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Mathematics for Public Policy
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This is an introductory course in mathematical methods for public policy analysis, aimed at GraSPP students without strong backgrounds in mathematics. Especially, students who came from non-economics, non-engineering or non-science majors are welcomed. This course helps students develop mathematical foundation skills for applying useful mathematical techniques to public policy issues. The course consists of four parts. In the first, I introduce the foundations of differential calculus. In the second, I introduce some concepts in linear algebra. The third part is devoted to multivariate calculus and constrained static optimization. The last part provides an introduction to dynamic optimization and linear dynamic systems.
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5130251
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Mathematics for Public Policy
加藤 涼
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機械系応用数学(Applied Mathematics for Mechanical Engineering)
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The objective of this course is to brush up the mathematical skills required in advanced mechanical engineering through solving the example problems. Besides, solutions of partial differential equations are explained with the emphasis of the related physics. The methods using Green’s functions for nonhomogeneous differential equations are explained. Singular perturbation problems and renormalization technique are also explained as tools to obtain the approximate solutions. Furthermore, homogenization method, optimal design, structural optimization and sensitivity analysis are explained.
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機械系応用数学(Applied Mathematics for Mechanical Engineering)
高木 周
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グローバル教養科目(Phonetics: The sounds of languages across the world)
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How do our bodies produce speech sounds? How are the sounds of language represented in our minds? How can we visualize, analyze and quantify people's voices? This course introduces basic concepts in phonetics, the scientific study of speech sounds. Phonetics is at the crossroads of linguistics, psychology and physics. Its content will be relevant to students specializing in many fields, from music to engineering. For this introductory course, no previous knowledge is required. Learning phonetics can also promote the appreciation of the world's languages and of their diversity. This appreciation is a necessary step towards the protection the world's cultural heritage, the respect of linguistic rights and the social inclusion of linguistic minorities.
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グローバル教養科目(Phonetics: The sounds of languages across the world)
フランチェスコ カンジェミ
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グローバル教養科目(Phonetics: The sounds of languages across the world)
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How do our bodies produce speech sounds? How are the sounds of language represented in our minds? How can we visualize, analyze and quantify people's voices? This course introduces basic concepts in phonetics, the scientific study of speech sounds. Phonetics is at the crossroads of linguistics, psychology and physics. Its content will be relevant to students specializing in many fields, from music to engineering. For this introductory course, no previous knowledge is required. Learning phonetics can also promote the appreciation of the world's languages and of their diversity. This appreciation is a necessary step towards the protection the world's cultural heritage, the respect of linguistic rights and the social inclusion of linguistic minorities.
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Governance of Space Activities
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This course aims to raise awareness on the critical role of space technology in our daily lives and the important implications it has on domestic policymaking and international relations. The first part of the course, titled “Space and Society”, provides an overview of major space technologies and their applications. It then demonstrates how space assets have become a critical infrastructure on which advanced societies are over-reliant, and the hazards and threats that they are facing. The second part of course delves into political science and international relations. It addresses the various approaches to space policymaking, the structure of international relations in outer space and the major challenges ahead for the space sector.
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Governance of Space Activities
鈴木 一人
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計算数理[数理自然科学コース]
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現代の科学技術の諸分野において,扱う現象を数式を用いて表し(数理モデル化),得られた数理モデルの解を解析するというアプローチは必須のものとなっている.ところが,数理モデルの解(厳密解)を陽に書き下すことは不可能なことが多く,コンピュータを用いた数値計算で近似解を得るのが有力な選択肢となる.本講義では,数値計算を行う対象として最も基礎的な問題(連立一次方程式・非線形方程式・関数の補間・積分・常微分方程式)を取り上げ,数値解析の手法や考え方を紹介する. 数値解析の立場では,特に(1)「アルゴリズム導出のアイデア」,(2)「アルゴリズムの数学的正当化」の2点が重要である.上に挙げた基礎的な問題ですら,厳密に解を求める手軽な公式がない・公式があっても数値計算には現実的ではないといった状況に直面するため,元の問題に対して「近似」や「離散化」といった操作を施し,コンピュータで計算可能な公式(アルゴリズム)を得る.このとき,最終的なアルゴリズムに到達するための近似や離散化のアイデアを理解するのが(1)の段階である.さらに,(一般に同値変形でない)近似や離散化の操作を行っても本当に問題ないのかということをきちんと考察するのが(2)の段階である.いずれのステップにおいても,数学的議論が理論の土台として重要な役割を果たしていることを解説する. 講義で学んだアルゴリズムをプログラムとして実装し,実際に数値計算を行ってその有効性を確かめる実習を行うことが望ましいが,そのために計算数理演習の履修もすすめる.なお,進度に応じて講義内容を変更する場合がある.
