Established parent

CourseNumber

0BTW2110BTW2120BTW2130BTW214

Course Name

Informatics Seminar
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Informatics Seminara2

Informatics Seminarb1

Informatics Seminarb2

Requirements

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Type
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Term

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FallABC

SprABC

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Meeting
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Course Overview

Remarks

In order to develop human resources who cansolve various problems in the informationsociety by the interdisciplinary approach ofhumanities and sciences, main academic
advisors and secondary academic advisors of
Yoshidathe Degree Program in Informatics provide
Yuko,Suzuki
research guidance based on the specialized
Nobutaka,Teruyam knowledge of the individual disciplines ofa Junko,Main
informatics in an interactive form toacademic
students of the Doctoral Program inInformatics. Students have opportunities toadvisors andget advice on research for their doctoral
secondarydissertation beyond the laboratory byacademicpresenting the progress of research in front
advisors ofof multiple faculty members. Informatics
Doctoral Program Seminar a will be offered in the Fallin Informatics Module.

In every year,
classes are taught
in Japanese andEnglish; Research
Seminar Courses
Online(Asynchronous).
Online(Synchronous)

In order to develop human resources who cansolve various problems in the informationsociety by the interdisciplinary approach ofhumanities and sciences, main academic
advisors and secondary academic advisors of
Yoshidathe Degree Program in Informatics provide
Yuko,Suzuki
research guidance based on the specialized
Nobutaka,Teruyam knowledge of the individual disciplines ofa Junko,Main
informatics in an interactive form toacademic
students of the Doctoral Program inInformatics. Students have opportunities toadvisors andget advice on research for their doctoral
secondarydissertation beyond the laboratory byacademicpresenting the progress of research in front
advisors ofof multiple faculty members. Informatics
Doctoral Program Seminar a will be offered in the Fallin Informatics Module.

In every year,
classes are taught
in Japanese andEnglish; Research
Seminar Courses
Online(Asynchronous).
Online(Synchronous)

In order to develop human resources who cansolve various problems in the informationsociety by the interdisciplinary approach ofhumanities and sciences, main academic
advisors and secondary academic advisors of
Yoshidathe Degree Program in Informatics provide
Yuko,Suzuki
research guidance based on the specialized
Nobutaka,Teruyam knowledge of the individual disciplines ofa Junko,Main
informatics in an interactive form toacademic
students of the Doctoral Program inInformatics. Students have opportunities toadvisors andget advice on research for their doctoral
secondarydissertation beyond the laboratory byacademicpresenting the progress of research in front
advisors ofof multiple faculty members. Informatics
Doctoral Program Seminar b will be offered in the Springin Informatics Module.

In every year,
classes are taught
in Japanese andEnglish; Research
Seminar Courses
Online(Asynchronous).
Online(Synchronous)

In order to develop human resources who cansolve various problems in the informationsociety by the interdisciplinary approach ofhumanities and sciences, main academic
advisors and secondary academic advisors of
Yoshidathe Degree Program in Informatics provide
Yuko,Suzuki
research guidance based on the specialized
Nobutaka,Teruyam knowledge of the individual disciplines ofa Junko,Main
informatics in an interactive form toacademic
students of the Doctoral Program inInformatics. Students have opportunities toadvisors andget advice on research for their doctoral
secondarydissertation beyond the laboratory byacademicpresenting the progress of research in front
advisors ofof multiple faculty members. Informatics
Doctoral Program Seminar b will be offered in the Springin Informatics Module.

In every year,
classes are taught
in Japanese andEnglish; Research
Seminar Courses
Online(Asynchronous).
Online(Synchronous)

0BTW231 Research Internship

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2.0

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SprABCbyappoint
ment

KoizumiMasanori,Takaku
Masao,Matsumura
AtsushiEngage in research activities inPractical Seminarorganizations other than the degree program Courses
to which you belong, such as international
Online(Synchronous)
research institutes, national laboratories,
corporate research laboratories, anduniversity laboratories. Research themes
follow the instructions of the recipient. In
addition to gaining the opportunity toparticipate in advanced and cutting-edge
research, by experiencing collaborative
research, you will learn that there arevarious styles of discussion among
researchers, how to proceed with researchand how to summarize results and contributeto research. In addition to applying for a
research institution, this course allows you
to negotiate the institution regarding a
research intern acceptance.

