2021 program
~ We will update frequently~
・This is a list of global PBL scheduled for AY 2021.・For each program that is ready, the professor in charge will recruit students by Scomb, email, etc.
・Due to travel restrictions caused by COVID-19 (coronavirus), Program may be postponed, cancelled, or moved to an online format.
・Programs not listed here may also be implemented.
＊The ◎ in the table are the primary target students. However, student classification with ○ marks can also participate. If your major or student classification is not eligible, you may still be able to participate. Please contact the faculty member in charge as soon as possible if there is a program you are interested in.
B1 = 1st year (Freshman), B2 = 2nd year (Sophomore), B3 = 3rd year (Junior), B4 = 4th year (Senior)
M1 = 1st year of Graduate Student, M2 = 2nd year of Graduate Student, D=Doctorate Student
B1 = 1st year (Freshman), B2 = 2nd year (Sophomore), B3 = 3rd year (Junior), B4 = 4th year (Senior)
M1 = 1st year of Graduate Student, M2 = 2nd year of Graduate Student, D=Doctorate Student
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Mechanical| Online | Nobuto Matsuhira (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21HB009K
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| Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (India) | |||
| Nov 29 - Dec 6, 2021 | ◎B4, ○M1, ○M2, ○D | ||
| As a collaborative program development, the following will be implemented online. (1) Participation of about 10 undergraduate and graduate students in the laboratory (2) Implementation of advance preparation by skype etc. (3) Setting of the pre-assignment issue by teacher (4) Introduction of mutual robot research (5) Development of preset robot issues (6) Implementation of program development among students (7) Evaluation of outcomes by related teachers |
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Akito Takasaki (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21QB254S
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| AGH University of Science and Technology (Poland) | |||
| Jan 10 - Feb 11, 2022 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○M1, ○M2 | ||
| This is an online PBL program implemented with AGH University of Science and Technology. The students will discuss energy and environmental problems to be raised at the beginning of the PBL with AGH students and make presentations. | |
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Sumito Nagasawa (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21UB003K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) | |||
| Oct 2021 | ○B1, ○B2, ◎B3, 〇B4 | ||
| Thai students, who participated in the previous Dispatch gPBL program held in KMUTT, come to our campus. Japanese students and Thai students try to design and build the measurement system using an embedded computer. The students give a presentation of the results they have discussed and debated in English. This year (2021), we will respond to the situation where we have to switch online depending on the situation of COVID-19. Taking advantage that there is a distance between Japan and Thailand, we will design hardware that can be "remotely controlled" or "remotely measured” and make and evaluate students' remote-control programs. |
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| Online | Umamaheswari Rajagopalan (Department of Mechanical Engineering) |
Program code
21UA002K
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| National Taipei University of Technology (Taiwan) | |||
| Feb 17, 2022 | ○B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ○M2 | ||
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The project will engage in project-based learning with students from the Department of Energy, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineering at National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT). Initially, the face-to-face program was intended for 10 undergraduate students (3rd- and 4th-year) in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and a visit to a company, but due to the spread of the coronavirus infection, the face-to-face program was changed to an online program. The participating students presented their individual research results to each other, followed by a question-and-answer session to deepen their understanding of each other's research themes and to consider the relevance of their own research.
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| Online | Toshio Ito (Department of Machinery and Control Systems) |
Program code
21HQ228K
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| Loughborough University (The United Kingdom) | |||
| Sep 10-21,2021 | ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
| This gPBL aims to analyze European driver behavior data, which are in Loughborough University, by group activity and find issues for traffic safety by comparing Japanese driver data. |
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Materials/Applied Chemistry| Online |
Yasuo Yoshimi (Department of Applied Chemistry) |
Program code
21UD011K |
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| National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan) Widya Mandala Catholic University (Indonesia) Osaka Institute of Technology (Japan) |
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| Jul 24-Sep 4, 2021 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ○B4, ○M1, ○M2, ○SIT High School Students |
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〜Chemical Magic on Your Desk〜  ▲”Two soap bubbles of different sizes are connected by a tube. Which way will the air in them move?” Overview: Putting together an international student team to create a video that will get high school students interested in chemistry. Objective: l Ability to communicate the interesting aspects of chemical phenomena to non-specialists. l Ability to work with students of different languages and customs to achieve the objectives. l Rediscovery of the fun of chemistry. Procedure (1) Form an international team of Indonesians, Taiwanese, and Japanese. (2) We will devise a magic trick that will interest high school students in chemistry and chemical engineering. (3) The following restrictions apply to the chemical magic video. ・The camera must be fixed and must work continuously. ・The duration of the performance must not exceed 90 seconds. ・The total cost must be less than US$20. ・The use of legally designated poisonous or dangerous substances is prohibited. (4) Make a movie explaining the trick and principle of the magic (within 300 seconds). (5) Publish the two movies on YouTube. (6) The two movies will be evaluated by high school students from the three participating countries. ■Schedule (tentative) July 24 (Sat) 19:00-20:00 Guidance of gPBL and announcement of the team division Jul 31 (Sat) 18:00-19:00 Introduction of your partners in the team. Aug 7 (Sat) 10:00-17:00 Mutual explanation of the idea with another team Aug 21 (Sat) Upload the animation pf the magic and animation Sept 4 (Sat) Certification, Award, Zoom party |
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| Online |
Ai Serizawa (Department of Materials Science and Engineering) |
Program code
21QC010R
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| Chulalongkorn University (Thailand） | |||
| Oct 15 - Nov 12, 2021 | ◎B1,◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4,◎M1, ◎M2, ○Other university students |
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〜CUxSIT gPBL on Materials Science and Engineering〜  During 6 days, the intensive global PBL program of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering will be held at the Chulalongkorn University of Thailand with the students of the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Chulalongkorn University. The advantage of this program is to carry out the activity which finds out the solution for SDGs problems in a small group. In detail, the discussion will be performed to find out the solution to the current SDGs problem in Materials Engineering. Then the group’s presentation will behold. To enhance the efficiency of learning, the students will learn and practice the technical English for engineering and get lectures about basic Material Engineering and SDGs with English along with this program. Based on this experience, the students are expecting engineers who can be active overseas and solve the SDGs problem in Materials Engineering. |
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| Online | Yasuo Yoshimi (Department of Applied Chemistry) |
Program code
21HD905K
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| Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya(Indonesia) | |||
| Feb 26 - Mar 12, 2022 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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Students from Shibaura Institute of Technology and WMCU work in pairs to make a large soap bubble, exchange manuals (in English only, no diagrams allowed) on how to maintain it for a long period of time, follow the instructions, and compete for the total size of the soap bubble made over time.
