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Advanced Analysis
on Existing
既存建築物分析学 Buildings A
大学院
特論Ａ・B
Advanced Analysis
on Existing
Buildings B

学部

Advanced
Architectural
建築設計特論Ａ・ Design A
Ｂ
Advanced
Architectural
Design B

地域
デザイン
科学部

英語と日本
語半々で実
施する科目

大学院

Advanced
海外プロジェクト international
特論
projectmanagement

地域
デザイン
科学部

英語と日本
語半々で実
施する科目

大学院

耐震工学特論

Advanced
Earthquake
Engineering

地域
デザイン
科学部

英語と日本
語半々で実
施する科目

岩盤力学特論

Advanced cource
for rock mechnics
and rockengineering

地域
デザイン
科学部

地域
デザイン
科学部

地域
デザイン
科学部

英語と日本
語半々で実
施する科目

英語と日本
語半々で実
施する科目

英語と日本
語半々で実
施する科目

大学院

大学院

大学院

学部

河川工学特論都市交通特論

Advanced River
Engineering

Advanced Course
on UrbanTransportation

コミュニティデザ Seminar inイン演習
Community Design

2019.7.23

担当教員

Teacher

COURSE DESCRIPTION

藤本郷史

FUJIMOTO,
SatoshiThis course explores principles, procedures ,inspection methods andup-to-date topics on the management of existing buildings. The topics
includes, but not limted to, detereoration phenomena, resource flow
and stocks, information trasfer, mitigation of environmental impacts
and demolition of buildings. Students are expected to understand thebasics of building material and construction.

YASUMORI,
Akio

This course explores architectural theories and design methods byarchitects and critics from the 20th century. We will read crutial andup-to-date articles and manifests on modern and contemporary
architecture and urbanism in turn, and discuss them to develop
students' own strategies toward contemporay architecture. Students are
required to have understood the basic history of modern
architecture.

暁

YAMAOKA,
SatoshiThis course provides comprehensive project management knowledge
required to establish infrastructure and learn to apply the knowledge
to actual projects.
Introduce examples of overseas projects so that you can understandcomprehensive project management and apply it. The first half will
focus on project management knowledge using examples to deepen
understanding. The latter half will be discussed within the groupbased on the project case study.

藤倉修一

FUJITA,
Syuichi

The course provides the fundamental and advance concepts, principles
and application of earthquake engineering in design of structures,
especially bridge structures. The course covers the seismic analysisof structures, earthquake resistant design of structures.

安森亮雄

山岡

清木隆文

SEIKI,
Takafumi

池田裕一

大森宣暁

安高真弓
原田 淳
石井大一郎
三田妃路佳
中川 敦
中島宗皓
中村祐司
大森玲子
阪田和哉
白石智子
鈴木富之
高橋俊守
塚本 順
若園雄志郎

This cource is a lecture for understanding the basical concept forrock mechanics and for its application introdicing the examples of
constraction and maintenance for rock structure. For example, itwill introduce the differnce among rocks and rock mass with the view
point of base rocks and geological discontinuites in mechanical andhydraulical state.

IKEDA,YuichiThis cource provides fundamentals of river hydraulics. The first half
will show the feamework of fluid mechanics in river flow, namely, thegoverning equations of river flow and turbulence structure in open
channel flow. The latter half will deal with movable bed hydlaulics,
that is, sediment transport and river morphology. The effect ofvegetation on river flow and topography will be also discussed inthe
last part.

OHMORI,
NobuakiThis course provides basic and advanced knowledge and techniques ofurban transportation planning, especially focusing on sustainabletransportation and new mobility technologies such as autonomousvehicles and MaaS (mobility as a service). Lectures including
exercises about the following specific topics, (1) human activitytravel behavior, (2) travel surveys, (3) accessible cities andtransportation, and (4) land use and transportation planning, will begiven.

ATAKA
Mayumi,
HARADA Jun,
ISHII
Daiichiro,
MITA Hiroka,
NAKAGAWA
Atsushi,
NAKAJIMAThis course provides the various academic disciplines on community
So'ko',
design in regional society. The students can choose from the
NAKAMURA
Yuji, OHMORI disciplines of Economic Policy, Cultural Management, Local Autonomy,
Rural Management, Landscape Ecology, Dietary Habits and Science,
Reiko,
Community Management, Public Management, Public Policy, Adult and
SAKATA
Community Education, Welfare Sociology, Psychology, Geography of
Kazuya,SHIRAISHI Tourism, and so on.
Satoko,SUZUKI
Tomiyuki,
TAKAHASHI
Toshimori,
TSUKAMOTO
Jun,
WAKAZONO
Yushiro1

