2023 program

~ We will update frequently~

・This is a list of global PBL scheduled for AY 2023.
・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

Mechanical

Outbound	Toshiya Hirose (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	Loughborough University (The United Kingdom)	Jul 27 - Aug 4, 2023	Program code 23HQ228K
	◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
This gPBL analyzes large-scale driving data in European countries owned by Loughborough University, and students investigate traffic safety issues in each group. In addition, this gPBL aims to analyze and discuss the issues of traffic safety with teachers and students by comparing the analyzed trends with data on traffic accidents provided by ITARDA in Japan. We will visit experimental facilities and driving simulator in Loughborough University, and students conduct cultural exchanges. This gPBL will be held in Europe and can be attended by undergraduate students.
Outbound	Hiroshi Hasegawa (Department of Machinery and Control Systems)	NOVA University Lisbon (Portugal)	Jul 12 - 20, 2023	Program code 23HM051K
	〇B4、◎M1
The overall goal of the Cross-cultural Engineering Project (CEP) at EURO is an innovation creation. Successful students in this course will acquire 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 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 Global PBL course.
Outbound	Nobuyuki Futai (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	National Taipei University of Technology (Taiwan)	Nov12 - 19, 2023	Program code 23HA001K
	◎B3、 ◎B4、○M1、○M2
The students at the Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) will visit and stay at the partner laboratory at the department of Energy and Regrigerating 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 participants will be 10 students from the SIT. They learn the basic knowledge through lectures and seminars, visit facilities of local industries (including
Outbound	Naoki Ono (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	Worcester Polytechnic Institute(The United States）	Aug 15 - 22, 2023	Program code 23HB211K
	◎B3、◎B4
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 comaprison of each country's technology issues. Factory visit in Boston area, and visits to MIT, Harvard will be included.
Outbound	Hiroshi Hasegawa (Department of Machinery and Control Systems)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HQ049K
	◎B3
This exercise is paired with Inventive and Creative Design. Therefore, the exercises are implemented along the lecture. A development process which includes a planning, basic design, detailed development design and structural analysis is learned through the exercise. You design it using CAD software such as SolidWorks since a digital engineering technology is introduced. The Universal design and a 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.
Outbound	Hiroshi Hasegawa (Department of Machinery and Control Systems)	King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HM224K
	◎M1、◎M2 (Undergraduate students will be considered)
This program aims to acquire comprehensive problem solving skills through exercises by international and interdisciplinary project teams. At the global PBL, Shibaura Institute of Technology graduate students (and some undergraduate 3, 4 graduate students) and KMUTT students organize project teams. The project themes are set from keywords related to society widely such as environment, health, welfare, life etc. including SDGs . In order to realize the themes, students will solve comprehensive problems by using concepts and techniques of "systems thinking", "systems methods", and "systems management". The implementation program of this PBL consists of (1) ice break and team formation, (2) theme determination, requirement analysis and target setting, (3) formulation of evaluation plan and budget plan, (4) design review, (5) plan activities based on field research and prototype development, (6) final presentation.
Outbound	Akito Takasaki (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	Universiti Teknologi Melaka (Malaysia)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HB961S
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4
This program will be presented by UTeM, a comparatively large scale PBL, jointly performed with some universities in south east asian countries, Explanation of PBL, group forming etc, willl be performed online, and in-person PBL will be done at UTeM.
Outbound	Akito Takasaki (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	AGH University of Science and Technology (Poland)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HB004K
	〇B1、〇B2、◎B3、 ◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
This program is a PBL with AGH University of Science and Technology in Poland. Before PBL activity on Energy or Environment, students have to make some fundamental experiments, and set a theme on grop work. The students have to have their presentation twice at mid-term and final presentation. A 10-hour Communicative English classes will be also provided to SIT students.
Outbound	Akito Takasaki (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	Thaksin University (Thailand)	Mar 2024	Program code 23HB966S
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4
This PBL is performed with Department of Rubber and Plymer, Faculty of Engineeering at Thaksin University (TSU) in Thailand. The topic of the PBL is "Proposing new rubber composite to suppert the local comunity around TSU". The PBL includes some expeiments to evaluate the product, lectures, cultural exchange, field trip and social gathering with TSU students.r
Inbound	Akito Takasaki (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	AGH University of Science and Technology (Poland)	July 2023	Program code
	◎B3、 ◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
This program will be for DD master course students at GeNeS including seven Polish students from AGH University and Sciencewelcoming SIT undergraduate students. Topics of the PBL will be on energy and environmental engineeeing.
Inbound	Kazuhisa Ito (Department of Machinery and Control Systems)	University of L'Aquila (Italy)	Sep 2023	Program code 23HM201R
	◎M1、◎M2
Both in Italy and Japan, we’ve succeeded to develop manufacturing industry and agriculture; for example, design and/or manufacturing of automobiles, electrical devices, agriculture and local traditional foods in some areas. However, some important skills, knowledge and know-how haven’t well transferred for aging, different cultural background or a lack of successors, and then these were lost in some cases. Hence how to transfer these skills well is an important problem in the human resource development considering Industry 4.0 or SDGs, and we have been trying to find the solution. Your mission is to develop an innovative support system for skill transfer in the industrial fields with teamworking by Italian and Japanese students. In your proposal, a newly proposed idea is evaluated in various aspects quantitatively.
Inbound	Sumito Nagasawa (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand)	Feb 2024	Program code 23UB003K
	〇B1、〇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 a embedded computer. The students give a presentation the results they have discussed and debeted in English. Activity results will be evaluated based on two presentations, midterm and final, and indivisual activities are recorded by using slack and wiki. The acceptance type PBL is positioned as an advance of the previous dispatch type PBL. Students can use sensors, actuators and other options that are not included in the provided exercise set, we will schedule shopping them in Akihabara. This year (2023), 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 hardwares that can be "remotely controlled" or "remotely measured", and make and evaluate student's remote-control programs.
Inbound	Rajagopalan Umamaheswari (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	National Taipei University of Technology (Taiwan)	Oct 2023	Program code 23UA002K
	Confirmation with the professor is required.
The present workshop will be held at the Toyosu campus of the Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) as a global project-based learning program. The program aims to extend the fundamentals knowledge on mechanical engineering and to provide an opportunity of working on research projects and to learn applications of knowledge in industry. The program is a joint international workshop between the faculty of mechanical engineering at the SIT and the faculty of energy, refrigeration and air conditioning at the National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT). In 2018 and 2019, the program was supported by the Sakura Science Plan provided by the Japan Science and Technology Agency. The workshop provide opportunities to visit industry facilities. The participating students will give final presentations at the end of the program. In 2022, it is planned to have in person prgram and in 2023, the SIT students will be credited through the program.

