英語 - 一般・企業の方へ
[Last Update] 2010-05-17
Schedule for AY 2010
| TRY Series (The minimum number of participants for each workshop is three.) | |
| Title / Lecturer |
Abstract |
| Discussion Forum - Discussion in English - (1)(2) Assistant Professor Emiko Kaneko (3) Assistant Professor Jason Ginsburg (4) Professor William Rozycki [May, June (Four consecutive sessions)] |
Participants will learn basics about discussion in English in the first lesson. From the second session onwards, a different topic will be taken up for discussion. Participants are required to read materials before coming to each session. (1)Basic knowledge (2)Twitter, now and future (3)Learning English (4)Genetically modified foods : Danger or solution? *This course will be conducted in English. |
| - Introductory Course - Introduction to C Programming Using Animation Associate Professor Hirokuni Kurokawa [May] |
"C language" is very helpful to understand essentials of computers and software. Participants will have hands-on practice on programming by C language, using visualization methods of software which display movements of C programming (data processing) just like animations on a monitor. Participants will be able to learn programming as easily as making games. Illustrated programming process will help users more firmly understand difficult processing, e.g. movements of pointers.Participation by programming beginners is also encouraged, as they can check the actual process of programming by viewing graphics displayed on a monitor. |
| - Step Up Course - Programming Assistant Professor Yutaka Watanobe [July (Three consecutive sessions)] |
Participants will start learning programming language(C/C++) from introductory steps. This workshop will help participants increase knowledge of programming language through hands-on practice on programming. Participants will also be encouraged to challenge exercise tasks during the workshop. Enjoy learning programming! |
| - Step Up Course - Algorithm Assistant Professor Yutaka Watanobe [August (Two consecutive sessions)] |
What's important for those who is aiming to become a computer programmer who develops software and solves various problems are not only knowledge of programming languages but also understanding of basic algorithm and ability to apply them. This workshop will help participants to understand basic algorithms and data structures on a step-by-step basis while they solve problems prepared according to their levels (from introductory level to advanced level). Also, how to solve problems which were previously given to participants in computer programming contests, such as "PC Koshien." *Encourage to take -Step Up Course- Programming prior to the course |
| Handmade Audio Equipment - Amplifier - Associate Professor Junji Kitamichi [September (Three consecutive sessions)] |
This workshop is intended to understand basic knowledge on electronic circuit such as resistor, capacitor, and transistor, etc for the first step, and then to understand the movement of amplifier with circuit analysis technique by using circuit simulator which runs on workstation. Movement of amplifier will be checked by actually making one by one's own hand. |
| Let's make personal computers! Associate Professor Kazuyoshi Mori [September, December] |
Each participant will receive hands-on practice on assembling a personal computer using computer parts stored at the University. The assembling process will include installation of an operating system and operational checking, so that participants can broaden their knowledge about personal computers. |
| Introduction to Business Writing Associate Professor Debopriyo Roy [November (Four consecutive sessions)] |
Participants will learn the business writing; reports, letters and memos. And they also will learn well chosen words, well organized and well written for effective business communication. *This workshop will be proceeded in English. |
| - Course Targeted to Senior High School Student - Introduction to Programming and Algorithm Assistant Professor Rentaro Yoshioka [Late March (Three consecutive sessions)] |
This program is intended to learn basic programming and algorithm through writing actual computer programming, centered on practical exercises. Participants will learn indispensable knowledge and techniques for writing computer programs. This program will be suited for both beginners and who wish to learn other computer languages, such as C++ or Java. |
| Lectures (The minimum number of participants for each workshop is five.) | |
| Title / Lecturer |
Abstract |
| Sesons in Europe Assistant Professor Tsutomu Hashida [May] |
This lecture will explain such aspects of European culture and society in the seasons with some photos taken by the lecturer may illustrate daily life in Europe as to interest the audience. |
| Utilization of policies of the National Government by Comunities and Residents Associate Professor Masaya Seino [June] |
By studying the system and process of government's policy formulation, students will learn about nature of local government in the future and citizen-led policy making system in a region. In specific, taking Fukushima Prefecture and some regional area for examples, explanations will be given on how to make an effective use of government policies and laws for region areas. |
| Methodology for Local Revitalization Associate Professor Masaya Seino [June] |
With regard to methodology for local revitalization, explanations will be given on solutions. for problems and issues such as way of raising funds, ways of establishing project schemes, issues on trademark and copyright as well as license, and legal issues on the Local Government Law, etc. with specific cases on the basis of past practices. |
| Next-Generation Network Professor Takafumi Hayashi [July] |
"Next-generation network"will be launched as early as 2015. This lecture will introduce what exactly is a "Next-generation Network," why it is necessory, as well as what change will be expected with it. Also, explanations will be given regarding Post-Internet; meaning and significance of Post-Internet, how to prepare for it, and potential chance of business, etc. |
| Network-Centric World - Data Store, Hadoop, etc. - Professor Takafumi Hayashi [July] |
This lecture will introduce "Database in Web Service Era" such as data store for example, as well as hadoop, sector/sphere, etc. As practical applications, explanations will also be given regarding sensor data, digital archives for cultural properties, educational contents, and health information infrastructure, etc. |
| Frame of mind to believe in and wait for your adolescent child Associate Professor Noriyuki Kikuchi [July] |
In their junior and senior high school days (adolescence,) people go through a period of rapid growth, both physically and mentally. Their social roles also change drastically. In this lecture, understanding and support of senior high school students from a broad perspective of psychology of adolescence will be discussed. |
| Here's the brand-new moon map! - The adventure driven by Kaguya data - Assistant Lecturer Junya Terazono [September] |
Large amount of data transmitted from Japan's first large-scaled lunar orbiter "Kaguya" is being analyzed by researchers of the University of Aizu as well as researchers around the world, and transmitted data started producing good research results. By the use of photograph data transmitted from "Kaguya," this lecture will introduce the past attempts and accomplishments made in addition to the latest information. |
| Cloud Computing Professor Takafumi Hayashi [November] |
Regarding meaning and significance as well as influence of cloud computing, this lecture will introduce and explain its influence on technological and systematic society.Using the latest examples, this lecture will cover truly important computerization (digitalization). Also, regarding digitalization of cultural assets and digital archives in terms of degital information infrastructure in a region, explanations will be given on coexistence of digital and analog, measures to media deterioration, and virtual and wide-area collaboration, etc. |
| Reconsideration of E-municipality Professor Takafumi Hayashi [November] |
Using the latest examples, this lecture will cover truly important computerization (digitalization). Also, regarding digitalization of cultural assets and digital archives in terms of degital information infrastructure in a region, explanations will be given on coexistence of digital and analog, measures to media deterioration, and virtual and wide-area collaboration, etc. |
| Basic Knowledge of European Integration Assistant Professor Tsutomu Hashida [November] |
This lecture provides basic knowledge to understand background of news related to EU matter, such as elected president of the European Council in accordance with the Treaty of Lisbon, recent Greek financial crisis, Euro issue and etc. |
| Open Seminar organized by the Center for Cultural Research and Studies, "Current situation and issues regarding in-house nursing care 2(in Japan)" The Center for Cultural Research and Studies [To be determined] |
To be determined |