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2018 Graduate School, Civil Engineering, S1 Term

1 2 3 4 5 Natural Disasters and Urban Disaster Management (Meguro, Numada & Kiyota) [13] [JP] (Sato) [13] [JP] . . . [14 222.JP] International English for Civil Engineers I (Millar) [English class] Frontier of Civil Engineering I (Various Lecturers)[13][JP] Wind Engineering and Structures (Ishihara) [17] Wind Power Engineering (Yamaguchi) [17] JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 JLC Beginning-II A [17] 10 15-12 10 JLC Beginning-II B [16] 10 15-12 10 Photogrammetry and Pattern Recognition (Fuse) [13] Advanced Hydrology (Oki, T., Yoshimura & Oki, K.) [13] Infrastructure Management (Ozawa & Maemura) [17] Flood Disaster Simulation (Tajima) [13] Natural Disasters and Urban Disaster Management (Meguro, Numada & Kiyota) [13] [JP]

Frontier of Civil Engineering (Various Lecturers)[17][JP] Wind Engineering and Structures (Ishihara) [17] Wind Power Engineering (Yamaguchi) [17]

[123] Room No. / [JP] Lecture in Japanese Japanese language class Lecture in Japanese Other lecture * "Hydrospheric Science Project" will be held intensively in S1 & S2 Terms. See Aipo for the schedule. Advanced Hydrology (Oki, T., Yoshimura & Oki, K.) [13] Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (Kuwano & Koseki) [13] JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 JLC Beginning-II A [17] 10 15-12 10 JLC Beginning-II B [16] 10 15-12 10

Fri JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 Geographic Information Systems(Sekimoto) [13]

JLC Beginning-II A [17] 10 15-12 10 JLC Beginning-II B [16] 10 15-12 10

Photogrammetry and Pattern Recognition (Fuse) [13]

Thu Coastal Hydrodynamics (Shimozono) [14] River Engineering (Ikeuchi & Chibana) [14]

JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 Advanced Lectures on Sociotechnology (Horii & Komatsuzaki) [17] Hydrospheric Science Project (Yoshimura & Tajima) [13] Geographic Information Systems (Sekimoto) [13] Wed Tue Modeling of Concrete Performance (Kishi, Ishida, Sakai & Takahashi) [14] Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (Kuwano & Koseki) [13] JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 Mon

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2018 Graduate School, Civil Engineering, S2 Term

1 2 3 4 5 Case Studies of International Projects (Kato, Morikawa & Onga) [14] (Sato) [13] [JP] . . . [14 222.JP] International English for Civil Engineers I (Neil) [English class] Infrastructure Management (Ozawa & Maemura) [17] Flood Disaster Simulation (Tajima)[13] Case Studies of International Projects (Kato, Morikawa & Onga) [14] JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 JLC Beginning-II A [17] 10 15-12 10 JLC Beginning-II B [16] 10 15-12 10 [123] Room No. / [JP] Lecture in Japanese Japanese language class Lecture in Japanese Other lecture * "Hydrospheric Science Project" will be held intensively in S1 & S2 Terms. See Aipo for the schedule. Fri JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 JLC Beginning-II A [17] 10 15-12 10 JLC Beginning-II B [16] 10 15-12 10

Wed JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 Hydrospheric Science Project (Yoshimura & Tajima) [13]

Thu Advanced Coastal Engineering (Shimozono & Tajima) [14] Modeling of Concrete Performance (Kishi, Ishida, Sakai & Takahashi) [14] [13] JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 JLC Beginning-II A [17] 10 15-12 10 JLC Beginning-II B [16] 10 15-12 10 Mon 生態学・生態工学[13] JLC Beginning-I [Seminar A] 10:15-12:10 Tue

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Curriculum of Infrastructure Technology & Design A

As of 2017 Mar. 15 The group “Infrastructure Technology and Design A” develops theories and practical solutions on infrastructures as interface between natural environment and human society based on Geotechnical Engineering. Students will acquire skills to solve problems on design and management of natural ground, artificial ground, earth structures, underground structures, geohazard mitigation, protection of geo-environments, and recycling/reuse of geo- and industrial-wastes.