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Electrical/Electronic/Information| Online |
Michiko Okura (SIT Research Laboratories) Midori Sugaya (Department of Computer Science and Engineering) |
Program code
21UL252S
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| DePauw University (The United States） | |||
| May 24 - Jul 9, 2021 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
〜Japan-U.S. joint gPBL of design, development, and affective evaluation of a virtual space with robots using Unity〜  This global PBL is a collaboration between Shibaura Institute of Technology and DePauw University and is led by Shibaura Institute of Technology. The gPBL will be conducted from May to July for 3rd and 4th-year students who can program in Unity. Students from Japan and the U.S. will work in groups to design, develop, compare, evaluate, and discuss a virtual space and pairs of robots that operate in it. In mid-July, the students will demonstrate their virtual space with their robot pairs, and conduct an affective evaluation using adjective pairs proposed by the students themselves. |
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Goro Fujita (Department of Electrical Engineering) |
Program code
21HE940R2
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| Institut Teknologi Bandung (Indonesia) Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology（Thailand） Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) |
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| Oct 4 - Dec 13, 2021 | ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
〜Power System Control Training gPBL〜 ▲ An experiment using the synchronous generator The supply of electric power is very important in maintaining this modern society. For a reliable power supply, advanced generator control is necessary to maintain stable frequency and voltage. In this PBL, we will learn how to control a generator by studying control theory. In the beginning, we will use a Tool kit to learn control theory, and then we will try to design a generator control system to maintain good power quality. |
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| Online | Goro Fujita (Department of Electrical Engineering) |
Program code
21QE946T
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| Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (Vietnam) Universiti Tenaga Nasional ( Malaysia ) |
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| Jan 31- 29 Mar, 2022 | ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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Providing electricity is quite important to sustain modern society. In order to realize high quality electricity reliability, sophisticated generator control is required so that stable frequency and voltage are maintained. This PBL provides opportunity to understand how to control generator with learning control theory. In beginning, students at each university learn control theory using a kit. After understanding the control theory, students try to design generator controller to maintain good power quality. The experiment is performed at SIT so the deep discussion and role assignment is necessary.
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| Online | Kazuyoshi Ueno (Department of Electronic Engineering) Hiroyasu Ishikawa (Department of Electronic Engineering) Hideki Yokoi (Department of Electronic Engineering) |
Program code
21HG918K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) | |||
| Feb 9 - 24, 2022 | ○B1, ◎B2, ○B3, ○B4 | ||
| In order to implement gPBL for device areas, students will break down electronic systems used in society. Students will learn what kind of electronic and optical devices are actually used, and what kind of technology is used there. Japanese and Thai students will also jointly investigate and learn through discussion what technologies are required in the future. The target is the second, third, and fourth-graders, and it is expected that it will lead to the research exchange of KMUTT and SIT in the future. The following is a concrete plan: survey of how and what products are used in Thailand (the difference from Japan), and by the electronic products sold in Thailand electrical stores, disassemble it in a team of 2 Japanese and 2 Thai, examine the used electronic and optical parts, and find out the specs and functions of the product and the technology used on the Internet, etc. Finally, students will make presentations. | Report |
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| Online |
Masaomi Kimura (Department of Computer Science and Engineering) |
Program code
21HL042K
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| Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) | |||
| Mar17 - 24, 2022 | ○B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4,○M1, ○M2, ○D | ||
| SIT students will discuss problemｓ such as social problems or problems in a company with students in SUT, and propose their solutions. During the program, English communication ability and global view should be fostered. | |
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| Online |
Fukuda Hiroaki (Department of Computer Science and Engineering) Takumi Miyoshi (Department of Electronic Information Systems) |
Program code
21HL048K
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| Dong A University (Vietnam) | |||
| Feb 21 - Mar 2, 2022 | ◎B2, ○B3,○B4 | ||
| This gPBL is a collaborative program brought by two departments: Dept. of Information Science and Engineering, and Dept. of Electronic Information Systems. It will be held at Dong A Univ., Danang, Vietnam. SIT students are supposed to develop software applications with international students of not only Dong A Univ. but also other partner universities. The software application should be equipped with wireless communication functions to communicate among some device types such as laptop computers, mobile phones, and embedded systems. Through this gPBL program, participant students will be expected to learn the way of global thinking and the method to develop a software application, and also to obtain experience of international team-working and communication. In addition, this gPBL program is registered as a GTI consortium-supported PBL, and then member universities and companies may join together. |
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Architecture/Civil Engineering| Online | Hitoshi Nakamura (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems) ISHIZAKI Hiroyuki (Malaysia Office) |
Program code
21QR945T |
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| Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia) | |||
| Oct 23 - Nov 17, 2021 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
〜Industry-Academy Collaborative Global Workshop for Social Issue Identification and Solution Design for Surabaya〜  This is a Global Project-Based Learning program with Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS), Indonesia, designed as an international industry-academy collaboration supported by IHI Corporation and its Asia Pacific regional subsidiary and liaison office. Its scope is to identify social issues of Surabaya, the 2nd largest city in Indonesia, design possible solutions, and propose future implementation. Each of the 8 groups consists of 2 SIT and another 2 ITS students. They select 1 theme from “Low Carbon Society”, “Smart Urban mobility”, “Infrastructure & City Planning”, or “Disaster Prevention”, for conducting situation analysis, issue identification, discussion about possible solutions, and final presentation. Online lectures are conducted every Saturday morning from 23rd October until 27th November. For SIT students, a preparatory workshop will be provided for the purpose of improving interactive English skills and developing useful knowledge for expediting learnings from this practice. |
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| Online | Hitoshi Nakamura (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems) |
Program code
20QRXX1
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| Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia) National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan) Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka（Malaysia） |
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| Mar17 - Apr 17, 2021 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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〜Experiencing New Normal through 360 Camera〜  “Experiencing New Normal through 360 Camera” is initiated by Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS Surabaya) and in a great collaboration with 4 prominent universities in Asia including Shibaura Institute of Technology - Japan, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology – Taiwan, Suranaree University of Technology - Thailand, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka – Malaysia.