Materials/Applied Chemistry

Outbound	Yasuo Yoshimi (Department of Applied Chemistry)	National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HD013K
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4
Pairs of a SIT participant and a National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST) have competition about design of chemical experiment. The achivement was analysed by discussion between the pair and make oral presentation.
Outbound	Mikihiro Nomura (Department of Applied Chemistry)	Chungnam National University (Republic of Korea)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HD015K
	〇B1、〇B2、◎B3、◎B4、〇M1、〇M2
The separation processes which separates things is 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 nanometer to separate molecules. In this internship, together with experiments and presentations, we will concentrate on research on separation membranes in overseas laboratories.
Outbound	Yasuo Yoshimi (Department of Applied Chemistry)	National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan) Widya Mandala Catholic University (Indonesia)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HD905K
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4
Teams of students of SIT, WMCU and National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST) have competition about design of chemical experiment. The achievement was analyzed by discussion between the pair and make oral presentation.
Outbound	Ai Serizawa (Department of Materials Science and Engineering)	Kasetsart University (Thailand)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HC010K
	◎B3、◎B4、〇M1、〇M2、〇D1、〇D2、D3
The global PBL program at Department of Materials Science and Engineering aims to cultivate solution skills that can cover various needs in materials in recent years, and practical skills to develop new technologies. During the PBL program, students will choose and belong to the laboratory to employ cut-of-the-edge research with faculties. Furthermore, students are expected to develop practical and global communication skills by conducting research in cooperation with Thai students. In addition, students will visit a Japanese materials manufacturer company to conduct PBL with company employees.
Inbound	Yasuo Yoshimi (Department of Applied Chemistry)	Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya (Indonesia) National Taiwan University of Science & Technology (Taiwan) National Institute of Technology Patna (India)	Aug 2023	Program code 23UD011K
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、〇B4、〇M1、〇M2
Egg drop contest will be held in former of the program. Each participant prepares a capsul which can protect a egg from cracking by droppping from 40-m height. The fabrication manual of the capsul is exchanged wit foreign participant and let the partner to fabricate it. The result of the dropping experiment is analyzed by the both of the fabricator and desginer. Professional engineers also challenge the contest, then the participants can learn philosophy of professional engineers.
Inbound	Miryala Muralidhar (Innovative Global Program)	Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (India)	Sep 2023	Program code Sakura Science Program

In this program, the invited participants are introduced to our university's research facilities and equipment, experience research activities at our university through lectures on the research field in their respective laboratories by instructors and students, and experience the Japanese research environment. Participating in the laboratory workshop on the superconductivity field conducted by Professor Miryala would culvivate the participants' interest, concern and knowledge, and would lead to the next participation in the Advanced Global Project Based Learning (aPBL), which is scheduled to be held in this year's Sakura Science Program.
Inbound	Miryala Muralidhar (Innovative Global Program)	Indian Institute of Technology Madras (India) Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing, Kancheepuram (India) Universiti Putra Malaysia (Malaysia) Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (Malaysia)	Dec 2023	Program code Sakura Science Program

In this program, graduate students and researchers who share basic knowledge of materials engineering and research in different fields gather to learn each other's fields and put their learned knowledge into practice through laboratory workshops. Through this program, students will acquire practical skills and abilities, and at the same time, they will utilize the knowledge they have learned and compile the results in the form of a thesis.