The undergraduate school offers a curriculum that starts with basic theories of soil mechanics (i.e., seepage, consolidation, compaction and shear phenomenon), followed by their application to geotechnical issues, such as stability of ground and earth structures (including slopes, embankments, excavation works and foundations). In the 2nd year A1/A2 terms, students learn outlines of seepage, consolidation and earth pressure theories and design procedures of underground and soil retaining structures in a part of Infrastructure Technology & design I・II. In-situ soil testing and geo-environmental issues are also covered in this class. In addition, in the 2nd year A2 terms, students learn effective stress concept as well as the elastic/plastic theories that are applicable to other materials in the former part of Material Mechanics. In the 3rd year S1/S2 terms, students learn physical testing of geomaterials, soil classification, soil compaction control, slope stability and bearing capacity of sub-soil layers in Geotechnical Engineering, by which one can learn how soil mechanics are employed in a variety of construction projects. At the same time, students can apply the learnt theories to the practice, such as the laboratory soil testing, model tests and in-situ soil testing in a part of Core Disciplinary Project III. For further development of technical background, in the 4th year S1 term, interested students can take Advanced Geotechnical Engineering, which is offered in English to graduate students as well.

The graduate school offers three classes, which are organized to be independent from each other, and thus both of the students entering in April and September can take any of these in any order. In Principles of Geotechnical Engineering (offered in winter), students acquire more deep knowledges on soil mechanics and foundation engineering in a systematic manner and understand how to apply them in understanding the complicated behavior of actual ground. In Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (offered in summer), students learn selected topics on recent investigations and researches in the field of geotechnical engineering as well as those that are practically important. In Earthquake and Geo-disaster Mitigation Engineering (offered in winter), students first master the mechanism of earthquake occurrence, propagation and amplification of earthquake waves, and then

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learn recent case histories of geohazards, including earthquake-induced instability of slopes and earth structures, and liquefaction.

Material Mechanics (A2)###

3rd

year

2nd

year

Effective stress, Liquefaction,

Elastic/Plastic theories (Koseki・Nagai)

4th

year

Infrastructure

Technology & design

I・II (A1A2)##

Notes: # Offered to graduate students as well.

## Covers in-situ soil testing and geo-environmental issues, since

this class is also taken by students from other departments.

### Elastic/Plastic theories can be applied to other materials.

Design of underground/earth structures (Ishida・Koseki・Nagayama)

Geotechnical

Engineering (S1S2)

Core Disciplinary Project III (S1S2)

Laboratory soil testing, Model tests, In-situ measurements (Nagayama・Su・Kyokawa) Soil compaction, Slope stability,

Bearing capacity (Koseki・Kuwano)

Infrastructure Technology & Design A (Undergraduate course)

Advanced Geotechnical

Engineering (S1)#

Hot research topics (Kuwano・Koseki)

Infrastructure Technology & Design A (Graduate course)

Principles of Geotechnical

Engineering (Winter)

Ba

sic

s

A

pplic

at

ions

Advanced Geotechnical

Engineering (Summer)#

Soil mechanics and foundation engineering (Kuwano・Koseki)

Hot research topics (Kuwano・Koseki)

Practice

Research

Earthquake and

Geo-disaster Mitigation

Engineering (Winter)

Can take

these classes

in any order

Geohazards (Kiyota)

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A 2017 3 15 A 2 A1A2 I II 2 A2 3 S1S2 3 S1S2 4 S1 E E E E

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基盤技術と

計 グループの

講義(学部)

学(A2)

3年

2年

地盤工学

特論E(S1)#

・ ・ 論・ 論 (古関・長井) 研究の (桑野・古関)

4年

基盤技術

計論I・II

(A1A2)

講義内

基盤技術

計論I・II は 学科の 講生

ため、

の知

とし

地盤

と地盤環境

講義。

学 で講義する

論は

# 学部・大学院共通講義(英語) 水・ ・土 理論の と土構 の 計 (石田・古関・長山)

地盤の工学(S1S2)

基礎プロジェクト

(S1S2)

室内土質 験・ 実験と 地盤 の実 (長山・蘇・京川) 理 験・ ・ め・ 定・ (古関・桑野)

基盤技術と

計 グループの

講義(大学院)

地盤工学

論 (

基礎

地盤工学

特論E( )#

学部より 高度な土質 学・ 地盤工学の基礎(桑野・古関) 研究の (桑野・古関)

