Factors
2. Historical Overview of Human Factors
3. Multi-Disciplinary Aspect of Human Factors
4. Health and Safty Issue of Human Factors
5. Human Psychological Capability
6. Task Analysis
7. Human Error
8. Universal Design
9. Cognitive Artifact
10. Visibility and Aﬀordance
11. Human-Computer Interaction
12. Human Information Processing
13. Knowledge and Mental Model
14. Usability Paradigms and Principles
15. Evaluation and Testing
16. Making system that makes us smart
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216806
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (+81-88-656-7897, yos@ias.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Life Science2 units (selection)

Hiroshi Takagi · Part-time Lecturer / Fukui Prefectural University, Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Understanding of significance of protein in biotechnology
Outlinei Basics of structure, function and application of protein are introduced
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi protein, enzyme, biotechnology
Goali

1. Understanding of multiple functions of proteins
2. Understanding of principle of protein engineering and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction of life science
2. History of life science
3. Structure and function of DNA and RNA
4. mRNA is a template of protein
5. Duplication of DNA
6. Regulation of protein expression
7. Human Genetics
8. Genetic disease
9. DNA diagnosis
10. Structure and function of protein
11. Principle of gene technology (1)12. Principle of gene technology (2)13. Protein engineering
14. Future of life science (1)15. Future of life science (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216740
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic EngineeringSocial Science2 units (selection)yasuyoshi yokohata · Part-time Lecturer / Shikoku University
Targeti The mutual relationship of economic activities, the structure and function of

economic society, and the concept and technique of mathematical programming
modelling are lectured.
Outlinei Not only the mutual relationship of economic activities is explained fromdomestic and international points of view, but also the technique of case studies
by application of mathematical programming models is tought using the various
kinds of materials and examples.
Keywordi economic activities, structure and function, mathematical programming
model
Goali To understand the mutual relationship of economic activities, empiricallyexplain them using the mathematical programming model and evaluate themodel.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of economic activities 1
3. Examples of economic activities 2
4. Examples of economic activities 3
5. Change in structure of economic society 1
6. Change in structure of economic society 2
7. Function of economic society 1
8. Function of economic society 2
9. Mutual relationship of economic activities 1
10. Mutual relationship of economic activities 2
11. Concept of mathematical programming model
12. Technique of model construction
13. Modelling of economic activities 1
14. Modelling of economic activities 2
15. Evaluation of modelling
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216691
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 483 —⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Science and Technology Studies(selection)

Ichiro Tanaka · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti Students are expected to learn the minimum essentials of science andtechnology studies and their functions in contemporary society.
Outlinei 科学技術論 ，科学技術 関研究活動 成果，社会科学
人文学 多様 領域 知識 用
行 研究
．科学技術 社会的重要性 明1930 年代 新
学問分野
登場 ，
1970
年代以降，国 政策，企業経営，市民生活
多分野 影響 与．
講義 前半
，技術革新 社会 影響 及事例 ，逆 社会 変化 技術革新 促
事例 取 上 ，技術 社会
相互影響関係考察．後半，産業革命以降 欧米 日本 産業構造 特徴，
近代化過程 違考察．
Stylei LectureGoali
1. 科学・技術 進歩 社会 変化
相互影響関係 理解
2. 学生
自身 研究 社会的意味 理解
Schedulei
1. 序論
2. 農業技術 革新
社会
3. 荘園制 三圃式農法—農業技術 革新
社会 2
4. 馬力 発見—農業技術 革新
社会 3
5. 機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊
6. 神聖 時間 世俗的 時間—機械時計 進歩 中世祉会 崩壊 2
7. 機械時計 資本主義社会 成立–機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊 3
8. 動力機関 発展 工業化社会
9. 産業革命 蒸気機関—動力機関 発展 工業社会 2
10. 工業化社会 成立
11. 日本伝統産業
近代産業
発展
12. 地場産業 中小企業
13. 高度成長期 製造業
14. 失
10 年 産業 空洞化
15. 科学技術 社会 未来
Textbooki 資料 配付．
Referencei 講義中 紹介．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216582

Studenti 大学院博士後期課程学生
Contacti⇒ Tanaka . (Office Hour: tanaka@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)⇒ 工学部学務係 (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分∼ 17時15分)— 484 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ，政府 平成 14∼ 16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」 実施，
目標
達成，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，
徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei Being late and a whisper in class should be prohibited strictly. Be careful
over and again because it should dispose of exit and future taking lecture may
not be recognized when it is wicked.
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216804
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Relational Lecturei “Introduction to Intellectual Property”(0.5)
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei It is necessary to be present at Four days concentrated lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方 -特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識 -特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)

13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216755
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分∼ 17時15分)— 486 —

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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, 非常勤講師
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込，連絡先 記載「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先，地域創生
玉有 問合．
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施． 日程等 詳細 決定
，掲示
HP
公表
，注意
． < 参考:平成 22 年度
特論> 「上勝学舎」「常三島」集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生)上勝学舎地域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1回 ∼ 第 12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月
谷温泉
交流会 行 ．参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali 本授業
，現在求
地域再生 観点，
力 他，戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視．
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握 ，協働
場
提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei

1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)

当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei Several are introduced in classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216842
Studenti 徳島大学大学院先端技術科学教育部，及 ，
学生
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
建設工学科 掲示板 参照．)
Notei 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
 http://www.cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp/kamikatsu/article/0018658.html→ 上勝学舎— 487 —

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Long-term Internship (D)

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216766Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iritani . (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619,iritani@ee.t
okushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (D)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216615
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Presentation Method (D)2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216873
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216611
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216596
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Topics in algebra and analysis

2 units (selection)

Yoshinori Mizuno · Associate Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti We will learn some important properties of a special function, which iscalled the Riemann zeta function. Further we will learn how to solve problems
produced by this function.
Outlinei We will learn developement of mathematical tools in order to provesome properties of the Riemann zeta function, such as the special values, Euler
product and the functional equation.
Fundamental Lecturei “Basic Mathematics/Calculus 1”(1.0), “Basic Mathematics/Calculus 2”(1.0), “Complex Analysis”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Numerical Analysis”(0.5)
Goali We will learn fundamentals of modern abstract mathematics and realize its
eﬀectiveness.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Zeta function
3. Leonhard Euler
4. Special values
5. Analytic continuation
6. Special values and analytic continuation
7. Euclid’s proof
8. Fermat prime
9. Euler product10. Prime number theorem I
11. Prime number theorem II
12. Prime number theorem III
13. Functional equation I
14. Functional equation II
15. Summation
16. Assignments
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation will be based on assignments.
Referencei Dunham, William, ”Euler: the Master of Us All”, The Mathematical
Association of America
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216750
Contacti— 495 —⇒ Nagamachi (A205, +81-88-656-7554, shigeaki@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 水曜日 15 時
16 時)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Radio Frequency Solid State Physics

2 units (selection)

Koichi Nakamura · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces basis of NMR and applications to studies onsuperconductivity, magnetism and ionic diﬀusion in solid.
Outlinei The spectrum, spin-lattice relaxation, spin-spin relaxation, chemical shift
etc., which are obtained by NMR measurements, are introduced and discussed
in connection with various physical properties of solids.
Keywordi nuclear magnetic resonance, magnetism, diﬀusion
Goali
1. To understand basis of NMR.
2. To understand relationship between various problems in solid state physics
and relaxation phenomena observed using NMR.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)
2. Zeeman interaction
3. Larmor precession
4. Magnetization
5. Motion of magnetization under magnetic field
6. Bloch equations
7. Dipole interaction
8. Magnetic interactions of nuclei with electrons
9. Electric quadrupole interaction
10. Spin-lattice relazation and motional narrowing of resonance lines
11. Diﬀusion in solid and spin-lattice relaxation
12. Relaxation model for diﬀusion
13. NMR studies on lithium ionic conductors
14. NMR studies on protonic conductors
15. Application of NMR
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216789
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (A216, koichi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter2 units (selection)

Yutaka Kishimoto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yu Kawasaki · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti In many solid-state materials, new phenomena evolve due to strong

electron interactions. In this Lecture, review will be given on some advanced
topics and their applications, including high temperature superconductivity,
metal-insulator transition and strongly correlated electronics.
Outlinei New types of superconducting and magnetic phenomena emerge incorrelated electron matters. The term ”correlated electron” represents the stateof matter where many electrons are strongly interacting with each other.
After an introductory talk on magnetism and superconductivity, review will begiven on some advanced topics, including high temperature superconductivity,
metal-insulator transition and colossalmagneto resistance. Potential applicationof correlated electron matters to technology is also presented focusing on
spintronics or strongly correlated electronics.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi strongly correlated electron systems, Mott insulator, colossalmagneto
resistance, high temperature superconductor
Goali To understand basic concepts of correlated electron matter and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction to correlated electron matters
2. Perspectives of magnetism and superconductivity in correlated electron matters
3. Electronic states of atoms and ions
4. Magnetic ions in crystal electric field
5. Introduction to superconductivity
6. How to probe rich properties in correlated electron matters
7. Mott insulator and metal-insulator transition
8. Spin, charge and orbital in transition metal oxides
9. Colossalmagneto resistance in transition metal oxides
10. Application of transition metal oxides with correlated electrons
11. High temperature superconductivity
12. Heavy-fermion superconductivity
13. Electronic states of organic conductors
14. Application of superconductors with correlated electrons
15. Towards strongly correlated electronics
Evaluation Criteriai Reports on several subjects in lecture

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216621
Contacti⇒ Kishimoto (A202, +81-88-656-7548, yutaka@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜日 16:00-17:30)⇒ Kawasaki (A217, +81-88-656-9878, yu@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Plasma Science and Technology

2 units (selection)

Kaoru Ohya · Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The lecture aims to understand electronic, atomic and molecular collision

processes in gases and solids and to present their various applications.
Outlinei 1) Electronic, atomic and molecular collisions in gases and solid. Plasma
physics and chemistry. Surface and materials science related to plasma-solidinteractions. 2) Application to material processing technologies for electronic
devices. Plasma-wall interactions in controlled thermonuclear fusion devices.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi plasma, collision theory, plasma-surface interaction, plasma applications
Goali
1. Understanding on collision processes in gases and solids
2. Understanding on applications to material processing technologies andplasma-wall interactions in controlled thermonuclear fusion devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to collision theory
2. Interaction potential
3. Elastic collision and nuclear stopping power
4. Inelastic collision and electronic stopping power
5. Inelastic processes in gases
6. Electron and Ion transport in gases
7. Reflection and thermal re-emission from solids
8. Collision mixing and diﬀusions in solids
9. Physical sputtering and chemical sputtering
10. Plasma chemical vapor deposition deposition
11. Plasma-assisted etching
12. Other applications to material device processing
13. Plasma-wall interactions in nuclear fusion devices
14. Edge plasma physics
15. Hydrogen recycling and material erosion
16. Conclusions and future problems
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216871
Contacti⇒ Ohya (E 棟 2 階南 A-9, +81-88-656-7444, ohya@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Photonic Semiconductor Device Physics

2 units (selection)

Shiro Sakai · Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yoshiki Naoi · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Katsushi Nishino · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the device physics and fabrication technique of photonic

Evaluation Criteriai Report 50%, Examination 50%. More than 60% is required

semiconductor devices..
Outlinei Interaction of photons and electrons in semiconductors, physics ofsuperlattice semiconductors and their applications as photonic devices. Crystal
growth of semiconductors and heteroepitaxy.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi semiconductor, photonic device
Relational Lecturei “Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand device physics of photonic devices in terms of interaction ofphotons and electrons
2. To understand device physics of quantum eﬀect devices
3. To understand crystal growth and related technologies for fabrication ofphotonic devices
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Energy band structure of semiconductors
3. Quantum statistics of electrons in semiconductors
4. Carrier transport in semiconductors
5. Quantum devices and superlattice
6. Light absorption in semiconductors (interaction of electrons and photons)
7. Photocinductivity, photovol and photodiode8. Physics of light emission of semiconductors
9. Radiative recombination, non-radiative recombination, stimulated emission
and spontaneous emission
10. Light emitting diodes and lasers
11. Devices for optical communication
12. Crystal growth of substrates for photonic semiconductor devices
13. MOCVD and MBE
14. Fabrication of Ohmic contact
15. Nano-photonic devices and fabrication technology
16. Examination

to pass this class.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216838
Contacti⇒ Sakai (E 棟 2 階南 A-3, +81-88-656-7446, sakai@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail⇒ Naoi (E 棟 2 階南 A-4, +81-88-656-7447, naoi@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照.)⇒ Nishino (E 棟 2 階南 A-5, +81-88-656-7464, nishino@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials

2 units (selection)

Kikuo Tominaga · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This cource aims to learn the fundamentals of material science of suchas single crystals, polycrystals or amorphous films for optical and functional
materials. At the same time, the synthesis methods of various films, theirevaluation techniques and the propagating optical beam and acoustic waves incrystals are lectured.
Outlinei Fundamentals of crystal science is lectured at first. Optical and electronic
processes in optical and functional materials such as single crystals, polycrystals
or amorphous films are followed. Advanced solid state physics of semiconductors,
dielectric and ferroelectric materials are included. Synthesis methods of opticaland functional crystals and films, evaluation methods of film properties are also
contained. Electro-optical and piezo-electrical eﬀects and solid state physics
relating with their eﬀects, characterization of crystals, symmetry elements ofcrystals and material constants,optical properties of crystals, electro-opticaleﬀects and nonlinear eﬀects, piezoelectricity, acoustic waves in crystal,interactionof phtons and phonons in crystal, synthesis methods of thin films (PVD method;electron beam evaporation, MBE, sputtering, laser ablation), film properties(charaterizations of electrical, optical and mechanical properties) are included.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi functional material, semiconductor device, crystal optics, thin film
technology, deposition techniques of thin films
Relational Lecturei “Photonic Semiconductor Device Physics”(0.5), “Nonlinear
Optical Devices”(0.5)
Goali Understanding of the solid state physics of piezoelectric materials andfunctional thin films
Schedulei
1. Characterization of crystals
2. Symmetry elements of crystals and material constants 1
3. Symmetry elements of crystals and material constants 2
4. Optical properties of crystals 1
5. Optical properties of crystals 2
6. Electro-optical eﬀects and nonlinear eﬀects 1
7. Electro-optical eﬀects and nonlinear eﬀects 2
8. Piezoelectricity 1

