To PEAK students enrolled in or before 2020:(Appendix 6)Group

Category

PEAK Academic Handbook
Changes in Integrated Course Outlines (for April-entry Students)

Courses

Course ContentSemester/
Term

NewlyC

Offered

NewlyC

OfferedChange C

Studies inGender Studies

Contemporary【SocialSocieties

Sciences】

Studies in

Gender Studies

Contemporary【HumanSocieties

Sciences】

Interdisciplina

Interdisciplinary Presenting some of the results of interdisciplinary research into contemporaryry SocialSocial ScienceScience

Credits

Basic concepts and knowledge in gender studies are examined from social
scientific viewpoints.

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1 or 2

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1 or 2The course will examine the histories and theories of the representation ofsex/gender and bodies. .

society, the basics of cross cutting and comprehensive social science are lecturedupon.
【Not offered from AY 2022】

Change E

Life Science

Zoological

Lectures are given on the characteristic life phenomena of animals, such as nerves,

Sciencemuscles, endocrine system and immunity.
(Registrable for 1st year students in A Semester, and for 2nd year students in S
Semester.)

Change E

Life SciencePlant Science

Lectures are given on the characteristic life phenomena of plants, such as
photosynthesis, nitrogen metabolism and phytohormones.
(Registrable for 1st year students in A Semester, and for 2nd year students in SSemester.)Change E

Advanced

Advanced

Advanced and leading-edge topics in the fields of Nanoscience, Quantum Physics,

Sciences

Science I α

Quantum Information, Molecular Science, Synthetic Chemistry, etc. are intended forstudents who are highly motivated in learning material sciences (approx. 20 seats).
The classes that include practical seminars to solve problems are conducted in an

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２interactive manner.
Change E

Advanced

AdvancedAdvanced and leading-edge topics in the fields of Biochemistry, Molecular CellSciences

Science II αBiology, Genetics, Embryology, Evolutionary Biology, etc. are intended for students

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who are highly motivated in learning life sciences (approx. 20 seats). The classes that

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include practical seminars to solve problems are conducted in an interactive manner.
Change E

Advanced

AdvancedSciences

Science III α

Advanced and leading-edge topics in the fields of Soft Matter, Non-equilibrium
Phenomenology, System Biology, Space and Earth System, etc. are intended forstudents who are highly motivated in learning multidisciplinary sciences (approx. 20seats). The classes that include practical seminars to solve problems are conducted inＳ/ＡＳ・Ａ

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an interactive manner.
Change EAdvancedAdvanced

Advanced and leading-edge topics in the fields of Structural Biology, Molecular CellSciences

ScienceBiology, Signal Transduction, Drug Development, etc. are intended for students whoＳ/ＡIV α

are highly motivated in learning life sciences (approx. 20 seats). The classes thatＳ・Ａ

２include practical seminars to solve problems are conducted in an interactive manner.
Change FInformatics

Theory ofComputing

As an introduction to theoretical computer science, this course covers the definitionof computation (computation models), the limits of computation (computability,complexity theory), etc.

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