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会話分析入門

Linguistic
Typology and基盤教育
Language
Communicationclass

An lntroduction
to Conversation
Analysis

Linguistic
Typology andLanguage
Communication

国際学部

英語開講
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基盤教育

Japanese
Communication
Arts

Japanese
Communication
Arts

国際学部

英語開講
科目

基盤教育

Foreign Language Foreign Language
Learning and
Learning andCommunication
Communication

担当教員

2019.7.23

Teacher

COURSE DESCRIPTION

敦NAKAGWA,
AtsushiOrdinary conversation is primordial and most common phenomenon in thissociety. It has some structures that make our world possible; such asa turn taking system for talk, repair organization to deal withtroubles of speaking, hearing and understanding, sequence organization
to make conversation coherent, etc. Without these structures, oursociety would be completely different, or indeed impossible.
Conversation Analysis(CA), which was founded by Harvey Sacks, EmanuelSchegllof and Gail Jefferson in 1960's, has elucidated thesestructures and the way in which we use them in ordinary life. CA has
also made it clear that how these structures are applied ininstitutional settings such as medical, court, politics, media,
education, business, etc. We will understand the basic ideas of CA,
get a sense of the analysis of conversational data and, mostimportantly, grasp the spirit of this discipline.

吉⽥ ⼀彦

YOSHIDA,
Kazuhiko

In this course we will conduct classroom activities to discovervarious formal aspects of human languages, diversity of communication,
relations between language and culture and so on, with interests inour own ways of communication in mother tongues/dialects as well asclassmates' different ways. For this purpose we will grasp observed
phenomena by utilizing methods and findings in language science.

戚 傑

Qi JieIn this course, we will explore various aspects of JapaneseCommunication Arts. This course will introduce different communicationstyles, which are crucial for successfully functioning in Japanesesociety. Japanese has a set of discourse styles, or registers that canseem complex to newcomers. We will look at the styles of speech usedin
personal versus public situations, by men and by women, by old people
and young people, in a way that will help clarify the differences andoffer you a window into Japanese culture. In addition to presenting
the different styles, the class will help you situate them in terms ofJapanese history, society, culture and education.

湯澤 伸夫

YUZAWA,
Nobuo

In this course, we will explore language learning, focusing on the
English language, and communication with written and visual materials.
We will also develop output skills through writing and speaking.

中川

One way to think about “culture” is as a category. All around theworld, different groups of people have developed varying ways ofascribing meaning to life, and these variegated approaches tocollective being coexist and compete in a multicultural world; we
ourselves, as students, can define and examine these discrete culturescomparatively. But we can also think of culture as a problem: people
GHADIMI AMIN in the present and the past have themselves grappled with what itmeans to live in a world of diversity, and we can study how they haveunderstood and used “culture” as an idea and practice. In thiscourse, we take the latter approach. Instead of imposing our own
comparative framework from outside, we will try to enter thecomparative frameworks that people themselves have historicallydeveloped, and we will assess and evaluate those frameworks.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

多⽂化共⽣基礎A

Comparative Studyof Culture

アミン
ガデミ

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

English for
Current Events

English for
Current Events

出羽 尚

IZUHA,
TakashiStudents are provided with reading and listening activities to develop
their skills to make use of English newspaper articles and English
news programs for their future study.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

Presentation and Presentation andDiscussion
Discussion

湯澤 伸夫

YUZAWA,
Nobuo

In this course, we will develop academic communication skills in
English through presentations and discussions by making use of
specified themes on langue and culture.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

Directed English Directed English
Reading
Reading

米山 正文

YONEYAMA,
Masafumi

This is an intermediate English reading course. The materials to be
used include expository and narrative writings.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

Introduction to
Latin American
Studies

Introduction to
Latin American
Studies

スエヨシ
アナ

SUEYOSHI,
Ana

This course will provide the students with a general overview of Latin
American and Caribbean countries.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

Latin American
Politics andSocietyLatin American
Politics andSocietyスエヨシ
アナ

SUEYOSHI,
Ana

This course will span from the New World discovery, the Spanish
conquest, through colonial, independence and early republican periods,
and their impact on current Latin America.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

Japan's
International
RelationsJapan's
International
Relations

清水奈名子

SHIMIZU,
NanakoThe aim of this course is to study Japan’s international relations
with English texts and materials. By analyzing Japan’s foreign
policies through foreign language, it is expected that students will
enhance their abilities to understand the role and position of Japanin today’s world.

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Cultures of the Cultures of the
English-Speaking English-Speaking
World
World

学部

Linguistic
Typology andLanguage
Communication

Linguistic
Typology andLanguage
Communication

授業科目名

国際学部

英語開講
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国際学部

英語開講
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学部

Phonetics andPhonology

国際学部

英語開講
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学部

Intercultural
Educationclass

2019.7.23

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COURSE DESCRIPTION出羽 尚

IZUHA,
Takashi

Mainly using the discipline of art history, this course will explore awide variety of art works in the English-speaking world including not
only Britain but also countries in Asia from the 18th to the 21st
centuries.

