Undergraduate Thesis Research 1

Course title

V0911100

	TAKEUCHI Shingo
	ISHIWATA Tetsuya
	IDOGAWA Tomoyuki
	ENOMOTO Yuko
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	OZAKI Katsuhisa
	KAMEKO Masaki
	ZHAI GUISHENG
	SUZUKI Tatsuo
	FUKUDA Akiko
	SHIMIZU Kenichi
	TANAKA Yukako
	NAKATSU Tomonori
	TAMORI Hiroyoshi

Course description

In the fourth year, based on the basic knowledge acquired in the third year, students are divided into laboratories, where they decide on specific themes with their instructors, and conduct comprehensive research including presentations in the first and second semesters. In Undergraduate Thesis Research 2, students independently conduct lectures, self-study and design, and simulations on specific issues according to the policy of each laboratory, and report the results of these activities.

Purpose of class

Students will conduct research as the culmination of their four years at the university, and develop the skills to summarize and present their findings.

Goals and objectives

To be able to find their own issues and set their own research themes.
To be able to propose solutions and improvement methods to research theme issues and set goals for their effectiveness.
Evaluate the proposed theory and methods, and discuss the degree of achievement and remaining issues.

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

	Research	Seminar	Thesis	Total.
1.	10%	15%	10%	35%
2.	10%	15%	10%	35%
3.	10%	10%	10%	30%
Total.	30%	40%	30%	-

Language

Japanese(English accepted)

Research Guidance

Mathematical Analysis Laboratory (Tetsuya Ishiwata)
Applied Mathematical Science Laboratory (Tomoyuki Idogawa)
Nonlinear Mathematics Laboratory (Yuko Enomoto)
Numerical Analysis Laboratory (Katsuhisa Ozaki)
Algebraic Topology Laboratory (Kameko Masaki)
Coordinated Control Laboratory (Guisheng Zhai)
Group Theory Laboratory (Kenichi Shimizu)
Mathematical Physics Laboratory (Tatsuo Suzuki)
Functional Equations Laboratory (Shingo Takeuchi)
Education and Welfare Studies Laboratory (Yukako Tanaka)
Representation Theory Laboratory (Hiroyoshi Tamori)
Financial Engineering Laboratory (Tomonori Nakatsu)
Computational Mathematics Laboratory (Akiko Fukuda)

Research Content

Based on the content learned in the third-year course “Seminar in Mathematical Sciences,” students study and conduct research on more advanced and specialized content in the integrated research. The “Study Fields” and “Research Themes” of each laboratory can be found on the official university page “Faculty and Laboratory Introductions” below.
https://www.shibaura-it.ac.jp/en/research/

Evaluation method and criteria

Set according to each laboratory's policy.

Feedback on exams, assignments, etc.