研究

と地圏

工学E( )

開講時期の

学の学生は、初年度

学期に2科目、 学期に1科目

学の学生で 学部の 地盤の工学 を

講の場

は、こ

初年度

学期に

大学院講義を

講することを

# 学部・大学院共通講義

地盤 ・ (清田)

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Curriculum of Hydrosphere Environmental Group

1

st

version: 2017 Mar. 2

The Hydrosphere Environmental (HE) Group develops human resources who flexibly study

the proper relationship between the natural phenomenon of the hydrosphere (atmosphere, land

area, ocean, and the boundary area connecting each) and human society from global to regional

scale. Students will acquire advanced expertise in each area (hydrology, rivers, and coasts)

with holistic view of the entire hydrosphere.

The undergraduate school offers a curriculum that starts with basic common capacity building

of each area and lets the students reach the entrance of each specialty. In each subject, students

interdisciplinary study and exercise to cover each field. The point is that the order of each

subject in the curriculum is clear. In the 2

nd

year A1/A2 terms, students learn physics and

dynamics, which are the basis of the phenomenon in the hydrosphere, in Fundamental Fluid

Mechanics, and apply the knowledge to understand the practical movement of water in rivers

and water channels in Hydraulics. On the other hand, in Basics of Hydrospheric Engineering

and Design, students learn how these theories are utilized in planning, designing and managing

the actual hydrosphere environment. Continuing for the 3

rd

year S1/S2 terms, in River and

Watershed Restoration and Coastal Engineering, students will learn specific examples of

planning and design theory on rivers and coasts, respectively. In addition, in Core Disciplinary

Project IV, students will apply the learnt theories to the practical situations, such as field sites

and/or experimental channels, and grasp the realistic sense of rivers and coasts. Furthermore,

in the 3

rd

year A1/A2 terms, students will learn the ways of the social infrastructure to

harmonize the global environment / nature and human society through discussions in Holistic

View of Global Environment and Estuarine and Coastal Environment, and it is followed by

studying the state of the global water circulation and its mechanism in Hydrology.

At the graduate school, each subject is broken down with less dependency among subjects as

much as possible, and it is provided in a way that students with various specialties (including

those other than HE Group) can take according to their needs. In Advanced Hydrology, in

addition to the knowledge earned in Hydrology, students learn more deeply the connection

between the flow of water as a natural phenomenon and the human society. Coastal

Engineering is divided into Advanced Coastal Engineering, which approaches from the

practical aspect of design, planning and management, and Coastal Hydrodynamics, which

specializes in understanding natural phenomenon at the coast. In River Engineering, which

succeeds River and Watershed Restoration, students will learn the legal framework, policy and

planning theory concerning flood control and water use, and design, construction and

management of the facilities. Further, in Fundamental Ocean Engineering (common subject of

engineering), students learn the basics of marine engineering to realize sustainable marine use.

In Flood Disaster Simulation, students learn practical numerical methods through

programming basic theories learned so far and through numerical calculations using them. In

Sediment Transport in Hydrosphere, students learn the mechanism of sediment transport on

rivers and coasts. In Integrated Knowledge on Disaster and Environmental Risk Management,

students integrate and fuse huge information such as those from artificial satellites and

computer simulations to understand the details of environmental problems and large-scale

natural disasters, and utilize the knowledge for countermeasures. Finally, in the summer

semester Hydrospheric Science Project and the winter semester Seminar on Flood Disaster

Mitigation, students acquire, organize, and analyze various data on the hydrosphere

environment across multiple areas, by taking into account what he/she learned in various

multiple subjects so far, and make presentation in project/seminar. Through this experience,

students will master the practical skills necessary for subsequent Master's (Doctor’s) research.

