科目名 Course Title

Inter-Graduate School Classes (General Subject): Inter-Disciplinary Sciences

講義題目 Subtitle

Global Practical Course II

責任教員 Instructor

TANI Hirofumi (Faculty of Engineering)

担当教員 Other Instructors

LOMAEVA Marina (Institute for the Advancement of Higher Education)
WHITFIELD Dale Lee (Institute for the Advancement of Higher Education)
IWASAKI Shinya (Graduate School of Environmental Science) (Tuesday Class)
EDELHEIM Johan Richard (Research Faculty of Media and Communication) (Thursday Class)

科目種別 Course TypeInter-Graduate School Classes

他学部履修等の可否 Open To
Other Faculties / Schools

OK

開講年度 Year2024

期間 Semester

1st (Summer Term)

授業形態 Type of ClassSeminar

単位数 Number of Credits

2

対象学科・クラス Eligible
Department / Class-

対象年次 Year of Eligible
Students-

時間割番号 Course Number

101234 (Tuesday class)101279 (Thursday class)

補足事項 Other Information-

ナンバリングコード Numbering Code

IGS_IDS 9211

大分類コード・名称 Major Category Code / Title

IGS_IDS / Inter-Graduate School Classes_Inter-Disciplinary
Sciences

レベルコード・レベル Level Code / Level

9 / Others (e.g. study abroad)

中分類コード・名称 Middle Category Code / Title

2

小分類コード・名称 Small Category Code / Title

1

言語 Language TypeClasses are in English.

実務経験のある教員等による授業科目 Course list by theinstructor with practical experiences-キーワード Key Words

Project management, problem solving, “3+1 Competencies” (Ability for Sustainable Personal Development; Team Organization &Management Skills; Capacity for Knowledge Sharing & Application for Social Benefit; and Professional Ethics), leadership,communication, team building, facilitation, creative thinking, critical thinking, presentation skills
授業の目標 Course Objectives

This course is open to all master's and professional degree students and is offered as one of the Pre-program Courses for students
who intend to enroll in the Nitobe College Honors Program: Graduate Curriculum. "Global Practical Course I” held prior to thiscourse is a prerequisite. Completing "Global Practical Course I" and this course is one of the requirements for enrollment in theNitobe College Honors Program: Graduate Curriculum.
(Taking this course does not oblige the students to apply for enrollment in Nitobe College)
Nitobe College Honors Program: Graduate Curriculum aims to develop students into professionals with “3+1 Competencies” (Abilityfor Sustainable Personal Development; Team Organization & Management Skills; Capacity for Knowledge Sharing & Applicationfor Social Benefit; and Professional Ethics), which are considered essential to thrive in a globalizing world. As a preparatory step
toward this goal, the students participate in collaborative projects with peers with different intellectual concerns and expertise in thiscourse.
In this course, the students are to be trained in project management through collaboration in team projects, using knowledge andskills they learned in “Global Practical Course I.”
到達目標 Course Goals

By completing this course, students will be able to:- Understand the significance of project management;- Learn the basic knowledge and skills in project management and apply them for practical purposes, including their graduate
research;- Contribute to project-based teamwork, using the knowledge and skills they learned in “Global Practical Course I.”

授業計画 Course Schedule

Week 1: Course Orientation / Review of Learning Outcome from “Global Practical Course I”/Professionalism & Professional Ethics- The goal and objectives of the course, class formats and basic rules, evaluation/grading policies, academic calendar and classschedule, etc., are explained.
- Student set their learning goal for this term and discuss how that goal can be achieved based on the review of the learning outcomesfrom “Global Practical Course I.”
Week 2-8: Project Management: Basics and Practice- Students learn the idea of project management through guidance lectures and group discussions.
- Students understand basic concepts, such as prototyping, Gantt chart, WBS, and risk management.
- Based on the knowledge above, students work in groups on practical exercises to make a simple prototype of a product assignedby lecturers (as required by clients). In so doing, they are to record steps in the process of prototyping, and in concluding, they present
the project to the clients following the consequence of stereotyping.
The schedule for Tuesday class in AY2024 is as follows;
Every Tuesday from June 11 to July 30, 2024, 5th and 6th periods
The first session also serves as the final session of "Global Practical Course I.”
The schedule for Thursday class in AY2024 is as follows;
Every Thursday from June 13 to August 1, 2024, 5th and 6th periods
The first session also serves as the final session of "Global Practical Course I.”
準備学習（予習・復習）等の内容と分量 Homework

After each class, students are required to submit their learning outcomes, comments on class content, and self-evaluation through theNitobe Portfolio (NPF).
成績評価の基準と方法 Grading System

The evaluation items are as follows; Active participation in class, contribution to team learning, presentation about the project,learning outcomes and self-evaluation, comments on class content, and self-evaluation of the "3+1 Competencies" as well as final
Self-evaluation Report required to submit later to identify/define their learning outcomes and review and revise future learning goals.
If new evaluation items are added, explanations will be provided as necessary.
テキスト・教科書 Textbooks

必要に応じて指示する。
Supplementary materials are instructed or provided when necessary.
講義指定図書 Reading List

必要に応じて指示する。
Supplementary materials are instructed or provided when necessary.
参照ホームページ Websites

https://nitobe-college.academic.hokudai.ac.jp/, https://nitobe-college.academic.hokudai.ac.jp/en/
研究室のホームページ Websites of Laboratory

N/A
備考 Additional Information

Students considering to take the course are required to participate in one of the guidances listed below, and to submit thepreliminary assignments specified in the guidance (deadlines and methods will also be specified in the guidance).
If you are unable to attend the guidance session due to unavoidable circumstances, contact<nitobecollegegraduates@high.hokudai.ac.jp> in advance.
2024 Guidance for First Semester Pre-program courses (also Nitobe College enrollment Information Session)
Date; April 9 (Tue) 5 pm- (Japanese session)
Date; April 11 (Thu) 5 pm- (English session)
Place; Room S5 (1F), S-Building, Institute for the Advancement of Higher Education, Hokkaido University
Applicants who will be permitted to take the course will be determined based on the content of the preliminary assignments andwill be notified at 1 pm on April 18.
For details, please refer to the Nitobe College website.
Inquiries regarding this course: nitobecollegegraduates@high.hokudai.ac.jp