Electrical/Electronic/Information

Outbound	Sasaki Masahiro (Department of Electronic Engineering)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HG956K
	◎B2、〇B3、〇B4
EXTENDING ROBOT FUNCTION USING LINE TRACING ROBOT gPBL is an intensive course that will train students through collaboration between SIT and School of Information and Communication Technology, Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST). The mission of this gPBL is to extend the functions of line tracing robots such as obstacle detection, obstacle avoidance, making a sound, automatic parking system and so on. Both host professors are graduates of SIT and cooperate with our gPBL. SIT students are dispatched to HUST and will gain practical experience from this learning program in a collaborative team environment with HUST students.
Outbound	Tsuyoshi Nakajima (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HL908K
	◎M2、〇B3
This PBL is for students (HEDSPI) majoring in Japanese language education and information 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 ideathons, 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.
Outbound	Isao Sasano (Department of Information Science and Engineering)	Chonnam National University (Republic of Korea)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HL245K
	〇B1、◎B2、〇B3、〇B4
In Chonnam National University (JNU for short), we will have a global PBL. Expected number of participants will be 5 from Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT for short) and 5 from JNU. They are divided into a few groups and in each group participants will have discussions in English, write programs, and make presentations in the final date. Students in SIT have to submit a report after the PBL. Students in SIT will be evaluated by the submitted reports and presentations in the final date. Topics of the PBL will be determined around April 2023. Currently there are two candidates of topics. One is to write programs to control smart things by Groovy or Visual Block. Another is to write contract code excuted on blockchain by some language like Solidity. We are also planning to visit some electric power supplying company or some musium about Korean hitory.
Outbound	Yoshikazu Koike (Department of Electrical Engineering)	King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HG034K
	〇B1、◎B2、〇B3、〇B4
The PBL program has been carried out from 2015 with Electronics and Telecommunications department(ENE), KMUTT. The students discuses and create own electronic system using Arduino micro-computer in the relation with sensors, control and bioengineering. Before the students go to KMUTT, they create the plan and form the team in one month. While the students stay at KMUTT in 11 days, the students proceed the project in the cooperation with ENE's students in face-to-face. After returning to Japan, the students proceed the project individually in a month more. Finally, ENE's students come to SIT to complete the project in 11days. To make the student's education effect higher, the PBL program is important subjects in the department curriculum. This time, we expect SIT students play an important role in the final presentation more.
Outbound	Takashi Yoshimi (Department of Electrical Engineering)	Pusan National University (Republic of Korea) University of Ulsan (Republic of Korea)	Sep 2023	Program code 23HE902K
	◎B2、〇B3、〇B4
In this program, SIT students visit to the Robotics Laboratories of Pusan National University and University of Ulsan in Korea. The students experience robotics and automation researches at the above two Laboratoties under the support of Prof. Min Cheol Lee (PNU) and Prof. Kanghyun Jo (UoU) and their graduate students. With the cooperation of students from the partner laboratories, the students solve issues set for robotics and automation, and present the results together as gPBL. 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.
Outbound	Hideki Yokoi (Department of Electronic Engineering)	King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HG918K
	◎B2、〇B3、〇B4
In order to implement gPBL for device area, 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 buy 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.
Outbound	Yoshinobu Ando (Department of Electrical Engineering)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HE017K
	〇B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4
In this class, students will join global project based learning (gPBL). Students will accomplish some robotics missions with foreign students in other countries. Students will discuss about extra function of robot with foreign students. Teams of students will propose some robotics external function based on line tracing robot. Finally teams of students will have some presentation and demonstration about robotics function. Practice period is about 2 weeks. Students should join some guidance of this class. Students should submit daily report and final report of this class.
Outbound	Takashi Yoshimi (Department of Electrical Engineering)	Obuda University (Hungary)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HE025K
	◎B2、〇B3、〇B4
In this program, SIT students visit to 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, virtual reality and machine learning 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.
Outbound	Hiroaki Fukuda (Department of Computer Science and Engineering)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HL258K
	〇B1、◎B2
In this gPBL, students from SIT and HUST extend the functions of line trace robots as a term. We will conduct this gPBL with Prof. Trung and Prof. Hung who belong to the department of SoICT in HUST. We send studets from SIT to HUST, then they will solve any problems regarding Robots. Also, they will give their presentations and evaluated.
Outbound	Hiroaki Fukuda (Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics)	Dong A University (Vietnam) Ming Chi University of Technology (Taiwan)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HP048K
	◎B2、〇B3、〇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 application 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 computer, mobile phone, and embedded systems. Through this gPBL program, participant students will be expected to learn the way of global thinking and the method to develop 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.
Outbound	Hiroyasu Ishikawa (Department of Electronic Engineering)	Silpakorn University (Thailand)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HG958S
	◎B1、〇B2、〇B3、◎B4
This gPBL will be conducted at Silpakorn University (SU) in Thailand. SIT and SU students work in teams on unknown issues in electrical and electronic circuits, and learn various values by working together with students from other countries, as well as a practical understanding of electrical and electronic circuits. Target participants are mainly 1st and 4th year SIT students. Participants will learn how to make practical use of the theory of electric and electronic circuits through classroom lectures and practical training, and work in teams on unknown issues such as the creation of problem circuits, the current state and future of digital and analogue technology and the direction of research and development. Participants share the knowledge and skills they have learned with other participants and discuss new perspectives and ideas. Finally, teams prepare and present their presentations.
Outbound	Takashi Ijiri (Department of Comuputer Science and Engineering)	Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology (Thailand)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HL039K
	◎B2、〇B3