吉田⼀彦

YOSHIDA,
Kazuhiko

In this course we will conduct classroom activities to discovervarious formal aspects of human languages, diversity of communication,
relations between language and culture and so on, with interests inour own ways of communication in mother tongues/dialects as well asclassmates' different ways. For this purpose we will grasp observed
phenomena by utilizing methods and findings in language science.

Phonetics andPhonology

湯澤伸夫

YUZAWA,
Nobuo

The purpose of this course is to understand segments and prosody of
spoken language phonetically and phonologically, focusing on English,
to pronounce them accurately, and to transcribe them with symbols. In
addition to English, we will also learn some features of spoken
German, French, Chinese, and Korean.

Intercultural
Education

立花有希

TACHIBANA,
Yuki

This course examines various theories and practices ofintercultural/multicultural education, with a focus on the concepts
like bilingualism, heterogeneity, citizenship, social cohesion and so
on.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

Globalization and Globalization andSocietySociety

湯本浩之

YUMOTO,
HiroyukiIn this course, we learn and discuss about what "globalization" is andwhat have been going on in this global society. This course introducessome basic ideas of "globalization" and "global issues" in local andglobal communities. Also, through some groupworks and workshops, someparticipatory learning skills of global education will be introduced
so that we can understand those global issues and take actions for ourcommon future.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

International
Political
Economics

兒島建彦

KOJIMA,
Takehiko

The course introduces students to some major topics in IPE, such as
globalization, free trade, inequality, and the decline of US power. It
does so by critically examining major theoretical approaches andconcepts.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

Disaster Studies Disaster Studies

飯塚明⼦

IIZUKA,
Akiko

Disaster risk is the consequence of the interaction between a hazard
and the characteristics that make people and places vulnerable andexposed. This course introduces basic principles of disaster risk,hazard and vulnerability. In addition, students will learn fromvarious actors who engage in disaster response, rehabilitation andprevention in and out of Japan.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

International
Communication
SeminarInternational
Communication
Seminar

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

International
Career Seminar

International
Career Seminar

International
Political
Economics

出羽

尚

栗原俊輔

他

The program is consitst of preparatory sessions and a camp to provide
IZUHA,
opportunity to practice communication skills worldwide. In order toTakashi and improve their skills, students have to use English during theotherspreparatory sessions and the camp. After the camp students will make apresentation.

KURIHARA,
Shunsuke"International Career Seminar" is a 3-day workshop to foster the
global human resources through discussions and other interactive
activities based on the lectures by the global professionals. This
program is conducted in English.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

GlobalGlobalManagement: Asia Management: Asia
and Development and Development

栗原俊輔

KURIHARA,
ShunsukeThis course provides students with the opportunities for criticallyreviewing and analyzing the on-going global challenges, beyond borders
and across disciplines around the world. Through providing conceptual
clarity and concrete case studies, studentswill be directed tounderstanding and drawing an overall picture of global issues.
Students will also learn about some practical technics and tools forproblem analysis, in order to analyze the global issues and seek thereal global agenda. Globalization is a relatively new aspect, in
association with economic activities, political interventions, social
network and many more aspects beyond borders. Therefore, it is also
critical to learn and explore about the new actors in the scene such
as NGOs and Civil ociety. The course will then finally explore thepossible ways and alternatives of solution for global issues,
examining the major key actors.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

Risk Management／ Risk Management／
Risk Management Risk Management

飯塚明⼦

IIZUKA,
Akiko

This course introduces risk management principles with the practicalcases in and out of Japan. In general, “risk” is defined as an(exposure to) the possibility of loss, injury, or other adverse or
unwelcome circumstance; a chance or situation involving such a
possibility. This course focus on disaster risk from the third class.

国際学部

英語開講
科目

学部

欧⽶⽂化社会研究H

Seminar in Latin
American Studies

スエヨシ
アナ

SUEYOSHI,
Ana

It discusses the patterns of economic growth in the Americas settled
by European nations, and how these patterns were influenced bydifferences in endowments and institutions.

