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Design, Chiba University http://design-cu.jp 1-33 Yayoi-cho Inage-ku, Chiba-shi, Chiba-ken, 263-8522, JAPAN 千葉県千葉市稲毛区弥生町１－３３ Network of CODE Program CODE Program: Continents Design Education Program Chiba University has launched a new design education program which aims to nurture global designers who could succeed anywhere in the world by collaborating three different types of design education of three continents, North America, Europe Japan USA Europe, and Asia. Promotion + Design Technology + Design Business + Design Design Promotion /Emotional Design Service Design /Design Strategy Design Management /Business in Design Design, Chiba University /Design Policy /Innovation /Design Engineering /Design Strategy The program aims to nurture a designer who will be in the leading position of Japan's future creative Glasgow School of Art ChibaUniversity Parsons The New School for Design industry especially areas in service (computer system Aalto University The University of Cincinnati and software) and contents industries (game, ENSCI -Les Ateliers California State University animation, and products) Politecnico di Milano College for Creative Studies Department of Design, Faculty of Engineering KISD 工学部 デザイン学科 CODE program provides various types of programs ISIA-Rome thus the students are able to choose one that best IADE suits them. KADK School of Design Division of Design Science, Graduate School of Engineering http://design-cu.jp/code/ 大学院工学研究科 デザイン科学専攻 Model Case of CODE program CODE B7M5 Program for Japanese Students 9 1 2 6 Production Systems Information and Communication 7-8 Japanese Company Environmental Humanomics English 生産システム教育研究領域 情報コミュニケーション教育研究領域 環境ヒューマノミクス教育研究領域 Internship 9-12 Europian /American Company Prep Japan Europe USA Europe Objective: To nurture global in-house USA Product Design Communication Design Environmental Design designers that will succeed in the Graduation Research 製品デザイン研究室 コミュニケーションデザイン研究室 環境デザイン研究室 creative industry Master Research University Term: Bachelor 3.5yrs (early Concentrated Seminar Design Management Human Informatics Humanomics graduate)+{Masters 2.5yrs デザインマネージメント研究室 人間情報科学研究室 人間情報科学研究室 (autumn entrance) 4 9 10 3 UG1 UG1 UG2 UG2 UG3 UG3 UG4 Required Credit: Approx. 40 credits (Take 1.5 times Spring Autumn Spring Autumn Spring Autumn Spring M1 M1 M1 M2 M2 more credits from autumn of Material Planning Design Psychology Design Culture Orientation of Program Public Application Select Candidate Early Graduation 材料計画研究室 デザイン心理学研究室 デザイン文化計画研究室 sophomore year) Program Classes Start of Program Research Type: PBL (Project Base Learning) Entrance Exan for Master Design Morphology Commercial Design Contextual Design 3.5 year (7 semester) 2.5 year (5 semesters) 意匠形態学研究室 コマーシャルデザイン研究室 コンテクスチュアルザイン研究室 - Start graduation research from junior year (autumn) - October entrance makes studying overseas easier because the undergraduate term is shortened (3.5 yrs) - Easy access to job-hunting and internship after - Take more technical coursed from sophomore year (autumn) finishing program - Program will partially be in English - All courses in English to get a feel of the international environment Curriculum About Design, Chiba University Next-Genration Design Integrating Technology and Culture >Undergraduate /学部 Compulsory Subjects /必須科目 Compulsory Elective Subjects /選択必須科目 Elective Subjects /選択科目 Global Design Subjects /グローバル関連科目 SPD /SPD関連科目 >Graduate School /大学院 Exam for Promotion Exam for Promotion Assignment to Laboratory Exam for Promotion Exam for Promotion There are three research divisions “Production Systems” Department of Design /デザイン学科 Division of Design Science /デザイン科学専攻 “Information and Communication” Overview Semester /セメスター 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Semester /セメスター Master 1st Master 2nd Doctor 1st Doctor 2nd Doctor 3rd “Environmental Humanomics” 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Theory of Design /デザイン論 Culture Theory of Design Design Mathematical Psychology of Living Design InteractiveⅠⅡⅢ Design Innovation In Design Science Course and each division contains four /デザイン文化論 Analysis with Activity /生活行動の心理学 /デザインインタラクティブⅠⅡⅢ /デザインイノベーション Production Ⅰ Ⅱ attractive research units execute many original researches Environment in View Design Science /デザイン科学 Design Material /デザイン数理解析論 Human-Living Environment System /人間－生活環境論 Behavioral Environment Design /行動環境デザイン論 independently and always keep in touch with each other. Systems /デザイン材料 Lecture /講義 Ⅰ Ⅱ Psychology of Color Physiological Anthropology /生理人類学 Physiological AnthropologyⅡ /生理人類学Ⅱ and Shape /色と形の心理学 Introduction to Design Engineering of Form Human Interface Theory Theory of Materials Planning /材料計画論 Material Science in Artifact and Kansei /人工物感性論 /デザイン学セミナー and Shape /形の工学 /ヒューマンインタフェース論 Environmental Design Psychology /デザイン心理学 Design psychology for human life /生活デザイン心理学 Ergonomics /環境人間工学 Future Prospect of Design