筑波大学教育課程編成支援システム(EN)

02RB011 Introduction to Empowerment Informatics

3.0 Credits, 1 - 3 Year, SprAB Wed2; SprC by request
All the Advisory Professors, Masakazu Hirokawa

Course Overview

This class describes the principles of "empowerment informatics" which is a new branch of informatics that supplements and extends human functions and enables technology to work in harmony with people. For developing interdisciplinary ability, students are required to do a “lab rotation." Lab rotations entail students visiting other two labs, attending their meetings, and giving a presentation on learnings from the labs.

Remarks

Only students of the PhD program in Empowerment Informatics are allowed to register. Coordinator: Masakazu Hirokawa

Course Type

lectures and class e

Course Remarks

Lecture in English
In lab rotation, language is dependent on each lab (Detail will be announced in 1st class)

Relationship to EMP Educational Objectives

Interdisciplinary ability: Broad specialist knowledge and experience

Course Objectives

Understand the principles of "empowerment informatics" that supplement and extend human functions and enable technology to work in harmony with people.

Keywords

Empowerment, Informatics

Course Schedule

1)	Guidance. The principles of "empowerment informatics."
2)	After 2nd week, students are required to attend "lab rotation."

Graduating Methods and Criteria

Short presentation (approx. 10 min) in the last meeting (80%), and reports on lab rotation (20%).

Homework

Textbook

References

Office Hour

Messages for Students

Understand the big picture of "empowerment informatics" and broaden your mind through lab rotation in different research domains.

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