In this PBL, students from Tainichi Institute of Technology (TNI) and Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) work in groups to develop an application related to virtual reality. In particular, students will implement a VR application based on a given theme in about 10 days, and they will have an live demonstrate session and a presentation session at the end of the PBL. In addition, a factory tour of a local company is also planned during the program.
Outbound	Phan Xuan Tan (Department of Information and Communications Engineering, Innovative Global Program)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) Phenikaa University (Vietnam) FPT University (Vietnam)	Sep 2023	Program code 23HI948S
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
GPBL will be held at three Vietnamese Universities including: Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST), Phenikaa University and FPT University. This is a face-to-face gPBL with participants are undergraduate and graduate students from Vietnamese Universities and SIT. In this gPBL, students are divided into different groups to discuss, propose and develop practical robotic systems using IoT and AI technologies. Accordingly, the gPBL comprises of three main activities: (1) gPBL section (2) Research workshop (3) Cutural exchange, lab visit and factory tour. After that, each group will present their work and receive evaluation from reviewers from 4 universities' professors.
Inbound	Hiroyasu Ishikawa (Department of Electronic Engineering)	King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand)	Jul 2023	Program code 23UG957S
	〇B1、〇B2、◎B3、◎B4
Both SIT and KMUTT students work together on research in the field of physical devices, allowing them to experience cutting-edge research in the field of physical devices and learn various values through collaborative work. The target participants are the 3rd and 4th year SIT students, expecting that this program leads to research exchange between KMUTT and SIT in the future. Teams of 2 to 3 SIT students and 3 to 4 KMUTT students learn about the current state of the research field and practice basic research routines in the semiconductor electronics laboratory, nanoelectronics laboratory, and integrated optical device laboratory, discuss the future research topics, and demonstrate the final presentation by teams.				Done
Inbound	Midori Sugaya (Department of Computer Science and Engineering)	DePauw University (United States of America)	May 2023	Program code 23UL252K
	◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2、◎D1、◎D2、◎D3
This gPBL is a collaboration between Shibaura Institute of Technology and DePauw University, led by SIT. Targets in SIT are 3rd and 4th grade students and master students who are capable of Unity programming. Students from Japan and the U.S. will work in groups to design companion robots that operate in a virtual space using the persona/scenario method, develop the robots using Unity, and evaluate the completed robots using biological signals (ECG and EEG). The affective value for evaluation is "kawaii." The robot with the highest value and the robot with the lowest value will also be built as real-space robots using Arduino, and will be used as materials for further research. Team members (two students per team from Japan and the U.S.) have already been selected and will learn about "Kawaii Engineering," Unity, biological signal measurement, and Arduino programming before the start of this project. After the start of this project, students from Japan and the U.S. will work together and have a regular meeting once a week. During the project period, faculty members from SIT and other universities will give special lectures on "kawaii" and visit Akihabara and Harajuku in Tokyo to deepen understanding of the role of kawaii robots and to consider various ways of affective value.				Done
Inbound	Takashi Yoshimi (Department of Electrical Engineering)	Pusan National University (Republic of Korea)	Aug 2023	Program code 23UE023K
	〇B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4、〇M1、〇M2
This program accepts master course students from Pusan National University to SIT robotics laboratories. The students join the lectures of SIT professors, discuss the research topics with Japanese professors and graduate students, and visit to some related companies in Japan.
Inbound	Yoshikazu Koike (Department of Electronic Engineering)	King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (Thailand)	Oct 2023	Program code 23UG035K
	◎B3、〇B4
The PBL program has been carried out from 2015 with Electronics and Telecommuncaions department(ENE), KMUTT. The students discussed and created own electronic system using Arduino micro-computer in the relation with sensors, control and bioengineering. Before the students go to KMUTT, they create the plan and form the team in one month. After the students stay at KMUTT in 11 days while proceeding the project in the cooperation with ENE's students in face-to-face. After returning in Japan, the students proceed the project individually in a month. Finally, ENE's students come to SIT to complete the project in 11days. To make the student's education effect higher, the PBL program is important subjects in the department curriculum. This time, we expect SIT students play an important role in the final presentation more.				Done
Inbound	Phan Xuan Tan (Department of Information and Communications Engineering, Innovative Global Program)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) Phenikaa University (Vietnam) FPT University (Vietnam) Ming Chi University of Technology (Taiwan) Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (Malaysia)	Feb 2024	Program code 23UI962S
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
GPBL will be held at Shibaura Institute of Technology, Toyosu campus. This is a face-to-face gPBL with participants are undergraduate and graduate students from Vietnamese Universities, Taiwanese University and Malaysian University and SIT. In this gPBL, students are divided into different groups to discuss, propose and develop practical systems using IoT and AI technologies. Accordingly, the gPBL comprises of three main activities: (1) gPBL section (2) Research workshop (3) Cutural exchange After that, each group will present their work and receive evaluation from reviewers from representative professsors.
Inbound	Chinthaka Premachandra (Department of Electronic Engineering)	Benedict Catholic Institute (Sri Lanka)	Mar 202	Program code 23UG963S
	◎B3
In the research lab internship, international students not only learn specialized technical skills through hands-on experience in AI model training and implementation, but they also have the opportunity to deepen their interactions with Japanese students. In the first half of the workshop, participants acquire foundational knowledge related to AI model training and the implementation of trained models through lectures given by SIT faculty. Subsequently, participants compile a list of components necessary for implementing AI models and go on a field trip to Akihabara to purchase these components. A visit to the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan) is also planned for the same day. In the second half of the workshop, participants use the components they have procured to engage in hands-on training and implementation of AI models on hardware platforms.
Online	Goro Fujita (Department of Electrical Engineering)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (Vietnam) Bandung Institute of Technology (Indonesia) Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology (Thailand)	Oct - Dec 2023	Program code 23QE946K
	◎B3
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.