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Global Management Global Management

Globalization and Globalization andSocietySociety

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国際学部

英語開講
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Globalization and Globalization and
大学院 Project
Project
Management Ⅰ
Management Ⅰ

英語開講
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Globalization and Globalization and
大学院 Project
Project
Management Ⅱ
Management Ⅱ

国際学部

国際学部

国際学部

国際学部

Economy andラテンアメリカのSociety in Latin
経済と社会Ⅰ
America Ⅰ

英語開講
科目

大学院

英語開講
科目

Economy andラテンアメリカの大学院
Society in Latin
経済と社会Ⅱ
America Ⅱ

英語と日本
語半々で実
施する科目

基盤教育

Multilingual
Communication A

Multilingual
Communication A

国際学部

英語と日本
語半々で実
施する科目

基盤教育

Multilingual
Communication B

教育学部

英語開講
科目

新規科目
（留学生
がある場
合にのみ
開講）

Technical andTechnical andVocational
Vocational
Education and
Education andTraining in JAPAN Training in JAPAN

英語開講
科目

Studies for Human Studies for Human
Support with
Support with
新大学院
Cognitive
Cognitive
Psychology
Psychology

教育学部

Multilingual
Communication B

担当教員

2019.7.23

Teacher

COURSE DESCRIPTIONKURIHARA,
ShunsukeThis course provides students with the opportunities for criticallyreviewing and analyzing the on-going global challenges, beyond borders
and across disciplines around the world. Through providing conceptual
clarity and concrete case studies, students will be directed tounderstanding and drawing an overall picture of global issues.
Students will also learn about some practical technics and tools forproblem analysis, in order to analyze the global issues and seek thereal global agenda. Globalization is a relatively new aspect, in
association with economic activities, political interventions, social
network and many more aspects beyond borders. Therefore, it is also
critical to learn and explore about the new actors in the scene such
as NGOs and Civil Society. The course will then finally explore thepossible ways and alternatives of solution for global issues,
examining the major key actors.

湯本浩之

YUMOTO,
HiroyukiIn this course, we learn and discuss about what "globalization" is andwhat have been going on in this global society. This course introducessome basic ideas of "globalization" and "global issues" in local andglobal communities. Also, through some groupworks and workshops, someparticipatory learning skills of global education will be introduced
so that we can understand those global issues and take actions for ourcommon future.

栗原俊輔

KURIHARA,
ShunsukeThis course provides students with the basic knowledge and theory ofProject Management, from needs assessment to post-project evaluation
through project development and implementation. Case studies ofmonitoring and evaluation are also provided, in order for students togain hands-on knowledge and techniques.

KURIHARA,
ShunsukeThis course provides students a set of knowledge and skills of
leadership and capacity building for maximizing potential of the
project staff, from organizational development point of view. In
addition, the course intends for students to learn about interculturalcommunication in the field of the international development as amulti-cultural and multi-lingual workplace.

SUEYOSHI,
Ana

After a decade of neoliberal economic policies in most countries of
the region, in the 2000s a trend to implement leftist and populist
policies was observed amongst several governments. This pendulum-likemovement, from pure free-market strategies to regulatory government
intervention, has been one of the most salient characteristics of theregion in the last quarter-century, and it serves as a framework to
study the effects and multiple responses from domestic and foreign
actors. The analysis will also be framed within the recent trends inglobal political economy. This class is open to graduate students
interested in Latin American issues, particularly Latin American
politics, economy and society.

SUEYOSHI,
Ana

Having as prerequisite Economy and Society in Latin America I, thisclass will focus on specific countries where the swing between theleft and right have been associated with some endemic issues in theregion such as, corruption, weak rule of law and dependent judiciary.
The analysis will also be framed within the recent trends in global
political economy. This class is open to graduate students interested
in Latin American politics, economy and society.

YOSHIDA,
Kazuhiko

In this course we practice communication in several different
languages, which is simply an everyday phenomenon in many places in
the world but rare in Japan. In multilingual situations we try toobtain mutual understanding rather than correctness of grammar or
pronunciation. We will experience achieving understanding with somegood use of our limited knowledge and ability in foreign languages
throughout classroom activities.

吉⽥⼀彦

YOSHIDA,
Kazuhiko

In this course we practice communication in several different
languages, which is simply an everyday phenomenon in many places in
the world but rare in Japan. In multilingual situations we try toobtain mutual understanding rather than correctness of grammar or
pronunciation. We will experience achieving understanding with somegood use of our limited knowledge and ability in foreign languages
throughout classroom activities.

丸山剛史

MARUYAMA,
Tsuyoshi

The purpose of this lecture is to explain the curriculum, teaching
methods and educational significance of Japanese technical andvocational education and training (TVET). This lecture will focus on
corporate in-house training in Japan.

MIYASHIRO,Kozue

To support someone – these activities are involved and surrounded by
the various factors. We must be able to recognize them. In this classwe will review the knowledge and theoretical frameworks of cognitive
psychology and discuss how we can use them to understand humandevelopment. By these activities, we consider how we can support
someone and totally what support is .

