英語 - 一般・企業の方へ
[Last Update] 2010-05-17
Report for AY 2009
| TRY Series (The minimum number of participants for each workshop is three.) | Lectures (The minimum number of participants for each workshop is five.) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Title / Lecture | Abstract | Title | Abstract |
| Let's make personal computers!Associate Professor Kazuyoshi Mori [July, August, September, and November] |
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. | 2010 E-municipalityProfessor Takafumi Hayashi [August] |
This lecture will focus on guidelines and plans for e-governance proposed by the Cabinet Office and the IT Strategy Headquarters, and search ultimate situations of e-municipality, including infrastructure for regional information and infrastructure for establishment of knowledge society. |
| Making Oral Presentation in English!Associate Professor Debopriyo Roy [July (Four consecutive sessions)] |
This workshop will explain techniques and tips to give presentation in English. Participants will learn important terms and expressions for effective presentation. | Infrastructure for Cultural Data ArchivesProfessor Takafumi Hayashi [June] |
More and more local regions start saving cultural data as digital archives, etc. to hand them down to future ages. This lecture will focus mainly on 1) roles, 2) future challenges, and 3) future perspectives of digitalization. |
| Illustrated C ProgrammingAssociate Professor Hirokuni Kurokawa [July] |
"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. |
Intelligent Infrastructure ～Intelligent infrastructure and its future～Professor Takafumi Hayashi [October] |
Computers and computer network systems are about to show huge advancement, in line with advancement of networking technologies, advancement and maturity in methods of computer usage, increasing demand for information security and cost economization. This lecture will introduce a part of such advancement, with a focus on how to take advantage of future computing and computer network systems and other expected advancement. |
| Training for Productive English Speaking SkillsAssistant Professor Emiko Kaneko [October (Three consecutive sessions)] |
Perhaps many Japanese have experienced difficulty in joining conversation in English, and they only nod or give very short feedback during English conversations. They are able to read and write English. However, when it comes to speaking, they are not able to speak out even simple English words. This workshop will focus on development of "a productive speaking ability," which will help speakers to speak out longer and simpler sentences by combining their vocabulary and grammatical competence. Also, by way of practice to think making more lively communication from recording your speeches. | Information Security ManagementProfessor Takafumi Hayashi [October] |
Requirements to ensure information security will be explained in the lecture. Feasible approaches to ensuring information security with topics most recent at the time of lecture will be presented from various perspectives. |
| Enjoy learning! Introduction to ProgrammingAssistant Lecturer Yutaka Watanobe [June (Three consecutive sessions)] |
Participants will start learning programming language(C/C++) from introductory steps. This workshop will help participants increase knowledge of programming through hands-on practice on programming. Participants will also be encouraged to challenge exercise tasks during the workshop. Enjoy learning programming! | Introduction to PsychologyAssociate Professor Noriyuki Kikuchi [July] |
Mechanisms of human beings and their minds, as well as what can be described in terms of psychology and what can’t. |
| Enjoy learning! Introduction to AlgorithmsAssistant Lecturer Yutaka Watanobe [August (2 day-course)] |
What's important for those who is aiming to become computer programmer that develops software and solve 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 in the past which were given to participants in computer programming contests, such as "PC Koshien." | Finding European Culture in JapanAssistant Professor Tsutomu Hashida [July] |
Loanwords of European origin used by Japanese in their everyday life will be explained to search their derivation. Loanwords are clues for understanding of interesting aspects of foreign culture. Based on these clues, interesting aspects of European culture will be explained from various points of view with photographs the lecturer took during his stay in European countries. |
| Introductory Computer Programming for High School StudentsAssistant Professor Rentaro Yoshioka [August (2 day-course)] |
This workshop is intended for those high school students who can write introductory-level computer programs. Participants will learn basic and applicable computer programming of algorithms both in class and on an individual basis. While writing actual computer programs, participants will find an enjoyable way of learning programming. | Basic Knowledge of European IntegrationAssistant Professor Tsutomu Hashida [November] |
Much news related to European Union has been released on TV and in newspapers. The background of EU will be explained in this lecture including its history and its organizations involving EU countries, such as European Commissions, etc., which will help participants understand the present situation of EU and think its future. |
Algorithms and Programming for High School StudentsAssistant Professor Rentaro Yoshioka [March] |
This workshop is intended for high school students, with a focus on programming languages and algorithms, both of which are indispensable for computer programming. While writing actual computer programs, participants will find an enjoyable way of learning programming. | Public Lecture by the Center for Cultural Research and Studies, The University of Aizu | To be determined |