This virtual short program aims to give room for discussion and create ideas to face new normal adaptation during a pandemic. A total number of 24 groups which consist of 6-7 students from different backgrounds work together virtually in 6 meetings every Saturday at 08.00-10.30 GMT+7. By implementing a global project based learning system and equipping the groups with 360 cameras during the project, having a more comprehensive understanding and giving a new learning experience of project location for the participants are highly expected. Moreover, this program may result in several new improved ideas of new normal implementations in some locations. |
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| Online | Shunji Suzuki (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems) |
Program code
21QRXX1
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| Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia) | |||
| May 8 -Oct 9, 2021 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
〜Unveiling the Virtue of Great Urban Places in Asia〜  ITS Indonesia and SIT Japan hand-in-hand initiate the Unveiling the Virtue of Great Urban Places in Asia program. Led by the great mind of Prof. Shunji Suzuki in Great Urban Places in Asia, participants of this program will be guided to sense and reflect the values of various great urban places in Asia so that we do not see those places as musty and unpleasant, but rather places with values behind them. |
Program Outline (PDF) |
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| Online |
Kazuya Shide (Department of Architecture) Hirotake Kanisawa (Department of Architecture) |
Program code
21QJ075R
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| Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Malaysia) | |||
| Oct 2021 | ○B3, ◎B4, ○M1, ○M2 | ||
〜Practice of Design for Manufacture and Assembly〜  The International Workshop on Building Production is a 10-day online global PBL with students from the Department of Construction Management at Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR), Malaysia. The theme of the workshop is to devise a new structural system based on pre-fabrication and unit construction methods. Participants will explore the possibilities of online collaboration through co-design using BIM. We are also planning content unique to building production systems, including special lectures by experts. |
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| Online | Shinya Inazumi (Department of Civil Engineering) |
Program code
21HH036K
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| Kasetsart University (Thailand) Asian Institute of Technology (Thailand) Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) The National University of Civil Engineering, Hanoi (Vietnam) |
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| Aug 23 - 31, 2021 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2, ○Other university students |
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〜Roles of civil engineers during/after the COVID-19 pandemics〜  Regarding disaster prevention and mitigation technologies that protect the geosphere from natural disasters (earthquake disasters and heavy rain disasters, etc.) common to Japan and Thailand, students who major in civil engineering at our university (SIT), Kasetsart University (KU), Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Suranaree University of Technology (SUT), and National University of Civil Engineering (NUCE) will study on solving various issues through global PBL. |
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| Online | Kiwa Matsushita (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems) Shunji Suzuki (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems) Satoru Yamashiro (Department of Architecture) |
Program code
21UR230R
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| Aalto University (Finland) | |||
| Feb15-Mar10, 2022 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
〜International Architectural Design Workshop for the Community〜  In this workshop, SIT students will investigate the area around the Toyosu campus and propose a new place for the community together with the graduate students in Aalto University, Finland. This project not only focuses on the architectural design but also on the open public spaces, namely parks and spaces in-between buildings. The students from two universities will work in small groups for the research and propose a building as well as the area around it to be a space for gathering. |
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| Online | Shinya Inazumi (Department of Civil Engineering) |
Program code
21UH037K
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| Kasetsart University (Thailand) Asian Institute of Technology(Thailand) Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) |
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| Mar 1- 8, 2022 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
| # Purpose: Regarding disaster prevention and mitigation technologies that protect the geosphere from natural disasters (earthquake disasters and heavy rain disasters, etc.) common to Japan and Thailand, students who major in civil engineering at our university (SIT), Kasetsart University (KU), Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Suranaree University of Technology (SUT), and National University of Civil Engineering (NUCE) will study on solving various issues through global PBL. ## Activities: (1) Accept KU, AIT, AUT, and NUCE students and conduct gPBL. (2) Lectures on the Tokyo metropolitan area and the environment, and then conduct field visits to the geosphere disaster prevention facilities and research institutes to understand the current situation. In this way, basic information on gPBL is shared. (3) A group consisting of 5 people from 1 group will be organized, and a team of 5 people and 10 teams will be used to discuss problems, determine themes, and discuss solutions. (4) Make a final presentation in English, and each university teacher will comment on the results. |
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Mathematical Sciences| Online | Tomonori Nakatsu (Department of Mathematical Sciences) Tomoyuki Idogawa (Department of Mathematical Sciences) |
Program code
21QV232R
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| Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia) | |||
| Aug 2 - Aug 7, 2021 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○Other university students | ||
〜Mathematical Sciences Global gPBL@ Online〜  Online Global Project Based Learning (gPBL) on mathematical sciences between ITS (Insitut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember) and SIT (Shibaura Institute of Technology) will be held. In this gPBL, each group comprised of some ITS and SIT students has a discussion on the theme for the group, how to analyze the object, such as collecting data using mathematics and finally gives a presentation on the group work. Through this gPBL, the students are expected to learn how to apply mathematical sciences they have studied at ITS or SIT to society. Moreover, they will improve their communication skills through cross-cultural exchanges at this gPBL. |
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Bioscience| Outbound |
Nobuo Watanabe (Department of Bioscience and Engineering) Shahrol Bin Mohamaddan(Department of Bioscience and Engineering) Akihiko Hanafusa(Department of Bioscience and Engineering) Motoki Takagi (Department of Bioscience and Engineering) |
Program code
21HN044K |
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| University Malaysia Sarawak (Malaysia) | |||
| July 26 - 31,2021 | ○B2, ◎B3, ○B4, ○M1, ○M2, ◎D1 | ||
〜UNIMAS-SIT-OKSHE(Old Kuching Smart Heritage) Virtual gPBL Program 2021〜  The annual event global Project Based Learning (gPBL) between SIT Japan and UNIMAS Malaysia will be held during the August period again this year as well. Concerning the Program theme, students have so far studied wheelchair design for 1st year, automation of the food manufacturing process for 2nd year, energy acquisition technology for 3rd year, and material structural Engineering for 4th year, and solar energy ship for 5th year. Last year, gPBL was postponed according to COVID-19. Engineering course students annually experience designing with 3DCAD and prototyping with a 3D printer and simulation with 3CAD software. Next, our gPBL theme will be assistive technology for Malaysian agriculture. *This program is related to the following SDG goals.  |
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| Online |
Akihiko Hanafusa (Department of Bioscience and Engineering) |
Program code
21HN043K
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| I-Shou University (Taiwan) Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia) Universiti Teknologi Mara (Malaysia) |
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| Feb 28 - Mar 5, 2022 | ◎B1 | ||
| In the first and second weeks, students take overseas English training held at partner universities. From the third week, students firstly learn fundamental concepts for C programming. In the second half, memories and I/O device access techniques are introduced using an Arduino microcontroller. In these steps, lectures are conducted by teachers from SIT and training will be conducted with teachers from the partner universities. Students are divided into groups and a system that integrates functions using the micro-controller should be developed through discussion. Presentation and demo should be processed by the members of the groups. Finally, results are voted by students and teachers including partner universities, and excellent groups are awarded. | |