栗原俊輔

栗原俊輔

スエヨシ
アナ

スエヨシ
アナ

吉⽥⼀彦

宮代こずゑ

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学部開講
English Seminar

教育学部

英語開講
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新大学院

教育学部

英語開講
科目

Methods ofOrganizing
English Language
学部開講
Education(Special LectureA)

Methods ofOrganizing
English Language
Education(Special Lecture
A)

教育学部

英語開講
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Citizenship
新大学院
Education Ⅱ

Citizenship
Education Ⅱ

工学部

英語開講
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学部

工学部

英語開講
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工学部

授業科目名

class

担当教員

Teacher

2019.7.23

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The purpose of this course is to improve students` English skills
through a topic-based and integrated skills approach. Topics vary fromYAMANO, Yuki local lives to global matters. We especially focus on the issues
related to Sustanable Development Goals.

Contemporary
English Seminar

山野有紀

Sesminar on
Sesminar on
Foreing Language Foreing Language
Communication
Communication

山野有紀

YAMANO, Yuki

田村岳充

TAMURA,
Takamitsu

The aim of this course is to acquire practical abilities regarding theteaching of English.
It will provide various opportunities to learn how to conduct English
lessons and how to evaluate learners with the use of videos of actual
English classes.

長谷川万由美HASEGAWA,
MayumiCitizenship education is to make students responsible for their
future.
In this lecture, through reading some basic materials related to thecitizenship education, students are expected to understand how thecitizenship is defined and how the education has developed in Englandand Japan.

X-ray diffraction
機械材料におけるX techniques for
線回折mechanicalmaterials

山本篤史郎

YAMAMOTO,
Tokujiro

This lecture introduce the basics of X-ray diffraction to study
mechanical materials at first. Then, X-ray diffraction forintermetallics, which are used for heat resistant materials, andanalysis of single crystal orientation, which is necessary forstudying mechanical properties of materials, are introduced.

大学院

光計測

Optical metrology

大谷幸利

OTANI,
Yukitoshi

Students will learn optical measurement methods, one of the important
techniques for optical technologies. The aim is to acquire theskills, learning through the latest examples from modern industry.

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大学院

光導波路デバイス

Optical WaveguideDevices

杉原興浩

SUGIHARA,
OkihiroOptical fiber and waveguide are essential components for opticalcommunication. This course includes a demonstration and lecture of
optical transmission material, devices, and systems used for opticalcommunication.

工学部

英語開講
科目

レーザープラズマ Laser Plasma
大学院
工学
Engineering

湯上登

YUGAMI,
NoboruPlasma is one of the four fundamental states of matter and there are
numerous electrons and ions. In the plasma, wave phenomena are very
important. The waves are generated via electromagnetic interaction andnew wave is generated from the waves and the wave is interacted withparticles. In this class, we discuss these interesting phenomena.

工学部

英語開講
科目

大学院

情報光学

Information
Optics

早崎芳夫

HAYASAKI,
YoshioThis course has lectures for the Fourier optics, analog and digitalholography, computer-generated holography, optical computing,computational imaging, and their applications.

工学部

英語開講
科目

大学院

基礎光学

Fundamental
Opticsネイザン
ヘイガン

Nathan Hagen

Introduction to the foundations of optical engineering: geometric
optics and imaging system design/analysis. The course includes a
discussions of optical materials, the properties of lenses, prisms,
and mirrors, optical ray tracing, and radiometric calculations.

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先端フォトニクス

Advanced
Photonics

藤村隆史

FUJIMURA,
RyushiIn this lecture, the students will learn about the basic theory of
propagation of light in matter, birefringence, electro-opticaleffects, nonlinear optics, photorefractive effects, plasmonics, and so
on

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可視化情報工学

Visualization andImage Processing

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NINOMIYA,Nao

PIV(Particle Image Velocimetry) is a powerful measuring technique of
fluid velocity using the displacements in the visualized images and issimilar to the technique named "Optical Flow". In this class, flow
visualization and many technical and theoretical aspects related to
PIV are discussed.

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現代社会を見通
Contemporary
大学院 す：生命と感性の Society: Life and 松田
科学
Emotion

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尚

勝

他

This course aims to develop students` English communication skills forcollaboration and coexsistance as a global citizen. Students willlearn various issues, which help them to invigorate local communites.

Regardless of the discipline, to foster deep insight and broad viewsby expanding your education in regard to how you dissect communities
MATSUDA,in the twenty-first century.
Masaru1.To learn to think in an interdisciplinary and practical manner.
and others 2.To be a self-motivated personality.
3.To learn how to work in groups and develop good communication
skills and flexible views.