Architecture/Civil Engineering/Environmental Systems

Outbound	Shinya Inazumi (Department of Civil Engineering)	Kasetsart University (Thailand) Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) Asian Institute of Technology (Thailand)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HH036K
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2、◎D1、◎D2、◎D3
Students majoring in civil engineering in Japan and Thailand will work on overcoming various isuues through global PBL regarding disaster prevention and mitigation technologies that protect the territory from natural disasters (earthquake disasters and heavy rain disasters, etc.) common to Japan and Thailand.
Outbound	Hitoshi Nakamura (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems)	Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HR056K
	〇B2、◎B3、〇B4
With the excellent expertise in the field of science and technology from Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS) and SIT, as well as the industrial approach of IHI Corporation, the program conducts a feasibility study to identify social issues of Indonesia, design possible solutions, and propose future implementation in collaboration with the public authorities in Indonesia.　Each group formed by the students of ITS, SIT, and other partner universities discusses ideas and challenges to resolve the issues with global perspectives.
Outbound	Hayato Asada (Department of Architecture)	Barcelona Architecture Center (Spain)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HJ083K
	◎B2
In this program, students visit the Barcelona Architecture Center in Spain, which is an Architectural School led by Miguel Roldan, architect and visiting professor of SIT, for three weeks during the summer vacation to participate in the architectural design exercise, office visits, and architectural tours. It aims to expand the views on architecture by experiencing the architectural culture and design exercise overseas. The faculty members of SIT, also will join the presentation and discussion of the design exercise program. Prof. Kobanawa, an associate professor at SIT, initially developed this program when he worked as an architect in Spain.
Outbound	Ikuro Shimizu (Department of Architecture)	Maejo University (Thailand) Chiang Mai University (Thailand)	Sep 2023	Program code 23HJ221K
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4、〇M1、〇M2
The ancient capital of Chiang Mai in northern Thailand is a royal capital with a long history, and has a fertile ecological environment that supported the royal power. In recent years, Chiang Mai's cultural landscape, including traditional architectures, has been disappearing due to rapid tourism development and ecosystem destruction. In this workshop, design surveys will be conducted in Chiang Mai and its suburbs to clarify changes in such landscapes, and while carrying out specific architectural design builds and landscapes, we will promote the regeneration of local architecture and landscapes and the revitalization of local communities. Next year, we are planning to hold a workshop in Chiang Dao area.
Outbound	Kazuya Shide (Department of Architecture)	University of Transport and Communications (Vietnam)	Sep 2023	Program code 23HJ955S
	〇B2、〇B3、◎B4、◎M1 、◎M2
This is an 8-day workshop to work with students from the Faculty of Construction Management at the University of Transport and Communications (UTC) in Vietnam. The theme is to deepen their knowledge of ”Construction DX”. Specifically, we will model the area around Hanoi Station, the closest station to UTC on Vietnam's first urban railroad line 2A, which opens in 2021, using BIM (Autodesk ReVIT), and study proposals including environmental maintenance, management, and operation for the station and surrounding area while practicing the use of BIM. The program is planned to include special lectures and construction site tours at key points in the program, incorporating features unique to construction-related programs.
Outbound	Kiwa Matsushita (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems)	Aalto University (Finland)	Sep 2023	Program code 23HR230R
	◎B2、◎B3、◎M1
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.
Outbound	Rumi Okazaki (Department of Architecture)	Addis Ababa University (Ethiopia)	Nov 2023	Program code 23HJ953S
	〇B1、〇B2、〇B3、〇B4、〇M1、〇M2
In this workshop, students will have the opportunity to join fieldwork activities on the theme of architectural heritage of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Addis Ababa is one of the fastest-growing cities in Africa, and in recent years there have been many large-scale development and skyscraper construction projects underway in the city. On the other hand, the city is facing a crisis in which buildings and communities built over time are being wiped out. There is an urgent need to conduct surveys to document architectural heritage and take measures for its preservation. In this workshop, together with faculty and students from EiABC, Addis Ababa University, we will explore the reality of the historical neighborhoods by conducting architectural surveys and interviews with residents.
Outbound	Manabu Ichikawa (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems)	Institut Teknologi Bandung (Indonesia)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HM227R
	〇B1、〇B2、◎B3、〇B4、◎M1、〇M2
A mixed group of Japanese and non-Japanese students will be established to try to solve social problems by integrating the approaches of systems engineering, data science and design thinking(Problem Solving by Social Systems Science). The PBL program for problem solving by social system science consists of two types: the first is a PBL in which students from Shibaura Institute of Technology go to Indonesia and try to solve problems faced by Indonesian small and medium-sized companies by using systems engineering, data science and design thinking approaches. The second is a PBL program in which students from Indonesia come to Shibaura Institute of Technology and propose businesses to solve social issues in the world. Through both programs, students will practice solving local and global issues and propose business models using systems engineering, data science and design thinking approaches.
Outbound	Ikuro Shimizu (Department of Architecture)	Souphanouvong University (Laos) National University of Laos (Laos)	March 2024	Program code 23HJ249K
	〇B2、〇B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