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水圏環境グループの講義体系について

2017 年 3 月 2 日作成

水圏環境グループは、水圏(大気・陸域・海洋、及びそれぞれを繋ぐ境界領域)の

自然現象と人間社会の適正な関係を、地球規模から地域規模まで柔軟に考究する人

材を育成する。学生は水圏全体の様相を俯瞰しながら、各領域(水文・河川・海岸)

での高度な専門性を身につける。

学部では、各領域に共通する基礎作りから始まり、各領域の専門の入り口まで到達

するようなカリキュラムを提供する。各講義では、座学・演習を織り交ぜてそれぞ

れの分野を俯瞰的に網羅する。各講義のカリキュラムにおける順序が明確である点

が特徴である。2 年の A1A2 タームでは、基礎流体力学で水圏での現象の根本となる

物理・力学を学び、水理学でより身近な河川や水路での水の動き等に応用展開して

いく。一方で、水圏デザイン基礎では、それらの理論が実際の水圏環境の計画・設

計・管理にどう活用されているのかを学ぶ。引き続き 3 年 S1S2 タームにおける河川

流域の環境とその再生および海岸工学では、それぞれ河川と海岸における計画・設

計論の具体例を学ぶ。さらに同タームでの基礎プロジェクトⅣでは,座学で学んだ

ことを現地あるいは実験水路に適用し、理論と実際の現象を結びつけ、実際の河

川・海岸の感覚をつかむ。そして、3 年の A1A2 タームでは、地球規模の環境・自然

と人間社会が調和するための社会基盤のあり方を論じる地球環境学・沿岸環境学、

地球規模の水の循環の様子とそのメカニズムについて学ぶ水文学が続く。

大学院では、(水圏 G 以外を含む)様々な専門を持つ学生がそれぞれのニーズに合

わせて受講しやすいよう、なるべく細分化し、かつ講義間の依存性が少ない形で各

講義を提供する。水文学特論では、水文学の知識をベースにしつつ、自然現象とし

ての水の流れとその社会とのつながりをより深く学ぶ。海岸工学は、設計・計画・

管理の側面からアプローチする海岸工学特論、海岸における自然現象の理解に特化

した海岸水理学に分かれる。河川流域の環境とその再生の後を受ける河川工学では、

治水・利水に関する法制度・政策及び計画論、並びに河道及び河川管理施設の設

計・整備・管理について学ぶ。また、海洋工学基礎(工学系共通科目)では、持続

可能な海洋利用を実現するための海洋工学の基礎について学習する。水害シミュレ

ーション学では、これまでに学んだ基礎理論をプログラミングする際の数値的手法

およびそれを用いた数値計算を実践的に学ぶ。水圏流砂漂砂論では、河川および海

岸における土砂輸送のメカニズムを学ぶ。環境・災害データ統融合学では、人工衛

星やコンピュータシミュレーションなどの膨大な情報を統合・融合し、環境問題や

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大規模自然災害の詳細を理解し、その対策に役立てる。最後に、夏学期の水圏学プ

ロジェクトと冬学期の巨大水災害軽減学演習では、これまでにさまざまな講義で学

んだことを踏まえて、複数領域を横断する形で水圏環境に関する様々なデータを取

得・整理・分析し、講義内で発表する。この経験を通じて、その後の修士(博士)

研究に必要な実用的なスキルを習得する。

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170327 The Design and Landscape Group

The Design and Landscape Group develops planners, designers and engineer architects who can present a clear vision of regions and cities synthesizing specialized technologies to create lively and beautiful landscape and environment where people can enjoy an affluent life. Through lectures and design studios, students will acquire methodology of engineering analysis of landscape and basic theory on civic design (structure design and spatial design) and study actual cases of regional planning, community development, and so on.

In Introduction Project, students will acquire basic knowledge and skills of structural design necessary for civic design through structural design studio (reading and interpreting the drawings of famous bridges and modeling, designing bridges and loading tests). In Landscape and Civic Design, students will study the fundamentals of the landscape engineering (the history of landscape engineering/ the theory on analysis and control of landscape and so on), and practical reviewing (civic design/ community development). In Advanced Project II, students will acquire basic knowledge and skills of spatial design (analysis of sites, concept design, space design, and presentation) through exercise of designing urban public spaces.

At the graduate school, in Advanced Landscape and Civic Design, through discussion and exercise on landscape engineering, civic design and community development, students will acquire interdisciplinary thinking, which connects theory (landscape engineering) and practice (civic design/ community development).

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Curriculum of the International Project Group

22 March 2017 The education at the International Project Group aims at transferring the structured knowledge of practice for sustainable global development and raising future leaders and experts in international communities.

