And you heard of this example, where, when we launched our very first course-- and this was an MIT-hard circuits and electronics course-- about a year and a half ago, 155,000 students from 162 countries enrolled in this course.
In this lecture, Franke will talk about the idea that"the history of modern and contemporary, among other things, is a history of open and indeterminate meaning and an exploration of the concept of art through its social and institutional framings.
In this class, students will build on the basic knowledge of typical elements learned in Inorganic Chemistry I and II and learn more detailed chemistry. We aim for a different type of comprehension of the main group elements(including elements from families 1, 2, and 13 to 18).
Course Overview Geometry is a field in mathematics that aims to understand the properties of shapes and spaces. In this course, students will learn some methods to understand curves and surfaces in R3 using linear algebra and calculus as an introduction to geometry.
While the plans for these lectures were fixed last year, I feel that following the Tohoku disaster of 3/11 it is especially important for the international scientific community to support Japanese science, so I am pleased to be starting this series this particular year.
These lecture transcripts are from notes taken by ITAKURA Yogoro(1865-1937) in class; the first volume covers the lectures in two semesters from January to December of Meiji year 19(1886), while the second covers two semesters from January to December of Meiji year 20 1887.
In this lecture, I argue that the efficiency cost of generous but well designed social insurance need not be very large, and that there is indeed a viable European model, based on three legs: competition in goods markets, insurance in labor markets, and the active use of macroeconomic policy.
Social science& culture seminar< Introduction to Science Journalism Introduction to Science Journalism In this lecture, we will invite Mr. Takeshi Shimizu as lecturer. Science journalism has the role to connect the society and increasingly complex science and technology, and its importance has been growing in Japan particularly after the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident.
In this course we will focus on the social and economic changes which occurred in Asia from the fifteenth century and on the effects of the Western expansion into Asia. These provide the historical background to many of the economic problems facing us today including those related to population, poverty and the environment.
In this way, reaching the idea of"Structures and Homomorphisms" by the shortest possible route, the contents of this course are quite unique.< p< In these lectures, through learning the basics and fundamental ways of thinking behind modern mathematics, hopefully everybody will learn to be able to study advanced mathematics in future for their own goals and needs.
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