9. Piezoelectricity 2
10. Acoustic waves in crystal 1
11. Acoustic waves in crystal 2
12. Interaction of phtons and phonons in crystal
13. Synthesis methods of thin films 1(PVD method; electron beam evaporation,
MBE, sputtering, laser ablation)
14. Synthesis methods of thin films 2(PVD method; electron beam evaporation,
MBE, sputtering, laser ablation)
15. Film properties (Charaterizations of electrical, optical and mechanicalproperties)
16. Exercise
Evaluation Criteriai Reports for each theme and examination
Textbooki Tomoya Ogawa:Fundamentals in Crystal Engineering, Shoukabou (inJapanese) and Shunichi Gonda, Applied Handbook of Thin Film Depositions,(NTS )(in Japanese)
Referencei
 荒川剛他，無機材料化学 (第 2 版)，三共出版
 日本学術振興会透明酸化物光・電子材料第 166 委員会編，透明導電膜 技術 (改訂 2 版)，Ohmsha
 日本表面科学会編，表面科学 基礎 応用，NTS 権田俊一監修，薄膜作製応用，・・
 橋本和仁・大谷文章・工藤明彦編，光触媒，・・Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216895
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Tominaga (E 棟 2 階南 A-6, +81-88-656-7439, tominaga@ee.tokushima-u.
ac.jp) Mail
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Nonlinear Optical Devices

2 units (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the principle, tipical structure, advantages and disadvantagesof current nonlinear optical devices. To develop ability to design new devices
and solve verious problems for applications.
Outlinei Physics of second-order and third-order nonlinear optical phenomena.
Principles of electro-optics. Optical nonlinearities in fibers. Photorefractive
materials. Nonlinear optical media. Anisotropic nonlinear optical media.
Dispersive nonlinear optic media. Coupled-wave theory. Electro-optic andacousto-optic devices. Second-order and third-order nonlinear optic devices.
Photonic switches. All-optical switches. Bistable optical devices. Opticalconnections.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi nonlinear optics, harmonic generation, nonlinear optical device,
optical switch
Relational Lecturei “Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials”(0.5)
Requirementi Student should have fundamental knowledge of electromagnetic
theory, waveoptics, optical properties of materials and lasers.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of optoelectric
devices.
2. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of the second-ordernonlinear optical devices.
3. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of the third-ordernonlinear optical devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction & interview
2. nonlinear optical phenomena
3. Electrooptic eﬀect and its applications
4. Magnetooptic eﬀect and its applications
5. Acoustoptic eﬀect and its applications
6. principle of second-order nonlinear eﬀects

7. Second-order nonlinear optical materials
8. Second-order nonlinear optical devices
9. principle of third-order nonlinear eﬀects
10. third-order nonlinear optical materials
11. Third-order nonlinear devices
12. Experiment for nonlienar optical phenomena
13. Current application of nonlinear devices
14. Photonic crystal
15. Integrated optical devices
Evaluation Criteriai Activity:20%, reports:40% and oral examinations:40%
Textbooki After interview, we will decide suitable text books.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216849
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Power System Electromagnetic Compatibility

2 units (selection)

Masatake Kawada · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Naoyuki Shimomura · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti 1. To give the students understanding of the characteristics of electromagnetic

compatibility in nature. 2. To give the students understanding of the characteristics
of electromagnetic field generated from power system and the eﬀect on biologicalsystem 3. To give the students understanding of the mechanisms of electromagnetic
field generated from power system, the mitigation and the detection method. . 4.
To improve the presentation skill of students by presenting the latest transaction
or journal papers in this filed in English.
Outlinei Characteristics of artificial electromagnetic fields of DC, extremely low
frequency (ELF) and high frequency (HF) arising from power systems arequantitatively explained as well as those of the fields from natural environments.
Associate Prof. Shimomura gives lectures on how the electromagnetic fields
are produced by power systems and on the management (characterization,
reduction & mitigation and public education) of ELF electric and magnetic
fields. Associate Prof. Kawada gives lectures on how the high frequency
electromagnetic fields are produced by power systems and on the detection of
VHF and UHF electromangetic waves.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi electrical power engineering, electromagnetic compatibility, bioelectromagnetics
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electric Power Control Systems”(0.5)
Requirementi Understanding of electromagnetic compatibility
Goali
1. To understand the characteristics of electromagnetic compatibility in nature.
2. To understand the characteristics of electromagnetic field generated frompower system and the eﬀect on biological system
3. To understand the mechanisms of electromagnetic field generated from powersystem, the mitigation and the detection method. .
Schedulei
1. EMC in nature 1 (Electric field)
2. EMC in nature 2 (Magnetic field)
3. Characteristics of power system EMC 1 (Electric field)
4. Characteristics of power system EMC 2 (Magnetic field)

5. Characteristics of low frequency electromagnetic field generated from powersystem 1
6. Characteristics of low frequency electromagnetic field generated from powersystem 2
7. Eﬀect of low frequency electromagnetic field generated from power systemon biological system 1
8. Eﬀect of low frequency electromagnetic field generated from power systemon biological system 2
9. Mechanisms of electromagnetic field generated from power system.
10. Coupling mechanisms of electromagnetic field and biological system
11. Analysis method between electromagnetic field and biological system
12. Social eﬀects on electromagnetic field generated from power system
13. Mechanisms of the high frequency electromagnetic field generated frompower system 1
14. Mechanisms of the high frequency electromagnetic field generated frompower system 2
15. Method to detect the high frequency electromagnetic field generated frompower system
16. Conclusion of power system EMC
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment 50%, Presentation 50%. Totally 60% is required.
Textbooki printed material
Referencei
 D.F.Warne, Electrical Power Engineer’s Handbook, Newnes
 J.Patrick Reilly, Applied Bioelectricity, Springer
 IEEE Trans on ”Energy Conversion”, ”Power Delivery”, ”Electromagnetic
Compatibility”, and ”Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation”
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216792
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Kawada (E 棟 2 階北 B-10, +81-88-656-7460, kawada@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: (水)(木) 16:00-17:00)
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Power Energy Conversion and Control Engineering

2 units (selection)

Tokuo Ohnishi · Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To investigate and learn new energy conversion and control technologies

in the fields of the electric power system and the renewable energy.
Outlinei Power electronics technologies in utility interconnection systems suchas HVDC (High-Voltage Direct-Current) transmission system, SVG (Static Var
Generator), UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) and FACTS (Flexible AC
Transmission System) and in renewable energy development system such as
photovoltaic, wind and fuel cell power generation system.
Keywordi energy conversion, energy control, utility interconnection control
system, renewable energy
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Power Electronics”(0.5)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electric Power Control Systems”(0.5),“Semiconductor Device Physiscs”(0.5)
Requirementi Prerequisites:It is preferable to have knowledge equal with powerelectronics in undergraduate and advanced power electronics in masters degree
course.
Goali
1. State of the Arts and Trends of The Utility Interconnection System using
Power Electronics Technology
2. State of The Arts and Trends of The Renewable Energy Development using
Power Electronics Technology
Schedulei
1. Introduction od Power Electronics Technology in Utility Interconnection
System
2. High Voltage Direct Current Transmission System
3. Flexible AC Transmission System
4. Static Var Generator
5. Unified Power Flow Controller
6. Uninteruptible Power Supply
7. INtroduction of Power Electronics Technology in Renewable Energy
8. Photovoltaic Power Generation System
9. Wind Power Generation System
10. Micro Gas Turbine System
11. Fuel Cell System

12. Charging and Discharging System for DC Battery
13. Hybrid Power Supply System
14. Distributed Generation System
15. Discussion for Reports
Evaluation Criteriai Report and presentation
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216815
Contacti⇒ Ohnishi (E 棟 2 階北 B-1, +81-88-656-7456, ohnishi@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail— 504 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Semiconductor Device Physiscs

2 units (selection)

Yasuo Ohno · Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this lecture is to understand the background physics whichgoverns the electrical performances of semiconductor devices.
Outlinei The lecture gives carrier transport theory and equations based on whichsemiconductor electron devices including various types of transistors, high-field
phenomena and short-channel eﬀects in miniaturized transistors and deep levels
which are the origin of various malfunctions in semiconductor devices.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi device physics, semiconductor device
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electron Devices”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Photonic Semiconductor Device Physics”(0.5), “Optical andFunctional Inorganic Materials”(0.5)
Goali Understand the carrier transport in semiconductors based on the Boltzmanntransport equation. 2. Understand the velocity saturation eﬀects and 2-dimensional
field distribution eﬀects in miniaturized transistors. 3. Understand the electricalbehavior of deep traps in semiconductors based on Shockley-Reed-Hall statistics.
Schedulei
1.
物理 基本方程式2.
輸送方程式
3. 電子流 熱流
4.
効果
5. 電子
粘性 MOS 表面電子移動度
6. 短
効果
7.
微細化 限界8. 大規模高速特性
9. 深 準位 対
SRH 統計10. 電子11.
効果
12. 周波数分散13. 化合物半導体
比較
14.
15.
16.
Evaluation Criteriai Reports for each theme and examination

Textbooki S. M. Sze, Kwok K. Ng, ”Physics of Semiconductor Devices,” 3rd Ed.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216817
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ohno (E 棟 2 階南 A-7, +81-88-656-7438, ohno@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei This lecture will be given in English.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Theory of Electric Power Control Systems

2 units (selection)

Kensuke Kawasaki · Professor / Electric Power, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Kiyoshi Takigawa · Associate Professor / Electric Power, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The purpose of this lecture is to understand the characteristic of various

power generation systems and electric power systems and to master new
technologies on distributed power sources and electric power systems.
Outlinei The principle of power generation in various kinds of power generation
machines, the characteristic of electric power systems and the analysis techniqueare introduced. Moreover, the electric power control technology for a distributed
power source using an inverter, and control techniques in electric power systems
connecting power generation facilities whose output change will occur, such as
solar systems, are introduced.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi electric power control, solar system, inverter
Requirementi N/A
Goali
1. To master analysis technique of power generation systems
2. To master analysis techniques of electric power systems
3. To understand control mechanism of distributed power generation systems
4. To maseter analysis techniques of distributed power generation systems
Schedulei
1. Energy transformation technique
2. Basic circuit equations for electric power systems
3. Analysis method 1 in electric power systems
4. Analysis method 2 in electric power systems
5. Analysis method 3 in electric power systems
6. Voltage and reactive power in electric power systems
7. Modeling of synchronous machines
8. Characteristics of synchronous machines
9. Modeling of distributed power generation systems
10. Stability of electric power systems
11. Control of electric power systems
12. Control of distributed power generation systems
13. Requirements for stability in distributed power generation systems
14. Advances analysis method 1 in electric power systems
15. Advances analysis method 1 in electric power systems

16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate with portfolio and examinations
Textbooki printed materials
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216791— 506 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Mechatronics Engineering

2 units (selection)

Ikuro Morita · Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Takashi Yasuno · Associate Professor / Electric Energy Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the basic principle of the diagnosis technology andthe control technique of the industrial machine system that uses an electric
actuator.
Outlinei The objective of this lecture is to give a course on the modelingmethods, the sensor techniques, the signal processing methods, the intelligent
control algorithms for industrial machines driven by electrical actuators. The
applications of these advanced schemes are also included.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi diagnosis technology, control algorithm, intelligent
Relational Lecturei “Control System Design”(0.5), “Power Energy Conversion
and Control Engineering”(0.5)
Goali
1. The modeling, the sensor technology, and the diagnosis technology of thecontrol system are introduced.
2. Improvement performances of control system, and Control algorithm forintelligent are introduced.
Schedulei
1. Sensor technology for fauilure diagnosis.
2. Signal processing technology for failure diagnosis.
3. Modeling method of electrical machines.
4. Modeling method of electrical machines on faulty conditions.
5. Characteristics of electrical machnes on faulty conditions.
6. Intelligent control method
7. Fuzzy reasoning
8. Control system using fuzzy reasoning
9. Neural networks
10. Control system using neural networks
11. Motion control system
12. Two degree-of-freedom control system
13. Design method of feedback controller for disturbance suppression
14. Design method of feedforward controller for Improvement of responses
15. Responses of two degree-of-freedom control system
16. Return of report, and conclusions

Textbooki The print is distributed.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216897
Contacti⇒ Morita (E 棟 2 階北 B-3, +81-88-656-7451, morita@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail⇒ Yasuno (E 棟 2 階北 B-5, +81-88-656-7458, yasuno@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail— 507 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Communication Systems

2 units (selection)

Atsushi Takada · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Takahiro Oie · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Understanding the designing and administrating scheme of wirelesscommunication system and multi-nodes networks. And bring up faculty ofdesigning original telecommunication system.
Outlinei Timing detection and regeneration of a phase and a frequency using a linear
filter, design of a digital PLL, digital modulation and demodulation, and multiple
access technique, e. g. FDMA, TDMA, CDMA in wireless communications.
Design of data transmission protocol over optical data transmission systemand computer networks, network administration techniques, e. g. DNS, andimplementation of application program for internetworking.(Portfolio style)
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi phase locked loop, optical transmission system, optical transmission
system using repeater-amplifier, photonic network system, computer networks,
network architecture, network management
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Digital Transmission”(1.0), “Advanced Theory of Electrical Communication”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Photonic Semiconductor Device Physics”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to have a good understanding of communicationengineering and related subjects up to master-level.
Goali
1. Able to design the multiple-access wireless communication system (e.g.
FDMA, TDMA, CDMA).(Lecture No. 8)
2. Able to design the wide-area data transmission network with repeaters).(Lecture
No. 1-7)
3. Able to design the network architecture which satisfies the specified demands
on multi-nodes network (e.g. computer networks).).(Lecture No. 9-16)
Schedulei
1. Timing detection and regeneration of a phase
2. Phase-locked loops and its components
3. Response to linear frequency variation
4. Digital modulation and demodulation
5. Designing the optical transmission system
6. Designing the optical transmission system using repeater-amplifier
7. Photonic network system

8. Mobile communication system (FDMA, TDMA, CDMA)9. Transmission protocol of computer networks (Ethernet, ATM)
10. Transmission protocol of computer networks (TCP, UDP)
11. Network administration technique (DNS)
12. Network administration technique (SNMP, MIB)
13. Implementation of network application
14. Designing the application protocol
15. Distributed database system
16. Designing the distributed system
Evaluation Criteriai Reports and presentation 100 %. More than 60 % is required
to pass the class.
Textbooki
 Optical amplifiers and their applications
 Nonlinear fiber optics
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216701
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ A. Takada (Bldg. E-C3,656-7465, takada@ee) (Office Hour: A. Takada:Tue. 13:30-14:30, Thu. 16:30-17:30)⇒ Oie (E-3F-C-1, +81-88-656-7479, alex@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tuesday 16:20∼ 17:20, Thursday 16:50∼ 17:50)— 508 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Integrated System Design

2 units (selection)

