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2015 Fall / Winter Open Courses (finished)

2015 Fall / Winter Open Course Closed

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The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics
1 minute walk north from Hyakumanben intersection
8 minute walk from Demachiyanagi Station Keihan Railway / Kashiyama Train
From Kyoto Station, get off at City Bus No. 17 “Hyakumanben-Person” and No. 206 “Asukaicho”
Kyoto Ekimae Satellite Campus, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics (Kyoto Ekimae Campus, Kyoto Computer Gakuin)
7 minutes walk to the west from Kyoto Station's Hachijo West Exit
The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Hyakumanben Informatics, Sapporo Satellite
1 minute walk north from Odori Station Exit 2
The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics, Tokyo satellite
8 minute walk from Exit 1a of Roppongi Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
10 minute walk from Exit 3 of Roppongi Station on the Toei Oedo Line

Advanced Storytelling Technology

When creating stories such as manga, animation, and stage plays, it is essential to create and develop the "primary and secondary characters".We will examine and analyze what makes “lively” characters and what are different from ”flat” characters in mediocre stories.

Date and Time Thursday, October 29, 13: 30-15: 00
Days 1 day
Lecturer Mogura Kitano (Lecturer, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics)
venue The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics, Kyoto Ekimae Campus
Number of recipients Kyoto: 5 people
Tuition fee 1,000 yen
Application deadline October 22 (Thursday) 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

Next Generation Agricultural Informatics -Collaboration between Traditional Agriculture and Various IT Industries-

Next-generation agriculture realized through collaboration between traditional agriculture and various IT industries is called “Smart Agriculture”.In fact, IT is deeply involved in the transformation of vegetable production, distribution and consumption.This course will introduce the concept and examples.

Date and Time October 31 (Sat) 13: 30-15: 00
Days 1 day
Lecturer Satoshi Nakawa (Visiting Professor, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics)
venue The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics, Hyakumanben Campus (Tokyo satellite and Sapporo satellite course content will be distributed from the Kyoto campus.)
Number of recipients Kyoto: 20 people Tokyo: 10 people Sapporo: 5 people
Tuition fee 1,000 yen
Application deadline October 23 (Friday) 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

Special Lecture on Animation Planning, Production and Promotion

Professor Takeda, who has overseen the production of 'Guren Lagan' and numerous anime works as a producer, will give a wide range of explanations on the skills required produce anime. He will also discuss the techniques of Japanese anime, including examples of anime works.He will also give a passioned talk about the design of anime characters.

Date and Time Friday, November 13 16: 50-20: 00
Days 1 day
Lecturer Yasuhiro Takeda (Professor, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics)
venue The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics , Kyoto Ekimae Satellite Campus Auditorium (For Tokyo Satellite and Sapporo Satellite students, the course will be delivered from the Kyoto campus.)
Number of recipients Kyoto: 20 people Tokyo: 10 people Sapporo: 5 people
Tuition fee 1,000 yen
Application deadline Friday, November 6 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

Next Generation Agricultural Informatics-Trends in Plant Factory Business in Japan and the World-

The plant factory technology responsible for the industrialization of agriculture will be explained with examples of the plant factory business developed globally, from the basic technology of the artificial light plant factory that Japan leads.We will also explain hydroponics using LED lighting that can be put into practice immediately.

Date and Time November 21 (Sat) 13: 30-15: 00
Days 1 day
Lecturer Koichi Kaneda ( Inoplex Org. Chief Researcher)
venue Tokyo Satellite (The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics) (For Hyakumanben campus and Sapporo Satellite students, the course will be delivered from the Tokyo campus.)
Number of recipients Kyoto: 20 people Tokyo: 10 people Sapporo: 5 people
Tuition fee 1,000 yen
Application deadline Friday, November 13 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

* Initially, the lecturer of this course was announced as a visiting professor Satoshi Nakawa, but it has been changed to Mr. Mitsuichi Kaneda.There are no changes to the course content.(October 29)

Music and Technology-Music Chronicle that Connects Primitive Sound and Electronic Sound- (First Offering)

This course provides an overview of the history of the relationship between technology and music, from music boxes to today's digital distribution.In particular, it describes in detail how music has become portable and provides an opportunity to think about contemporary music.
(This open course is the first of regular 15 lectures for credit.)