For sophomores, the group offers two introductory courses in A1 and A2 terms. Students will learn various cases and issues in international projects in “Basic of International Development and Projects” in A1A2. It would arouse students’ interest in international projects and cultivate their mindset for future projects led by Japan. “Studies on Sociotechnology” in A2 is focused on multidisciplinary approach to problem solving in the international context. This course first provides an analytical methodology to conceptualize the whole structure of problem and to identify critical factors/issues in the structure. It then gives students a chance to learn a methodology of idea creation by analogy through our innovation workshops.

For juniors and seniors, the group offers four courses forming the basis of expertise for international project. “Development and Infrastructure” provides essential knowledge for development aid; namely, the history of developing country, the fundamental theories of development economics, the roles and bounds of official development aid, and recent cases and issues of development. “Financial Studies” is, on the other hand, a primary course to learn theories of corporate and project finance for global business strategy. The theories of finance would work effectively to analyze and understand international projects in practical and project-based courses. “Case Studies of International Projects” utilizes practical methods of education, such as Case Method developed in Harvard Business School, to learn lessons from various important cases of international project. “Applied Project V” is a project-based course in which students design and employ academic approach to societal problems/issues in the fields of the International Project Group. The courses closely linked with practices in international project require students to exercise the wide range of knowledge learned in their undergraduate curriculum. Those courses would also work as an introduction to academic research for undergraduate thesis.

The graduate courses of the International Project Group are more focused on advanced knowledge for practice of sociotechnology, finance and development. Students will study complex cases of international project in “Advanced Case Studies of International Projects” which also employs case method. “Advanced Lectures on Sociotechnology” put more emphasis on active learning of the methodologies of sociotechnology by case method and innovation workshop than on delivery of knowledge through conventional lecture. “Projects in Developing Countries” is a highly specialized course by a front-line expert of development to look into international projects in a specific scope. “Infrastructure Economics and Finance” (from AY2018) offers essential and practical knowledge of economics and finance for leading civil engineers at the international level. “Infrastructure Management” by the

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The Lectures of International Project Group

Advanced Lectures on

Sociotechnology

Projects in Developing Countries

Sociotechnology

Case Studies of International Projects

Basics of International

Development and Projects

Development and

Infrastructure

Financial Studies

Applied Project V

Undergrad

Graduate

Infrastructure Economics and Finance

(new from 2018)

Infrastructure Management

Advanced Case Studies of

International Projects

Professional

International Project

Case Method

Sociotechnology

Finance and Economics

Project-based seminar

Other groups

Direct continuity

Reference

Legend of lectures

Legend of relationships

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際プロジェクトグループの講義体系

2017 年 3 月 10 日 際プロジェクトグループは,持続的で活力ある 際社会を る実践的知識の体系化を通じて, 際社会をリー する人材の育成・ を目 としている 学部 2 年では, 際プロジェクトの 入にかかわる講義が提供される ま , 際プロジェク トコースの 入といえる 際プロジェクト序論(学部 2 年 A1A2)では, 様な 際プロジェク トの 例・論点を知ることを通して, 後, が が実践すべき 際プロジェクト や,その ために必要な知識・ についての考えを各自深めて らう また, 際社会の問題解 には, 分野を えた知の活用 められる そこで,社会 論(学部 2 年 A2)では,分野横断的な問 題解 策を発 する で必要となる,問題の全体 を俯瞰し本 的 題を いだす方法論および なる分野の知識を活用してアイデ アを する方法論を学ぶ 学部 3/4 年では, 際プロジェクトの基礎知識に関する講義が提供される 開発とイン ラ(学 部 3/4 年 S1)では,開発 の発展の ,開発経 学の基礎理論,政 開発 の 義と 界,現 の開発における論点・ 例等について学ぶ また, 学(学部 3/4 年 A1)では, 際 する の を考える で必要となる,コー レート・ イ ンス,プロジェクト・ イ ンス等の基礎理論を学ぶ イ ンスに関する知識は,実践的講義や演習で具体的な 際プロジェクトを理解する けとなる 学部 3/4 年では,さらに 際プロジェクトの講義で得た 知識を応用する実践的講義・演習 提供される ま , 際プロジェクトの ーススタデ (学 部 3/4 年 S2)では, ー ー 大学等で活用される ースメ になら て, なる 際プロ ジェクトの 例を深く分析する また,応用プロジェクト V(学部 3/4 年 A1A2)では, 際プロ ジェクトコースが対象とする社会的 題に対して,学 的アプローチを設計し,実際に適用する これらの実践に関わる講義・演習は,学部講義の 大成であるとと に, 研究 の 入とし て けられる 大学院では,学部より より実践的な形 で,社会 ・ 学・開発などの知識を学ぶ 際プロジェクトの 例分析特論 E(大学院 A1A2)では,より複 な 際プロジェクトの 例に ついて ースメ になら て学ぶ 社会 特論 E(大学院 S1S2)では,講義ではなく ー スメ と ークショ プを活用して,社会 の方法論について実践的学習を う プロジェクト特論 E(大学院 A1A2 )は,開発の最 ・最 で活 する専門 による講 義である これは,具体的な 題領域における 際プロジェクトを学ぶ,最 専門性の高い講義 である 一方で, 学・経 学については, 際社会でシ ル ンジニアとして活 するため