Laos, located on the mainland Southeast Asia, is a multi-ethnic country with 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 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. Furthermore, in the World Heritage City of Luang Prabang, training will be provided on conservation and restoration work for historic buildings by UNESCO and how to use them sustainably.
Outbound	Yoshihide Kobanawa (Department of Architecture)	Ramon Llull University (Spain)		Program code 23HJ947S
	◎M1、〇M2
Conducted fieldwork in Barcelona and with Ramon Llull University in Barcelona, Spain. Numerous field trips will be conducted to understand the city of Barcelona and to read architecture and the city under the theme of "regeneration". After researching markets, public spaces, etc., the students will make proposals and exchange ideas with Ramon Llull University's students.
Inbound	Shinya Inazumi (Department of Civil Engineering)	Kasetsart University (Thailand) Suranaree University of Technology (Thailand) Asian Institute of Technology (Thailand) Hanoi University of Civil Engineering (Vietnam)	Sep 2023	Program code 23UH037K
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
Students majoring in civil engineering in Japan, Thailand and Vietnam will work on overcoming various isuues through global PBL regarding disaster prevention and mitigation technologies that protect the territory from natural disasters (earthquake disasters and heavy rain disasters, etc.) common to Japan, Thailand and Vietnam.
Inbound	Shunji Suzuki (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems)	Vienna University of Technology (Austria)	Sep 2023	Program code 23UR202R
	◎B4、〇M1
In this program, SIT will host faculty members and students from the Technische Universitat Wien (TU-Wien), Austria, and have workshops for 10 days to research and make proposals on urban planning & design, transportation and environment. Study sites that have various tasks and opportunities will be selected in the Tokyo Metropolitan Region. Communicating and working together with the members who have different backgrounds in culture and specialty will be a great challenging and learning experience for all the participants, especially for young students. The total number of participants will be around forty. Technical tours to some project sites of current urban redevelopment and historic preservation will be done to broaden the view of the participants and acquire new knowledge.
Inbound	Manabu Ichikawa (Department of Planning, Architecture and Environmental Systems)	Institut Teknologi Bandung (Indonesia)	Aug 2023	Program code 23UM263K
	〇B3、◎B4、◎M1、〇M2
A mixed group of Japanese and non-Japanese students will be established to try to solve social problems by integrating the approaches of systems engineering, data science and design thinking(Problem Solving by Social Systems Science). The PBL program for problem solving by social system science consists of two types: the first is a PBL in which students from Shibaura Institute of Technology go to Indonesia and try to solve problems faced by Indonesian small and medium-sized companies by using systems engineering and data science approaches. The second is a PBL program in which students from Indonesia come to Shibaura Institute of Technology and propose businesses that solve global social issues. Through both programs, students will practice solving local and global issues using systems engineering, data science and design thinking approaches.
Inbound	Satoru Yamashiro (Department of Architecture)	Sapienza University of Rome (Italy)	Sep 2023	Program code 23UJ218R
	◎B2、◎B3、〇B4
By exchange lesson with University of Rome, Sapienza, Italy, practical training in architecture in English will be conducted in intensive classes. Experience design, tours, and various lectures in English to promote understanding of architecture in foreign languages. Aiming at historical analysis of target cities, spatial understanding of major buildings, inspection of design offices, and construction of new design (design and structure) guidelines. Japanese students (about 10-15 people) join this workshop class with the University of Rome. Promote understanding of international architecture through the design, tour, and various lectures. While having the background of Japan and Italy, we will share the ability of new design while taking up the theme of disaster and architecture among countries that have a common ground as an earthquake-prone country.
Inbound	Shinya Inazumi (Department of Civil Engineering)	Kasetsart University (Thailand) Asian Institute of Technology (Thailand) King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi（Thailand） Hanoi University of Civil Engineering (Vietnam)	Feb 2024	Program code 23UH926K
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
The gPBL aims to develop disaster prevention and mitigation technology that protects the geosphere from natural disasters (earthquakes, heavy rains, and so on) common to Japan and Thailand, and social infrastructure technologies that achieve SDGs (No. 11: sustainable urban development). Therefore, civil engineering students from Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) and Kasetsart University (KU), Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and Suranaree University of Technology (SUT) work on solving various problems and proposing various concepts through the gPBL.
Inbound	Kazuya Shide(Department of Architecture)	University Tunku Abdul Rahman (Malaysia)	Oct 2023	Program code 23HJ075R
	〇B2、〇B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
This is a 10-day workshop held together with students from the Department of Construction Management at Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) in Malaysia. The theme is actual measurement and modeling of buildings from the British colonial period in Malaysia. Modeling is carried out by two teams: a team that creates structural models and a team that uses BIM (Building Information Modeling). By presenting research results and products, we aim for both Japanese and Malaysian students to mutually exchange knowledge and techniques in architectural production, as well as to improve the English communication skills of our SIT students. We are also planning a program that incorporates the unique characteristics of the production system, including special lectures and construction site tours at key points in the workshop.
Inbound	Rumi Okazaki (Department of Architecture)	Addis Ababa University (Ethiopia)	Jul 2023	Program code Sakura Science Program

