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授業の目的 【英語】
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【Standardized across all programs】 The name “Studium Generale” means “General Studies” in Latin and comes from old European universities, still used in many German universities. Studium Generale B course offers exposure to academic topics from the field of social sciences, presented at an introductory level. The goal is to expose students to topics outside their major or research field, to different ideas – from both the speakers and other participants. For students from the regular Japanese program it offers an opportunity to experience university lectures in English. The course cultivates a multifaceted view of the world and communication skills, which are fundamental competencies for future members of the society.
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授業の達成目標 【英語】
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Students will increase their understanding and appreciation of wide range of scientific fields in social sciences. Students will gain experience discussing with participants from other majors and countries. Students develop active lecture participation and critical thinking competencies using English language.
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授業の内容や構成
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A different speaker, from Nagoya University or elsewhere, gives each talk thus the content of each class session is different.
This course is conducted online. The lectures are provided as recorded videos and are accessible any time (on-demand online). Class time is dedicated to (1) watching a recorded talk and (2) participating in guided interactive group discussions.
The exact schedule and course materials will be provided on TACT, Nagoya University online learning management platform.
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履修条件・関連する科目
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This course is open to students from all schools at Nagoya University and Gifu University. No prior scientific knowledge is required. Language prerequisite: students should have at least intermediate English language abilities and be able to listen, speak and write in English.
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成績評価の方法と基準
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This course provides a choice of TWO LEARNING TRACKS:
(1) Standard Learning Track:
Written report for each lecture (50%); Participation in all class sessions (50%).
(2) Project Learning Track:
Written report for 5 lectures (20%); Participation in all class sessions (50%); Team project (30%).
Lecture reports grading criteria: Each report should answer the provided questions and be several sentences long. Reports are evaluated on: (1) understanding lecture content, (2) logical thinking and analysis of lecture content, (3) organization of text, and (4) English language usage. A detailed grading rubric is provided on the course TACT site.
Project grading criteria: Each team/individual student should prepare one project using a topic related to one course lecture of choice. The project should be presented in English during the designated class at the end of the course. The project is graded based on (1) team effort if a team work, (2) topic development, (3) presentation and (4) English language usage.
Withdrawal (W) grade: Students do not need to notify course withdrawal to the instructor. Students who don't accumulate enough points for a passing grade will receive an W grade.
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教科書
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None. All materials will be provided by the instructor on TACT.
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参考書
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None. All materials will be provided by the instructor.
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課外学修等
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This course will expect writing reports on the lecture content outside class hours. The report completion may sometime involve independent small online research.
Students who choose Project learning track are expected to work on their project mainly outside class hours.
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注意事項
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1. This course is conducted in English.
2. This course is conducted online.
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本授業に関するWebページ
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担当教員からのメッセージ
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実務経験のある教員等による授業科目（大学等における修学の支援に関する法律施行規則に基づくもの）
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授業開講形態等
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D-3）Remote course（Only remote classes including both simultaneous interactive and on-demand type
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