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Seminar Ⅰ

 MIZOGUCHI, Yoshihiro
  Requisites  2 credits
【Regional Economics･1st semester】
19-1-1501-1971

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Outline
Each student participating in the seminar analyzes the problems which the student is interested mainly by using the method of economics (so-called modern economics), and output the result of the analysis in the form of term paper. This seminar is handled in order to acquire the ability to investigate and study the problem which each registrant is interested in.
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Objectives
The goals to be achieved in this seminar are summarized in one point: "I have the ability to investigate and study problems."
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Grading Policy
Grades for each registrant are decided on the level of the term paper submitted at the end of this seminar.
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Textbook and Reference
There is no text required in the seminar.
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Requirements (Assignments)
Each session of the seminar basically consists of presentations by the participants of the seminar and discussions based on the presentations. Therefore, please prepare for the presentation. For example,
-Read the literature on the problem you are working on and put together the contents.
-Perform a survey on the problems you are working on.
And what you need to review:
-To organize the comments made during the presentation
-At the end of the seminar, based on the accumulated materials, put together the results that you have worked on in the term paper.
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Note
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Schedule
１. Guidance
２. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
３. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
４. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
５. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
６. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
７. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
８. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
９. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
10. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
11. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
12. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
13. Confirmation of the content contained in the term paper
14. Confirmation of the content contained in the term paper
15. Submit the term paper
１．
Outline
Each student participating in the seminar analyzes the problems which the student is interested mainly by using the method of economics (so-called modern economics), and output the result of the analysis in the form of term paper. This seminar is handled in order to acquire the ability to investigate and study the problem which each registrant is interested in.
２．
Objectives
The goals to be achieved in this seminar are summarized in one point: "I have the ability to investigate and study problems."
３．
Grading Policy
Grades for each registrant are decided on the level of the term paper submitted at the end of this seminar.
４．
Textbook and Reference
There is no text required in the seminar.
５．
Requirements (Assignments)
Each session of the seminar basically consists of presentations by the participants of the seminar and discussions based on the presentations. Therefore, please prepare for the presentation. For example,
-Read the literature on the problem you are working on and put together the contents.
-Perform a survey on the problems you are working on.
And what you need to review:
-To organize the comments made during the presentation
-At the end of the seminar, based on the accumulated materials, put together the results that you have worked on in the term paper.
６．
Note
７．
Schedule
１. Guidance
２. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
３. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
４. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
５. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
６. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
７. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
８. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
９. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
10. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
11. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
12. Presentation by rotation of seminar participants and discussion
13. Confirmation of the content contained in the term paper
14. Confirmation of the content contained in the term paper
15. Submit the term paper