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Design| Online | Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design) |
Program code
21HY067K
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| Nanyang Polytechnic (Singapore) National Taiwan Ocean University（Taiwan） Sangmyung University (Republic of Korea) Future University Hakodate (Japan) |
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| August 22-29,2021 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
| Nanyang Polytechnic, Beijing Institute of Technology, Future University Hakodate: 「2016 HI-FIVE Asian Design Workshop」Based on the aims of nurturing global designers that represent Asia, we have established a platform to exchange and cooperate with new concepts by creating common values (Asian Vision) by collaborating with different cultures. |
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| Online | Kyoko Hidaka (Department of Engineering and Design) Takumi Miyoshi (Department of Electronic Information Systems) |
Program code
21QY942R
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| Assumption University (Thailand) | |||
| Nov 2021-Feb 2022 | ○B1, ○B2, ◎B3 | ||
| Designing interactive lighting remotely with the university in Thailand. Will install the outcome during Bangkok Design Week. |
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Multidisciplinary| Outbound |
Hiroshi Hasegawa (Master's Program in Systems Engineering and Science) |
Program code
21HM051K |
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| Faculdade de Ciencias e Tecnologia, Universidade Nova de Lisboa(Portugal) Universidad de Navarra (Spain) King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) UCSI University (Malaysia) Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember（ITS）(Indonesia) Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (Malaysia) |
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| Jul 27 - Aug 5, 2021 | ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
〜Cross-cultural Engineering Project〜  The overall goal of the Cross-cultural Engineering Project (CEP) at EURO is innovation creation. Successful students in this course will acquire the integrated capacity of problem-solving, which is required when they work as a member of an international and/or interdisciplinary team, through integrated problem-solving experience in CEP course, whereby students would be triggered by setting their own theme selected from suggested keywords by the lecturers, then exposed to hands-on experience on “Systems thinking”, “Systems Method”, and “Systems Management”. To acquire the integrated capacity of problem-solving, which is required when they work as a member of an international and/or interdisciplinary team, through integrated problem-solving experience in the Global PBL course. |
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Programs that have been cancelled due to travel restrictions caused by COVID-19 (coronavirus).
Mechanical|
Online |
Sumito Nagasawa (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) Hiroyasu Saito (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21HB005K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) | |||
| Rescheduling | ○B1, ○B2, ◎B3, ○B4 | ||
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Global project based learning (gPBL) will be held at King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) in Thailand. The students joining this program will discuss the concepts for their original measurement systems with an embedded micro-computer. A useful framework is provided for scratching their concept system. The students can easily build their own systems just by replacing the sensors in the provided framework with their target sensors. The results of group work will be evaluated by the degree of achievement of their concept. If the students are working on their research themes including sensing devices or measurements of physical quantities, we believe the program should be useful for their work. Also, the program could provide a chance for future research collaborations between KMUTT and SIT.
This year (2021), we will respond to the situation where we have to switch online depending on the situation of COVID-19. Taking advantage that there is a distance between Japan and Thailand, we will design hardware that can be "remotely controlled" or "remotely measured” and make and evaluate students' remote-control programs.
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Outbound |
Naoki Ono (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) | Program code
21HB007K
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| Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (Australia) | |||
| Feb 2022 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○M1, ○M2 | ||
| SIT students in the department will visit RMIT and have a discussion about an engineering issue with RMIT students in English. If possible, they will go out and see a facility to deepen their discussion. |
Cancelled
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| Outbound | Umamaheswari Rajagopalan (Department of Mechanical Engineering) |
Program code
21HA001K
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| National Taipei University of Technology (Taiwan) | |||
| Feb or March 2021 | ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
| The students at the Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) will visit and stay at the partner laboratory at the Department of Energy and Refrigerating Air-Conditioning Engineering at the National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT) in Taiwan. The participants' students will be 3rd and 4th-year students of the bachelor course at the department of mechanical engineering at the SIT. The maximum number of participants will be 10 students from the SIT. They learn the basic knowledge through lectures and seminars, visit facilities of local industries (including Japanese companies) and local universities together with the local students. The SIT students will work on their own research topics assigned individually and report their output at the final presentation. |
Cancelled
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| Outbound | Akito Takasaki (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21HB241K
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| Udayana University (Indonesia) | |||
| Aug 2021 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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This is a PBL program implemented at Udayana University in Bali, Indonesia. The students will discuss some problems of environmental or energy situations in Bali, Indonesia, and make presentations to solve those problems.
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| Outbound | Akito Takasaki (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21HB004K
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| AGH University of Science and Technology (Poland) | |||
| Feb 2022 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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This is a PBL program jointly performed with AGH University of Science and Technology in Poland. The students are intended to perform fundamental experiments on energy and environmental engineering and discuss and solve a problem to be raised after the experiments.
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Cancelled
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| Outbound | Akito Takasaki (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21HB008K
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| Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) |
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| Feb 2022 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 |
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| This is a PBL program implemented at Suranaree University of Technology (SUT) in Thailand. The students will discuss some improvements of Thai manufacturing companies, agricultural farms in SUT, etc. after visiting the facilities and making presentations. |
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| Online | Shingo Maeda (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21QB209R
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| Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (Malaysia) King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) |
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| Feb 2022 | ○B1, ○B2, ○B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ○M2 | ||
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Global project based learning (gPBL) will be held online. Students from UTM, KUMTT, and SIT will make teams. They will try to conduct some topics for gPBL. Those teams work on some tasks for 13 days. Students will present the results obtained at the interim and final presentations in English. Through this gPBL, we aim to make collaborative research with overseas universities and then publish them as journals.