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作物生理生態学

園芸作物生理学

植物細菌学

動物行動管理学

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Crop Physiology
and Ecology

Physiology of
Horticultural
Crops

Advanced
PhytoBacteriology

Animal Behavior
Management

Environment and
生物生産環境情報 Information
工学
Engineering ofBioproduction

スマート農林業

Smart-agri
Solutions andTechnology

Techniques for
遺伝子情報解析技
Analyzing Genetic
術論
Information

担当教員

和田義春

Teacher

COURSE DESCRIPTION

WADA,
Yoshiharu

Photosynthesis is the source of crop production. Animals including
humans must eat plants like rice and potatoes to live. Green plants
are the only living things that can make their own food using afunction called photosynthesis. Therefore, photosynthesis is theorigin of our human life. In this lecture, we review the physiologicalaspects related to photosynthetic functions from molecular, organ, topopulation levels and discuss physiological and ecologicaladvancements to improve crop production. 1) Principles of plant(angiosperms) leaf structure and functions as a photosynthetic organ.
2) Differences in photosynthesis and respiration functions among andwithin species. 3) Carbon fixation from leaves to crop canopies. 4)
Feed the expanding human population; Discuss future scopes ofphysiological and ecological advancements to improve crop production.

YAMANE,
Kenji

Horticultural crops are diverse, including vegetables, fruit trees andflowers. This course is focused to explore the physiology ofhorticultural crops including environments, plant hormones and gene
expressions. Especially, we explore about the flowers which are
trading internationally. Also, we are exploring the role ofhorticulture in the human life and society. The course provides
students with the opportunity to express opinions and make apresentation in order to learn proactively.

FUKUI, Ryo

Since many principles on phytobacteriology are based on the early
fundamental studies on human diseases caused by infectious bacteria
and their pathogens, this course will first focus on infectious humanbacterial diseases and their basics. Based on this knowledge, thestudents will learn the causes and epidemiological aspects of major
plant diseases and the physiological dynamics between the pathogens
and the hosts. The goal of this course is to understand thepathogenic versus beneficial aspects of the bacteria associated withvarious crops.

山根健治

福井

糧

2019.7.23

AOYAMA,
Masato

青山真人

This is a course based on animal behavior and applied animal behavior.
The aim of the course is to understand the nature of livestock andwild animals and propose the appropriate management method for thoseanimals. More specifically, the class teaches the fundamental animal
behavior such as transition of animal behavior management, behavioral
ecology, and neurobehavior, in the first half. In the second half, theclass teaches applied behavior including the theory and examples of
livestock management.
More specifically, the class teaches about the animal behavior
management including behavioral ecology, neurobehavior, animal
psychology, livestock management and wildlife management, etc.

池口厚男

IKEGUCHI,
Atsuo

The purpose of this course is to learn about the environment using ICT
in agricultural production site, in particular, in greenhouses andlivestock barns, sensing method of biological information, analysis ofacquired data, and environmental control method using those items.
More specifically, the class teaches greenhouses and livestock barns,
environmental factor and sensing technology, sensing of biologicalinformation of plants, environmental control of greenhouses, current
state of livestock, sensing of biological information of environmentof barn and livestock, and environmental control of barns, etc.

松井正実 他

MATSUI,
Masami andothersIn the international and in regional agricultural and forestry
science, the latest technologies in biotechnology, equipment /chemical analysis, ICT (information and communication technology), IoT(Internet of things), and robotics are introduced. Moreover, the next
generation of agriculture and forestry will be discussed for
improvement of labor saving and accurate control.

松田勝

MATSUDA,
Masaru6

The aim of this course is to acquire basic techniques and knowledge ofDNA sequencing, expression analysis of mRNA, functional analysis ofproteins, and analysis of interaction among molecules using opticaltechnologies, that are used in the actual research situation.
More specifically,
the class teaches how to use of DNA databases, traditional method andcutting-edge method of DNA cloning, application of next-generation
sequencer, and method for analyzing gene function in vitro, which
include analysis using individuals, cells, yeast, and bacteria.

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細胞解析技術論

classTechniques forAnalyzing Cells

Techniques for
質量分析装置解析
Analyzing Mass
技術論
Spectra

植物分子保護学

Molecular Plant
Protection

Plant Molecular
植物分子遺伝育種
Genetics and学
Breeding

分子植物生理学

分子進化生態学

担当教員

児玉

豊

鈴木智大

西川尚志

大西孝幸

Molecular Aspectsof Plant
野村崇人 他
Physiology

Molecular
Evolutionary
Ecology

宮川一志

2019.7.23

Teacher

COURSE DESCRIPTIONKODAMA,
YutakaIn agriculture, the research subject covers various species fromsingle-celled organisms such as microorganisms to multicellularorganisms such as crops and livestock. Cells are the basic units oforganisms, and the techniques for analyzing cells focusing on
microscopic observation techniques are essential in order tounderstand the properties and functions that organisms have.
However, the microscope systems that is currently used in modern
biology are diversified. For example, different light engineering
techniques such as stereomicroscopes, fluorescence microscopes,
confocal laser microscopes, electron microscopes, etc. are used, andit differs depending on the experimental contents. Also, the tools
used for cell analysis nowadays are evolving so rapidly according to
the development of molecular biology. It is, for instance, fluorescentproteins of fluorescent staining material and genetic code. Not only
various structures and physiological responses in cells but alsobiochemical reactions such as protein behavior and interactions ofproteins can be visualized (imaging) by using these tools. When new
staining materials and fluorescent proteins are developed, newmicroscope systems are being developed to correspond to them.
This course is aimed to teach from the basis of cell analysis to thelatest research with providing information of staining materials andfluorescent proteins based on highly versatile microscope systems. In
addition to the class, the operation using the actual microscopes isdemonstrated.

