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Special Laboratory Work I on Advanced Science and Engineering

 Each Staff
  Requisites  4 credits
【Master's program･full year】
19-3-1116-2501

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Outline
Graduate students in the 1st year prepare their research plans, conduct preliminary experiments, and then determine themes of their master's thesis research. They can also conduct their master's thesis research in other related institutions including universities, public institutions, and private companies.
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Objectives
Graduate students in the 1st year of the master course prepare the research for their master theses.
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Grading Policy
Learning results will be evaluated by presentation of progress reports on the student's master's thesis research.
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Textbook and Reference
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Requirements (Assignments)
Graduate students collect reference literature and think about research themes for their master's thesis research.
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Note
Preparation of master's thesis.
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Schedule
１. Graduate students report on progress of their master's thesis research under the direction of their academic supervisors.
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１．
Outline
Graduate students in the 1st year prepare their research plans, conduct preliminary experiments, and then determine themes of their master's thesis research. They can also conduct their master's thesis research in other related institutions including universities, public institutions, and private companies.
２．
Objectives
Graduate students in the 1st year of the master course prepare the research for their master theses.
３．
Grading Policy
Learning results will be evaluated by presentation of progress reports on the student's master's thesis research.
４．
Textbook and Reference
５．
Requirements (Assignments)
Graduate students collect reference literature and think about research themes for their master's thesis research.
６．
Note
Preparation of master's thesis.
７．
Schedule
１. Graduate students report on progress of their master's thesis research under the direction of their academic supervisors.
２.
３.
４.
５.
６.
７.
８.
９.
10.
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14.
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