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| Inbound | Naoki Ono (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21UB006K
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| Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (Australia) | |||
| Jun 2021 | ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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SIT welcomes about 10 students from RMIT, and with about 10 Japanese students in the department, they will have a technical discussion about some engineering issues in English. Moreover, they will go out and see a facility in the Tokyo area to deepen their discussion in the PBL.
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| Outbound | Naoki Ono (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics) |
Program code
21HB211K
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| Worcester Polytechnic Institute (The United States) | |||
| Sep 2021 | ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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This program will be done with the collaboration of Prof.Powell at WPI, who is a long-time friend of Ono's. The SIT students will have technical discussions on a research project with WPI counterpart students, including English communication and a comparison of each country's technology issues. Factory visits in the Boston area, and visits to MIT, Harvard will be included.
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| Outbound | Kazuhisa Ito (Master's Program in Mechanical Engineering) |
Program code
21HM201R
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| University of L'Aquila (Italy) | |||
| Sep 2021 | ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
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Students from SIT and L'Aquila University make mixed teams and proposed a novel mechanical device/system for supporting equipment (welfare equipment, labor-saving equipment) in production plants applying the concept of universal design. In the program, students first visit institutes and companies involved in the theme and begin with discovering problems.
The final proposal content is to explain the concept, by making proposals including not only function designs, motion simulation, and control algorithms, but also energy-saving and price setting, it is possible to make detailed designs utilizing the specialty fields of participants. This is a very good opportunity to make the most of the knowledge and experience cultivated in the compulsory subjects at each course so far. |
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| Outbound | Toshio Ito (Department of Machinery and Control Systems) |
Program code
21HQ049K
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| Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) |
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| Feb 2022 |
◎B3 |
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| This exercise is paired with Inventive and Creative Design. Therefore, the exercises are implemented along with the lecture. A development process that includes planning, basic design, detailed development design, and structural analysis is learned through the exercise. You design it using CAD software such as CREO and Solid works since digital engineering technology is introduced. The Universal Design and reverse engineering techniques are used in the upper development as well as the CAE structural analysis. If you take the lecture, you have to also take Inventive and Creative Design. |
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Electrical/Electronic/Information| Outbound | Yoshinobu Andou (Department of Electrical Engineering) |
Program code
21HE017K
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| Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) | |||
| Feb 2022 | ○B1, ◎B2, ○B3, ○B4 | ||
| In this class, students will join a global project based learning (gPBL). Students will accomplish some robotics missions with foreign students in other countries. Students will discuss the extra function of robots with foreign students. Teams of students will propose some robotics external functions based on a line tracing robot. Finally, teams of students will have some presentations and demonstrations about the robotics function. The practice period is about 2 weeks. Students should join some guidance from this class. Students should submit daily reports and final reports of this class. |
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| Outbound | Takashi Yoshimi (Department of Electrical Engineering) | Program code
21HE025K
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| Obuda University (Hungary) | |||
| Mar 2022 | ◎B2, ○B3, ○B4 | ||
| In this program, SIT students visit the Antal Bejczy Center for Intelligent Robotics, Obuda University, Budapest, Hungary. With the cooperation of students from the partner laboratory, the students solve issues set for this program and present the results together as gPBL. The students experience robotics and virtual reality researches under the support of Associate Prof. Peter Galambos and his graduate students at his lab. Also, in the laboratory of the local host faculty, the students experience laboratory activities through participation in meetings and experiments, etc., and deepen insights in this field by visiting related laboratories and nearby companies. |
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Phan Xuan Tan (Department of Information and Communications Engineering) | Program code
21HX246K
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| Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) | |||
| Mar 2022 | ◎B3 | ||
| This program will be held at the School of Information Communication and Technology, Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST), Vietnam. In this gPBL, students are divided into different groups to discuss, propose and develop practical systems related to IoT and AI technologies. | Cancelled | ||
| Outbound | Tsuyoshi Nakajima(Department of Computer Science and Engineering) |
Program code 21HL908K
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| Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) | |||
| Aug 2021 | ◎B2, ○B3 | ||
| This PBL is for students (HEDSPI) majoring in Japanese language education and informative education at Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) to learn the basics of web application development technology. Therefore, the common language will be Japanese, and English will be used as appropriate for communication. Then, with the cooperation of Sun* Ltd. which is developing offshore development in Vietnam, you will be instructed as a lecturer throughout the program. Specifically, using Ruby as the programming language and Ruby on Rails as the framework, all the processes that are crazy for application development, such as ideations, how to determine specifications, how to write specifications, team development process, testing, etc. Experience. And on the final day, the deliverables will be announced. In this PBL, not only local group work, but also online meetings will be held before travel, and teams and orientation will be held in advance. |
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| Outbound | Hiroaki Fukuda (Department of Computer Science and Engineering) |
Program code
21HL041K
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| Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (Vietnam) | |||
| Sep 2021 | ◎B2, ○B3 | ||
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Currently, small devices such as Arduino and RaspberryPI are widely used based on the trend of IoT(Internet of Things).
These devices are used not only for IoT but also in many situations in which they enable our lives convenient.
In this gPBL, we will collaborate with students and staff in Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology in which students will provide some useful systems using small devices.
Finally, they will give their presentations as final results. During these activities, students will not only learn a lot of technical issues, speaking English with foreign people but also feel the difference of culture, then they will get communication skills to survive global society in the future.
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| Outbound | IJIRI Takashi (Department of Computer Science and Engineering) |
Program code
21HL039K
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| Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology (Thailand) | |||
| Mar 2022 | ◎B2, ○B3 | ||
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In the Department of Information Science and Engineering, exercises are held continuously from the first half of the 1st year. In "Advanced information exercise 2 C" of the latter half of the 3rd year, an exercise entitled "Interactive Virtual Space Design and Construction," utilizing virtual reality technology as an intuitive interface exploiting human space capability, and utilizing the programming skill, each student group creates an interactive system with visual, auditory and tactile stimuli. This PBL is based on the exercise (The students who do not take this exercise should participate in a workshop held separately). Assuming more than 2 graders of our department, a hybrid team of SIT and TNI students will develop a media interactive system. At the end of the PBL, a presentation will be held. We also visit a factory of a company during the PBL period.