Learn the skills necessary to create archives of architectural heritage. In addition to the traditional methods of creating measured drawings and taking photographs, students will learn about 3D record creation methods, which have been attracting attention in recent years.
Inbound	Henry Michael Ward (Department of Civil Engineering)	Mindanao State University Iligan Institute of Technology (Philippines)	Jan 2024	Program code Sakura Science Program

The use of data science as a new way for civil engineering students to solve social infrastructure problems is promising. However, there are still limited opportunities to utilize data science knowledge and skills. The objective of this program is to equip students with the ability to understand and use data science to solve diverse challenges in social infrastructure management.
Inbound	Hitoshi Kuwata (Department of Architecture)	Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture Paris-Belleville (France) Hanyang University (Republic of Korea)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HJ080R

This is an international architectural workshop with three universities: Ecole nationale supérieure d'architecture Paris-Belleville(Paris, France), Hanyang University(Seoul, Korea) and S.I.T for two weeks from Feb.22 to Mar. 6. The aim of the project is to design a new international dormitory for SIT in Tukishima District. How could we utilize the old residential district of Tsukishima to build a mid-rise building with new programs? Tsukishima is an island in the Tokyo Bay area next to Toyosu where Shibaura Institute of Technology is located. The low-rise wooden residential districts with narrow alley ways were formed about one hundred years ago after reclamation. Today, the area has been transformed from low-rise wooden apartment building area to high-rise redevelopment area due to the convenient central location. Students will form several teams with different universities to make their proposal.

Mathematical Sciences

Outbound	Kenichi Shimizu (Department of Mathematical Sciences)	Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HV232R
	◎B1、◎B2、◎B3、◎B4
In this program, we will conduct global PBL to solve the problems of Indonesia and neighboring countries by a mathematical science approach. First, the lecturer will give an explanation of the subjects and a lecture on some analysis methods. After that, students will be divided into mixed groups with several students of ITS and SIT, work solving problems, and finally, give presentations for results. Through this program, students will understand various issues of Indonesia and neighboring countries, improve global communication skills, and improve skills for solving problems using mathematical science knowledge. Also, students can cultivate an international perspective and raise their awareness of studying abroad through intercultural exchanges such as simple Indonesian language courses.

Bioscience

Outbound	Nobuo Watanabe (Department of Bioscience and Engineering)	University Malaysia Sarawak (Malaysia)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HN044K
	◎B2、◎B3、〇B4、〇M1、〇M2、〇D1、〇D2
This gPBL program annually contains practical study activities such as brain storming to solve local problem or project in Malaysia, prototyping procedure using 3DCAD and 3D printer, assembling (building experimental system), measurement of physical performance, and the mid-term and final presentation, etc. At the weekend, students will study Malaysian multiple cultures and nature through excursion among each study group. Attendees will acquire special Engineering skilles and great experience to become global Engineer in future.
Outbound	Koji Fukui (Department of Bioscience and Engineering)	University Malaysia Sarawak (Malaysia)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HN260K
	◎B2、◎B3、〇B4、〇M1、〇M2
This is the 7th 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 investigate food safety, propose how to solve energy crisis with biotechnology, investigate mass fish death and more. Students will also have the opportunity to experience different environment and cultures by engaging with the diversed ethnicity of the Malaysian people. Participating students will be assessed to measure how this program has impacted them.
Outbound	Akihiko Hanafusa (Department of Bioscience and Engineering)	I-Shou University (Taiwan) Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HN043K
	Students in Global Program are given priority.
In the first and second weeks，students take overseas English training held at partner universiy. From tne third week, students firstly learn fundamental concepts for C programming. In second half, memories and I/O device access techniques are introduced using Arudino microcontroller. On these steps, lectures are conducted by teachers from SIT and trainig will conducted with teachers from partener university. Students are divided into groups and system that inegrate 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 partener university and excellent groups are awarded.
Outbound	Azham Bin Zulkharnain (Department of Bioscience and Engineering)	Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (Malaysia)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HN928K
	〇B1、〇B2、◎B3、◎B4
The first gPBL program designed specially for Bioscience course students in Department of Bioscience and Enginering, SIT. This gPBL program will take place in Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technonology (MJIIT) in Kuala Lumpur for 10 days in early March. SIT students will be working together with Malaysian students to understand and scietifically investigate the environmental polution issues in metropolitan city of Kuala Lumpur.
Inbound	Akihiko Hanafusa (Department of Bioscience and Engineering)	Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia)	Feb 2024	Program code

