Graduation Thesis 2

The graduation thesis is a required course. The thesis will be considered for both students taking a job and progressing toward a master course, to a compilation of your study in Department of Materials Science and Engineering. All students undertake a specific research theme and finally summarize the result as a graduation thesis. More than 300 hours of work is required for the accomplishment of a graduation research.

The aim of this course is undertake a specific research theme and finally summarize the result as a graduation thesis.

1. To establish the organizational skill as a graduation thesis.
2. To develop the academic writing skill.
3. To develop the discussion and presentation skill.

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Knot Theory 2

Graduation Thesis 2 is a continuation of Graduation Thesis 1, where we are studying knot theory. Knot Theory plays a role in theoretically building the foundation of society, and contribute to the development of applied research. Recently, it has been used for research on application to materials, and has become possible to create polymer compounds having a structure of knots or links such as topological supramolecules. It is expected that knot theory can be used for the development of new materials in the future. In this subject, as a continuation of the study in Graduation Thesis 1, we study properties of knots, links, and space graphs using strong invariants such as polynomial invariants.

1. Submission of intermediate abstract, 2. Present an interim report, 3. Submission of final abstract, 4. Present a final report, and 5. Submission of graduation thesis must be required.

Instructions are provided individually by the advisor.

Check the prerequisite for this course.

• Appointment is required in advance.

Non-regionally-oriented course

• Course that cultivates a basic problem-solving skills

Most classes are interactive

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