SUZUKI,
Tomohiro

Analysis using a mass spectroscope has become an essential techniquefor analyzing biopolymer proteins or low-molecular metabolic products.
This course is aimed to learn the identification method of proteinsthat are biological function regulatory molecules based on genetic
information and comprehensive analysis method of metabolic products.
More specifically, the class establishes techniques to correspond to awide range of needs such as ① Basic principle of mass spectroscope,② Protein identification by information engineering approach using
existing protein database, ③ Database creation method using
unregistered gene information, ③ Post-translational modification
analysis such as sugar chain/phosphorylation，④ MSMS spectrum
analysis of low-molecular compounds，⑤ Quantification methods, etc.
Students will be given simple quizzes every time and the seminar for
analysis using actual MSMS spectra is conducted.

NISHIGAWA,
Hisashi

The aim of this course is to discuss on the problems and solutions forthe control method of diseases caused by plant pathogenic
microorganisms such as plant viruses, bacteria, phytoplasma and fungi.
In particular, the class provides students with the opportunity toacquire the skills, and research and analysis methods for theeffective control of diseases using molecular agronomic techniquessuch as gene level analyses through the understanding of thebiological characteristics and life cycle of these pathogens andinteractions with plants.

OHNISHI,Takayuki

Recently, due to negative impact of global environmental changes andthe problem of overpopulation, the research to design plants from themolecular level is required for the purpose of stabilization andimprovement of productivity. Therefore, the scientific elucidation
through the development of new genetic improvement technology andlarge-scale data analysis and modeling for the relationship between
behavior of genes (groups) and phenotypes is conducted, and at thesame time the projects for breeding new varieties of plants are
required, not only for outdoors but also targeting highly efficient
production in indoor facilities that pioneering technologies in
information science and engineering fields are incorporated. The
purpose of this course is to deepen discussions on development of suchtechnologies and needs from the site as well as on how to integrate
those matters, while introducing the latest findings.

Plants sense the signals inside and outside the cells and show various
physiological responses. The class teaches the response and adaptationthat plants show to the signals such as light, nutrition, temperature,
biological and abiotic stress, etc. from a perspective of molecularlevel (gene and protein level). The class also explores the functions,dynamics, and action mechanisms of low-molecular organic compounds andNOMURA,elements that demonstrate its effect in minute amounts from the plant
Takahitoand others growth and physiological responses. The class introduces historicaland the latest literature of high importance in the research on plant
molecular physiology, as well as the latest research techniques andtechnology including optical engineering which are essential for theplant molecular biology research in order to acquire advanced
knowledge in the molecular agriculture field.

MIYAKAWA,
Hitoshi7This course is aimed to learn how interactions between the environment
and living organisms as well as between living organisms work in theprocess of an order formed and maintained as a result of evolution
from ecology, behavior and development of living organisms, also tounderstand the theory behind the behavior of living organisms
including human in nature.
More specifically, the class teaches; what is evolution, natural
selection and fitness, mutation, population genetics, speciation,
phytogeography, sex selection, evolution of reproductive strategies,
interaction between organisms and co-evolution, and evolution atmolecular level, etc.

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動物分子生理学

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Molecular
Physiology in
Animal Science

Genetics andReproduction in
Animal Science

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Chemistry of
大学院 生理活性物質化学 Physiologically
Active Substances

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動物生殖遺伝学

担当教員

飯郷雅之

福井えみ子

2019.7.23

Teacher

COURSE DESCRIPTIONIIGO,
Masayuki

The purpose of this course is to understand synthesis, control
mechanism and action of physiologically active substances such as
hormones and neurotransmitters that control physiology and behavior ofanimals, mainly from molecular biological and pharmacologicalperspectives．Isolation and determination of structure of usefulorganic compounds of biological origin and elucidation of themechanism of action, with the latest research trends including
molecular biology and structural biology methods will be presented. In
addition, the class includes a practice and a seminar for thepresentation of a research proposal and preparation of a research planin order to improve the skills. This class is conducted in a PBL
format. The class also provides students with the opportunity to
deepen the understanding of the ethics for a researcher.