に必要な知識を修得するため,学部の 学に えて,Infrastructure Economics and Finance(2018

年度 設 )が提供される この か, ジメントグループが提供する社会基盤 ジメン

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国際プロジェクトグループの講義

社会技術特論E

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社会技術に関する講義

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March, 2017

Lectures by the Management Group

The Management Group focuses on research and education that addresses issues of how organizations, institutions, and facilities that support society should be managed, operated, and maintained to provide better infrastructure services. We aim to enable groups and organizations to obtain their visions by identifying and analyzing key variables, and producing results that provide clues as to what kinds of actions can and should be taken when. In addition, we aim to develop guiding principles that help develop structures and systems that encourage the creation of socially beneficial institutions. The Management Group has worked to integrate lessons from the Department of Civil Engineering to provide some of the necessary skills and competencies that will help our students put their knowledge into practice.

One of the earliest examples of our educational materials includes the publication of “The Principles of Construction Management” – an overview of basic concepts that helps one understand the construction industry. The Management Group has conducted decades of research that has analyzed the characteristics of the industry and specific projects from multiple perspectives. We perceive project management as a concept important not only for individual projects, but also as a necessary component of infrastructure development as a whole.

Once familiar with basic concepts and principles, we try to give our members first-hand experiences of various challenges. One of our goals is to help students and researchers understand what it is like to be a part of an organization and industry that surveys, designs, contracts, constructs, and inspects a construction site. We push our members to think about how they can improve project delivery systems and public procurement procedures. Differences between domestic and international markets as well as their regulatory contexts are discussed at length to highlight the complexity associated with existing challenges. An important issue within the international context is the use of Official Development Assistance as a tool for building infrastructure in developing regions. Another important issue in the rapidly changing global economy is the utilization of mutually beneficial Public-Private Partnerships for the financing of infrastructure projects. Our students and researchers are challenged to think about the role of infrastructure in the development of countries and regions, as well as the impact – both positive and negative – they can have on individuals and communities.

A lecture entitled “Infrastructure Management” for graduate students (Semester-S) gives a comprehensive picture of the infrastructure industry. The lecture series introduces key concepts for social infrastructure development projects; outlines specific methodologies and applications to help students understand case studies; analyzes the characteristics of Public-Private-Partnerships and international infrastructure projects from the perspective of social infrastructure systems management; and provides students with an opportunity to discuss and debate their diverse values and belief systems through a critical analysis of the role of infrastructure in society.

