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Graduation Thesis 1
Students can select the research topics on various fields related to mechanical engineering and work on their themes under
the professor. Students will learn how to find, approach and solve problems. Also, students will learn the research papers
writing skills. In the process of problem-solving, students have to required creative utilization of basic knowledge acquired
by the three years. So in order to take this course, students must satisfy the requirements for graduation thesis 1 which
is mentioned in "Handbook of Study (Faculty of Engineering)".
The minimum required studying time for the graduation thesis 1 is 400 minutes per week and the total learning time should
be 5600 minutes. Students will decide their study schedules with the professor. Individual meeting and group discussion will
hold with the professor. Some project may carry out overseas.
The purpose of this class is to utilize expert knowledge as a mechanical engineer, to independently studies solutions for
unknown issues. Students should present their obtained results through papers and oral presentations.
- Students can understand the background of the problem, clarify the research purpose and focus the research subjects.
- Students can utilize their expert knowledge, combine the appropriate experiments and analytical methods, and propose how to
solve the problem.
- Students can manage their research plan and perform by the deadline.
- Students can communicate their opinion and explanation of the research result etc. Also, they can understand other person's
comments or questions, and discuss with professors and other students.
- Students acquire the skill for the topics and how to survey the information or the knowledge by using the Internet etc.. Students
have to learn continuously and autonomously.
Japanese(English accepted)
Thermal Fluid Science and Engineering
The research topics of the thesis work includes the following ones. The details of the individual topics will be addressed
to each students.
1. Investigation of the flow driven by corotating disks mounted in an enclosure
2. Study on complex flow of colloidal liquid for thermal transport
3. Development of novel measurement method for investigating thermal fluid phenomena
Throughout the Graduate Thesis 1, an emphasis is put on addressing scientific problems and proposing solutions for them. This
step of properly addressing the problems and solutions becomes the fundamental of accomplishment of successful writing of
the graduate thesis in the following lecture, Graduate Thesis 2.
The students are asked to investigate the topic, to find problems, to propose solutions and to work on research activity.
They are requested to regularly participate in laboratory meetings and to report their progress as well as to participate
in the intermediate review and final examination processes. Moreover, they are obliged to record their daily research activities
on the provided laboratory notebooks and to regularly report their activities to the supervisor. The students are expected
to work on their topics with their own will and to discuss on the topics together with the professors and the other students
towards their successful accomplishments of the course.
Relationship between 'Goals and Objectives' and 'Course Outcomes'
|
Final Exam |
Total. |
1. |
20% |
20% |
2. |
20% |
20% |
3. |
10% |
10% |
4. |
20% |
20% |
5. |
30% |
30% |
Total. |
100% |
- |
Evaluation method and criteria
【Evaluation method】
Evaluate using Rubric based on research outline, research presentation, and research activity results.
1. Problem Setting Ability (Goals and objectives 1): 20 points
2. Imagination Ability (Goals and objectives 2): 20 points
3. Planning Ability (Goals and objectives 3): 10 points
4. Communication skill (Goals and objectives 4): 20 points
5. Self-Study Ability (Goals and objectives 5): 30 points
Total point is 100 points.
The passing grade is 60 points or more out of 100 points.
[Evaluation Criteria]
More details of evaluation criteria, refer to the rubric to be distributed paper at the guidance.
Textbooks and reference materials
Follow your supervisor's instruction.
Students must satisfy the requirements for graduation thesis 1 which is mentioned in "Handbook of Study (Faculty of Engineering)".
Office hours and How to contact professors for questions
- Refer to the faculty profile.
Relation to the environment
Non-environment-related course
Non-regionally-oriented course
Development of social and professional independence
- Course that cultivates a basic problem-solving skills
Most classes are interactive
Last modified : Wed Oct 17 08:37:14 JST 2018