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(uploaded on Dec.14, 2013)
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(uploaded on Dec.14, 2013)
To: Academic Advisor
Deadline: 17:00, Jul 23 (Tuesday), 2013
To: other Examiners
Deadline: 17:00, Jul 30 (Tuesday), 2013
Format etc.: Prepare in English. See “Preparation of Extended Abstract for Thesis” for further particular. Submit one single-sided copy. Monochrome in principle, colored optional. Pinup with paper clips. Do not use staples.
Submit to: Ms. Yamaura, Administrative Staff at Room 104, Ishikawadai 4th Bldg
Deadline: 17:00, August 1 (Thursday), 2013 <– updated from the previous information (17:00, Jul 29 (Monday), 2013)
How to Submit: Upload your presentation material (ppt file etc.), according to “Submission of Soft Copies” written below.
How to confirm: Come to Ishikawadai 4th Bldg 1F Room 107, ABE group student room, and download and open your uploaded file to check it. Replacement of the file after the period of checking is not allowed. Submission
Deadline: 9:00 – 12:00, August 2 (Friday), 2013
Period of confirmation: 13:00 – 17:00, August 2 (Friday), 2013
Date and Time: Afternoon, August 5 (Monday), 2013 (detailed time-schedule will be posted later.)
Note that Bachelor theses and master theses sessions are jointly held on the same day, starting from 14:00. Bachelor theses presentation will be held first.
Venue: Ishikawadai 4th Bldg B1 Room B02 – 5
Language: Presentation – English;
Discussion – English or Japanese Time Limit: 20 minutes (14 minutes for presentation, 5 minutes for discussion, 1 minute for alternation and preparation)
Prepare and submit the revised extended abstract whihc reflects the discussions and comments on your presentation. Check typographical errors and omissions once more. This material is imporatnt because it is used for the decision about conferment of Academic Degree, and compiling them for publishing abstract book.
Submission of electrical files: please upload the files as instructed below.
Deadline: 17:00, August 10 (Friday), 2012
1. PDF file of extended abstract (File name: Last_name+A0913+”your student ID”.pdf (Ex: Tokodai+A0913+09M51234.pdf)
2. Presentation materials (ppt file etc.) (File name: last_name+P0913+”your student ID”.* (Ex: Tokodai+P0913+09M51234.ppt, Tokodai+P0913+09M51234.pdf, etc.)
3. Attached materials (Movie etc) (File name: last_name+M0913+”your student ID”-file number.* (Ex:Tokodai+M0913+09M51234-1.mov,Tokodai+M0913+09M51234-2.mov, etc.)
How to Submit:
Access to “Local web of Depf. of International Development Engineering“, “Pages for students“, “Upload (アップロード),” and upload the above soft copies. After uploading, download your uploaded files to check them. The file on the server is overwritten by uploading a new file with the same filename. When you correct the filename on the server, upload the file with the correct filename. You don’t need to delete the old file with incorrect filename.
Deadline of uploading: 17:00, August 12 (Monday), 2013
For IDE doctoral program students who are going to gradaute in September, 2013,
This page summarizes the schedule and supplemental instructions for the IDE doctoral program students while the general schedule and instructions set by Tokyo Tech are certainly valid. Thus please refer to “SCHEDULE FOR COMPLETING THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM, THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING” set by the Tokyo Tech for the preparation of your thesis.
To: Academic Advisor, Prospective Examiner
Deadline: Specified by Academic Advisor (and before the presentation date)
Date and Time: July 3, 2013 (Wednesday), 9:00 –
Venue: Ishikawadai 4th Bldg B1 Room B02 – 5
Language: English or Japanese
Time Limit: 90 minutes (60 minutes for presentation, 30 minutes for discussion)
Handouts: Prepare 20 copies of presentation slides for faculty staff at minimum. Indicate “Doctoral Thesis Presentation, Department of International Development Engineering” with the date in the first page. Put slide number in each slide. Distribution of the copies to other attendances is optional. Circulation of thesis is not required at the time of presentation.
Doctoral candidates are required to submit and explain the thesis to their examiners and the academic advisor as follows. Candidates may revise their theses after the presentation (on July 3, 2013) and before this submission.
Deadline: One week after presentation date (* Arrange the date and time for submission and explanation with each examiners, individually.)
Date of the final examination should be determined by the academic advisor. Discuss with the academic advisor based on the followings:
Introduction of Thesis Outline:
Answers to the questions raised in the presentation and individual consultations:
Foreign Language Examination: The academic advisor will assign an English academic journal article, which is related to the doctoral thesis. Doctoral candidates shall Introduce and give comments on this journal paper in English.
(Update: instructions about abstract is added. Feb. 8, 2013)
Date and Time: February 18 (Monday), 2013 , 14:00 –
(preparation/installation of poster: 13:20 – 14:00)
Venue: Room B04/095, Isikawadai #4 building
Settings: Poster presentation in English
Size of poster: A0 size (84.1 cm width and 118.9 cm height)
Time allocation: 5 mins for presentation by a presenter, 5 mins for Q&A among presenters, and 5 mins Q&A between the presenters and faculty members.
Abstract: each presentor is requeted to prepare a single page (A4 size ) abstract about her/his presentation and send it to Asso.Prof. Naoya Abe by Feb 14 (thursday) via e-mail (nabe <at>ide.titech.ac.jp) . As for the fomrat of the abstract, please use the same format for the “extended abstract” of the thesis for the final presentation but you do not need to put “abstract” of the “extended abstract.” Please see this webpage.
Program :
| Poster # | Student name | Adviser name | Research Title |
| 1 | John Auxillos | Profs. Shinobu Yamaguchi and Jun-ich Takada | The Case of the One Laptop Per Child Initiative in Mongolia: Multilevel Impact Study |
| 2 | Sunkyung Choi | Asso. Prof. Shinya Hanaoka | Quantifying benefits of regional airports in post-disaster |
| 3 | Byambatuya Dagva | Asso. Prof. Naoya Abe | Financial Feasbility Analysis of a Groud Heat Pump Project in Mongolia |
| 4 | Tomoaki Kato | Asso. Prof. Shinya Hanaoka | Measuring eco-efficiency of interregional freight transport in GMS |
| 5 | Yuki Takehisa | Asso. Prof. Shinya Hanaoka | Empirical research for vegetable loss reduction in food supply chain in Vietnam |
| 6 | Promchanok Techataveekijkul | Asso. Prof. Ryuichi Egashira | Pyrolysis if Palm Shell to Produce Bio-Oil |
| 7 | Sheau-Chyng Wong | Asso. Prof. Naoya Abe | Adoption and Diffusion of CASBEE in the Japanese Building Market from Stakeholders’ Perspectives |