Shinsuke Konaka · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti High frequency design method and theory for GHz/Gbit high speed

integrated circuits are lectured and discussed.
Outlinei High frequency circuit design methodology using circuit simulator and
3D electromagnetic simulator is lectured by using high speed bipolar/MOS
transistor parameters and high frequency circuit models of wire, poly-silicon
resistor, MIM capacitor and spiral inductor.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi RF analog circuit design, AC device parameters, high frequency
integrated circuits
Relational Lecturei “Integrated System Design”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand high frequency circuit models of transistor, wire, resistor, MIM
capacitor and spiral inductor.
2. To understand high frequency circuit design and measurement.
Schedulei
1. Bipolar/MOS transistor device models
2. AC equivalent circuit models of a wire, resistor, MIM capacitor and spiralinductor
3. S parameter measurements and AC device parameter extractions
4. High frequency stability design
5. Case studies of high frequency integrated circuits
Evaluation Criteriai Report 100%. The passing mark is not less than 60%.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216698
Contacti⇒ Konaka (E 棟 3 階北 C-2, +81-88-656-7469, konaka@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail— 509 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Electronic Information System Design

2 units (selection)

Masaki Hashizume · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hiroyuki Yotsuyanagi · Associate Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the techniques and the recent topics related to thedesign and test of logic circuits.
Outlinei Performance analysis methods of digital circuits in information systems,
high speed logic circuit design, low power circuit design and optimized logic
circuit design for high performance information system, testing and testable
design of digital and analog circuits for realizing high reliable information
system.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi system design for integrated circuits, testing of integrated circuits,
synthesis for testability
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Electronic Circuits”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Integrated Information System Design”(0.5), “Integrated
System Design”(0.2)
Requirementi Familiarity with switching theory
Goali
1. To understand system design techniques for integrated circuits
2. To understand test technologies for integrated circuits
3. To understand design for testability techniques for integrated circuits
Schedulei
1. compsitions of information systems
2. design process of logic circuits
3. logic synthesis for combinational circuits
4. design process of sequential circuits
5. principle of dynamic logic circuits
6. design of dynamic logic circuits
7. hardware description language
8. circuit design using HDL
9. test process of logic circuits
10. test technologies for combinational logic circuits
11. test technologies for sequential logic circuits
12. design for testability
13. test technologies using design for testability

14. techniques of design for testability
15. Built-in self test for logic circuits
16. Final examination
Evaluation Criteriai Participation and presentation:30%; Final examination:70%
Textbooki specified in the first class
Referencei introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216785
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Hashizume (E 棟 3 階南 D-2, +81-88-656-7473, tume@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail⇒ Yotsuyanagi (E 棟 3 階南 D-3, +81-88-656-9183, yanagi4@ee.tokushima-u.
ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 水・金 17:00∼ 18:00)
Notei This subject will be given in English.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Multimedia Communication Theory and Technology

2 units (selection)

Yasutada Oohama · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Hitoshi Tokushige · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class provides the knowledge necessary to understand fundamental

technics for multimedia information and communication systems, such ascoding method of multimedia data, information security, network security, user
authentication, cryptology
Outlinei This lecture is focused on multimedia communication theory andtechnology. Particulary, Internet Technology, Computer Networks, Satellite
Communications, Information Security and Cryptology, Multimedhia Coding
Theory and Its Applications are explained in this lecture.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi Internet technology, computer networks, satellite communications,information security, multimedia coding theory
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Exercise on Intelligent Science”(1.0)
Requirementi 特
Goali
1. fundamental technics for multimedia information and communication systems
can be learned
2. Development method for multimedia information and communication systems
can be learned
Schedulei
1. Multimedia Communication Theory and Technology
2. Coding Theory for Multimedia data (1)3. Coding Theory for Multimedia data (2)4. Coding Theory for Multimedia data (3)5. Digital data Transmission (1)6. Digital data Transmission (2)7. Cryptology (1)8. Cryptology (2)9. Cryptology (3)10. Information Security
11. Network Security (1)12. Network Security (2)13. Contents Protection for Maltimedia Data
14. User Authentication

15. Digital Signature
16. Assignment
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki Printed synopsises of lecture are distributed.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216889
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Oohama (C302, +81-88-656-9446, oohama@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Tokushige (C303, +81-88-656-9447, tokusige@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月曜日，火曜日 (16:00-18:00))— 511 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Integrated Information System Design

2 units (selection)

Minoru Fukumi · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Takashi Shimamoto · Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The aim of this lecture is to master the modern design technologies of

Textbooki Hardware Annealing in Analog VLSI Neurocomputing, Kluer Academic

very large scale integrated circuits.
Outlinei Very large scale integrated circuit (V-LSI) design and production method.
Using CAD technology, VLSI logic design, testing and fabrication are explained.
Design of high-speed algorithm and parallel distributed processing system.
Neural network and genetic algorithm for integrated circuit design.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Requirementi It is necessary to get the unit of the mos integrated circuits inmaster cource.
Noticei In order to get the unit of this lecture, the grduate cource students shouldhave learned the-state-of-the-art of the modern hardware technology, especially
C-MOS integrated circuits.
Goali This lecture is desighned to provide engineers and scientists with an
introduction to the fieled of VLSI neurocomputing.
Schedulei
1. Embedded software architecture
2. Real-time schedure method
3. System description language
4. Application specific integrated circuits
5. Power consumption and speed of very large scale integrated circuits
6. Shared memory and communication mrthod
7. Cash memory and main memory
8. System modeling and documentation
9. Partitioning and performance
10. deta flow graph and finite state machine
11. Behavior description language and Spec C
12. Control deta-flow graph and function synthesis
13. Neural computing board diagram using EEPROM-style programmable synapses
14. Layout patern example
15. Gate-sizing wiring and timing driven
16. Boundary scan and delay estimation
Evaluation Criteriai Unit evaluation contains test and design of VLSI

Publishers
Referencei Electronics Circuits, written by Norio Akamatsu
Webpagei http://titan.is.tokushima-u.ac.jp/˜fukumi
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216700
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department and faculty
Contacti⇒ Fukumi (D210, +81-88-656-7510, fukumi@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 原則，水曜日 15 時 ∼ 18 時，
年度
異場合
講義 際 指定．)
Notei Lecturer will show the schedule of this lecture and design technologies.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Advanced Nonlinear Circuit Technology

2 units (selection)

Yoshifumi Nishio · Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Nonlinear circuits technology is lectured.
Outlinei Various nonlinear circuits from communication circuits such as oscillatorsand modulators to large scale analog circuits including neural networks are
utilized in recent technology. In this course, analysis methods, design methods
and simulation methods of these nonlinear circuits are lectured. Furthermore,
recent development of nonlinear circuit technology is introduced and futureapplications are discussed. (Style: Lecture)
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi nonlinear circuits, neural network, chaotic circuits
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Circuit Theory”(0.7), “Advanced Theory ofComplex System Engineering”(0.5)
Relational Lecturei “Nonlinear System Design”(0.5)
Requirementi Students are required to know how to analyze basic linear circuits.
Noticei Course is taught in English.
Goali
1. Understanding of importance of nonlinear circuit technology.
2. Learning of technique dealing nonlinear circuit technology.
Schedulei
1. Nonlinear circuits in engineering systems.
2. Oscillators.
3. Communication circuits.
4. Neural networks.
5. Chaotic circuits.
6. Ultra-high speed integrated circuits.
7. Analysis of nonlinear circuits.
8. Design of nonlinear circuits.
9. Simulation methods of nonlinear circuits.
10. Recent development of nonlinear circuits (for 2 lectures).
11. Future applications of nonlinear circuits (for 3 lectures).
12. Conclusions.
13. Final examination.
Evaluation Criteriai Final examination 80% and exercise 20%.
Textbooki None.

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216847
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Nishio (D-7, E-3F-South, +81-88-656-7470, nishio@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Control System Design

2 units (selection)

Tomohiro Kubo · Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hidetoshi Oya · Associate Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To learn the control theory, mainly the robust control.
Outlinei When a control system is synthesized, it is important to take the uncertaintyof the plant model and the disturbances into account. The design methods toobtain robust control systems against these eﬀects are demonstrated.(lecture or
portfolio style)
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi robust control
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Control Theory”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Control Theory”(0.5)
Requirementi Knowledge about the control system design method based on thestate space method and the transfer function method is required to attend thislecture.
Noticei Preparation and review are essential.
Goali
1. Mastering the classical robust control (Lecture 1-8).
2. Mastering the H∞ control (Lecture 9-16).
Schedulei
1. What is the robust control?
2. Stability of linear systems
3. Sensitivity
4. Expression of uncertainty
5. Quadratic stabilization
6. Stability margin of LQ regulator
7. Insensitivity of LQ regulator
8. Review of the first half
9. Singular value and H∞ norm
10. Robust stabilization
11. Sensitivity reduction
12. Standard H∞ problem
13. Solution (state feedback)14. Solution (output feedback)15. Review of the second half

16. Grand review
Evaluation Criteriai Mainly by the report for each goal.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216723
Contacti⇒ Kubo (E 棟 3 階北 C-8, +81-88-656-7466, kubo@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 月曜日 8:30∼ 9:30，木曜日 17:00∼ 18:00)⇒ Oya (E-building (C-7), +81-88-656-7467, hide-o@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Nonlinear System Design

2 units (selection)

Tetsushi Ueta · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti For various nonlinear phenomena observed in physical, chemical, andbiological systems, construction methodologies of numerical models describing
their dynamical behavior are discussed. Analysis and design methods are alsostudied.
Outlinei Analysis and design of nonlinear dynamical systems are discussed: 1)
description and characterization of dynamical systems, 2) qualitative theory ofordinary diﬀerential equations, 3) numerical method of analysis, 4) analysis ofchaotic states and bifurcations 5) controlling chaos. Typical nonlinear phenomena
are illustrated and analyzed by qualitative and numerical methods. Nonlinear
system design problems are also discussed.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi nonlinear dynamical system, bifurcation, system design
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering”(1.0),“Topics of Analysis for Mathematical Science”(1.0), “Advanced Circuit Theory”(1.0)

Relational Lecturei “Control System Design”(0.5), “Advanced Nonlinear Circuit
Technology”(0.5)
Requirementi None
Noticei A lecture “Advanced Theory of Complex System Engineering,” available

11. Symmetry and its applications to calculations
12. Various bifurcation phenomena and chaos
13. Existence and numerical indices for chaos
14. practice 1
15. practice 2
16. answers and survey
Evaluation Criteriai The total grade is evaluated by homework reports (70 %)and attendance of the class. (30 %)Textbooki not specified.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216851
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ueta (AIT 507, +81-88-656-7501, tetsushi@ait.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Wednesday, afternoon)
Notei
 This lecture is given in English.
 This lecture requires a 2-hour preparation study and a 2-hour review forcomprehension.
 The achievement of every subject in the plan is evaluated by reports.

for the Master’s course is mutually cooperated with this lecture.
Goali acquisition of techniques for deriving model equations and proceedingbifurcation analyses.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to dynamical systems
2. Fixed points, equilibria and their stability
3. Periodic solution and its stability
4. Analytic approaches for periodic solutions
5. Numerical approaches for periodic solutions
6. Local bifurcations
7. Calculation of bifurcation parameter values
8. Global bifurcations and its numerical analysis
9. Deriving model equations 1
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Medical and Biological Engineering

2 units (selection)

Masatake Akutagawa · Associate Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Various applications of electronic technologies to medical fields are

Notei This lecture will be given in English.

decsribed.
Outlinei Fundamental approaches to apply engineering such as electronics to
medical fields including diagnosis, treatment and alternative function are
described in relation to life sciences such as physiology, biomechanics and soforth. Typical systems of medical instruments are introduced. The developmentof new technologies based on the intelligent functions of living bodies arepresented. Functional characteristics of the nervous system and their application
to information processing and control are discussed.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Goali 1 Biological signal measurement 2 Biological signal processing 3 Medical
systems
Schedulei
1. Introduction of medical engineering
2. Introduction of measurement of biological signal
3. Electrical measurement methods
4. Magnetic measurement methods
5. Ultrasonic measurement methods
6. Other measurement methods
7. Biological signal processing methods
8. Examples of biological signal processing
9. Biological system identification
10. Measurement of brain functions
11. Measurement of other functions
12. Biological monitor
13. Analysis of electrical properties of tissue
14. Examples of medical diagnosis technology
15. Examples of medical treatment technology
16. Medical prosthesis technology
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216557
Contacti⇒ Akutagawa (工学部電気棟 3 階北 C-5, +81-88-656-7477, makutaga@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Thu. 18:00 - 20:00, Fri. 17:00 - 18:00)— 516 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Medical Information Systems

2 units (selection)

Noboru Niki · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yoshiki Kawata · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the fundamental concepts of digital environment for medical

diagnosis. To learn the design methods of medical information systems.
Outlinei This course introduces the design and the implementation of digital
environment for medical diagnosis based on the various technologies including
medical image data acquisition and retrieval, computer aided diagnosis using
multimodal medical data sets.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi imaging technology, computed-aided diagnosis systems, digital
environment for medical diagnosis
Relational Lecturei “Medical and Biological Engineering”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand medical imaging techniques.
2. To understand various techniques of computer-aided diagnosis.
3. To understand the fundamentals of digital environment for medical diagnosis.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Imaging techniques
3. Image processing techniques
4. Pattern recognition techniques
5. Visualization techniques
6. Virtual reality/Mixed reality techniques
7. Design of computer-aided diagnosis systems
8. Implementation of computer-aided diagnosis systems
9. Design and implementation of fundamentals of digital environment for
medical diagnosis and therapy
10. Design of medical information systems (1)11. Design of medical information systems (2)12. Design of medical information systems (3)13. Design of medical information systems (4)14. Design of medical information systems (5)15. Advanced medical information systems
Evaluation Criteriai Report 100%
Textbooki Reference books are introduced to each topics.

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216555
Contacti⇒ Niki (Opt.507, +81-88-656-9430, niki@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Kawata (Opt.508, +81-88-656-9431, kawata@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei Preparation (2hrs) and Review (2hrs) are required to take this lecture (2hrs).