In this training course, students learn the control theory, modeling and simulation methods necessary to control medical and welfare robots and medical devices, and acquire the ability to build embedded systems by implementing them in systems with motors equipped with microcomputers.

Design

Outbound	Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design)	Kookmin University (Republic of Korea) University of Ulsan (Republic of Korea) Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology(Republic of Korea)	May 2023	Program code 23HY064K
	◎B2、◎B3、〇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.
outbound	Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design)	University of Illinois (The United States)	July 2023	Program code 23HM247K
	◎M1、◎M2
Department of Art & Design at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and College of Engineering of Design at Shibaura Institute of Technology conducts workshop to interact and collaborate in order to create mutual understanding and shared new value.
Outbound	Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design)	National Taiwan Ocean University (Taiwan) Sangmyung University (Republic of Korea) Beijing Institute of Technology (China) Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HY067K
	〇B2、◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
Hongik University, Nanyang Polytechnic, Beijing Institute of Technology, Future University Hakodate: 「2016 HI-FIVE Asian Design Workshop」 Based on the aims of nurturing global designers that represents Asia, we have established a platform to exchange and cooperate with new concepts by creating common values (Asian Vision) by collaborating with different cultures.
Outbound	Kyoko Kato (Department of Engineering and Design)	Panyapiwat Institute of Management (Thailand)	Aug 2023	Program code 23HY901K
	〇B1、◎B2、◎B3
Kaizen is a production sysytem management and improvement method that Japan is proud of, and it is currently being introduced not only in the manufacturing industry but also in companies all around the world, such as Starbucks. In this program, using the basic idea of Kaizen, we will visit a factry site in the suburbs of Bagkok with Thai students and propose a Kaizen plan. In the process of discovering "problems" around you and thinking about soloutions with your colleagues, you will not only develop problem-finding and proposal skills, but also blobal teamwork. Why don't you join us to challenge Kaizen with Shibaura and Thai friends? Looking forward to your participation.
Outbound	Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design)	Prince of Songkla University (Thailand)	Oct 2023	Program code 23HY062K
	◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
In this gPBL, you observe the current situation of designing and manufacturing in Thailand with students of PIM, and you learn to utilize your experience for designing new products and systems. You learn other cultures from field work with Thai students, and design new products and systems based on your new cross-culture experience in a workshop.
Outbound	Takeshi Sasaki (Department of Engineering and Design)	Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam)	Feb 2024	Program code 23HY259K
	〇B1、◎B2、◎B3、〇B4
The program addresses function enhancement of a line tracing robot in 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 trial 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 a new functions of the robot. If necessary, they can go to electronic parts shop to get additional devices and sensors. On the end of the program, the deliverables are evaluated based on the presentation and demonstration.
Inbound	Yusuke Ashizawa (Department of Engineering and Design)	University of Ulsan (Republic of Korea) Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology(Republic of Korea) King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi（Thailand） Chaoyang University of Technology (Taiwan) Chaoyang University of Technology（Taiwan）	Aug 2023	Program code 23UY066K
	〇B1、◎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 ideathon held in Shibaura Campus.
Inbound	Wonseok Yang (Department of Engineering and Design)	Kookmin University (Republic of Korea)	Feb 2024	Program code 23UY070K
	◎B2、◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2
“Design Workshop Through Different Cultural Experiences” Kookmin University and Shibaura Institute of Technology College of Engineering and Design held a workshop in Tokyo in objective to exchange and cooperate with others by creating opportunities to experience different cultures and creating common values.

Multidisciplinary

Inbound	Hiroshi Hasegawa (Department of Machinery and Control Systems)	Universities from overseas	Dec 2023	Program code 23UQ052K
	◎B3、◎B4、◎M1、◎M2、〇D1、〇D2
The mixed team of multinational, and interdisciplinary field 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 creatively adaptation skill to unexpected changes in a project. Successful students in the program will acquire 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 CEP@SIT program, whereby students would be triggered by setting their own theme selected from suggested keywords by the lecturers, then exposed hands-on experience on “Systems thinking”, “Systems Method”, and “Systems Management”.