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2017 年 3 月

マネジメントグループの講義体系について

マネジメントグループは、社会基盤の施設や組織をいかに整備・管理・運営し、より良いイン フラサービスを提供するかという課題に取り組んでいます。ある組織や集団がある目標を達成 するために、適切なことを適切なタイミングで首尾よく正しく行うためには、何を為すべきか、 或いは、社会にとって望ましい方向に組織を導くためには、どのような制度や仕組みを構築す べきか、という問いに対する指針を与えることを目標としています。社会基盤学科及び社会基 盤学専攻で提供される講義等で得られた知識を統合し、社会で実践するにあたって必要な知識 とスキルの一部を身に付けてもらえるよう下記の講義等を提供しています。 3 年 S1 タームに提供される「マネジメント原論」では、社会基盤施設の整備・管理・運営にお けるあらゆる局面において必要となるマネジメントの概念を理解するとともに、建設産業及び 建設事業の特徴と社会基盤整備事業におけるマネジメントに必要な知識を習得して欲しいと考 えています。マネジメント学は、より良い実践のためにあります。習得した知識を擬似経験に より自身のものとして習得するため、演習を用意しています。 3 年 S セメスターに提供される「基礎プロジェクトⅡ」では、チームを作って仮想の建設会社を 設立し、社会基盤整備に関わる設計・積算・契約・施工・竣工検査といった一連のプロセスを 擬似経験することで、コンクリート工学ならびに建設マネジメントの基礎とそのセンスを習得 することを目的としています。国内の社会基盤整備事業だけでなく、海外の事業におけるマネ ジメントも理解することは、重要です。 3 年 A2 タームに提供される「プロジェクトマネジメント」では、主として ODA 事業を対象に、 プロジェクトマネジメントの概念とマネジメントに必要な知識とツールを具体的な事例に基づ き、必要なセンスを習得することを目的としています。社会基盤施設に係る個別の事業を考え るだけでなく、事業を進めるための仕組みやそのシステムについて考えることも重要です。 3 年 A2 タームに提供される「公共経営学」では、社会資本整備が社会の発展に果たす役割を理 解するとともに、社会基盤システムをマネジメントするための仕組みとその歴史的変遷を理解 し、さらに社会的条件の変化を踏まえて今後の公共経営のあり方を見通す視点を養うことを目 的としています。 大学院 S セメスターに提供される「社会基盤マネジメント E」では、社会基盤整備事業のマネ ジメントに必要な概念だけでなく、具体的な手法や適用の考え方を理解するとともに、官民連 携事業(Public Private Partnership Project)や海外事業の特徴を社会基盤システムマネジメントの 観点から多様な価値観を有する留学生との議論も交えながら習得することを目的としています。

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都市・防災グループの講義体系について

2017 年 3 月 27 日 都市・防災グループは,災害や事故に関する基礎知識から実務まで,技術と社会制度の 両面の知識を身につけ,分野横断的に防災を俯瞰できる人材を育成することを目指してい る. 講義では,災害や事故など有事に直面した際にどのような考え方で,どのような対応が 求められるのかを思考する能力を習得し,また防災や危機管理における事前から事後に至 るまでの全体像を俯瞰する知識を習得することで,防災分野を体系的に思考できる基礎知 識から実務面までをカバーする.受講する学生は,ハード,ソフトの両者において高度な 専門性を身につけることができる.リーダー的な立場で仕事やプロジェクトを遂行する上 では,災害マネージメントや危機管理は必須の能力であることから、多くの学生に受講し て欲しい講義である. 基礎的な講義としての 自然災害と都市防災で は,災害の事前から事後に至るまでの全体 像を俯瞰する知識を習得する.災害前の事前準備では,構 物の耐震性の向上策や土地利用 政策などの「被害抑止対策」,防災計画の立案や訓練などの「被害軽減対策」,台風の進路予 測情報や緊急地震 報などの「災害の予見と早期警報」を理解し,災害後の事後対応では, 被害の分布や量を正確に迅 に把握する「被害評価」,人命救助と維持、2 次災害の防止な どの「緊急災害対応」,その後の「復旧・復興」戦略などを学ぶことで,防災分野を時系列 的に理解し,これらの対策立案に役立つ実践的な知識を習得する. 実務的な講義としての防災危機管理学 では,過去の具体的な事例を を交え,災害・事 故など有事に対する基本的な考え方や対応法を思考する能力を身につける.国家の視点か ら地域防災の視点まで空間的なスケールを変化させた場合の違いについても学ぶ. 応用的な講義としての 都市災害軽減工学Eでは,防災都市計画,ライフライン,災害情 報,災害医療,構 物耐震化工法,災害時の避難行動など,学生が自由にテーマを設定し, 自ら課題を調査・分析し,結果を発表するとともに発表内容に関する討議を行う.各国の留 学生も多く受講してるので,国際的な視点に立った防災対策を思考できるようになる.講義 の最終回では,全発表に関しての総合的な討論を行うとともに,学生の投票によって各発表 を評価し優秀発表を決める.

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・防災における事前から事後に至るまでの全体像を俯瞰する知識を習得.

・災害や事故など有事に直面した際に,どのような考え方で,

どのような対応が求められるのかを思考する能力を習得.

都市・防災グループ

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