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Advanced Lecture on Quantum Nanostructure Semiconductors

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This lecture aims at understanding basic concepts of the quantum

eﬀects of semiconductor nanostructures based on materials science and various
technologies for device applications.
Outlinei This lecture introduces characteristics of quantum structures andtechnologies of the device applications, based on quantum mechanics,
semiconductor physics, materials science and photonics. Advanced technologies
of fabrication and measurements and recent topics of the research are also
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Goali To understand materials science and application technologies of nanostructure semiconductors
Schedulei
1. Electronic states in semiconductor quantum structures
2. Electronic properties of quantum stutures
3. Optical properties of quantum stutures
4. Fabrication technologies of semiconductor nanostructures
5. Evaluation technologies of crystals
6. Evaluation technologies of nanostructures
7. Analysis of elctronic properties
8. Analysis of optical properties
9. Quantum eﬀect devices
10. Nonlinear optical responces of semiconductors
11. Responces of optical micro cavity
12. Research progress in quantum nanostructure semiconductors
13. Ultrafast optical devices
14. Quantum information devices
15. Topics of recent advanced research (1)16. Topics of recent advanced research (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments
Textbooki None
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216907
Contacti— 518 —⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Special Excercise on Electrical and Electronic Systems Innovation Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

All teachers
Targeti To obtain wide knowledge on electric and electronic engineering andresearch skills.
Outlinei To make research on your research topics with your adviser throughdiscussions and readings of references.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi research skill, acquisition of professional knowledge
Requirementi none
Noticei none
Goali
1. To obtain professional knowledege on your research topics
2. To get research skills
3. To get presentation skills
Schedulei
1. Determine your reasearch topics
2. Read references on your research topics
3. Make research
4. Presentation and discussion
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation with portfolio and examination
Textbooki Text books will be introduced by your supervisor at the beginning of
this excersise.
Referencei References may be introduced by your supervisor.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216779
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)— 519 —

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Advanced Research on Electrical and Electronic Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

Teachers in other colleges or departments
Targeti To obtain wide knowledge on recent engineering
Outlinei To make research on a technology, which is diﬀerent from your main

research field.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi engineering, technology, diﬀerent field
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn a recent technology, which is diﬀerent from the main technology
in your field
Schedulei Choose a research theme on technology or engineeing, which is
diﬀerent from yours.
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluate with a portfolio and/or examinations.
Textbooki Ask to teachers
Referencei printed materials
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216780
Studenti Students belonging an other departments or colleges— 520 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Systems Innovation Engineering — Information Science and Intelligent Systems
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects• Specialized Exercise and Experiments

Human Factors . . . Yoshida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 522
Life Science . . . Takagi・Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 523
Social Science . . . yokohata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524
Science and Technology Studies . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 525
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 526

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 527
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・非常勤講師 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 528

Long-term Internship (D) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 529
Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 530
International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 531
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 532
Presentation Method (D) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 533
Internship (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 534
Venture Business (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 535• Specialized Subjects
Autonomous Adaptive Systems Engineering . . . Ono・Mogami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 536
Visual pattern processing . . . Terada・Karungaru . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 537
Multimedia Communication Theory and Technology . . . Oohama・Tokushige . . 538
Integrated Information System Design . . . Fukumi・Shimamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 539
Parallel and Distributed Processing Systems . . . Shimomura・Ikeda・Sano . . . . . . 540
Applied Knowledge Systems . . . Aoe・Kita・Shishibori・Fuketa・Morita . . . . . . . . . . . . 541
Intelligent Information Systems . . . Ogata・Mitsuhara・Kanenishi・Ito . . . . . . . . . . . . . 542
Multimedia Systems and Applications . . . Ueta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 543
Advanced Aﬀective Computing . . . Ren・Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 544— 521 —

Advanced Exercise on Intelligent Science . . . All teachers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 545
Advanced Research on Intelligent Science . . . Teachers in other colleges or departments
546

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Human Factors

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti The objective of this class is to provide students with suﬃciently thoroughappreciation of the many facets of the human factors discipline so that they may
make use of it to their own doctoral works.
Outlinei This class oﬀers a broad and comprehensive overview of the humanfactors/ergonomics discipline with four areas of emphasis, (1) historical review
of human factors research, (2) human physical, perceptual and cognitive
capabilities and limitations, (3) application of human factors research data indesign, especially in the interface design of computer-based systems, and (4)discussion about the relationship between the designed system (technology) andpeople.
Schedulei
1. What is Human Factors
2. Historical Overview of Human Factors
3. Multi-Disciplinary Aspect of Human Factors
4. Health and Safty Issue of Human Factors
5. Human Psychological Capability
6. Task Analysis
7. Human Error
8. Universal Design
9. Cognitive Artifact
10. Visibility and Aﬀordance
11. Human-Computer Interaction
12. Human Information Processing
13. Knowledge and Mental Model
14. Usability Paradigms and Principles
15. Evaluation and Testing
16. Making system that makes us smart
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216806
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (+81-88-656-7897, yos@ias.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Life Science2 units (selection)

Hiroshi Takagi · Part-time Lecturer / Fukui Prefectural University, Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Understanding of significance of protein in biotechnology
Outlinei Basics of structure, function and application of protein are introduced
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi protein, enzyme, biotechnology
Goali

1. Understanding of multiple functions of proteins
2. Understanding of principle of protein engineering and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction of life science
2. History of life science
3. Structure and function of DNA and RNA
4. mRNA is a template of protein
5. Duplication of DNA
6. Regulation of protein expression
7. Human Genetics
8. Genetic disease
9. DNA diagnosis
10. Structure and function of protein
11. Principle of gene technology (1)12. Principle of gene technology (2)13. Protein engineering
14. Future of life science (1)15. Future of life science (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216740
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
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Social Science2 units (selection)yasuyoshi yokohata · Part-time Lecturer / Shikoku University
Targeti The mutual relationship of economic activities, the structure and function of

economic society, and the concept and technique of mathematical programming
modelling are lectured.
Outlinei Not only the mutual relationship of economic activities is explained fromdomestic and international points of view, but also the technique of case studies
by application of mathematical programming models is tought using the various
kinds of materials and examples.
Keywordi economic activities, structure and function, mathematical programming
model
Goali To understand the mutual relationship of economic activities, empiricallyexplain them using the mathematical programming model and evaluate themodel.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of economic activities 1
3. Examples of economic activities 2
4. Examples of economic activities 3
5. Change in structure of economic society 1
6. Change in structure of economic society 2
7. Function of economic society 1
8. Function of economic society 2
9. Mutual relationship of economic activities 1
10. Mutual relationship of economic activities 2
11. Concept of mathematical programming model
12. Technique of model construction
13. Modelling of economic activities 1
14. Modelling of economic activities 2
15. Evaluation of modelling
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216691
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 524 —⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Science and Technology Studies(selection)

Ichiro Tanaka · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti Students are expected to learn the minimum essentials of science andtechnology studies and their functions in contemporary society.
Outlinei 科学技術論 ，科学技術 関研究活動 成果，社会科学
人文学 多様 領域 知識 用
行 研究
．科学技術 社会的重要性 明1930 年代 新
学問分野
登場 ，
1970
年代以降，国 政策，企業経営，市民生活
多分野 影響 与．
講義 前半
，技術革新 社会 影響 及事例 ，逆 社会 変化 技術革新 促
事例 取 上 ，技術 社会
相互影響関係考察．後半，産業革命以降 欧米 日本 産業構造 特徴，
近代化過程 違考察．
Stylei LectureGoali
1. 科学・技術 進歩 社会 変化
相互影響関係 理解
2. 学生
自身 研究 社会的意味 理解
Schedulei
1. 序論
2. 農業技術 革新
社会
3. 荘園制 三圃式農法—農業技術 革新
社会 2
4. 馬力 発見—農業技術 革新
社会 3
5. 機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊
6. 神聖 時間 世俗的 時間—機械時計 進歩 中世祉会 崩壊 2
7. 機械時計 資本主義社会 成立–機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊 3
8. 動力機関 発展 工業化社会
9. 産業革命 蒸気機関—動力機関 発展 工業社会 2
10. 工業化社会 成立
11. 日本伝統産業
近代産業
発展
12. 地場産業 中小企業
13. 高度成長期 製造業
14. 失
10 年 産業 空洞化
15. 科学技術 社会 未来
Textbooki 資料 配付．
Referencei 講義中 紹介．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216582

Studenti 大学院博士後期課程学生
Contacti⇒ Tanaka . (Office Hour: tanaka@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)⇒ 工学部学務係 (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分∼ 17時15分)— 525 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ，政府 平成 14∼ 16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」 実施，
目標
達成，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，
徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei Being late and a whisper in class should be prohibited strictly. Be careful
over and again because it should dispose of exit and future taking lecture may
not be recognized when it is wicked.
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216804
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Relational Lecturei “Introduction to Intellectual Property”(0.5)
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei It is necessary to be present at Four days concentrated lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方 -特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識 -特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)

13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216755
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
金曜:8時30分∼ 17時15分)— 527 —

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, 非常勤講師
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込，連絡先 記載「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先，地域創生
玉有 問合．
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施． 日程等 詳細 決定
，掲示
HP
公表
，注意
． < 参考:平成 22 年度
特論> 「上勝学舎」「常三島」集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生)上勝学舎地域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1回 ∼ 第 12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月
谷温泉
交流会 行 ．参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali 本授業
，現在求
地域再生 観点，
力 他，戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視．
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握 ，協働
場
提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei

1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)

当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei Several are introduced in classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216842
Studenti 徳島大学大学院先端技術科学教育部，及 ，
学生
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
建設工学科 掲示板 参照．)
Notei 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Long-term Internship (D)

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216766Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iritani . (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619,iritani@ee.t
okushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (D)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216615
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Presentation Method (D)2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216873
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216611
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216596
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Autonomous Adaptive Systems Engineering

2 units (selection)

Norihiko Ono · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yoshio Mogami · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class provides the knowledge and skills necessary for understanding

the basic concepts, theories and application techniques concerning the emergent
systems design methodologies for autonomous and adaptive intelligent agent
systems.
Outlinei Recently, autonomous adaptive systems have been studied that are able
to improve their own performance autonomously, adaptively and incrementally
during the course of interactions with the environments, and those design
methodologies have been explored for the systems. This class covers the
emergent design methodologies for autonomous adaptive agents and multi-agent
systems, mainly based on machine learning and evolutionary computation.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi autonomous adaptive systems, emergent systems design, reinforcement
learning, evolutionary computation, multi-agent systems
Fundamental Lecturei “Autonomous Intelligent Systems”(0.5)
Relational Lecturei “Applied Knowledge Systems”(0.5)
Goali This class aims at the understanding of an overview of the emergent
design methodologies for autonomous adaptive agents and multi- agent systems,
mainly based on reinforcement learning, evolutionary computation, genetic
programming, and neural networks, as well as the applicabilities and limitationsof the methodologies.
Schedulei
1. Emergent systems design methodologies
2. Foundations of emergent systems design: reinforcement learning (1)3. Foundations of emergent systems design: reinforcement learning (2)4. Foundations of emergent systems design: evolutionary computation (1)5. Foundations of emergent systems design: evolutionary computation (2)6. Foundations of emergent systems design: genetic programming
7. Foundations of emergent systems design: neural networks
8. Emergent systems design methodologies based on reinforcement learning (1)9. Emergent systems design methodologies based on reinforcement learning (2)10. Emergent systems design methodologies based on neuro-evolution (1)11. Emergent systems design methodologies based on neuro-evolution (2)12. Emergent systems design methodologies based on genetic programming

13. Emergent systems design methodologies based on co-evolution
14. Emergent systems design methodologies for multi-agent systems (1)15. Emergent systems design methodologies for multi-agent systems (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignment count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216705
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ono (D106, +81-88-656-7509, ono@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 金曜日 15:00∼ 17:30)⇒ Mogami (D102, +81-88-656-7505, moga@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Mon. 15:00–18:00 (Refer to the notice of the department in every
year.))Notei
 授業 受際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
 授業計画 1∼ 15 関，
達成度評価 行．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Visual pattern processing

2 units (selection)

Kenji Terada · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Stephen Karungaru·Githinji · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The basic technologies which replace the visual pattern processing functionof man by computer and their applied technologies are made to master.
Outlinei The advanced processing techniques of visual pattern, i.e., the preprocessing techniques, the feature extraction techniques, the classification
techniques of visual pattern, the processing techniques of color image and theirapplication examples are lectured.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi pattern recognition, vision, image processing
Fundamental Lecturei “Applied Image Processing”(1.0)
Goali Acquisition of knowledge about the processing theories of visual pattern
and their various applied technologies, and the processing technologies of color
image
Schedulei
1. Concept of pattern recognition
2. Statistical pattern classification method1
3. Statistical pattern classification method 2
4. Pattern classification method by the structural analysis technique
5. Pre-processing method of visual pattern
6. Feature extraction method of visual pattern 1
7. Feature extraction method of visual pattern 2
8. Segmentation method of visual pattern 1
9. Segmentation method of visual pattern 2
10. Pattern classification method by neural network
11. Pattern classification method by GA
12. Security image processing
13. Tracking of moving object
14. Texture analysis
15. The feature extraction method of color image and its application
16. Periodic examination
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216675
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Terada (Dr.802, +81-88-656-7499, terada@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月，水曜日 15:00∼ 17:00(年度
学科 掲示 参照))
Notei
 授業 受際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
 授業計画 1∼ 15 ，各講義 最後 行演習
最終試験
達成度評価 行．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Multimedia Communication Theory and Technology

2 units (selection)

Yasutada Oohama · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Hitoshi Tokushige · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class provides the knowledge necessary to understand fundamental

technics for multimedia information and communication systems, such ascoding method of multimedia data, information security, network security, user
authentication, cryptology
Outlinei This lecture is focused on multimedia communication theory andtechnology. Particulary, Internet Technology, Computer Networks, Satellite
Communications, Information Security and Cryptology, Multimedhia Coding
Theory and Its Applications are explained in this lecture.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi Internet technology, computer networks, satellite communications,information security, multimedia coding theory
Fundamental Lecturei “Advanced Exercise on Intelligent Science”(1.0)
Requirementi 特
Goali
1. fundamental technics for multimedia information and communication systems
can be learned
2. Development method for multimedia information and communication systems
can be learned
Schedulei
1. Multimedia Communication Theory and Technology
2. Coding Theory for Multimedia data (1)3. Coding Theory for Multimedia data (2)4. Coding Theory for Multimedia data (3)5. Digital data Transmission (1)6. Digital data Transmission (2)7. Cryptology (1)8. Cryptology (2)9. Cryptology (3)10. Information Security
11. Network Security (1)12. Network Security (2)13. Contents Protection for Maltimedia Data
14. User Authentication

15. Digital Signature
16. Assignment
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki Printed synopsises of lecture are distributed.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216888
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Oohama (C302, +81-88-656-9446, oohama@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Kitayama .
⇒ Tokushige (C303, +81-88-656-9447, tokusige@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Integrated Information System Design

2 units (selection)

Minoru Fukumi · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Takashi Shimamoto · Professor / Intelligent Networks and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The aim of this lecture is to master the modern design technologies of

Textbooki Hardware Annealing in Analog VLSI Neurocomputing, Kluer Academic

very large scale integrated circuits.
Outlinei Very large scale integrated circuit (V-LSI) design and production method.
Using CAD technology, VLSI logic design, testing and fabrication are explained.
Design of high-speed algorithm and parallel distributed processing system.
Neural network and genetic algorithm for integrated circuit design.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Requirementi It is necessary to get the unit of the mos integrated circuits inmaster cource.
Noticei In order to get the unit of this lecture, the grduate cource students shouldhave learned the-state-of-the-art of the modern hardware technology, especially
C-MOS integrated circuits.
Goali This lecture is desighned to provide engineers and scientists with an
introduction to the fieled of VLSI neurocomputing.
Schedulei
1. Embedded software architecture
2. Real-time schedure method
3. System description language
4. Application specific integrated circuits
5. Power consumption and speed of very large scale integrated circuits
6. Shared memory and communication mrthod
7. Cash memory and main memory
8. System modeling and documentation
9. Partitioning and performance
10. deta flow graph and finite state machine
11. Behavior description language and Spec C
12. Control deta-flow graph and function synthesis
13. Neural computing board diagram using EEPROM-style programmable synapses
14. Layout patern example
15. Gate-sizing wiring and timing driven
16. Boundary scan and delay estimation
Evaluation Criteriai Unit evaluation contains test and design of VLSI

Publishers
Referencei Electronics Circuits, written by Norio Akamatsu
Webpagei http://titan.is.tokushima-u.ac.jp/˜fukumi
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216699
Studenti Able to be taken by student of other department and faculty
Contacti⇒ Fukumi (D210, +81-88-656-7510, fukumi@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 原則，水曜日 15 時 ∼ 18 時，
年度
異場合
講義 際 指定．)
Notei Lecturer will show the schedule of this lecture and design technologies.