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| Outbound |
Goro Fujita (Department of Electrical Engineering) |
Program code
21HE940R
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| Institut Teknologi Bandung (Indonesia) | |||
| Sep 2021 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
| At ITB (Institute Technology Bandung), two staff are working. Those are Dr. Arwindra Rizqiawan and Pradita Octoviandiningrum Hadi (both are in the School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics) who were Dr. course students at Shibaura Institute of Technology. They will support the gPBL program. They have accepted this program two times in 2016 and 2017, so this will be the third period. Based on practice at the Power Generation Lab and Power Transmission Lab, the attendee will mainly struggle with energy infrastructure construction and technology spreading. Other activities such as factory tours, Asia-Africa conference museums, local programs also will be incorporated. | Cancelled | ||
| Outbound | Goro Fujita (Department of Electrical Engineering) |
Program code
21HE257S
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| Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology（Thailand） | |||
| Sep 2021 | ○B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
| At TNI(Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology), Dr. Jirada Gosumbonggot Faculty of Engineering), who was a Dr. course student at Shibaura Institute of Technology. She will support the gPBL program. We've not opened an internship program so this will be the first challenge. Based on practice at laboratories relating to power generation, transmission, distribution, and, power electronics, the attendee will mainly struggle with energy infrastructure construction and technology spreading. Other activities such as power facilities and factory tours also will be incorporated. |
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| Inbound | Yoshikazu Koike (Department of Electronic Engineering) Shinichiro Kanoh(Department of Electronic Engineering) Hideki Yokoi (Department of Electronic Engineering) |
Program code
21UG035K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) | |||
| Nov 2021 | ◎B3, ○B4 | ||
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The PBL program has been carried out since 2015 with Electronics and Telecommunications department, KMUTT. The students discussed and created a system using Arduino micro-computer in relation to sensors, control, and bioengineering around 3 weeks (11days in Japan and 11days in Thailand). Both SIT and KMUTT students cooperate with each other in the program. Before the beginning of the PBL program, SIT students make a plan of the PBL to find and make a team with MUTT students. To make the student's education effect higher, the PBL program is an important subject in the department curriculum. This time, we expect SIT students to play an important role in the final presentation.
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| Online |
Yoshikazu Koike (Department of Electronic Engineering) Shinichiro Kanoh(Department of Electronic Engineering) Hideki Yokoi (Department of Electronic Engineering) |
Program code
21HG034K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) | |||
| Feb - Mar 2022 | ○B3, ◎B4 | ||
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The PBL program has been carried out since 2015 with Electronics and Telecommunications department, KMUTT. The students discussed and created a system using Arduino micro-computer in relation to sensors, control, and bioengineering for around 3 weeks (11days in Japan and 11days in Thailand). Both SIT and KMUTT students cooperate with each other in the program. Before the beginning of the PBL program, SIT students make a plan of the PBL to find and to make a team with KMUTT students. To make the student's education effect higher, the PBL program is an important subject in the department curriculum. This time, we expect SIT students to play an important role in the final presentation.
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| Inbound | Thomas Silverston (Master's Program in Global Course of Engineering and Science) |
Program code 21UM927K
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| Clermont Auvergne Institut National Polytechnique (France） | |||
| Rescheduling | ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
| 12 students from Clermont Auvergne Institut National Polytechnique (ex-Sigma Clermont) will visit SIT in Toyosu Campus in June 2021 to conduct this gPBL on Computer Science. The students from Clermont Auvergne INP along with students from SIT will analyze e-Mobility data traces previously collected at Clermont Auvergne INP in order to design a Recharging Service for Electric Vehicular and designing a user interface. |
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Materials/Applied Chemistry| Outbound | Yasuo Yoshimi (Department of Applied Chemistry) |
Program code
21HD013K
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| National Taiwan University of Science and Technology(Taiwan) | |||
| Aug 2021 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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Pairs of an SIT participant and a National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST) have a competition about the design of chemical experiments. The achievement was analyzed by discussion between the pair and making an oral presentation.
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| Online | Yasuo Yoshimi (Department of Applied Chemistry) |
Program code
21UD012K
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| Asian Universities in the World (selected universites） | |||
| Oct 2021 | ○B4, ◎M1, ◎M2, ◎D | ||
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Fuijio Cup Quiz will be held on the first day. The participants were selected by online quiz one month before. Top classed participants are invited with financial travel support. The final tournament is held in the hall of Toyosu Campus.
On the second day, presentations and debates will be held among the invited students and SIT students.
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| Outbound | Mikihiro Nomura (Department of Applied Chemistry) |
Program code 21HD015K
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| Chungnam National University (Republic of Korea) | |||
| Feb 2022 | ○B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2, ◎D | ||
| The separation processes which separates things are used in various fields such as liquor distillation, fuel cell, and water purifier. Here, these separation technologies are "membranes". In the development of membranes, we should separate efficiently. It is necessary to make pores smaller than nanometers to separate molecules. In this internship, together with experiments and presentations, we will concentrate on research on separation membranes in overseas laboratories. | Cancelled | ||
Architecture/Civil Engineering| Inbound | Hirosuke Sato (Department of Architecture) | Program code
21HJ203R
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| Shih Chien University (Taiwan) | |||
| Jan 2022 | ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
| This is a global workshop with Shin Chien University in Taiwan. Students of both universities will break into some mixed teams to make architectural proposals. The future revitalization plan of the selected site based on the understanding of the history of the place and social change is the expected result. Students will gain better understandings of social and architectural history, learn how to collaborate with others, and improve their communication skills in English through the workshop. | Cancelled | ||
Outbound |
Hirosuke Sato (Department of Architecture) |
Program code
21HJ203R
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| University of LAquila（Italy） | |||
| Feb 2022 | ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
| This is a global workshop with L'Aquila University in Italy. Students of both universities will break into some mixed teams to make an architectural proposal. Future revitalization plan of the selected site based on the understanding of the history of a place and social change is the expected result. Students will gain better understandings of social and architectural history, learn how to collaborate with others, and improve their communication skills in English through the workshop. | Cancelled | ||
Outbound |
Ikuro Shimizu (Department of Architecture) |
Program code
21HJ249K
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| National University of Laos (Laos) Souphanouvong University (Laos) |
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| Mar 2022 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○M1, ○M2 | ||
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Laos, located on mainland Southeast Asia, is a multi-ethnic country with a nominal population of more than 50 ethnic groups, and until the 1980s Laos had shut down the gate due to civil war and socialization. Recent reforms and opening-up on the economy have brought great benefits to the nation, such as the development of national land and infrastructure, but on the other hand, urbanization has progressed and cultural diversity has greatly fluctuated. In addition to knowing the traditional culture of Laos, this workshop aims to promote the sustainable use of traditional houses in the local community by renovating.
