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【Regional Economics･2nd semester】
19-1-1837-5194 |
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Outline |
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This seminar will provide the introductory lectures and laboratory works on the research methods to understand the society and industries in the region. Including literature-reading, fieldworks, reading and building maps, collection of regional data and analyses.
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Objectives |
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The students will get the knowledge and skills to analyze and understand the social and industrial conditions in the region. They will also gain the abilities to cope with the regional issues.
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Grading Policy |
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Presentation materials, oral presentation, and discussion in the seminar (50%), final report (50%)
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Textbook and Reference |
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The reference materials will be indicated in the class.
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Requirements (Assignments) |
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A student is requested to collect and analyze the data on the targeted area prior to his/her presentation in the seminar. The writing of the final report needs considerable quantity of work. 40 hours or more working will be required in total.
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Note |
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Good preparation, perfect attendance, clear presentation, active discussion, and the elaborate report are requested.
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Schedule |
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| １. Presentation and discussion on the theme of the regional analysis (1) |
| ２. Presentation and discussion on the theme of the regional analysis (2) |
| ３. Literature on the outline of the targeted regions (1) |
| ４. Literature on the outline of the targeted regions (2) |
| ５. Literature on the outline of the targeted regions (3) |
| ６. Collection and analysis of the data on the targeted regions (1) |
| ７. Collection and analysis of the data on the targeted regions (2) |
| ８. Collection and analysis of the data on the targeted regions (3) |
| ９. Discussion on the regional issues (1) |
| 10. Discussion on the regional issues (2) |
| 11. Discussion on the regional issues (3) |
| 12. Lecture on the writing of the final reports |
| 13. Presentation on the draft of the final reports (1) |
| 14. Presentation on the draft of the final reports (2) |
| 15. Conclusion |
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| １． |
Outline |
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This seminar will provide the introductory lectures and laboratory works on the research methods to understand the society and industries in the region. Including literature-reading, fieldworks, reading and building maps, collection of regional data and analyses.
|
| ２． |
Objectives |
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The students will get the knowledge and skills to analyze and understand the social and industrial conditions in the region. They will also gain the abilities to cope with the regional issues.
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| ３． |
Grading Policy |
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Presentation materials, oral presentation, and discussion in the seminar (50%), final report (50%)
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| ４． |
Textbook and Reference |
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The reference materials will be indicated in the class.
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| ５． |
Requirements (Assignments) |
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A student is requested to collect and analyze the data on the targeted area prior to his/her presentation in the seminar. The writing of the final report needs considerable quantity of work. 40 hours or more working will be required in total.
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| ６． |
Note |
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Good preparation, perfect attendance, clear presentation, active discussion, and the elaborate report are requested.
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| ７． |
Schedule |
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| １. Presentation and discussion on the theme of the regional analysis (1) |
| ２. Presentation and discussion on the theme of the regional analysis (2) |
| ３. Literature on the outline of the targeted regions (1) |
| ４. Literature on the outline of the targeted regions (2) |
| ５. Literature on the outline of the targeted regions (3) |
| ６. Collection and analysis of the data on the targeted regions (1) |
| ７. Collection and analysis of the data on the targeted regions (2) |
| ８. Collection and analysis of the data on the targeted regions (3) |
| ９. Discussion on the regional issues (1) |
| 10. Discussion on the regional issues (2) |
| 11. Discussion on the regional issues (3) |
| 12. Lecture on the writing of the final reports |
| 13. Presentation on the draft of the final reports (1) |
| 14. Presentation on the draft of the final reports (2) |
| 15. Conclusion |
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