This course is designed to provide students
with guidance for their graduation researchunder the supervision of their academic
advisor, assuming that they will become
university faculty members in the future.
In the first half of the lecture, students

0BTW232 Research Instruction

2

2.0

2

by
FallABC appoint
ment

Ikeuchiwill learn about the various styles ofAtsushi,Uda
research guidance and understand the flow
Norihiko,Fujisaw and main points of graduate researchaguidance.
Makoto,Wakabayas
In the latter half of the seminar, students
hi KeiIn every year,
classes are taught
in Japanese andEnglish; Practical
Seminar Courses
Online(Asynchronous).
Online(Synchronous)

will be involved in the presentation andwriting of their thesis, and acquire actual
research guidance skills.

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Project Based
Learning

Synthetic Seminar on
Informatics Ia

Synthetic Seminar on
Informatics Ib

Synthetic Seminar on
Informatics IIa

2

2

2

2

2.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1

1

1

3

SprABC

SprABCbyappoint
ment

byappoint
ment

by
FallABC appoint
ment

SprABCbyappoint
mentThis course exercises project-based learning
for those who seek a professional career.
Problem formulation and setting are primaryperformed by students, and the research
project is managed by a PDCA cycle. The
Kato
Makoto,Toshimori course aims to navigate students to self
Atsushi,Maeshiro manage a research project, adjust the
Tetsuya,山本 修 schedule based on the progress, and make alevel of contribution. Students report to平
instructors time to time and receive
feedback.

Practical Seminar
Courses
Online(Asynchronous).
Online(Synchronous)

Students will receive advanced dissertation Research Seminarguidance by academic advisors on the
Coursesfollowing research topics in the fields of
Othersmedia science, information interaction, andlibrary and information science, to complete
a doctoral thesis.
Uda
Norihiko,Faculty (1) Theory and application of datautilization considering the nature of mediaof the Doctoral (2) Theory and application on information
Program inuse focusing on communication
Informatics(3) Theory and application on the managementof knowledge resources as social
infrastructure

Students will receive advanced dissertation Research Seminarguidance by academic advisors on the
Coursesfollowing research topics in the fields of
Othersmedia science, information interaction, andlibrary and information science, to complete
a doctoral thesis.
Uda
Norihiko,Faculty (1) Theory and application of datautilization considering the nature of mediaof the Doctoral (2) Theory and application on information
Program inuse focusing on communication
Informatics(3) Theory and application on the managementof knowledge resources as social
infrastructure

Students will receive advanced dissertation Research Seminarguidance by academic advisors on the
Courses
Othersfollowing research topics in the fields of
media science, information interaction, andlibrary and information science, to complete
a doctoral thesis.
Uda
Norihiko,Faculty (1) Theory and application of datautilization considering the nature of mediaof the Doctoral (2) Theory and application on information
Program inuse focusing on communication
Informatics(3) Theory and application on the managementof knowledge resources as social
infrastructure

0BTW254

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0BTW271

Synthetic Seminar on
Informatics IIb

Synthetic Seminar on
Informatics Ia

Synthetic Seminar on
Informatics Ib

Synthetic Seminar on
Informatics IIa

Synthetic Seminar on
Informatics IIb

Global Research
Seminar IIIa

2

2

2

2

2

2

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

3

1

1

3

3

1

by
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ment

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Students will receive advanced dissertation Research Seminar
Coursesguidance by academic advisors on thefollowing research topics in the fields of
Othersmedia science, information interaction, andlibrary and information science, to complete
a doctoral thesis.
Uda
Norihiko,Faculty (1) Theory and application of datautilization considering the nature of mediaof the Doctoral (2) Theory and application on information
Program inuse focusing on communication
Informatics(3) Theory and application on the managementof knowledge resources as social
infrastructure