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Outbound |
Ikuro Shimizu (Department of Architecture) | Program code
21HJ221K
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| Maejo University (Thailand) Chiang Mai University (Thailand) |
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| Dec 2021 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○M1 | ||
| Chiang Mai, the ancient capital of northern Thailand, has a long history and a rich ecological environment that supports kingship. In recent years, Chiang Mai has been losing its cultural landscape including traditional architecture due to rapid tourism development and ecosystem destruction. In this workshop, design surveys in Chiang Mai and its suburbs will be carried out and reveal such changes in the landscape, and while promoting concrete architectural design and landscapes, the local architecture and landscape will be restored and the local community will be activated. |
Cancelled
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| Inbound | Taira Nishizawa (Master's Program in Architecture and Civil Engineering) |
Program code
21UJ204R
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| Moscow Institute of Architecture (Russia) | |||
| Sep 2021 | ○B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
| Exchange program with marhi (a), going to be held in Sept and Oct in 2021, spend 4 weeks designing a large international facility with a group. each group normally consists of 4 students, 2 Russian and 2 Japanese. the final scheme should reach the quality of the graduate work in the master course. |
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| Inbound | Hitoshi Kuwata (Department of Architecture) |
Program code
21UJ080R
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| Hanyang University（Republic of Korea） Ecole Nationale Superiere dArchitecture de Paris-Belleville（France） |
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| Sep 2021 | ◎B3, ○B4, ○M1, ◎M2 | ||
| ENSAPB and Hanyang University students visit SIT for a month to develop each students' skills for designing architecture by collaborating with foreign students and communicating with foreign students in English. Students will have a wider and deeper view of the city and architecture through this exchange program. During this program, students will have the opportunity to visit contemporary and historical architecture in Tokyo and Kyoto if possible. |
Cancelled
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| Outbound | Ikuro Shimizu (Department of Architecture) | Program code
21HJ219R
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| Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon (Thailand) National University of Laos (Laos) |
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| Sep 2021 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○M1 | ||
| Bangkok, Thailand's capital, is famous as one of the world's leading megaregions, but the gap between Bangkok and local communities is only getting bigger. Politics, culture, and capital are all concentrated in Bangkok, and the local community is so weak that it has become normal for a long time. This workshop will attempt to revitalize such a small community near Bangkok using design. We aim to revitalize society by clarifying the problems that society faces and try to create new architectural design methods using local culture and wisdom. |
Cancelled
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| Inbound |
Satoru Yamashiro (Department of Architecture) |
Program code
21UJ250K |
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| The University of Sydney（Australia） | |||
| Jul 2021 | ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
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The workshop students will be divided into mixed groups - with students from Sydney University and SIT, working together. The goal is for each group of students to understand the social and physical context of an area -Fukagawa in 2019 and Kanda in 2020 and understand how to create a designed response that emerges from and enriches that culture. The students will learn how to identify the ‘hidden context’ in the small, complex area in which many different un-connected activities take place. This project raises the question of how to respond to the context.
The research done in this workshop will investigate the underlying histories and patterns of use and show how these complex areas are in fact clusters of coherent architecture. The project will bring together students and teachers from many different countries - many of the Sydney-based students were born in other parts of Asia, and the teachers will be from Japan, Australia, and Britain. Therefore, a uniquely broad range of different perspectives, and experiences, will under-lay the study.
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| Inbound | Satoru Yamashiro (Department of Architecture) |
Program code 21UJ218R
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| Sapienza University of Roma (Italy) | |||
| Sep 2021 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ○B4 | ||
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| Outbound | Shunji Suzuki (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems) |
Program code 21HR202R
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| Vienna University of Technology (Austria) | |||
| Sep 2021 | ◎B3, ○B4, ○M1, ○M2 | ||
〜International Workshop on Urban Design, Transportation and Management〜 It is a collaboration project by the Planning, Architecture, and Environmental Systems of SIT and the Spatial Planning Department of TU-Wien. Several study sites in Wien, regarding urban design, architecture, transportation systems for the walkable city, and urban management will be selected. Students from the two schools will form mixed teams and work on research and design proposals during the 10 days of stay in Wien. It is a concentrated studio-type program, and students will get support from faculty members and professionals. The new campus of TU-Wien will be used every day as the base of workshops and related activities. |
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Mathematical Sciences| Online | Kenichi Shimizu (Department of Mathematical Sciences) |
Program code
21QV929R
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| University of Guam (United States) | |||
| May 2021 | ◎B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4 | ||
| This program is an online gPBL for students of the University of Guam and SIT. In this program, students are divided into small groups, have group discussions on mathematical sciences, and give a presentation on their results. The theme for the group work is planned to be a mathematical basis on communication technology. As a cross-cultural exchange, students also will introduce respective universities and cultures. Through this program, students will improve their English skills, problem-solving ability, and communication ability. |
Cancelled
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Bioscience | Outbound | Azham Bin Zulkharnain (Department of Bioscience and Engineering) |
Program code
21HN928K
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| Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (Malaysia) | |||
| Mar 2022 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○M1, ○M2 | ||
| The first gPBL program was designed especially for Bioscience course students in the Department of Bioscience and Engineering, SIT. This gPBL program will take place in Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT) in Kuala Lumpur for 10 days in early March. SIT students will be working together with Malaysian students to understand and scientifically investigate the environmental pollution issues in the metropolitan city of Kuala Lumpur. |
Cancelled
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| Outbound | Koji Fukui (Department of Bioscience and Engineering) |
Program code
21HN260K
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| University Malaysia Sarawak (Malaysia) | |||
| Feb-Mar 2022 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ○B4, ○M1, ○M2 | ||
| This is the 6th gPBL with UNIMAS involving bioscience students. Every year during summer break, SIT students will be presented with an opportunity to work together with students in UNIMAS to solve problems related to biotechnology. Previously, students were given the task to solve problems such as investigating food safety, proposing how to solve energy crisis with biotechnology, investigating mass fish death, and more. Students will also have the opportunity to experience different environments and cultures by engaging with the diverse ethnicity of the Malaysian people. Participating students will be assessed to measure how this program has impacted them. |
Cancelled
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Design| Outbound | Takeshi Sasaki (Department of Engineering and Design) |
Program code 21HY259K
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| Hanoi University of Science and Technology（Vietnam） | |||
| Feb 2022 | ○B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ○B4 | ||
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The program addresses the function enhancement of a line tracing robot at Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST). It consists of individual work to implement a line tracing robot (Mission 1) and group work to propose and develop advanced functions of the robot (Mission2). Mission1 focuses on both hardware and software development of a line tracing robot and time trials on the specified courses are held. In Mission2, the work is done in a team with HUST students and the participants are required to propose new functions of the robot. If necessary, they can go to the electronic parts shop to get additional devices and sensors. At the end of the program, the deliverables are evaluated based on the presentation and demonstration.