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Parallel and Distributed Processing Systems

2 units (selection)

Takao Shimomura · Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Kenji Ikeda · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Masahiko Sano · Associate Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This class introduces the knowledge and design skills necessary fordeveloping parallel and distributed processing systems, and parallel anddistributed algorithms.
Outlinei Architecutres of parallel and distributed processing systems, fault toleranceof distributed control systems and the development techniques of distributed
systems for Web applications.(Portfolio style).
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi WWW, fault tolerance, parallel and distributed processing architecture
Fundamental Lecturei “Web Programming”(1.0)
Goali 1. To understand the architecture of parallel and distributed processing
systems, decentralized adaptive control systems and their fault tolerance, andthe design of distributed WWW systems.
Schedulei
1. Parallel and distributed processing architectures
2. Memory and communicaton architectures
3. Parallel and distributed operating systems
4. .Client server model
5. Cluster computing
6. linear space and normed space
7. small gain theorem and its applications
8. decentralized systems composed of interconnected subsystems
9. stability of decentralized control systems
10. fault tolerance of decentralized control systems
11. Servlets and JavaServer Pages
12. Web application servers
13. Web application systems
14. Web programming frameworks
15. Web programming design patterns
16. Assignment
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216884
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Shimomura (C402, +81-88-656-7503, simomura@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Applied Knowledge Systems

2 units (selection)

Jun-ichi Aoe · Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Kenji Kita · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Masami Shishibori · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Masao Fuketa · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kazuhiro Morita · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The course introduces the basic principle and theory of knowledge-

based systems, including natural language processing systems, voice language
processing systems, information retrieval systems.
Outlinei Knowledge systems to natural language processing, voice language
processing, information retrieval and document database. Artificial natural
language processing systems, such as automatic building systems of intelligent
dictionaries, text understanding and summarization systems, dialog systems,
natural language interface systems, text classification systems, natural language
analysis systems and knowledge-based machine translation systems.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi knowledge-based system, natural language processing system, speech
and language processing system, information retrieval system, machinetranslation system
Fundamental Lecturei “Language Modeling”(1.0), “Natural Language Understanding”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Multimedia Systems and Applications”(0.5)
Goali To learn various methods for constructing knowledge-based intelligent
information systems.
Schedulei
1. Natural language processing systems 1: design and retrieval methods ofdictionaries
2. Natural language processing systems 2: design and implementation of parsers
3. Natural language processing systems 3: design and implementation of
language understanding systems
4. Machine translation systems 1: rule-based and example-based approaches
5. Machine translation systems 2: super-function
6. Machine translation systems 3: integrated methods
7. Speech and language processing systems 1: design of language models
8. Speech and language processing systems 2: design of acoustic models
9. Speech and language processing systems 3: design of search algorithms

10. Information retrieval systems 1: document retrieval based on vector spacemodels
11. Information retrieval systems 2: retrieval methods based on inverted index
files
12. Information retrieval systems 3: design and implementation of intelligent
document retrieval systems
13. Intelligent multimedia contents processing systems 1
14. Intelligent multimedia contents processing systems 2
15. Recent topics
16. Assignment
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216574
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Aoe (Dr604, +81-88-656-7486, aoe@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tuesday 12:50 - 14:20)⇒ Kita (Dr503, +81-88-656-7496, kita@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Intelligent Information Systems

2 units (selection)

Hiroaki Ogata · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Hiroyuki Mitsuhara · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kazuhide Kanenishi · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Teruaki Ito · Associate Professor / Mechanical Science, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti Learning the design methods of intelligent information systems such as

educational software and interactive systems.
Outlinei Intelligent systems and their mechanics. Intelligent CAI. Intelligent
interface. Micro-worlds in intelligent CAI. Learner-teacher modelling. Knowledge
acquisition models. Empirical and analytical machine learning, e. g., ID3,
similarity-, explanation-, and case-based learning. Genetics-based machinelearning, e. g., genetic evolution and co-evolution of production systems, finite
state machines, recurrent neural networks, and strategic knowledge. Conceptsof collaborative interface systems based on intelligent interactions, and theirimplementation for design support systems.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi intelligent interface, intelligent educational systems, intelligent agents,
CSCW, CSCL, interactive interface
Fundamental Lecturei “Human Factors”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Applied Knowledge Systems”(0.5), “Autonomous Adaptive
Systems Engineering”(0.5)
Goali Acuisition of the design methods of educational systems and interactive
systems
Schedulei
1. Overview of Intelligent CAI, History and theories of CAI
2. Intelligent CAI
3. ITS
4. Learner model, Tutoring model, Theories of CAI
5. Web Based Learning Environment
6. Adaptive Hypermedia, Personalization
7. Game-based Learning
8. CSCL(Theories)
9. CSCL(Systems)
10. Knowledge Management, SNS and Education Support System
11. Mobile Learning Environment(Theories)

12. Mobile Learning Environment(Systems)
13. Ubiquitous Learning Environment(Theories)
14. Ubiquitous Learning Environment(Systems)
15. Summery of Educational Technologies
16. examination
Evaluation Criteriai We will grade based on reports and interactive presentation
among students.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216764
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Ogata (C507, +81-88-656-7498, ogata@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 月曜日 ∼ 金曜日:午後 5 時 ∼ 6 時)
⇒ Ito (M316, +81-88-656-2150, ito@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei
 授業 受際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
 授業計画 1∼ 15 ，各講義
最終試験
達成度評価
行
．

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Multimedia Systems and Applications

2 units (selection)

Tetsushi Ueta · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Multimedia has become an indispensable part of modern computer

technology. This course covers the theories, models, and systems of basic andadvanced methods for designing and implementing multimedia systems. Latest
multimedia Web technologies and some advanced topics will also be discussed.
Outlinei The course introduces the theories, models, and systems of basic andadvanced methods for next generation digital contents processing, including(1) intelligent processing for texts, speech, images, and movies, (2) intelligent
media integration, and (3) intelligent human-computer interfaces.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi multimedia, digital contents, human-computer interface, media
integration
Fundamental Lecturei “Language Modeling”(1.0), “Applied Image Processing”

Evaluation Criteriai Assignment count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216703
Contacti⇒ Ueta (AIT 507, +81-88-656-7501, tetsushi@ait.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: Wednesday, afternoon)(1.0)

Relational Lecturei “Applied Knowledge Systems”(0.5)
Goali To learn advanced methods in design and implementation of next generation

digital contents processing systems.
Schedulei

1. Multimedia contents fundamentals
2. Image, video, and audio compression
3. Intelligent document processing (1)4. Intelligent document processing (2)5. Intelligent image and video processing (1)6. Intelligent image and video processing (2)7. Intelligent speech processing (1)8. Intelligent speech processing (2)9. Multimedia storage systems and databases (1)10. Multimedia storage systems and databases (2)11. Multimedia information retrieval (1)12. Multimedia information retrieval (2)13. Multimedia Web Technologies (1)14. Multimedia Web Technologies (2)15. Recent topics
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Advanced Aﬀective Computing

2 units (selection)

Fuji Ren · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Motoyuki Suzuki · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand novel theories and algorithms of aﬀective computing

research fields, such as emotion information processing and emotion recognition.
Outlinei First, concepts of aﬀective computing and emotion are introduced, andbasic theories and algorithms using emotion recognition and other aﬀective
computing research fields are lectured. After that, we study a detail of emotion
recognition methods from various media, which is text, speech, and facial
expression. Finally, emotion creating methods and expressing methods for robots
are lectured.
Keywordi aﬀective information, emotion recognition, emotion calculation,
language understanding, emotion creating, emotion expressing
Fundamental Lecturei “Artificial Intelligence 1”(1.0), “自然言語処理”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Advanced Machine Translation”(0.5)
Goali Understanding novel theories and algorithms of aﬀective computing research
fields, such as emotion information processing and emotion recognition.
Schedulei
1. Introduction of aﬀective computing
2. Aﬀective computing and emotion
3. Modeling method of emotion
4. Measuring method of emotion
5. Emotion in linguistic expression
6. Emotional corpus
7. Emotion recognition from text
8. Emotion in sound9. Emotion recognition from speech
10. Emotion in still image and movie
11. Emotion recognition from facial expression
12. Emotion recognition from multi-modal
13. Emotion creating method for robot
14. Applications of aﬀective computing
15. Aﬀective communication between human and robot
16. Conclusion
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation is carried out by report.
Textbooki

Referencei
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216601
Studenti Doctoral Course Students of Graduate School of Advanced Technology

and Science
Contacti⇒ Ren (C204, +81-88-656-9684, ren@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: 16:00-15:00 Tuesday, 16:00-17:00 Thursday)⇒ Suzuki (C202, +81-88-656-9689, suzuki m@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Information Science and Intelligent Systems

Advanced Exercise on Intelligent Science2 units (compulsory)

All teachers
Targeti To conduct research leading to the awarding of doctoral degrees.
Outlinei To conduct research in the Natural Language Understanding, Document

Processing, Multimedia Information Retrieval, Image Processing, Movie Image
Processing, Voice Recognition, Autonomous Agents Design, Internet Security,Intelligent Software, etc (seminars, portfolios etc).
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi information science, software engineering
Noticei Course plan diﬀers depending on the laboratory you choose.
Goali To present the results of your research related conferences, departmental
research meetings, etc.
Schedulei
1. After the student selects the subjects, research can be carried out at thelaboratory. However, the course contents are as shown below.
2.
関数 自動抽出及 機械翻訳
応用
3. 話者認識
長 · 短期間 音声変動 関
研究4.
間 距離分布 基
CM 映像検出手法 関
研究
5. 進化的 RBF
三次元物体認識
6.
構造 重
同時最適化
進
化計算手法 関
研究
7.
展開
使 未知
解析支援
8.
感染挙動 感染環境 状態 把握
仮想
感染
関
研究
9. PZT
用
教材
作成
講演者追跡
開発
10. 自由文
感性情報解析技術 関研究
11. 固有商品 好評不評情報抽出 関
研究
12. Web 上
学習活動 再現 · 共有可能
WBL
13.
入力
評価実験
14. 自然言語処理技術 用
中学理科教授学習15. 脇見運転防止
近赤外線
用
顔 向 検出
16. 単音節認識
基本周期 用母音認識
Textbooki None
Referencei Using papers for each research field.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216759

Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Committee Member of School Affair— 545 —

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Advanced Research on Intelligent Science2 units (compulsory)

Teachers in other colleges or departments
Targeti To obtain broad information on recent engineering
Outlinei To research a theme in a technology, which is diﬀerent form the maintechnology in your field.
Stylei Portfolio, Lecture in combination with Portfolio, Lecture and excercise
Keywordi engineering, technology, diﬀerent field
Requirementi N/A
Noticei N/A
Goali To learn a recent technology, which is diﬀerent from the main technology
in your field.
Schedulei Choose a theme on technology or engineering, which is diﬀerent fromthat in your field.
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluated with portfolio or examination.
Textbooki Ask to teachers.
Referencei Prints
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216760
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Systems Innovation Engineering — Optical Systems Engineering
Syllabus of Subjects• Integrated Subjects

Visual pattern processing . . . Terada・Karungaru . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 572

Human Factors . . . Yoshida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 548
Life Science . . . Takagi・Tsuji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 549
Social Science . . . yokohata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 550
Science and Technology Studies . . . Tanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 551
Management Theory of New Business . . . Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee ,Applied Knowledge Systems . . . Aoe・Kita・Shishibori・Fuketa・Morita . . . . . . . . . . . . 573
Advanced Lecture on Quantum Nanostructure Semiconductors . . . Isu・Kitada
574• Specialized Exercise and Experiments

Faculty of Engineering・First-line men with experience of practical business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 552

Advanced Exercise on Optical System Engineering . . . All teachers . . . . . . . . . 575

Introduction to Intellectual Property . . . Fujii・Yano・Iida・Yamauchi・京和 . . . . . . 553
Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models . . . Yamanaka・Yoshida・Tamaari・非Advanced Research on Optical System Engineering . . . Teachers in other colleges or常勤講師 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 554

Long-term Internship (D) . . . Yamanaka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 555
Management of Technology . . . Yamanaka・Morimoto・Part-time Lecturer . . . . . . . . . . . 556
International Advanced Technology and Science 1 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 557
International Advanced Technology and Science 2 . . . Murakami . . . . . . . . . . . 558
Presentation Method (D) . . . Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science . . . . 559
Internship (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 560
Venture Business (D) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 561• Specialized Subjects
Radio Frequency Solid State Physics . . . Nakamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 562
Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter . . . Kishimoto・Kawasaki . . . . . . . . . . 563
Nonlinear Optical Devices . . . Haraguchi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 564
Applied Statistical Physics . . . Goto・Mori . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565
Organic Photo-functional Materials . . . Tanaka・Tezuka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 566
Advanced Optical Information Systems . . . Suyama・Yamamoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 567
Medical Information Systems . . . Niki・Kawata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 568
Photonic Semiconductor Device Physics . . . Sakai・Naoi・Nishino . . . . . . . . . . . . . 569
Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials . . . Tominaga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 570
Medical and Biological Engineering . . . Akutagawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 571— 547 —

departments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 576

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Human Factors

2 units (selection)

Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Targeti The objective of this class is to provide students with suﬃciently thoroughappreciation of the many facets of the human factors discipline so that they may
make use of it to their own doctoral works.
Outlinei This class oﬀers a broad and comprehensive overview of the humanfactors/ergonomics discipline with four areas of emphasis, (1) historical review
of human factors research, (2) human physical, perceptual and cognitive
capabilities and limitations, (3) application of human factors research data indesign, especially in the interface design of computer-based systems, and (4)discussion about the relationship between the designed system (technology) andpeople.
Schedulei
1. What is Human Factors
2. Historical Overview of Human Factors
3. Multi-Disciplinary Aspect of Human Factors
4. Health and Safty Issue of Human Factors
5. Human Psychological Capability
6. Task Analysis
7. Human Error
8. Universal Design
9. Cognitive Artifact
10. Visibility and Aﬀordance
11. Human-Computer Interaction
12. Human Information Processing
13. Knowledge and Mental Model
14. Usability Paradigms and Principles
15. Evaluation and Testing
16. Making system that makes us smart
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216806
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yoshida (+81-88-656-7897, yos@ias.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Life Science2 units (selection)

