EXPERIMENTS & EXERCISE OF BASIC SCIENCE*

概要

******************************************************************************************* For consulting material or online experiments refer to the links below which are specific to each laboratory. Specific instructions on how to access to the laboratory material or online class will be announced at the Loyola Board. Moodle Page for Chemistry: https://moodle.cc.sophia.ac.jp/course/index.php?categoryid=927 Moodle Page for Physics: https://moodle.cc.sophia.ac.jp/course/index.php?categoryid=1813 Moodle Page for Biology Experiments: https://moodle.cc.sophia.ac.jp/course/index.php?categoryid=1114 Moodle Page for Information Practice: https://moodle.cc.sophia.ac.jp/course/index.php?categoryid=2198 ******************************************************************************************* This course is designed to provide practical information relevant to subjects common in the three departments of the Faculty of Science and Technology. The course includes laboratory sessions and practices in four basic fields of natural science, i.e., physics, chemistry, biology, and information science. As the fields of science and technology have diversified and become specialized, graduates of the Faculty of Science and Technology are expected to have extensive knowledge and skills that can be applied to fields other than their major field of study. Laboratory sessions and practices in science and engineering will provide a valuable opportunity to gain experience in various fields of science other than your specialized field. We hope that you will challenge yourself in the laboratory sessions and practices, particularly in the fields that you are less familiar with or experienced in. Curriculum Policy: To understand the fundamentals of natural science disciplines and acquire safety and ethical/moral values regarding science and technology through coursework in Science and Technology Category I General Courses (CP1). In adherence to heightened laboratory safety standards, starting from 2024 all registered students are obligated to adopt a proactive approach to laboratory safety. Students displaying inappropriate attitudes towards laboratory safety and regulations may be instructed to cease participation in a specific experiment or activity. Persistent non-compliance may lead to a directive to vacate the laboratory for the duration of the experiment or the entire term.

目標

The goal of this laboratory/exercises is to introduce the students to the most fundamental procedures and techniques employed in the laboratory, safety standards for experimental work and the production of knowledge by means of experiments. Additionally, since the laboratory/exercises follows DP1 and DP3 for GS students and DP1 for GE students, the expected acquisition of knowledge and skills varies for each department. Observation of physical,

授業外の学習

Standards for Establishment of Universities Article 21 Section 2. (https:// elaws.e-gov.go.jp/document?lawid=331M50000080028) do not set a specific amount of work outside class for experiments. The students should, however, allocate enough study time for the following activities: 1. For each experiment the students are required to complete a preparation page that summarizes the activities of the day. 2. After each experiment a report has to be prepared following specific formats. 3. Students are also expected to read and understand the Chemistry Experiments Basic Instructions booklet.

所要時間: 1 Hour