[Important]
(Updated September 28th, 2020)
The number of students wishing to take this course exceeded the class capacity during the pre-registration period. Therefore, we cannot accept students who were not given permission as a result of the lottery or who did not participate in the pre-registration at all.
We do accept registration by new students (enrolled in September 2020) till the end of the course registration period (till October 19.) However, if the number of students registered exceeds the capacity by the end of the period, a lottery will take place. We will perform the procedure for deleting the registration by students who did not win the lottery after October 20.
(Updated July 28th, 2020)
Because this year's classes are offered live via Zoom, there will be some changes to assessment criteria and methods, etc.
Details will be announced, as soon as it is decided, to the registered students by OCW-i emails.
Zoom Meeting ID and password you need to attend the classes will also be notified by OCW-i emails, at least two days before the first class.
Please check regularly your emails and the announcements list for this course in OCW-i.
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This course is designed for students to understand the outline of economy and society, even without preliminary knowledge. The course contains basic knowledge to be familiar with finance and economy, and viewpoints required to consider corporate activities. The lecturer will explain broad pictures and recent trends of topics in each class, as shown below.
This course aims to develop ability of each student to be more successful in the real world with wide range of knowledge and views regarding economy and society.
✔ Applicable | How instructors' work experience benefits the course |
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Each lecturer will give a class based on specialized knowledge and/or business experience. |
Economy, Industry, Finance, Investment, Risk-Management, IoT
Specialist skills | ✔ Intercultural skills | Communication skills | ✔ Critical thinking skills | ✔ Practical and/or problem-solving skills |
Class1 - Class6:Lecture, Class7:Lecture and Report
Course schedule | Required learning | |
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Class 1 | Introduction, Basics of Corporate Activities | Understand the framework of financial statements |
Class 2 | Corporate Activities and Economy | Grasp broad picture of industries and economy |
Class 3 | Finance and Financial Products | Understand the basics of corporate finance and financial products |
Class 4 | Corporate Analysis and Investment Strategy | Obtain viewpoints of corporate analysis and investment strategy |
Class 5 | Business Innovations with IoT | To understand essence of business and social impact of IoT |
Class 6 | Declining population and Working-style reform | To review society with declining population and working-style reform |
Class 7 | Risk Management and Governance/Report | Acquire knowledge of corporate risks and corporate governance |
To enhance effective learning, students are encouraged to spend approximately 100 minutes preparing for class and another 100 minutes reviewing class content afterwards (including assignments) for each class.
They should do so by referring to textbooks and other course material.
None required
Materials will be provided on OCW-i in advance and projected in the class room.
Assessment will be based on attendance and contribution to classes (60%), and report at the end of the course (40%).
If you are absent from a class, regardless of the reason, points are subtracted from the evaluation portion of the "attendance and contribution to classes."
There are no make-up assignments.
Read the course materials posted on OCW-i to find out the content of the class you missed.
Details of the requirements of the report will be explained in the first class meeting.
Prospective students should have interests in finance and economy.
Professor Takehiro Inohara, inostaff[at]shs.ens.titech.ac.jp
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[Important]
(Updated September 28th, 2020)
The number of students wishing to take this course exceeded the class capacity during the pre-registration period. Therefore, we cannot accept students who were not given permission as a result of the lottery or who did not participate in the pre-registration at all.
We do accept registration by new students (enrolled in September 2020) till the end of the course registration period (till October 19.) However, if the number of students registered exceeds the capacity by the end of the period, a lottery will take place. We will perform the procedure for deleting the registration by students who did not win the lottery after October 20.
(Updated July 28th, 2020)
Because this year's classes are offered live via Zoom, there will be some changes to assessment criteria and methods, etc.
Details will be announced, as soon as it is decided, to the registered students by OCW-i emails.
Zoom Meeting ID and password you need to attend the classes will also be notified by OCW-i emails, at least two days before the first class.
Please check regularly your emails and the announcements list for this course in OCW-i.