Lectures on Civil Engineering

Course title

5M705000

	anami kengo
	inazumi shinya
	iyoda takeshi
	iwakura seiji
and more...
	konno katsuaki
	nakagawa masafumi
	namikawa tsutomu
	hirabayashi yukiko
	miyamoto hitoshi

Course content

In order for the students to understand the current problems in the civil engineering field and to obtain knowledge about newly developed or developing technologies to overcome such problems, faculty members in several fields in the civil engineering department (e.g. planning, survey, environment, fluid mechanics, soil mechanics, concrete and steel structures) give lectures on hot topic in their respective fields. Each professor will give class in English.

Purpose of class

The objective of this class is that through the classes given by all professors in civil engineering department about their own research field and field trips to fabrication site or factory and so on, students can understand the current problems in the civil engineering field and to obtain knowledge about newly developed or developing technologies to overcome such problems.
In addition, student can learn technical English terms through this class.

Goals and objectives

Understand the current problems in civil engineering field
Obtain the knowledge about newly developed technologies in civil engineering field
Obtain the methodology to solve the problems in civil engineering field

Language

English

Class schedule

	Class schedule	HW assignments (Including preparation and review of the class.)	Amount of Time Required
1．	Introduction Lecture1(Fatigue and Fracture of Steel Bridges—Part-1)	N/A	0minutes
2．	Lecture2 (Fatigue and Fracture of Steel Bridges—Part-2)	Report-1 for lectures-1,2	240minutes
3．	Lecture3 (Introduction of Construction Materials - General and recent research -)	Report-2 for lecture-3	240minutes
4．	Lecture4 (3D Data Acquisition for Construction Information Modeling)	Report-3 for lecture-4	240minutes
5．	Lecture5 (Technologies of RS/GIS/genetic engineering applied for public health)	Report-4 for lecture-5	240minutes
6．	Lecture6 (History of Japanese Cities and the Current City Planning Systems in Japan)	Report-5 for lecture-6	240minutes
7．	Lecture7 (Lessons learned from Railway Projects in Japan – Planning and Evaluation–)	Report-6 for lecture-7	240minutes
8．	Lecture8 (Filldam in Japan and importance of compaction)	N/A	0minutes
9．	Lecture9 (Geotechnical model test and similarity rule (study by observation))	Report-7 for lectures-8,9	240minutes
10．	Lecture10 (Introduction to Environmental Hydraulics)	Report-8 for lecture-10	240minutes
11．	Lecture11 (Stress conditions for failure in soils)	Report-9 for lecture-11	240minutes
12．	Lecture12 (Microtremors)	Report-10 for lecture-12	240minutes
13．	Field trip1	N/A	0minutes
14．	Field Trip2	N/A	0minutes
Total.	-	-	2400minutes

Relationship between 'Goals and Objectives' and 'Course Outcomes'

	report	Total.
1.	40%	40%
2.	40%	40%
3.	20%	20%
Total.	100%	-

Evaluation method and criteria

各授業でのレポートで評価（レポート総合点で６０点以上で合格とする）
Evaluation is made by the reports（Student should take score over 60% )

Textbooks and reference materials

N/A

Prerequisites

N/A

Office hours and How to contact professors for questions

after each lecture

Regionally-oriented

Development of social and professional independence

Active-learning course

Course by professor with work experience

Work experience	Work experience and relevance to the course content if applicatable
N/A	N/A

Education related SDGs:the Sustainable Development Goals

9.INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
11.SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES

Last modified : Sat Mar 21 13:25:53 JST 2020