History of Design Culture /人工物デザイン論 Design History of Artifacts /人工物デザイン史論 /デザインの展望 Lecture /講義 Design Culture /文化計画論 Human Life Design /デザイン文化論 Information Practicum in Design Foundation /デザイン造形実習 Solid Design Forming Plane Design Forming Design Culture Plan Seminar on Material Design Planning /プロダクトデザイン計画論 Industrial Design Theory /産業デザイン論 Environmental /立体デザイン造形 /平面デザイン造形 Seminar /デザイン文化計画演習 Planning /材料計画演習 and Ⅰ Ⅱ Theory of Living Environmental Design /生活環境デザイン論 Topics in Environmental Ergonomics /環境人間工学特論 Communication Humanomics Design Aesthetics Computer Programming Practice /プログラミング演習 Practical Training in Experiments on Theory of Media Design /メディアデザイン論 Theory of Communication Design /コミュニケーションデザイン論 /造形演習 Machining B /機械工作実習Ｂ Ergonomics /人間工学演習 Ⅰ Ⅱ EcodesignⅠ /エコデザイン論Ⅰ EcodesignⅡ /エコデザイン論Ⅱ Descriptive Geometry Design Science /デザイン科学演習 Collaborative Research & Design Project Theory of Care Design /ケアデザイン論 Theory of Care Design /ケアデザイン論Ⅱ /図学演習 /総合デザインプロジェクト Topics in Human Interface /ヒューマンインタフェース特論 Topics in Human Informatics /人間情報科学特論 Practice and Study /演習・研究 Integrated Design Practice /統合デザイン実習 Product Design /工業デザイン Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ Service Design /サービス・デザイン論 Service Design StrategyⅡ /サービス・デザイン・ストラテジーⅡ Transportation Design /トランスポーテーションデザイン SPD Service Design Studio Work /サービス・デザイン演習 Design Solution PlanningⅡ /デザイン・ソリューション・プランニングⅡ Service and Product Design Ⅲ Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ Design Engineering /デザイン・エンジニアリング論 Service Design Strategy Studio WorkⅡ /サービス・デザイン・ストラテジー演習Ⅱ Communication Design /コミュニケーションデザイン Design Engineering /デザイン・エンジニアリング演習 Design Solution Planning Studio WorkⅡ /デザイン・ソリューション・プラニング演習Ⅱ Overview Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ Environmental Design /環境デザイン Design Cross-Fertilization Program /異なるデザイン領域習得プログラム Design Cross-Fertilization Program /異なるデザイン領域取得プログラム In order to respond to today's varied world, we layout programs which strengthen design introduction Internship and Project Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ / インターンシップ ＆プ ロジェクト Design Internship ProgramⅠⅡ /デザイン・インターンシップ・プログラムⅠⅡ Design Internship ProgramⅢⅣ /デザイン・インターンシップ・プログラムⅢⅣ education. Generally, varied education should be given in order to train diversified human resources. Then Fundamental Chemistry A,B /基礎化学A,B Seminar:Intellectual Prope Engineering Ethics Design Project PBL-Ⅰ-Ⅳ /デザイン・プロジェクトPBL-Ⅰ-Ⅳ Design Project PBL-Ⅴ-Ⅷ /デザイン・プロジェクト PBL-Ⅴ-Ⅷ we built up continuous educational programs which lead to various designs which each individual pursues, rty Rights /知的財産権セミナー /工学倫理 Physics: Basic ExperimentsⅠ Physics B,C /物理学B,C and to not only the undergraduate education, but also to master program, and further to Ph.D. program. We /物理学基礎実験Ⅰ Design Alliance Program 3・4 /海外アライアンスプログラム３・４ Design Alliance ProgramⅤⅥ /海外アライアンス・プログラム５・６ Global Design hope to play its role as the highest education and research institute in training sophisticated designers and Chemistry: Basic Experiments /グローバル関連科目 Global Design Studio WorkⅤ-Ⅷ /グローバル デザイン スタジオ ワークⅤ～Ⅷ /化学基礎実験 design researchers in Japan. Fundamental Sciences Global Design ProjectⅤ-Ⅷ /グローバル デザイン プロジェクトⅤ～Ⅷ /工学基礎科目 Calculus B1,B2 /微積分学B1,B2 Statistics B1,B2 /統計学B1,B2 Recitation Course for Calculus B1,B2 /微積分学演習B1,B2 Advanced Seminar Ⅰ Advanced Seminar Ⅱ /特別演習Ⅰ /特別演習Ⅲ Linear Algebra B1,B2 /線形代数学B1,B2 Design Research /デザイン研究 Recitation Course for Linear Algebra B1,B2 Graduate Research Ⅰ Graduate Research Ⅲ /線形代数学演習B1,B2 /特別研究Ⅰ /特別研究Ⅲ Overview Common Subjects for 3, 4 year Student /３，４年生共通科目 Internship Program Design Project Venture Business /ベンチャービジネス論 /インターンシップ・プログラム /デザイン・プロジェクト演習 Venture Business Management /ベンチャービジネスマネージメント Common Subject in Ethics for Engineering /技術者倫理 Common Subjects for 2-4 year Student Graduate School of Engineering /２，３，４年生共通科目 Global Design Studio Work 1-4 Design Alliance Program 1-4 Global Design Project 1-4 /工学研究科共通 Ability to Complete in Technology /技術完成力プログラム /グローバルデザインスタジオワーク1-4 /海外大学アライアンスプログラム1-4 /グローバルデザインプロジェクト1-4 Ability to Manage Technology /技術経営力プログラム Common Subjects for 1-4 year Student /１，２，３，４年生共通科目 English e-Learing1-4 Design English 1-8 /英語eラーニング1-4 /デザイン イングリッシュ1-8 Tokyo KOTO KOGEI School Main Building The predecessor of Faculty of Engineering, Chiba University Product Design Design Management Material Planning Design Morphology The unit proposes specific solutions for issues through design R&D for products, particularly for The word "management" would mean "control" or "administration" in Japanese. Japanese people thus tend In design fields that focus on objects, people, and the environment, we do not immediately notice the Seeking the significance of how people create morphologies transportation and moving machinery, to help enhance lifestyles. We deem products as modes of life to think that management aims mainly to control limited human, physical, financial, and other resources.
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