Students will receive advanced dissertation
guidance by academic advisors on thefollowing research topics in the fields of
media science, information interaction, andlibrary and information science, to complete
a doctoral thesis.
Uda
Norihiko,Faculty (1) Theory and application of datautilization considering the nature of mediaof the Doctoral (2) Theory and application on information
Program inuse focusing on communication
Informatics(3) Theory and application on the managementof knowledge resources as social
infrastructure

Research Seminar
Courses.Only those
who plan to complete
early can take thiscourse. Applicantsneed to apply for
the Graduate
Academic Affairs
Section.
OthersStudents will receive advanced dissertation
guidance by academic advisors on thefollowing research topics in the fields of
media science, information interaction, andlibrary and information science, to complete
a doctoral thesis.
Uda
Norihiko,Faculty (1) Theory and application of datautilization considering the nature of mediaof the Doctoral (2) Theory and application on information
Program inuse focusing on communication
Informatics(3) Theory and application on the managementof knowledge resources as social
infrastructure

Research Seminar
Courses.Only those
who plan to complete
early can take thiscourse. Applicantsneed to apply for
the Graduate
Academic Affairs
Section.
OthersStudents will receive advanced dissertation
guidance by academic advisors on thefollowing research topics in the fields of
media science, information interaction, andlibrary and information science, to complete
a doctoral thesis.
Uda
Norihiko,Faculty (1) Theory and application of datautilization considering the nature of mediaof the Doctoral (2) Theory and application on information
Program inuse focusing on communication
Informatics(3) Theory and application on the managementof knowledge resources as social
infrastructure

Research Seminar
Courses.Only those
who plan to complete
early can take thiscourse. Applicantsneed to apply for
the Graduate
Academic Affairs
Section.
OthersStudents will receive advanced dissertation
guidance by academic advisors on thefollowing research topics in the fields of
media science, information interaction, andlibrary and information science, to complete
a doctoral thesis.
Uda
Norihiko,Faculty (1) Theory and application of datautilization considering the nature of mediaof the Doctoral (2) Theory and application on information
Program inuse focusing on communication
Informatics(3) Theory and application on the managementof knowledge resources as social
infrastructure

Research Seminar
Courses.Only those
who plan to complete
early can take thiscourse. Applicantsneed to apply for
the Graduate
Academic Affairs
Section.
OthersThe purpose is of this course is tocomprehensively acquire skills forpresenting your work at international
conferences. Students prepare presentationmaterials and have rehearsals forpresentations. After that students makepresentations at international conferences
and participate related researchpresentations, and broaden their researchscopes. After conferences students make a
MikawaMasahiko,Academi self-assessment by looking back on thec advisors for presentation and make reports on otherpresentations they found it interesting.
the Doctoral
This class is offered for first year
Program instudents.

Students will be
designated by themain course
instructor; (1)Priority
applications to“University ofTsukuba Study Abroad
Support Program" areavailable up to
three times during
the three years ofstandard enrollment
periods. (2)Research Seminar
Courses (Will not becounted as credits
in completion
requirements)
OthersInformatics

0BTW272

Global Research
Seminar IIIb

2

1.0

1

by
FallABC appoint
ment

The purpose is of this course is tocomprehensively acquire skills forpresenting your work at international
conferences. Students prepare presentationmaterials and have rehearsals forpresentations. After that students makepresentations at international conferences
and participate related researchpresentations, and broaden their researchscopes. After conferences students make a
MikawaMasahiko,Academi self-assessment by looking back on thec advisors for presentation and make reports on otherpresentations they found it interesting.
the Doctoral
This class is offered for first year
Program instudents.