Hiroshi Takagi · Part-time Lecturer / Fukui Prefectural University, Akihiko Tsuji · Professor / Biological Reactions, Biological Science and Technology, Earth and Life Environmental Engineering
Targeti Understanding of significance of protein in biotechnology
Outlinei Basics of structure, function and application of protein are introduced
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi protein, enzyme, biotechnology
Goali

1. Understanding of multiple functions of proteins
2. Understanding of principle of protein engineering and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction of life science
2. History of life science
3. Structure and function of DNA and RNA
4. mRNA is a template of protein
5. Duplication of DNA
6. Regulation of protein expression
7. Human Genetics
8. Genetic disease
9. DNA diagnosis
10. Structure and function of protein
11. Principle of gene technology (1)12. Principle of gene technology (2)13. Protein engineering
14. Future of life science (1)15. Future of life science (2)16. Preparation of report
Evaluation Criteriai Evaluation by report
Textbooki To be introduced in the class
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216740
Contacti⇒ Tsuji (G710, +81-88-656-7526, tsuji@bio.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Monday 16:20-17:50)
Notei When you take this class, it is necessary to do preparation for 2h andreview for 2h everry 2h class for your understanding and taking credit.
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems EngineeringSocial Science2 units (selection)yasuyoshi yokohata · Part-time Lecturer / Shikoku University
Targeti The mutual relationship of economic activities, the structure and function of

economic society, and the concept and technique of mathematical programming
modelling are lectured.
Outlinei Not only the mutual relationship of economic activities is explained fromdomestic and international points of view, but also the technique of case studies
by application of mathematical programming models is tought using the various
kinds of materials and examples.
Keywordi economic activities, structure and function, mathematical programming
model
Goali To understand the mutual relationship of economic activities, empiricallyexplain them using the mathematical programming model and evaluate themodel.
Schedulei
1. Guidance and purpose of this subject
2. Examples of economic activities 1
3. Examples of economic activities 2
4. Examples of economic activities 3
5. Change in structure of economic society 1
6. Change in structure of economic society 2
7. Function of economic society 1
8. Function of economic society 2
9. Mutual relationship of economic activities 1
10. Mutual relationship of economic activities 2
11. Concept of mathematical programming model
12. Technique of model construction
13. Modelling of economic activities 1
14. Modelling of economic activities 2
15. Evaluation of modelling
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216691
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti— 550 —⇒ Kondo (ECO602, +81-88-656-7339, kondo@eco.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Science and Technology Studies(selection)

Ichiro Tanaka · Part-time Lecturer / 非常勤講師
Targeti Students are expected to learn the minimum essentials of science andtechnology studies and their functions in contemporary society.
Outlinei 科学技術論 ，科学技術 関研究活動 成果，社会科学
人文学 多様 領域 知識 用
行 研究
．科学技術 社会的重要性 明1930 年代 新
学問分野
登場 ，
1970
年代以降，国 政策，企業経営，市民生活
多分野 影響 与．
講義 前半
，技術革新 社会 影響 及事例 ，逆 社会 変化 技術革新 促
事例 取 上 ，技術 社会
相互影響関係考察．後半，産業革命以降 欧米 日本 産業構造 特徴，
近代化過程 違考察．
Stylei LectureGoali
1. 科学・技術 進歩 社会 変化
相互影響関係 理解
2. 学生
自身 研究 社会的意味 理解
Schedulei
1. 序論
2. 農業技術 革新
社会
3. 荘園制 三圃式農法—農業技術 革新
社会 2
4. 馬力 発見—農業技術 革新
社会 3
5. 機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊
6. 神聖 時間 世俗的 時間—機械時計 進歩 中世祉会 崩壊 2
7. 機械時計 資本主義社会 成立–機械時計 進歩 中世社会 崩壊 3
8. 動力機関 発展 工業化社会
9. 産業革命 蒸気機関—動力機関 発展 工業社会 2
10. 工業化社会 成立
11. 日本伝統産業
近代産業
発展
12. 地場産業 中小企業
13. 高度成長期 製造業
14. 失
10 年 産業 空洞化
15. 科学技術 社会 未来
Textbooki 資料 配付．
Referencei 講義中 紹介．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216582

Studenti 大学院博士後期課程学生
Contacti⇒ Tanaka . (Office Hour: tanaka@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)⇒ 工学部学務係 (Office Hour: 月曜
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Management Theory of New Business

2 units (selection)

Vice chairperson of School Aﬀairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering / Faculty of EngineeringFirst-line men with experience of practical business · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti New business is the word which means the business to make the most oftechnical knowledge, technology, the new idea and which is developed creatively,
and that main bearer is the enterprise called a venture. There is a purpose ofthis class in providing the knowledge which is necessary, and know-how and aspirit so that a taking lecture student may establish a venture business.
Outlinei 活力
日本社会 再生 求．
要請 受 ，政府 平成 14∼ 16 年度「大学発
3 年 1000 社計画」 実施，
目標
達成，今後 継続的 起業家教育 推進
重要性
変
．
授業 ，
認識
，
徳島県及 財団法人
産業振興機構 支援開設『
経営塾「平成長久館」起業力養成講座』．
Requirementi The person whom the one with the classroom is constructed by
the class start time in the person who doesn’t learn the unit of ”Introduction
to new business” in the college, and a group are organized, and it is limited
to the person with the intention to make a business plan, and taking lecture isrecognized.
Noticei Being late and a whisper in class should be prohibited strictly. Be careful
over and again because it should dispose of exit and future taking lecture may
not be recognized when it is wicked.
Goali Learning of the necessary knowledge to establish venture business,and theability which can make a business plan.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. What is the new business?
3. Keynote lecture
4. Theory of a stand-alone version venture success
5. The law knowledge which is necessary for entrepreneur
6. Fund-raising and capital policy
7. Indirect finance
8. Direct finance
9. The basis of the company management
10. The elementary knowledge of the business accounting

11. The point of the business plan preparation
12. Management strategy and marketing
13. Product development and intellectual property
14. Business plan preparation practice
15. Examination
16. Business plan announcement meeting
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated by the presentation (40%) of the written
examination (60%) and the business plan. And, the presentation of the written
examination and the business plan is decided to be recognized only for thetaking lecture student who attended it for 2/3 and more of the classes that it isopened.
Textbooki The summary is distributed every time.
Referencei Several are introduced in the school hours.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216804
Studenti he person who hasn’t learned the unit of the new business outline that it
is opened with this learning in all the students enrolled in the graduate school
yet is made the target. The number of completion people may be restricted in
the method such as a lottery in case of a taking lecture applicant many. As forthe details, an applicant for taking lecture is to follow those directions because
the notice which showed attention in taking lecture is done.
Contacti⇒ Vice chairperson of School Affairs Committee , Faculty of Engineering
Notei The man of business that it is active in the forefront every time, and anadviser are invited as an instructor, and working knowledge is provided fortheory plus practice in this class from the specialist’s position. This class is thething which is useful enough even if it is taken to the person who aims at a
general enterprise and a laboratory, the employment to the self-governing bodyand so on.

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Introduction to Intellectual Property

2 units (selection)

Akio Fujii · Visiting Professor, Mikio Yano · Part-time Lecturer, Akio Iida · Part-time Lecturer, Yasunobu Yamauchi · Part-time Lecturer, · Part-time Lecturer
Targeti Understanding the basic systems and importance of protection and practicaluse of intellectural property based on some examples.
Outlinei It is necessary for a working staﬀ in a company, a university, etc., in a
future.It is introduced the importance to protect and practical use of intellecturalproperty at governments , industrial circles, univesities and institutes in Japan
using potential on scientific techniques. This lecture is treated the basic systems
of protection and practical use of intellectural property particularly based on
strategy and invasion of patent in an organization such as company, university,
etc.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi intellectual property, patent law, protect and use of intellecturalproperty
Relational Lecturei “Introduction to Intellectual Property”(0.5)
Requirementi No requierement
Noticei It is necessary to be present at Four days concentrated lecture.
Goali
1. Understanding concept of intellectural property right.
2. Undestand the Patent Act, the Trademark Act,the Design Act and the
Copyright Act.
3. Understanding on basical practical use of intellectural property.
Schedulei
1. 知的所有権(藤井)
2. 知的所有権制度 概要 (特許• 商標等) (藤井)3. 知的所有権制度 概要 (意匠• 著作権制度等) (藤井)4. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (藤井)5. 特許発明 特許権侵害 (事例) (藤井)6. 知的所有権 管理
活用 (企業• 大学• 研究所) (藤井)7. 今後 研究開発 知的所有権
方 (藤井)
8.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (藤井)9. 特許明細書 読 方 -特許 明細書 中心 動 - (山内)10. 技術者 知
実務知識 -特許法上 留意事項- (山内)
11. 技術開発 現場
知的財産 (京和)12. 研究 特許権侵害 (矢野)

13. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
14. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)
15. 知的財産 利用 活用 (種苗法
育成者権含 ) (飯田)16.
課題・書式・提出方法 説明等 (教務委員長)
Evaluation Criteriai Passing mark is over 60% on the examinations and thereports for each reaching level, respectively.
Textbooki To be used textbooks made by lecturers.
Referencei Nobuhiro Nakayama:Titeki Shoyuken, Nikkan Kohgyo Shinbunnsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216755
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ School Affairs (Office Hour: 月曜
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Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Atsuya Yoshida · Professor / Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences
Tomoko Tamaari · Assistant Professor / Center for Community Revitalization, 非常勤講師
Targeti 持続可能 地域再生
構築 実践的 習得.
Outlinei ・持続可能 地域
・環境保全
資源 活用
構築 実践的 習得．
習得，地域 直面
課題解決 対応能力，望方・方向性 探 能力 養 ． ・，地域再生・集落再生，環境保全，協働・連携，ICT 活用構成．本授業 ，ICT 活用型”葉”「」 2020 年
活動等 日本及 世界
注目
上勝町 連携 実施．
Requirementi 履修者 原則，上勝 宿泊(宿泊費，交通費 実費) ※宿泊 交流会 申込，連絡先 記載「宿泊・交流会 関
問合 」先，地域創生
玉有 問合．
Noticei 集中講義方式 実施． 日程等 詳細 決定
，掲示
HP
公表
，注意
． < 参考:平成 22 年度
特論> 「上勝学舎」「常三島」集中講義方式 実施．e(教室) 併用． ○集中講義-1(地域再生)上勝学舎地域再生講座 受講 * 11 月 27 日 (土)∼ 11 月 28 日 (日) 上勝学舎 (第 1回 ∼ 第 12 回) ○集中講義-2(ICT) * 12 月 21 日 (火) 常三島(第 13 回 ∼ 第 15 回) ○交流会 * 11 月 27 日 (土)20:15-21:45 月
谷温泉
交流会 行 ．参加自由 (参加費 3,000 円)
Goali 本授業
，現在求
地域再生 観点，
力 他，戦略力，自然力，人間力，協働連携力，ICT 力 重視．
育成
目標
，各個人 有力 自 把握 ，協働
場
提供
，総合力
育成 目指 ．
Schedulei

1.
:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)
2. 地域再生 行政-真・善・美 追求-:笠松和市 (上勝町長)
3. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
4. 地域再生資源
棚田 活用:谷崎勝祥 (樫原 棚田村会長)，坂本真理
子 ((有) 環境)
5. 遊休農地等 活用
集落居住促進展開:佐藤幸好 (徳島県建築士会・会長)

当1000 万円稼 奇跡，千葉県大山千枚田:石田三示 (衆議院議員，大山千枚田保存会・前事務局長)
7. 地域再生棚田制:澤田俊明 (徳島大学客員教授)
8. 市民
棚田酒
，90
遊休農地 復田:・事務局
長 (要交渉)，田代優秋 (徳島大学学術研究員)
9. 儲
仕掛方:横石知二 (㈱代表取締役社長)
10. 重要文化的景観「樫原 棚田」 景観価値:平井松午 (徳島大学教授)
11. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
12. -学効果?!-地域再生・中山間創出:山中英生 (徳島大学教授)
13. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
14. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
15. ICT 演習:吉田敦也 (徳島大学教授)，玉有朋子 (徳島大学助教)
Evaluation Criteriai 授業中 発言 (20%)，• 期末(合計80%) 評価．
Textbooki 適宜配付
．尚，教材費3,000 円徴収．
Referencei Several are introduced in classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216842
Studenti 徳島大学大学院先端技術科学教育部，及 ，
学生
Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour: 年度
建設工学科 掲示板 参照．)
Notei 宿泊・交流会 関
問合 :地域創生
玉有 (088-656-7684, kamik
atsu-school@cr.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Long-term Internship (D)

4 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This program is provided long-term internship in the actual industrial

companies and so on, doing a joint study between companies and university
on practical problems proposed by the company and practical experience ofmanagement of technologies. Through the long-term internship, the program
will allow students to become a engineer with a core role in researches andcompanies
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies or government oﬃces of 270 hours during three months or more andpresentation to executive oﬃcer of the company. Their fulfillment is evaluatedby activity reports during internship and appraisal and interviewed report froma mentor.
Goali Grasping abilities for practical engineers by studying activities in company
and so on.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by mentors in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216766Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Iritani . (Office Hour: (創成学習開発, 088-656-7619,iritani@ee.t
okushima-u.ac.jp))⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)
Notei Students who resister the coop-education program for ”Pai-shape” engineers
with sense for management of technology, are able to have a grant-in-aid fortravel and so on. Ask committee members of long-term internship in your course
or coordinators of this program.

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Management of Technology

2 units (selection)

Hideo Yamanaka · Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Emi Morimoto · Assistant Professor / Planning and Design Systems Engineering for Infrastructures, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering, Part-time Lecturer
Targeti About the production management of the automobile industry, it isunderstood variously from the point of view such as ”research and development”,”production management”, ”purchasing” and ”quality control” ”marketing” and”cross-cultural management”.
Outlinei It learns about the production management. This time, ”the automobile
industry” specially takes up the production management of ”Honda Motor
Co.,Ltd. (following Honda)” even of that in the case, and the class to appreciatethat importance with ranking of technology in management is taken.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi management, management of technology
Relational Lecturei “Management Theory of New Business”(0.5), “Long-term
Internship (D)”(0.5), “Advanced Lecture in Theory of Business Models”(0.5)
Noticei Face a class when a taking lecture person surely does enough preparation
every time. And moreover, be the worst, but one person one time is to do some
remarks every time.
Goali
1. The elementary knowledge of management is learned.
2. Ranking of the technology in management and that importance are appreciated.
3. It learns how to solve the various problems which always occur in the spotof the management through the case study and the business game.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Lecture ”What in Management of Technology?”
3. Case report ”Rsearch and development of Honda”
4. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.” ”A new car development order”
5. Lecture ” Production management and purchasing”
6. Lecture ”Quality control”
7. Case report ”The production management of Honda”,”The supply chain
management of Honda”
8. Case study ”Plan an overseas factory.”
9. Case report ”The quality control of Honda”
10. Case study ”Don’t make material defects flare up again.”