This course consists of animal reproduction and animal genetics. The
class is aimed to plan experiments, conduct research, and examine
about unresolved life phenomena in animal reproduction and animal
genetics using various methods based on the basic knowledge learned in
the faculty of genetics, animal reproduction science, reproduction
biology, and animal breeding, etc., while introducing and reviewing
documents and examples. The class teaches the basic theory andapplications and practices of reproductive biology and reproductiveengineering. The class also explores the important life phenomena in
FUKUI, Emikowhich the complexity and interactions play an important role inmammalian development, that the maternal pregnancy mechanism andembryo side’s post implantation development must be synchronized. In
addition, the class examines the genes that control economic traits inlivestock while introducing examples for deeper understandings, aswell as examines the problems with improvement of livestock breeding
and its countermeasure for the future. In addition, students are
required to understand the current situation of the problems between
human and wildlife and seek solutions.

NIHEI,
Kenichi

二瓶賢一

Chemistry of Physiologically Active Substances consists of 3
disciplines; revealing the substance structure (structure
determination), making substance (chemical synthesis) and examining
the physiological activity of substance (bioactivity evaluation). The
course is aimed to explore the theory and the latest research resultsof the above in clear and easy-to-follow ways.

栄養生理化学

Nutritional
Physiology andBiochemistry

吉澤史昭,他This course is aimed to learn the latest findings acquired recently
about the nutritional functions of foods and food components, which
are one of the foundations of research in life chemistry, as well as
YOSHIZAWA, to learn pioneering technologies used in nutritional function
Fumiaki and analysis. Based on such knowledge, students are required to simulate
an application form for research funds for the purpose of studying aothersformulation method of an actual research plan, in addition, to search
for articles on the latest findings to introduce them followed by agroup discussion (15 times in total).

植物機能化学

Plant Functional
Chemistry

横田信三
他

Understanding of the structure and functions of the main components
YOKOTA,
that make up the plant cell wall and the extract components that exist
Shinsoin the cells is important when using the plant resources such as wood.
and others This class teaches these matters from the basics to the application
with examples.

飯山一平

IIYAMA,
Ippei

This course is aimed at quantitatively understanding how soils retain
and transport energy and materials, and learning the methods tomathematically formulate the soil's functions. For these aims, theclass teaches physical dimension, the overview of heat and masstransfer equation, physical property of soils, the concepts of water
potentials, soil hydraulic functions and water transport equations,soil gaseous behaviors, soil thermal regimes, etc.

IIYAMA,
Ippei

This course is aimed at learning the methods of numerical analyses forreproducing and predicting transport and retention of energy andmaterials in and via soils. For these aims, the class teaches the
topics as follow: variability in physical properties of soil,
infiltration of irrigated/precipitated water, redistribution of waterin soil profiles, evaporation from bare soil surfaces, solutetransport in soils, evapotranspiration and soil-plant-atmosphere
continuum, surface boundary conditions affecting transport andretention of energy and material in soils, etc.

FUKUMURA,
Kazunari

Overview the rural development assistance in agriculture to developing
countries,
・Characteristics of development assistance to developing countries
・Outline of engineering assistance from specific assistance cases by
each assistance provider
・Specialized engineering field and project management
・Project cycle management and plan formulation
・Interview with trainees from developing countries in the agriculture
field・Trial formulation of project planning (group work)
・Presentation on the formulated project

土壌環境物理学Ａ

土壌環境物理学Ｂ

Environmental
Soil Physics A

Environmental
Soil Physics B

Rural development
農業農村開発と技
assistance in術協力
agriculture

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アグリビジネス論 Agribusiness

森林生態育林学

Forest Ecology
and Silviculture

担当教員

齋藤

Teacher

COURSE DESCRIPTIONSAITO,
KiyoshiThis course is aimed to learn basic knowledge of agribusiness andanalyze agricultural management from an agribusiness perspective withacquiring business skills.
More specifically, the aim of the class is to learn what agribusiness
is, agribusiness in Japan, agribusiness in the United States andEuropean countries, agribusiness perspective, agricultural businessmodel being solved using agribusiness, social business perspective,
business other than agriculture, the whole image of agribusiness, etc.

OHKUBO,
Tatsuhiro

The aim of this lecture is to discuss about issues in silviculture
practices in Japan and Asia, and the ecological basis options. The
detail topics are as follows.
1. Evaluation of regeneration resilience of forest remnants forrestoration of degraded forests comparing with large scale forest
dynamics plots in Tropical Rain Forests, Sarawak, Malaysia, Tropicalmontane forests, Thailand and Temperate deciduous forests, Japan.
2. Regeneration dynamics of initial vegetation in selective logged
area of Cypress plantation surrounded by temperate deciduous forests
in Japan.
3. Restoration of degraded forest vegetation in lime stone mountainsof rock desertification area in Guanxi, China.
4. Restoration of degraded tropical montane forests after shifting
cultivation using indigenous knowledge of a mountain tribe in Northern
Thailand.

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大久保達弘

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