Students will be
designated by themain course
instructor; (1)Priority
applications to“University ofTsukuba Study Abroad
Support Program" areavailable up to
three times during
the three years ofstandard enrollment
periods. (2)Research Seminar
Courses (Will not becounted as credits
in completion
requirements)
OthersThe purpose is of this course is tocomprehensively acquire skills forpresenting your work at international
conferences. Students prepare presentationmaterials and have rehearsals forpresentations. After that students makepresentations at international conferences
and participate related researchpresentations, and broaden their researchscopes. After conferences students make a
MikawaMasahiko,Academi self-assessment by looking back on thec advisors for presentation and make reports on otherpresentations they found it interesting.
the Doctoral
This class is offered for second year
Program instudents.

Students will be
designated by themain course
instructor; (1)Priority
applications to“University ofTsukuba Study Abroad
Support Program" areavailable up to
three times during
the three years ofstandard enrollment
periods. (2)Research Seminar
Courses (Will not becounted as credits
in completion
requirements)
OthersThe purpose is of this course is tocomprehensively acquire skills forpresenting your work at international
conferences. Students prepare presentationmaterials and have rehearsals forpresentations. After that students makepresentations at international conferences
and participate related researchpresentations, and broaden their researchscopes. After conferences students make a
MikawaMasahiko,Academi self-assessment by looking back on thec advisors for presentation and make reports on otherpresentations they found it interesting.
the Doctoral
This class is offered for second year
Program instudents.

Students will be
designated by themain course
instructor; (1)Priority
applications to“University ofTsukuba Study Abroad
Support Program" areavailable up to
three times during
the three years ofstandard enrollment
periods. (2)Research Seminar
Courses (Will not becounted as credits
in completion
requirements)
OthersThe purpose is of this course is tocomprehensively acquire skills forpresenting your work at international
conferences. Students prepare presentationmaterials and have rehearsals forpresentations. After that students makepresentations at international conferences
and participate related researchpresentations, and broaden their researchscopes. After conferences students make a
MikawaMasahiko,Academi self-assessment by looking back on thec advisors for presentation and make reports on otherpresentations they found it interesting.
the Doctoral
This class is offered for third year
Program instudents.

Students will be
designated by themain course
instructor; (1)Priority
applications to“University ofTsukuba Study Abroad
Support Program" areavailable up to
three times during
the three years ofstandard enrollment
periods. (2)Research Seminar
Courses (Will not becounted as credits
in completion
requirements)
OthersInformatics

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Global Research
Seminar IVa

2

1.0

2

SprABCbyappoint
ment

Informatics

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Global Research
Seminar IVb

2

1.0

2

by
FallABC appoint
ment

Informatics

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Global Research
Seminar Va

2

1.0

3

SprABCbyappoint
ment

Informatics

0BTW276

Global Research
Seminar Vb

2

1.0

3

by
FallABC appoint
ment

The purpose is of this course is tocomprehensively acquire skills forpresenting your work at international
conferences. Students prepare presentationmaterials and have rehearsals forpresentations. After that students makepresentations at international conferences
and participate related researchpresentations, and broaden their researchscopes. After conferences students make a
MikawaMasahiko,Academi self-assessment by looking back on thec advisors for presentation and make reports on otherpresentations they found it interesting.
the Doctoral
This class is offered for third year
Program instudents.

Informatics

Cooperative Education
0BTW291 through ResearchInternships

3

2.0

1, 2

AnnualbyrequestUda Norihiko

Apply "Cooperative Education throughResearch Internships" under the guidance ofan academic advisor and conduct "Cooperative
Education through Research Internships" at acompany. The purpose of this is to expand
the possibilities of career paths,
objectively confirm one's own expertise, andcultivate practical skills backed byresearch skills that can be used even if one
advances to academia.

Students will be
designated by themain course
instructor; (1)Priority
applications to“University ofTsukuba Study Abroad
Support Program" areavailable up to
three times during
the three years ofstandard enrollment
periods. (2)Research Seminar
Courses (Will not becounted as credits
in completion
requirements)
OthersResearch Seminar
Courses (Will not becounted as credits
in completion
requirements)
Others