Introduction to Computer Science and Engineering

Course title

M0093000

Course description

The primary objective of this course is to explore fundamental technologies in Computer Science and Engineering, as well as cutting-edge advancements within various research fields. We will cover a wide range of topics related to computer science, including human-computer interaction, graphics, programming languages, affective computing, computer architecture, artificial intelligence (machine learning), and data analysis.

Course Structure:
- Omnibus Style: This course follows an omnibus approach, integrating diverse topics from the field of computer science.
Lecture Assignments:
- Short Papers (Minutes): Students must submit short papers summarizing each lecture (60% of the grade). These papers will enhance their ability to capture the essence of lecture topics succinctly.
- Long (Technical) Reports: Students should select two lecture topics and write comprehensive technical reports (40% of the grade). These reports will develop their skills in investigating specific computer science subjects and aligning their writing style with research norms in the field.

By the end of this course, students will have gained a solid understanding of essential technologies and research practices in Computer Science and Engineering.

Purpose of class

The purpose of this lecture is as follows.
- Students comprehensively understand fundamental research areas and topics within Computer Science.
- Students obtain the ability to make a summary of the topic of the lecture.
- Students learn how to investigate specific Computer Science topics in depth.

Goals and objectives

	Goals and objectives	Course Outcomes
1.	Students comprehensively understand fundamental research areas and topics within Computer Science.
2.	Students obtain the ability to make a summary of the topic of the lecture.
3.	Students learn how to investigate specific Computer Science topics in depth.

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

	short paper	long paper	Total.
1.	30%	10%	40%
2.	30%	10%	40%
3.	10%	10%	20%
Total.	70%	30%	-

Class schedule

Overview of this course
How to write Minutes papers and Reports

Introduction to an area of research 1
Introduction to an area of research 2
Introduction to an area of research 3
Introduction to an area of research 4
Introduction to an area of research 5
Introduction to an area of research 6
Introduction to an area of research 7
Introduction to an area of research 8
Introduction to an area of research 9
Introduction to an area of research 10
Introduction to an area of research 11
Introduction to an area of research 12
Introduction to an area of research 13
Introduction to an area of research 14

Goals and objectives (Other Courses)

A:Fundamental Mechanical Engineering	B:Advanced Mechanical Engineering	C:Environment and Materials Engineering	D:Chemistry and Biotechnology	E:Electrical Engineering and Robotics	G:Advanced Electronic Engineering	F:Information and Communications Engineering	L:Computer Science and Engineering	H:Urban Infrastructure and Environment

Language

English

Evaluation method and criteria

Evaluation method and criteria	HW assignments (Including preparation and review of the class.)	Amount of Time Required
Short Papers (Minutes): 70% of the final grade - Summarize each lecture. Long (Technical) Reports: 30% of the final grade - Investigate selected topics. The student who submits all the minute papers and reports, which are presentable, is given over 60.	Read the syllabus and understand the overall picture of this course.	30分
-	-	30分