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This lecture is an introduction to part of the results of the researches called “An Interdisciplinary Study of Representation and Expression of Race” and made in collaboration with the Institute for Research in Humanities. Yet these results will be presented in a pleasant and intelligible manner. Why does the race still exist realistically even after such a long time the fact that a race does not exist biologically was elucidated? We will bring up the problem of the racial reality through the analysis of representation. This lecture will be relayed by lecturers who are playing active roles in history of art, literature, history, life sciences and anthropology.

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This lecture is going to examine the concept of formalization from the viewpoint of integrating and exploring humanities, information science, history of fundamental mathematics, and social sciences.

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The importance of computer-based image processing is growing more and more as digital cameras proliferate and use of the World Wide Web expands. Also, many people use image processing computer software such as Photoshop. In this course, we will consider basic elements of computer-based image processing and aim to understand their principles. Through understanding the construction of functions implemented in commercial image processing software, we will work to learn practical basic knowledge so that students can find ways to improve on the weaknesses of these functions.

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This course will teach practical methods of clinical pathology and cellular histology needed in the field of bioscience by using lab animals, which include organ dissection, fixation, sectioning, and staining (HE staining, special staining, immuno staining, etc

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This course is designed to help the students acquire a situated and contextualized knowledge framework in the domain of quantum mechanics. Embedded problem solving sessions will help them apply the framework to actual physical systems by developing necessary analytical skills.

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This class introduces purpose and methodology in physical therapy to the students who begin to learn physical medicine and rehabilitation.

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We will cover an overview of principles and methods in computer-based image processing

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This course picks up the historical process leading to statistical mechanics, which is an important branch of modern physics. The lecture must also be very interesting even for the students who do not necessarily need statistical mechanics in their major but want to enjoy a part of essence of modern physics.

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Life is a story and all human acts produce an interactive plot

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This course comprises omnibus lectures provided by the faculty staff with the school of public health. In this class, health information literacy that is based on epidemiologic principles and evidence-based medicine is introduced with presenting examples.

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In this course, thermodynamic aspects of condensed phases (solid and liquid phases) are introduced and discussed by means of the Gibbs free energy, then, crystal structures of solids and their defects, lattice vibrations, i.e., so called quantum phonon excitations, and diffusions of atoms will be discussed in order to understand the physical and chemical properties of solid crystals. Finally, thermodynamic description of the phase transitions will be given in terms of the mean field theory.

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We introduce various information technologies used in the field of Forest and Biomaterials Science. You will improve your IT skill through effective exercises.

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We present an overview of language processing systems such as compilers and interpreters, which are basic software systems in many computer systems. We then explain details of compiler components such as lexical analysis, syntax analysis, and code generation. For syntax analysis, we introduce techniques such as recursive descent parsing and LR parsing. We also cover tools for compiler generation such as lex and yacc.

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This class explains the damages of buildings in 1985 Mexico City Earthquake through the computer simulations.

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This course is intended to study basic numeric computation through programming practice. C language will be used in Fortran 90.