Recent Trends on IoT

Course title

3300560A

	IOKA Eri
	KUBOTA Aya
	CHEN XINKAI
	NICODIMUS RETDIAN
and more...
	HIRAYAMA Hiroshi
	YOSHIDA Kenji

Middle-level Diploma Policy (mDP)

Program / Major	mDP	Goals
IoT Course	DP-4a・1	研究者・技術者としての基礎的素養 IoTのハードウェアとソフトウェアに関する専門知識を習得し、社会の多様なニーズを意識したIoTシステムを提案できる。
Software Course	DP-4b・2	キャリアを見据えた高度な専門知識ソフトウェア開発手法、情報ネットワーク、および機械学習に関する技術を駆使し、社会的ニーズに適切に対応したソフトウェアを開発できる。
Media Course	DP-4c・2	キャリアを見据えた高度な専門知識画像や音響、サイバースペース等のメディア処理・デザイン技術を駆使し、社会的ニーズに適切に対応したシステムを開発できる。
Data Science Course	DP-4d・2	キャリアを見据えた高度な専門知識多様なデータを収集・分析・予測する技術を駆使し、社会に存在する実際の課題に対してエビデンスを基に解決法を考え提案できる。

Purpose of class

This class is an English course that focuses on recent topics in electronic systems and related physics.

Course description

This class presents recent research topics in the field of electronic systems. The research fields include electronic devices, circuits, LSI, AI and related hardware, signal processing, control theory, nonlinear phenomenon,
machine learning, and astrophysics.

Professors in the Department of Electronic Information Systems will serve classes on recent trends in their research fields. Each professor’s classes consist of a lecture and an exercise (two weeks or one week). Follow the professors’ instructions about their assignments, reports, and discussions.

NOTE！: The lecture schedule which is shown as follow is tentative. The definitive one will be presented in guidance (1st lecture).

Goals and objectives

Students can discuss recent research topics in the field of electronic systems and related physics.
Students can explain fundamental knowledge to understand recent research topics in the field of electronic systems and related physics.
Students can write reports on the field of electronic systems and related physics according to professors’ instructions.

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

	Discussions	Reports	Total.
1.	30%	10%	40%
2.	20%	20%	40%
3.		20%	20%
Total.	50%	50%	-

Evaluation method and criteria

Six (or Seven) professors give lectures and assign reports and/or presentations.
The average score for discussions and report submissions and/or presentations in each lecture is calculated, and if it is 60% or more, the student can pass this course.

Language

English

Class schedule

	Class schedule	HW assignments (Including preparation and review of the class.)	Amount of Time Required
1.	(1) Guidance and Introduction to this class. (2) Synchronization is an important nonlinear phenomenon. In this theme, some examples (synchronization is seen in the natural environment, in our body and in electric circuit) will be introduced, and students will learn its application for various fields. (Assoc. Prof. Ioka)	Read the syllabus.	60minutes
1.		Study the definition of synchronization.	120minutes
2.	Reporting on synchronization of nonlinear phenomena. (Assoc. Prof. Ioka)	Prepare your reports and presentation according to the professor’s instruction.	190minutes
3.	A few industrial applications (micro/nano manufacturing, micro/nano operation, vibration control, etc.) of the advanced control theory will be introduced. (Prof. Chen)	Basic feedback knowledge is needed.	190minutes
4.	Reporting on industrial applications of the advanced control theory. (Prof. Chen)	Prepare your reports or homework according to the professor’s instruction.	190minutes
5.	Black holes are now understood as a fundamental element in our universe. I will show how we know the existence of black holes which cannot be directly observed. Recent results on black holes based on X-ray observations will also be introduced. (Prof. Kubota)	Review mechanics, especially the field of gravity like Newton’s law of gravitation. Do your reports or homework according to the professor’s instruction.	190minutes
6.	Reporting on black holes based on X-ray observations. (prof. Kubota)	Prepare your reports or homework according to the professor’s instruction.	190minutes
7.	High energy astrophysics is reviewed based on X-ray, gamma-ray, and cosmic-ray observations. Students will acquire a basic understanding of the universe more than stars and empty space. (Prof. Yoshida)	Review basic physics, especially the field of modern physics. Reporting on High energy astrophysics. Do your reports or homework according to the professor’s instruction.	190minutes
8.	Reporting on a basic understanding of the universe more than stars and empty space. （Prof. Yoshida)	Prepare your reports or homework according to the professor’s instruction.	190minutes
9.	This class will explain the recent trends in LSI, artificial intelligence and related hardware. Students will be able to understand: the development in LSI technologies, the basic concept of artificial intelligence, and the development of AI chips. (Prof. Nicodimus Retdian)	Study the electronic circuits, systems, and IoT	190minutes
10.	Reporting on LSI, artificial intelligence and related hardware. (Prof. Nicodimus Retdian)	Prepare your reports or homework according to the professor’s instruction.	190minutes
11.	An overview of the wireless power transmission technology as a power source for IoT devices will be introduced. Students will learn from both the viewpoint of microwave technologies and power electronics. (Prof. HIrayama)	Study on the wireless power transmission technology.	190minutes
12.	Reporting on the wireless power transmission technology. (Prof. HIrayama)	Prepare your reports or homework according to the professor’s instruction.	190minutes
13.	Discussion about IoT applications/systems or Special lecture (1)	Discuss IoT application/system based on contents covered in previous lectures.	190minutes
13.		Review a study on new trends in ES/IoT fields.
14.	Discussion about IoT applications/systems or Special lecture (2)	Discuss IoT application/system based on contents covered in previous lectures.	190minutes
14.		Review a study on new trends in ES/IoT fields.
Total.	-	-	2650minutes