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Based on the current situation of smart agriculture, we will consider future directions.

This class aims obtaining fundamental natural science knowledge of physics and chemistry without highschool level knowledge of physics and chemistry.
Due to limited time of lectures, this class aims basic mechanics and electromagnetics, and basic chemistry.

Internet and digital technology brought us a new learning environment for human beings. We can learn anytime and anywhere by utilizing open educational resource available on the cyberspace and communicating with people in the global space. In this workshop, we will experience several kinds of learning styles using ICT, analyze the value of ICT in education, and discuss the future of education.
Students will also experience the process of creating the "workshop" to support their own learning, which involves analyzing the current problem, coming up with the idea to solve it, and creating a plan to make it happen.

Real Business Consulting Project

In this course ,you will learn how to write academic papers.
Also in this course , you will learn about presentations, Q & A.

Course Aims
This class introduces the basic concepts of network theory and communication skills. The outcome of organizations and a sense of accomplishment of members of community will be changed by the method of networking of information and communication. The aim of this course is to help students to understand the knowledge of networking through workshops.

Learning about various internet communication tools, search for their accurate usage methods.
Using social networking system, twitter, facebook, Instagram, the other online communities, evocate people's interest.
connect them, touch them and you will experience the communication (sometimes confliction).
We practice community solution and the process of creating some social values finally.
In this class, especially, focusing network communications of local communities.

　 In this lecture, we will look at religion from a social science perspective. Whether easily recognizable or not, many phenomena in our modern society are closely connected to religion. This lecture aims to provide students with the necessary skills to analyze the relationship between societal phenomena and religion.
　In the first half of the lecture, we look at several examples of religious elements apparent in modern society and examine how Japanese values took form since the influx of Christian culture in the Meiji period and during the modernization of Japan.
　In this lecture, we neither support nor criticize any religion. We aim to discuss religion purely from an academic point of view.
　

Research into Quantum Computing and Quantum Internet. Theory, simulation, programming of real quantum computers, quantum networking experiments.

Even though we have had the Internet for several decades now, it continues to evolve. In this research group, we are developing new basic Internet infrastructure technologies. In addition, we study distributed storage systems and computer architecture. FPGAs are used for high-speed transfer of data across networks.

Research into Quantum Computing and Quantum Internet. Theory, simulation, programming of real quantum computers, quantum networking experiments.

Even though we have had the Internet for several decades now, it continues to evolve. In this research group, we are developing new basic Internet infrastructure technologies. In addition, we study distributed storage systems and computer architecture. FPGAs are used for high-speed transfer of data across networks.

This class aims to provide students opportunity for 'organizing,' that is, developing a team, setting goals, task dividing, scheduling, and control. Almost all are exercise-based and lecturing is minimal. No individual study.

The main objective of this class is to examine how to sublimate the interests of the various stakeholders in management to the revitalization of the economy and society. The main aim of the class is to examine such measures. This lecture aims to help students understand the characteristics of the people involved in the company, understand the significance of accountability, and recognize the necessity of building cooperative relationships. In this course, We will explore, from both theoretical and applied perspectives, why addressing these issues, in light of the problems that corporations need to solve, will revitalize the social economy by making corporations responsive to society (corporate social responsibility).