Graduation Thesis 2

Students are required to acquire knowledge on the advancement and the depth of various areas of electrical engineering and related fields. Students will perform research in the laboratories to find issues and solutions in their areas of interest under the supervision of professors. This course requires more than 150 hours of research in the laboratories with a consistent approach to the thesis topics.

Based on the knowledge of electrical engineering, students gain ability to actively pursue their studies on the topics and acquire deeper understanding of the thesis.

1. To demonstrate the ablity to find issues in a given research project and to make a plan to solve the problems in an independent way.
2. To demonstrate the ablity to carry out the study to achieve goals in the plan without delay.
3. To demonstrate the ablity to obtain the results of study and to evaluate the achivements.
4. To demonstrate the ablity to setup the next goals based on the discussion on obtained results.
5. To demonstrate the ablity to write documents including issues, plans, and research outcomes in the forms of a report with figures and tables.
6. To demonstrate the ablity to make oral presenrtation of issues, plans, and research outcomes.

Japanese(English accepted)

卒業研究（物理科目）

●Yasuyuki Ishii
Research Guidance：Graduation Thesis (Physics)
Language：Japanese (English accepted)
Research Content：Magnetic and Transport Properties of Organic Conductors under Multiple Extreme Conditions.

●Takao Suzuki
Research Guidance : Graduation Thesis 2（Physics）
Language : Japanese(English accepted)
Research Content : Investigation of the magnetic and the electric properties in high magnetic fields at lower temperatures

●Yusuke Tomita
Research Guidance: Graduation Thesis 2 (Physics)
Language Japanese(English accepted)
Research Content: Numerical simulation in physics (e.g. analysis of novel phenomena, development of algorithm, and speed-up simulation by parallelization and/or GPU computing).

●Toshihide Takagahara
Research Guidance : Graduation Thesis 2（Physics）
Language : Japanese(English accepted)
Research Content :1. Theory of Quantum State Control in Semiconductor Nanostructures
2. Theory of Topological Photonics and Metamaterials

Objectives 1-4 are evaluated by reports.
Objective 5 is evaluated by a poster.
Objective 6 is evaluated by a poster presentation.
These are scored using rubrics designed for graduation thesis 1.

Total score is given by
0.25x(Objectives 1-4)+0.4x(Objective 5) +0.35x(Objective 6).
Total scores of more than 60% is required to pass the course.

References are given by each supervisor.

Organized knowledge learned through basic and specialized classes by the third year of undergraduate program based on their own interests.

• Every thursday, 11:00-12:00. Room: 11A32

Non-environment-related course

Non-regionally-oriented course

• Course that cultivates an ability for utilizing knowledge
• Course that cultivates a basic problem-solving skills

Most classes are interactive