Date and Time November 21 (Sat) 16: 50-18: 20
Days 1 day
Lecturer Ayame (Visiting Professor, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics )
venue The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics, Hyakumanben Campus (Tokyo satellite and Sapporo satellite course content will be distributed from the Kyoto campus.)
Number of recipients Kyoto: 20 people Tokyo: 10 people Sapporo: 5 people
Tuition fee 1,000 yen
Application deadline Friday, November 6 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

Music and Technology: Music Chronicle Connecting Primitive and Electronic Sound - (15 offerings)

Music is a content industry that has been greatly influenced and developed by technology.This technology is not limited to computers.It refers to a wide range of technologies, from musical instruments such as pianos and violins, and musical instruments such as music boxes and phonographs, to computers and the Internet.While looking back on the history of music and the music-related technology, we will also explore the future lifestyle together.
(Please contact us if you would like to know the outline of all 15 lectures)

Date and Time 2015 November 21 Sun (Sat) 16: 50〜20: 00
2015 November 22 Sun (Sunday) 11: 10-16: 40
2015 December 19 Sun (Sat) 16: 50〜20: 00
2015 December 20 Sun (Sunday) 11: 10-16: 40
2016 January 9 Sun (Sat) 16: 50〜20: 00
2016 January 10 Sun (Sunday) 11: 10-16: 40
Days 6 days
Lecturer Ayame (Visiting Professor, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics )
venue The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics, Hyakumanben campus
Number of recipients Kyoto: 10 people
Tuition fee 30,000 yen
Application deadline Friday, November 6 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

Organizational Behavior

In recent years, workplaces have become more and more multicultural and multinational, and it is expected for the workers to improve adaptability. With this in mind, this course introduces basic theories for understanding the behavior of individuals within and between organizations and how they interact.

Date and Time February 22, 2016 (Monday) 9: 30-11: 00
Days 1 day
Lecturer Shizuka Modica (Professor, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics )
venue The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics, Kyoto Ekimae Campus
Number of recipients Kyoto: 5 people
Tuition fee 1,000 yen
Application deadline Monday, February 15, 2016, 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

Entrepreneurship and Business Model

Lectures are given on how to build the necessary knowledge and business models for those who start a venture business (entrepreneur)Lectures on business model, economics, business administration, Internet, finance, legal affairs and other knowledge necessary for business entrepreneurs.

Date and Time March 7 (Mon)-March 11 (Fri), 2016 13: 30-18: 20
Days 5 days
Lecturer Masayasu Morita (Professor, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics )
venue The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics, Kyoto Ekimae Campus
Number of recipients Kyoto: 5 people
Tuition fee 30,000 yen
Application deadline February 29, 2016 (Monday) 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

* Initially, this course was announced from 11:10 to 16:40, but the time was changed from 13:30 to 18:20.There are no changes to the course content.(December 25)

National qualification useful for job hunting: last minute course for the Basic Information Engineer Examination.

The “Basic Information Technology Engineer Examination” is a national examination and is the next step after the “IT Passport Examination”.For those interested in getting an IT related job.In order to prepare for the examination, a veteran lecturer who is qualified for advanced examination preperation will provide lectures, exercises and go over the main points.

Date and Time 2016 March 7 Sun (Monday) 9: 30-16: 40
2016 March 8 Sun (Tue) ~ 10 Sunday (Thursday) 11: 10-16: 40
2016 March 11 Sunday (Friday) 9: 30-12: 40
Days 5 days
Lecturer Keiji Emi (Associate Professor, The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics), Shigeto Okuda (Lecturer, Kyoto Computer Gakuin)
venue Kyoto Computer Gakuin, Kyoto Station School
Number of recipients Kyoto: 5 people
Tuition fee 30,000 yen
Text price 2,592 yen (collected on the first day)
Application deadline February 29, 2016 (Monday) 17:00
The application deadline has been closed.

* Initially, this course was announced as 11:10-16: 40, but the time has changed.There are no changes to the course content.(February 10)