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| Online | Natsuko Noda(Department of Engineering and Design) Kyoko Kato (Department of Engineering and Design) |
Program code
21QY255S
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| Prince of Songkla University (Thailand） Panyapiwat Institute of Management (Thailand） |
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| Feb 2022 | ○B1, ◎B2, ○B3, ○B4 | ||
| The subject of this gPBL is YAMAHA's self-playing piano. The program is hosted in two venues in Tokyo and Bangkok linked online. Each site is equipped with a self-playing piano. Students in both sites are mixed up through the Internet, and make international teams program a self-playing piano. Students may join the program in either venue regardless of which college they belong to. Thereby, the program has two different faces, online and in-person gPBL. | Cancelled | ||
| Outbound | Yusuke Ashizawa (Department of Engineering and Design) | Program code
21HY063K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) | |||
| Feb 2022 | ○B1, ◎B2, ◎B3, ○B4 | ||
| Design Workshop that will be held in KMUTT at Thai with various Asian universities. It takes 10 days and makes some design proposals through fieldwork and some presentation. | Cancelled | ||
| Inbound | Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design) |
Program code
21UY066K
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| Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (Republic of Korea） University of Ulsan (Republic of Korea) Chaoyang University of Technology (Taiwan) King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) |
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| Aug 2021 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○M1, ○M2 | ||
| This program has been conducted chiefly by Yang Lab. and Hashida Lab. (Dept. of Engineering and Design). In 2020, the program was held by three Asian countries; South Korea, Thailand, and Japan. This year, Taiwan will join the program, so that it will be held by four Asian countries. The content of the program will be along with the past ones. It will be a group ideation held in Shibaura Campus. |
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Outbound |
Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design) |
Program code 21HY064K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) Kookmin University (Republic of Korea) University of Ulsan(Republic of Korea) Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology(Republic of Korea) |
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| Feb - Mar 2022 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ○M1, ◎M2 | ||
| "Design Workshop Through Different Cultural Experiences" Shibaura Institute of Technology, College of Engineering and Design visited Korea for workshops with the purpose of exchanging and cooperating by creating opportunities for understanding and common values through experiences of intercultural experience with Kookmin University and the Department of Product Environment Design at Ulsan University. |
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| Inbound |
Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design) |
Program code 21UY070K
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| Kookmin University (Republic of Korea) | |||
| Feb 2022 | ◎B2, ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M | ||
| “Design Workshop Through Different Cultural Experiences” Kookmin University and Shibaura Institute of Technology College of Engineering and Design held a workshop in Tokyo with an objective to exchange and cooperate with others by creating opportunities to experience different cultures and creating common values. | Cancelled |
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Outbound |
Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design) |
Program code 21HY247K
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| University of Illinois (The United States) | |||
| Feb 2022 | ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2 | ||
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Department of Art & Design at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and College of Engineering of Design at Shibaura Institute of Technology conducts workshops to interact and collaborate in order to create mutual understanding and share new value.
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Hiroshi Hasegawa (Department of Machinery and Control Systems) |
Program code
21UQ052K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (Malaysia） National University of Singapore (Singapore) Other universities |
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| Dec 2021 | ◎B3, ◎B4, ◎M1, ◎M2, ○D | ||
| The mixed team of multinational, and interdisciplinary fields performs synthetic problem solving based on Systems Thinking and methods. The overall goal of the Cross-cultural Engineering Project (CEP)@SIT is synthetic problem solving to industrial and community problems. Additionally, Oh My God (OMG) experience as improvisation education is performed for getting the creative adaptation skill to unexpected changes in a project. Successful students in the program will acquire the integrated capacity of problem-solving, which is required when they work as a member of an international and/or interdisciplinary team, through synthetic problem-solving experience in the CEP@SIT program, whereby students would be triggered by setting their own theme selected from suggested keywords by the lecturers, then exposed to hands-on experience on “Systems thinking”, “Systems Method”, and “Systems Management”. |
Cancelled
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| Outbound |
Kazunori Mano (Master's Program in Systems Engineering and Science) |
Program code
21HM224K
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| King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand) |
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| Feb 2022 | ○B3, ○B4, ◎M1, ○M2, ○D | ||
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The mixed team of multinational, and interdisciplinary fields performs synthetic problem solving based on Systems Thinking and methods. The overall goal of the Cross-cultural Engineering Project (CEP)@SIT is synthetic problem solving to industrial and community problems. Additionally, Oh My God (OMG) experience as improvisation education is performed for getting the creative adaptation skill to unexpected changes in a project. Successful students in the program will acquire the integrated capacity of problem-solving, which is required when they work as a member of an international and/or interdisciplinary team, through synthetic problem-solving experience in the CEP@SIT program, whereby students would be triggered by setting their own theme selected from suggested keywords by the lecturers, then exposed to hands-on experience on “Systems thinking”, “Systems Method”, and “Systems Management”.
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Cancelled
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| Online | Yutaka Nakai (Department of Electronic Information Systems) |
Program code
21HP227R
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| Institut Teknologi Bandung (Indonesia) | |||
| Mar18 - 29, 2022 | ◎B3, ○B4 | ||
| Students of Indonesia and Japan will give a new business plan to enhance each society. They will consider a new product based on cutting-edge technology and unknown culture by data science and simulation. |
Cancelled
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