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計算数理[数理自然科学コース]
柏原 崇人
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Application of Biometrics and Biostatistics to Agricultural Science
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Statistics and biometrics have emerged as crucial disciplines not only in agricultural sciences but also in various other fields. This significance is primarily attributed to three factors: Firstly, advancements in data measurement techniques have facilitated the collection of extensive and diverse biological and agronomic data that were previously unattainable. Secondly, the evolution of data science methodologies has enabled the integration and modeling of such collected data. Thirdly, the enhancement of computational capabilities has empowered the utilization of these methodologies. These advancements have rendered statistical and biometric methods indispensable for extracting insights from the vast and varied biological and agronomic datasets. Throughout this lecture series, a diverse array of biological and agronomic datasets will serve as illustrative examples to demonstrate various analytical methods. Delivered in a hands-on format, utilizing R, Python, and Matlab, the aim is to equip students with practical analysis skills. The initial portion of the course, spanning the first one-third, will focus primarily on techniques for summarizing, visualizing, and modeling relationships within multivariate datasets. In the subsequent one-third, students will delve into linear models, linear mixed models, local regression, and nonlinear models. Finally, in the last segment, students will explore image analysis, machine learning, and deep learning methods. While the course will cover a broad spectrum of methods, ranging from introductory to advanced levels, the emphasis will be on developing the capability to independently conduct analyses rather than on elaborating on the theoretical underpinnings of the methods.
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Application of Biometrics and Biostatistics to Agricultural Science
岩田 洋佳
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Principles of Microeconomics
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This course introduces the basic principles and tools of microeconomics. It prepares students to understand the behavior of economic agents, such as consumers and producers, and the role of the competitive market in allocating goods and services among those economic agents with an application . We then study how the presence of externalities, monopoly, and oligopoly can affect the allocations of such goods and services.
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Principles of Microeconomics
河原 伸哉
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The future of text
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Does the written word have a future? Some contemporary trends seem to suggest otherwise: the replacement of the novel first by movies and then video games as leading cultural form; the shift from text to audio and video in messenger apps and on social media platforms; a (related?) loss of concentration and focus; and sinking rates of functional literacy in many developed countries. And just a year after large language models such as ChatGPT arrived on the scene, artificial intelligence is already doing a lot of writing and reading for us. In this seminar we will take these trends not necessarily at face value, but as a starting point to explore the relationship between reading/writing, media and society from interdisciplinary and comparative perspectives. I invited colleagues in literature and psychology, book history and the history of computing to co-teach this seminar together with me. Together we will look at long-term trends related to various textual media, the evolution of technologies from the printing press to social media platforms, and the social contexts of reading and literacy in order to think about past, present, and future trajectories of textuality. <<Learning Goals>> After successfully completing this seminar, participants will be able to - identify and compare different conceptions of text, reading, writing and literacy - understand textuality as a complex social and cultural practice - analyze how textual practices are influenced by social and technological contexts - consider a range of interdisciplinary perspectives from social media studies, anthropology, history and science and technology studies on textuality - apply critical approaches on the relationship between text, media, and society to their own research as well as to reflections on future scenarios
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The future of text
FACIUS Michael
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Theory of Normativity in Global Society V
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In this seven sessions seminar, we will focus on how to conduct ethnographic fieldwork and how to create and circulate ethnographic narratives during health emergencies and disasters. For the purpose of the course, we will consider narratives in a broad sense, encompassing texts, videos, stills (such as photographs, digitally generated art, paintings), to reflect on the meanings and the possibilities offered through “bearing witness” in contexts of health emergencies and disasters – and the ethical stances such work calls for both in the fieldwork and beyond it. In our seven-week exercise, we will put women and women’s perspectives and needs in the center of our analysis. To facilitate the conversation, the bibliography will prioritize the instructor's academic and visual production. · The English language is not the first language for all of us, I suppose (and Professor Diniz is still learning basic Japanese), so empathy and a good sense of humor are recommended to create a safe space for all the participants. Students are welcomed to suggest class dynamics that better fit to the group. About the instructor Debora Diniz is a Brazilian anthropologist, professor at the University of Brasilia (Brazil). She is also a visiting scholar at the Law Faculty, University of Toronto (Canada). Diniz is a member of the High-Level Advisory Group for the Gender and Health Hub coordinated by the United Nations University International Institute for Global Health (UNU-IIGH), and she is a member of the WHO working group to develop intersectional gender lens to research ethics. Diniz’s 2016 book “Zika: from Brazilian backlands to global threat” was awarded the Brazilian Health Sciences Jabuti Prize and has since been translated into English and Japanese. Her ethnographic films have won more than 90 awards, and have been exhibited at festivals, prisons, universities and schools, hospitals and labs, courts, and churches in more than 35 countries. Due to her rights-based response to the effects of the Zika epidemic in Brazil, she was nominated as one of 100 Global Thinkers by Foreign Policy Magazine. In 2020, she won the prestigious Dan David prize, a lifetime achievement recognition for her contributions to gender justice and the Global Health Ethics Leadership (University of Oxford, UK). In 2024, she was granted an honorary degree by the Social Sciences Department of the University of Ottawa. She was a visiting scholar in universities in Canada, France, Germany, Japan and USA; and served in several international boards, currently serving at the Witness board. · To know more about how Diniz explores her intersecting work between anthropology and women’s rights and health emergencies, read: Bähre, Erik; Diniz, Debora. Women's rights and misogyny in Brazil: an interview with Debora Diniz. Anthropology Today, 36(2), 17-20. With the remote collaboration of: Arbel Griner is a Brazilian anthropologist, currently associate research scholar at the Center for Health and Wellbeing, Princeton University. Griner is a member of the Brazilian research team working on the aftermath of the Zika epidemic and Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil.
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Debora Diniz
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