11. Lecture ”Marketing strategy”
12. Lecture ”Cross-cultural management”
13. Case report ”Around the products project of Honda - the two-wheeled vehicle”
14. Case report ”The path of internationalization of Honda”
15. Case report ”The personnel management of Honda”
16. Summary and questions and answers
Evaluation Criteriai It is evaluated in the remark (40%) in class and the middle,
end of a term report (60% in total).
Textbooki It doesn’t specially use.The summary and so on is distributed every
time.
Referencei Several are introduced in class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216615
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Yamanaka (A410, +81-88-656-7350, yamanaka@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail (Office Hour::年度
学科 掲示板 参照)⇒ Morimoto (創成学習開発, +81-88-656-7619, emi morimoto@ce.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: 月 ∼ 木 (10 時 ∼ 16 時))
Notei This class invites seven Honda alumnuni who did work in ”researchand development”, ”production management”, ”purchasing”, ”quality control”,”marketing” , ”cross-culutural management”, and so on as an instructor, and it is
the class to do case report. Even if it is seen nationwide, the trial done like thisis very rare, and it is a precious class. And, an applicant for taking lecture is toattend it in the guidance to hold it in advance.A schedule is indicated separately.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 1

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This is an intensive course for advanced technology and science in english

which is held a summer vacation in the university of Tokushima. In this course,
world trends of advanced technology and science can deeply be understood.
Then the specialized knowledge can be studied in english .
Outlinei In this course, an intensive course for advanced technology and science inenglish should be attended in a summer vacation of the university of Tokushima.
In this course, when the specialized knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english can deeply be understood, the credit will be surthorized. The
report and portfolion on the world advanced technology and science written in
english should be submitted. The evaluation will be done based on the submitted
reports and portfolio.
Goali
1. The advanced technology and science in the world should be studied andthen world trends of technology and science would be understood.
2. The specialized contents on advanced technology and science would beunderstood in english and then the power of expression and presentation in
english would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai an enterprising behavior, protfolio and reports
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216650
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90hrs. should be submitted. The students should consult
with charge teacher of the course.

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International Advanced Technology and Science 2

2 units (selection)

Ri-ichi Murakami · Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti In this course, the students go to the foreign university and then attend tointensive classes on advanced technology and science in english. The students
also study advanced technology and science in its country and then learn thepractical knowledge so that applications of science and technology are studied.
Outlinei In this course, the students attend to intensive classes on advanced
technology and science in english at the foreign university. The students also
study the specialized and practical knowledge for advanced technology andscience in english. The credit is authorized based on the reports and portfolio on
the advanced technology and science of the foreign which are written in english.
Goali
1. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be studied
and then understand the trends of thechnology and industry in the foreign.
2. Specialized contents of advanced technology and science would be understoodand then the communication ability would be improved.
Evaluation Criteriai Enterprising behaivior, reports and portfolio.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216651
Studenti It is possible for the students of Master’s course and Doctoral course toenroll.
Contacti⇒ Murakami (M318, +81-88-656-7392, murakami@me.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail
Notei The portfolio for 90 hrs. should be submitted. The detail is consulted by
the charge teacher.

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Presentation Method (D)2 units (selection)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science
Targeti Poster and oral presentations, and journal publications are common meansof appealing the research work in various scientific and technological disciplines.
It’s undoubtedly important for activating the research work. The lecture isintending for students to learn most eﬃcient way to appeal their findings anddiscussions in scientific community.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to the students who are supervised to giveconference speech by themselves and do actually the lectures.
Goali The lecture is aiming at having knowledge and experience of the presentaionin international conferences.
Evaluation Criteriai Students’ achievement is evaluated by portfolios submitted
showing the progress in preparation of international conferences as well as bypresentation records.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216873
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Internship (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti This program is provided to increase knowledge and experience in theactual industrial technology in various fields. Through the practical experience,the program will allow students to become discerning and well-balanced
researchers or engineers with deeper understanding of technological societies.
Outlinei Credits are acknowledged to students who experienced the internship incompanies and/or goverment oﬃces. Their fulfilment is evaluated by activity
reports during internship.
Goali
1. Grasping internal systems of a company, management, action and strategy toachieve the company’s goal. (2)2. Understanding human relationship and communicative manner in a working
society and a company.
Evaluation Criteriai Achievement is evaluated by how you tackled, activity
reports, and an evaluation record submitted by supervisers in company and/or
government.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216611
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Venture Business (D)2 units (selection)

Targeti Aims of the lecture are doing collaborative works with private enterprises

and establishing venture businesses through such works.
Outlinei The lecture is aiming at founding a venture business company as well as
establishing collaborative research works with private enterprises. It’s worth toapply their accomplishment to an actual society beyond the range of a laboratory
work.
Goali Objective of the lecture is to have experience and knowledge of collaborative
works with private enterprises and to mature the works to venture businesses.
Evaluation Criteriai Credits are ackowledged in case of doing collaborative works
with enterprises and/or maturing them to venture businesses. Handouts, reports,
and presentation materials, etc. are evaluated to approve credits.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216596
Notei A possible student should submit portfolios which are evidenced for his/her
90 hours’ extensive work. Students are advised to ask details about this lecture
to their supervisers.

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Radio Frequency Solid State Physics

2 units (selection)

Koichi Nakamura · Associate Professor / Production Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Structures and Mechanics Systems Engineering
Targeti This class introduces basis of NMR and applications to studies onsuperconductivity, magnetism and ionic diﬀusion in solid.
Outlinei The spectrum, spin-lattice relaxation, spin-spin relaxation, chemical shift
etc., which are obtained by NMR measurements, are introduced and discussed
in connection with various physical properties of solids.
Keywordi nuclear magnetic resonance, magnetism, diﬀusion
Goali
1. To understand basis of NMR.
2. To understand relationship between various problems in solid state physics
and relaxation phenomena observed using NMR.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)
2. Zeeman interaction
3. Larmor precession
4. Magnetization
5. Motion of magnetization under magnetic field
6. Bloch equations
7. Dipole interaction
8. Magnetic interactions of nuclei with electrons
9. Internal magnetic field in ferro and antiferro magnets
10. Spin-lattice relazation and motional narrowing of resonance lines
11. Diﬀusion in solid and spin-lattice relaxation
12. Relaxation model for diﬀusion
13. NMR studies on lithium ionic conductors
14. NMR studies on protonic conductors
15. Application of NMR
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216790
Contacti⇒ Nakamura (A216, koichi@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
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Engineering of Correlated Electron Matter2 units (selection)

Yutaka Kishimoto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yu Kawasaki · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti In many solid-state materials, new phenomena evolve due to strong

electron interactions. In this Lecture, review will be given on some advanced
topics and their applications, including high temperature superconductivity,
metal-insulator transition and strongly correlated electronics.
Outlinei New types of superconducting and magnetic phenomena emerge incorrelated electron matters. The term ”correlated electron” represents the stateof matter where many electrons are strongly interacting with each other.
After an introductory talk on magnetism and superconductivity, review will begiven on some advanced topics, including high temperature superconductivity,
metal-insulator transition and colossalmagneto resistance. Potential applicationof correlated electron matters to technology is also presented focusing on
spintronics or strongly correlated electronics.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi strongly correlated electron systems, Mott insulator, colossalmagneto
resistance, high temperature superconductor
Goali To understand basic concepts of correlated electron matter and its application
Schedulei
1. Introduction to correlated electron matters
2. Perspectives of magnetism and superconductivity in correlated electron matters
3. Electronic states of atoms and ions
4. Magnetic ions in crystal electric field
5. Introduction to superconductivity
6. How to probe rich properties in correlated electron matters
7. Mott insulator and metal-insulator transition
8. Spin, charge and orbital in transition metal oxides
9. Colossalmagneto resistance in transition metal oxides
10. Application of transition metal oxides with correlated electrons
11. High temperature superconductivity
12. Heavy-fermion superconductivity
13. Electronic states of organic conductors
14. Application of superconductors with correlated electrons
15. Towards strongly correlated electronics
Evaluation Criteriai Reports on several subjects in lecture

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216622
Contacti⇒ Kishimoto (A202, +81-88-656-7548, yutaka@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 金曜日 16:00-17:30)⇒ Kawasaki (A217, +81-88-656-9878, yu@pm.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Nonlinear Optical Devices

2 units (selection)

Masanobu Haraguchi · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the principle, tipical structure, advantages and disadvantagesof current nonlinear optical devices. To develop ability to design new devices
and solve verious problems for applications.
Outlinei Physics of second-order and third-order nonlinear optical phenomena.
Principles of electro-optics. Optical nonlinearities in fibers. Photorefractive
materials. Nonlinear optical media. Anisotropic nonlinear optical media.
Dispersive nonlinear optic media. Coupled-wave theory. Electro-optic andacousto-optic devices. Second-order and third-order nonlinear optic devices.
Photonic switches. All-optical switches. Bistable optical devices. Opticalconnections.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi nonlinear optics, harmonic generation, nonlinear optical device,
optical switch
Relational Lecturei “Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials”(0.5)
Requirementi Student should have fundamental knowledge of electromagnetic
theory, waveoptics, optical properties of materials and lasers.
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of optoelectric
devices.
2. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of the second-ordernonlinear optical devices.
3. Possible to explain princiles, structure and characteristics of the third-ordernonlinear optical devices.
Schedulei
1. Introduction & interview
2. nonlinear optical phenomena
3. Electrooptic eﬀect and its applications
4. Magnetooptic eﬀect and its applications
5. Acoustoptic eﬀect and its applications
6. principle of second-order nonlinear eﬀects

7. Second-order nonlinear optical materials
8. Second-order nonlinear optical devices
9. principle of third-order nonlinear eﬀects
10. third-order nonlinear optical materials
11. Third-order nonlinear devices
12. Experiment for nonlienar optical phenomena
13. Current application of nonlinear devices
14. Photonic crystal
15. Integrated optical devices
Evaluation Criteriai Activity:20%, reports:40% and oral examinations:40%
Textbooki After interview, we will decide suitable text books.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216850
Contacti⇒ Haraguchi (Opt.209, +81-88-656-9411, haraguti@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Applied Statistical Physics

2 units (selection)

Nobuo Goto · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Atsushi Mori · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Learn to apply the statistical physics
Outlinei Concerning the mechanisms and phenomena in materials processing,lectures are given in method for analyzing the results on the basis of thestatistical physics.
Stylei Lecture
Noticei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得
必要
．
Goali
1. points of view in statistical physics
2. applying statistical physics to the practical problem
Schedulei
1. Thermodynamics of non-equilibrium and non-uniform systems I
2. Thermodynamics of non-equilibrium and non-uniform systems II
3. Thermodynamics of non-equilibrium and non-uniform systems III
4. Advanced statistical mechanics I
5. Advanced statistical mechanics II
6. Advanced statistical mechanics III
7. Exercise I
8. Examination I
9. Advanced statistical mechanics IV
10. Advanced statistical mechanics V
11. Advanced statistical mechanics VI
12. Transport phenomena I
13. Transport phenomena II
14. Transport phenomena III
15. Exercise II
16. Examination II
Evaluation Criteriai 60 点以上 合格．
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216577
Contacti⇒ Mori (Opt.407, +81-88-656-9417, mori@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Organic Photo-functional Materials

2 units (selection)

Hitoshi Tanaka · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yoshihiko Tezuka · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The objective of this course is to develop basic and practical knowledge ofchemistry that is required to design, synthesize, and construct organic materials
with desired functionality.
Outlinei Physical and chemical properties of molecules and molecular assemblies.
Molecular design for functional materials based on the molecular structure.
Synthetic method for constructing desired molecular structures. Molecular design,and characteristics of organic photo-functional materials (Tanaka). Physical andchemical properties of conjugated π-electron system and its application for
opto-electronic devices (Tezuka).
Stylei Portfolio
Relational Lecturei “Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials”(0.5)
Noticei You have to prepare for next lesson and review that day’s lesson for 2 hrs
respectively against 2 hr lesson to understand the lesson and acquire the credits.
Goali
1. to enable a student to understand functionality of organic materials in termsof their molecular structures.
2. to enable a student to construct practical routes for synthesizing desired
molecules.
Schedulei
1. Introduction to organic materials
2. Atomic groups expressing photo-functionality (1)3. Atomic groups expressing photo-functionality (2)4. Generation of photo-functionality by molecular assembly
5. Chemical modification (1): incorporation of functional atomic groups
6. Chemical modification (2): incorporation of functional atomic groups
7. Chemical modification (3): polymerization and polymer reaction
8. Spectroscopic analysis of molecular structure
9. Introduction to π-electron conjugated molecules
10. Synthesis of π-electron conjugated molecules
11. Properties of π-electron conjugated molecules (1)12. Properties of π-electron conjugated molecules (2)13. Applications to organic conducting materials
14. Applications to organic electroluminescence devices
15. Applications to organic solar cells

Evaluation Criteriai Term papers and oral examination.
Textbooki Text books will be decided after interview.
Referencei – to be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216899
Contacti⇒ Tanaka (Opt.211, +81-88-656-9420, tanaka@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Tezuka (Opt.307, +81-88-656-9423, ytezuka@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Advanced Optical Information Systems

2 units (selection)

Shiro Suyama · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Hirotsugu Yamamoto · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand an architecture, design, and device in optical information

systems.
Outlinei Information processing systems using optoelectronics devices andtechnologies which include lasers, light emitting diodes, spatial light modulators,
nonlinear recording devices and holographic technology: holographic systems,
optical computing systems, three-dimensional display systems, optical recording
systems, and optical measurmeut systems. This course is performed with lecture
in combination with portfolio.
Keywordi infomation photonics, optical computer, optical information processing,information optics
Goali
1. To understand the availability of light in optical information system
2. To understand the relation between information photonics and other technology
3. To develop a new architectur of optical information system
Schedulei
1. Intoroduction to optical information system
2. Optics in optical information system (1)3. Optics in optical information system (2)4. Light source and detector in optical information system
5. Optical modulator in optical information system (1)6. Optical modulator in optical information system (2)7. Analog optical information system (1)8. Analog optical information system (2)9. Digital optical information system (1)10. Digital optical information system (2)11. Optelectronic information system (1)12. Optelectronic information system (2)13. Information comunication technology and optical information technology
14. Biomedical optical measurement technology and optical information technology
15. Biotechnology and optical information technology
16. Examination
Evaluation Criteriai Report 100%Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216836

Notei 授業
習．

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授業

，2 時間
受

授業時間毎 2 時間 予習，授業 理解 単位取得

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Medical Information Systems

2 units (selection)

Noboru Niki · Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yoshiki Kawata · Associate Professor / Optical Materials and Devices, Optical Systems Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the fundamental concepts of digital environment for medical

diagnosis. To learn the design methods of medical information systems.
Outlinei This course introduces the design and the implementation of digital
environment for medical diagnosis based on the various technologies including
medical image data acquisition and retrieval, computer aided diagnosis using
multimodal medical data sets.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi imaging technology, computed-aided diagnosis systems, digital
environment for medical diagnosis
Relational Lecturei “Medical and Biological Engineering”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand medical imaging techniques.
2. To understand various techniques of computer-aided diagnosis.
3. To understand the fundamentals of digital environment for medical diagnosis.
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Imaging techniques
3. Image processing techniques
4. Pattern recognition techniques
5. Visualization techniques
6. Virtual reality/Mixed reality techniques
7. Design of computer-aided diagnosis systems
8. Implementation of computer-aided diagnosis systems
9. Design and implementation of fundamentals of digital environment for
medical diagnosis and therapy
10. Design of medical information systems (1)11. Design of medical information systems (2)12. Design of medical information systems (3)13. Design of medical information systems (4)14. Design of medical information systems (5)15. Advanced medical information systems
Evaluation Criteriai Report 100%
Textbooki Reference books are introduced to each topics.

Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216556
Contacti⇒ Niki (Opt.507, +81-88-656-9430, niki@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
⇒ Kawata (Opt.508, +81-88-656-9431, kawata@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei Preparation (2hrs) and Review (2hrs) are required to take this lecture (2hrs).

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Photonic Semiconductor Device Physics

2 units (selection)

Shiro Sakai · Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering, Yoshiki Naoi · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Katsushi Nishino · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti To understand the device physics and fabrication technique of photonic

Evaluation Criteriai Report 50%, Examination 50%. More than 60% is required

semiconductor devices..
Outlinei Interaction of photons and electrons in semiconductors, physics ofsuperlattice semiconductors and their applications as photonic devices. Crystal
growth of semiconductors and heteroepitaxy.
Stylei Lecture
Keywordi semiconductor, photonic device
Relational Lecturei “Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials”(0.5)
Goali
1. To understand device physics of photonic devices in terms of interaction ofphotons and electrons
2. To understand device physics of quantum eﬀect devices
3. To understand crystal growth and related technologies for fabrication ofphotonic devices
Schedulei
1. Introduction
2. Energy band structure of semiconductors
3. Quantum statistics of electrons in semiconductors
4. Carrier transport in semiconductors
5. Quantum devices and superlattice
6. Light absorption in semiconductors (interaction of electrons and photons)
7. Photocinductivity, photovol and photodiode8. Physics of light emission of semiconductors
9. Radiative recombination, non-radiative recombination, stimulated emission
and spontaneous emission
10. Light emitting diodes and lasers
11. Devices for optical communication
12. Crystal growth of substrates for photonic semiconductor devices
13. MOCVD and MBE
14. Fabrication of Ohmic contact
15. Nano-photonic devices and fabrication technology
16. Examination

to pass this class.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216839
Contacti⇒ Sakai (E 棟 2 階南 A-3, +81-88-656-7446, sakai@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp)
Mail⇒ Naoi (E 棟 2 階南 A-4, +81-88-656-7447, naoi@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 年度
学科 掲示 参照.)⇒ Nishino (E 棟 2 階南 A-5, +81-88-656-7464, nishino@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
Notei 授業 受際
，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受
，授業 理解 単位取得必要．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Optical and Functional Inorganic Materials

2 units (selection)

Kikuo Tominaga · Associate Professor / Material and Device Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti This cource aims to learn the fundamentals of material science of suchas single crystals, polycrystals or amorphous films for optical and functional
materials. At the same time, the synthesis methods of various films, theirevaluation techniques and the propagating optical beam and acoustic waves incrystals are lectured.
Outlinei Fundamentals of crystal science is lectured at first. Optical and electronic
processes in optical and functional materials such as single crystals, polycrystals
or amorphous films are followed. Advanced solid state physics of semiconductors,
dielectric and ferroelectric materials are included. Synthesis methods of opticaland functional crystals and films, evaluation methods of film properties are also
contained. Electro-optical and piezo-electrical eﬀects and solid state physics
relating with their eﬀects, characterization of crystals, symmetry elements ofcrystals and material constants,optical properties of crystals, electro-opticaleﬀects and nonlinear eﬀects, piezoelectricity, acoustic waves in crystal,interactionof phtons and phonons in crystal, synthesis methods of thin films (PVD method;electron beam evaporation, MBE, sputtering, laser ablation), film properties(charaterizations of electrical, optical and mechanical properties) are included.
Stylei Lecture and excercise
Keywordi functional material, semiconductor device, crystal optics, thin film
technology, deposition techniques of thin films
Relational Lecturei “Photonic Semiconductor Device Physics”(0.5), “Nonlinear
Optical Devices”(0.5)
Goali Understanding of the solid state physics of piezoelectric materials andfunctional thin films
Schedulei
1. Characterization of crystals
2. Symmetry elements of crystals and material constants 1
3. Symmetry elements of crystals and material constants 2
4. Optical properties of crystals 1
5. Optical properties of crystals 2
6. Electro-optical eﬀects and nonlinear eﬀects 1
7. Electro-optical eﬀects and nonlinear eﬀects 2
8. Piezoelectricity 1

9. Piezoelectricity 2
10. Acoustic waves in crystal 1
11. Acoustic waves in crystal 2
12. Interaction of phtons and phonons in crystal
13. Synthesis methods of thin films 1(PVD method; electron beam evaporation,
MBE, sputtering, laser ablation)
14. Synthesis methods of thin films 2(PVD method; electron beam evaporation,
MBE, sputtering, laser ablation)
15. Film properties (Charaterizations of electrical, optical and mechanicalproperties)
16. Exercise
Evaluation Criteriai Reports for each theme and examination
Textbooki Tomoya Ogawa:Fundamentals in Crystal Engineering, Shoukabou (inJapanese) and Shunichi Gonda, Applied Handbook of Thin Film Depositions,(NTS )(in Japanese)
Referencei
 荒川剛他，無機材料化学，三共出版
 日本学術振興会透明酸化物光・電子材料第 166 委員会編，透明導電膜 技術 (改訂 2 版)，Ohmsha
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216896
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Tominaga (E 棟 2 階南 A-6, +81-88-656-7439, tominaga@ee.tokushima-u.
ac.jp) Mail
Notei This lecture will be given in English.

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Medical and Biological Engineering

2 units (selection)

Masatake Akutagawa · Associate Professor / Electrical and Electronic Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti Various applications of electronic technologies to medical fields are

Notei This lecture will be given in English.

decsribed.
Outlinei Fundamental approaches to apply engineering such as electronics to
medical fields including diagnosis, treatment and alternative function are
described in relation to life sciences such as physiology, biomechanics and soforth. Typical systems of medical instruments are introduced. The developmentof new technologies based on the intelligent functions of living bodies arepresented. Functional characteristics of the nervous system and their application
to information processing and control are discussed.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Goali 1 Biological signal measurement 2 Biological signal processing 3 Medical
systems
Schedulei
1. Introduction of medical engineering
2. Introduction of measurement of biological signal
3. Electrical measurement methods
4. Magnetic measurement methods
5. Ultrasonic measurement methods
6. Other measurement methods
7. Biological signal processing methods
8. Examples of biological signal processing
9. Biological system identification
10. Measurement of brain functions
11. Measurement of other functions
12. Biological monitor
13. Analysis of electrical properties of tissue
14. Examples of medical diagnosis technology
15. Examples of medical treatment technology
16. Medical prosthesis technology
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216558
Contacti⇒ Akutagawa (工学部電気棟 3 階北 C-5, +81-88-656-7477, makutaga@ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office Hour: Thu. 18:00 - 20:00, Fri. 17:00 - 18:00)— 571 —

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Visual pattern processing

2 units (selection)

Kenji Terada · Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Stephen Karungaru·Githinji · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The basic technologies which replace the visual pattern processing functionof man by computer and their applied technologies are made to master.
Outlinei The advanced processing techniques of visual pattern, i.e., the preprocessing techniques, the feature extraction techniques, the classification
techniques of visual pattern, the processing techniques of color image and theirapplication examples are lectured.
Stylei Lecture in combination with Portfolio
Keywordi pattern recognition, vision, image processing
Fundamental Lecturei “Applied Image Processing”(1.0)
Goali Acquisition of knowledge about the processing theories of visual pattern
and their various applied technologies, and the processing technologies of color
image
Schedulei
1. Concept of pattern recognition
2. Statistical pattern classification method1
3. Statistical pattern classification method 2
4. Pattern classification method by the structural analysis technique
5. Pre-processing method of visual pattern
6. Feature extraction method of visual pattern 1
7. Feature extraction method of visual pattern 2
8. Segmentation method of visual pattern 1
9. Segmentation method of visual pattern 2
10. Pattern classification method by neural network
11. Pattern classification method by GA
12. Security image processing
13. Tracking of moving object
14. Texture analysis
15. The feature extraction method of color image and its application
16. Periodic examination
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216676
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Terada (Dr.802, +81-88-656-7499, terada@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail
(Office Hour: 月，水曜日 15:00∼ 17:00(年度
学科 掲示 参照))
Notei
 授業 受際，2 時間 授業時間毎 2 時間 予習 2 時間 復習
授業 受，授業 理解 単位取得
必要．
 授業計画 1∼ 15 ，各講義 最後 行演習
最終試験
達成度評価 行．

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Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Applied Knowledge Systems

2 units (selection)

Jun-ichi Aoe · Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering, Kenji Kita · Professor / Applied Information Media Engineering, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Masami Shishibori · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Masao Fuketa · Associate Professor / Intelligent Systems, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Kazuhiro Morita · Associate Professor / Information Science, Information Science and Intelligent Systems, Systems Innovation Engineering
Targeti The course introduces the basic principle and theory of knowledge-

based systems, including natural language processing systems, voice language
processing systems, information retrieval systems.
Outlinei Knowledge systems to natural language processing, voice language
processing, information retrieval and document database. Artificial natural
language processing systems, such as automatic building systems of intelligent
dictionaries, text understanding and summarization systems, dialog systems,
natural language interface systems, text classification systems, natural language
analysis systems and knowledge-based machine translation systems.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi knowledge-based system, natural language processing system, speech
and language processing system, information retrieval system, machinetranslation system
Fundamental Lecturei “Language Modeling”(1.0), “Natural Language Understanding”(1.0)
Relational Lecturei “Multimedia Systems and Applications”(0.5)
Goali To learn various methods for constructing knowledge-based intelligent
information systems.
Schedulei
1. Natural language processing systems 1: design and retrieval methods ofdictionaries
2. Natural language processing systems 2: design and implementation of parsers
3. Natural language processing systems 3: design and implementation of
language understanding systems
4. Machine translation systems 1: rule-based and example-based approaches
5. Machine translation systems 2: super-function
6. Machine translation systems 3: integrated methods
7. Speech and language processing systems 1: design of language models
8. Speech and language processing systems 2: design of acoustic models
9. Speech and language processing systems 3: design of search algorithms

10. Information retrieval systems 1: document retrieval based on vector spacemodels
11. Information retrieval systems 2: retrieval methods based on inverted index
files
12. Information retrieval systems 3: design and implementation of intelligent
document retrieval systems
13. Intelligent multimedia contents processing systems 1
14. Intelligent multimedia contents processing systems 2
15. Recent topics
16. Assignment
Evaluation Criteriai Assignment count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216575
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Aoe (Dr604, +81-88-656-7486, aoe@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tuesday 12:50 - 14:20)⇒ Kita (Dr503, +81-88-656-7496, kita@is.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
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Advanced Lecture on Quantum Nanostructure Semiconductors

2 units (selection)

Toshiro Isu · Professor / Institute of Technology and Science, Takahiro Kitada · Associate Professor / Institute of Technology and Science
Targeti This lecture aims at understanding basic concepts of the quantum

eﬀects of semiconductor nanostructures based on materials science and various
technologies for device applications.
Outlinei This lecture introduces characteristics of quantum structures andtechnologies of the device applications, based on quantum mechanics,
semiconductor physics, materials science and photonics. Advanced technologies
of fabrication and measurements and recent topics of the research are also
introduced.
Stylei Lecture
Goali To understand materials science and application technologies of nanostructure semiconductors
Schedulei
1. Electronic states in semiconductor quantum structures
2. Electronic properties of quantum stutures
3. Optical properties of quantum stutures
4. Fabrication technologies of semiconductor nanostructures
5. Evaluation technologies of crystals
6. Evaluation technologies of nanostructures
7. Analysis of elctronic properties
8. Analysis of optical properties
9. Quantum eﬀect devices
10. Nonlinear optical responces of semiconductors
11. Responces of optical micro cavity
12. Research progress in quantum nanostructure semiconductors
13. Ultrafast optical devices
14. Quantum information devices
15. Topics of recent advanced research (1)16. Topics of recent advanced research (2)Evaluation Criteriai Assignments
Textbooki None
Referencei To be introduced in the classContentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216907
Contacti— 574 —⇒ Isu (A224, +81-88-656-7670, t.isu@frc.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail (Office
Hour: Tue -Thu 10:00-14:00)

Graduate School of Advanced Technology and Science (2011) i DOCTOR’s DEGREE i Systems Innovation Engineering i Optical Systems Engineering

Advanced Exercise on Optical System Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

All teachers
Targeti This subject is especially provided in order to deepen the syudy, and must

be taken under the guidance of a faculty in major field of study.
Outlinei Exercises related to research theme are performed.
Stylei Portfolio
Keywordi optical engineering
Goali To obtain deeper knowledge regarding research theme.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Exercise
3. Report
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216827
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Inoue (Opt.310, +81-88-656-9416, inoue@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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Advanced Research on Optical System Engineering

2 units (compulsory)

Teachers in other colleges or departments
Targeti This subject is essentially provided in order to deepen the research, andmust be taken under the guidance of a faculty in other field of study.
Outlinei Exerecises related to research theme are perfomed.
Keywordi research, optical engineering
Goali To have wider knowledge regarding research theme.
Schedulei
1. Guidance
2. Research
3. Report
Evaluation Criteriai Assignments count 100%.
Textbooki To be introduced in the class.
Referencei To be introduced in the class.
Contentsi http://cms.db.tokushima-u.ac.jp/cgi-bin/toURL?EID=216828
Studenti Able to be taken by only specified class(es)Contacti⇒ Inoue (Opt.310, +81-88-656-9416, inoue@opt.tokushima-u.ac.jp) Mail

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