UOIT – Shizuoka University (SSSV) Summer Program
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
A group of six students from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Canada will
visit Shizuoka University in the period August 17-21, 2015. Shizuoka University students
are invited to join and participate in on-campus activities of the related UOIT–Shizuoka
University (SSSV) Summer Program. Officially participating students from Shizuoka
University will be eligible for credits as per the SSSV regulations:
http://www.eng.shizuoka.ac.jp/sssv/sssv03.html
EXPLANATION MEETING (説明会)
Organizers: K.Kanev, V.Wilkinson, Y.Shirai
Date:2015.06.24 Time:12:45-14:15 Place:J26
（平成２７年６月２４日
１２時４５分～１４時１５分
情報２６）
This Program is part of GBF-CRE (http://faculty.uoit.ca/kanev/) as outlined below.
Global Bridge Framework for Collaborative Research and Education
UOIT<->Shizuoka University
The Global Bridge Framework for Collaborative Research and Education GBF-CRE
mainly engages faculty, staff, and students from the Faculty of Informatics (FI) at
Shizuoka University (SU) in Japan and the Faculty of Business and Information
Technology (FBIT) at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) in Canada.
A number of individual faculty and student exchange visits have been implemented over
the past several years e.g. Prof.Kapralos (2009, 2010, 2013, 2015), Prof.Hung (2013,
2014, 2015), Prof.Kanev (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015), Mr.Robert Shewaga
(2015).
A group exchange program will be implemented for the first time in August 2015 when six
UOIT students will visit Shizuoka University for about a week. In return a group of
Shizuoka University students is planned to be scheduled for a visit to UOIT later in the
year or in 2016. Shizuoka University faculty has been invited to engage in other UOIT
exchange programs with Europe (Germany, etc.) and Asia (Hong Kong, etc.) so that
Shizuoka University students could be admitted and benefit from those programs, too.
We are currently working toward implementing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
between the Faculty of Informatics at SU and the Faculty of Business and IT at UOIT. The
framework is also being extended university-wide and a MoU between the Research
Institute of Electronics (RIE) at SU and the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
(FEAS) at UOIT is considered for implementation in the future.
GBF-CRE UOIT<->Shizuoka University
The Global Bridge Framework
for Collaborative Research and Education
GBF-CRE UOIT<->Shizuoka University
AND
The UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
Kamen Kanev
http://faculty.uoit.ca/kanev/
The Global Bridge Framework for Collaborative
Research and Education GBF-CRE engages faculty, staff,
and students from the Faculty of Informatics at
Shizuoka University in Japan and the Faculty of
Business and Information Technology at the University
of Ontario Institute of Technology in Canada.
A number of individual faculty and student exchange
visits have been implemented over the past several
years e.g. Prof.Kapralos (2009, 2010, 2013, 2015),
Prof.Hung (2013, 2014, 2015), Prof.Kanev (2010, 2011,
2012, 2013, 2014, 2015), Mr. Robert Shewaga (2015).
GBF-CRE UOIT<->Shizuoka University
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
We are currently working toward implementing a
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the
Faculty of Informatics at Shizuoka University and the
Faculty of Business and Information Technology at
University of Ontario Institute of Technology.
The framework is being extended university-wide and
a MoU between the Research Institute of Electronics
(RIE) at SU and the Faculty of Engineering and Applied
Science (FEAS) at UOIT is considered for
implementation in the future.
A group of six students from the University of Ontario
Institute of Technology, Canada will visit Shizuoka
University in the period August 17-21, 2015. Shizuoka
University students are invited to join and participate
in on-campus activities of the related UOIT –
Shizuoka University (SSSV) Summer Program.
Officially participating students from Shizuoka
University will be eligible for credits as per the SSSV
regulations:
http://www.eng.shizuoka.ac.jp/sssv/sssv03.html
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
Faculty and staff at UOIT (in alphabetical order)
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Scott Clerk (Program Manager, International Office)
Patrick Hung (Associate Professor, Information Security)
Kamen Kanev (Adjunct Professor, FBIT)
Bill Kapralos (Associate Professor, Game Development)
Jennifer Percival (Associate Dean, Programs)
Melissa Picard (International Program Co-ordinator)
Stephen Rose (Associate Dean, External)
Miguel Vargas (Associate Professor, Information Security)
Faculty and staff at Shizuoka University
(in alphabetical order)
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Kamen Kanev (Professor, Faculty of Informatics)
Masakatsu Kimura (Vice President of Shizuoka University)
Tatsuhiro Konishi (Professor, Faculty of Informatics)
Masakatsu Nishigaki (Professor, Faculty of Informatics)
Sanshiro Sakai (Dean, Faculty of Informatics)
Akichika Shiomi (Professor, Faculty of Informatics)
Yasuto Shirai (Professor, Faculty of Informatics)
Valerie Wilkinson (Professor, Faculty of Informatics)
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
Visitors from UOIT
Activities Schedule (tentative):
• Group Leader:
– Dr. Patrick Hung (UOIT, FBIT)
• Students:
– Gianfranco Ingratta (UOIT, Business Program)
– Kristopher Maddeaux (UOIT, Business Program)
– William Lee (UOIT, Business Program)
– William Cooper (UOIT, Business Program)
– John-Mark Labonte (UOIT, Game Program)
– Kevin Pang (UOIT, Game Program)
• 2015.08.16 (Sun)
– 20:25 Arrival at Haneda airport
(P.Hung)
• 2015.08.17 (Mon)
– Morning: Travel to Hamamatsu by Shinkansen
(K.Kanev, P.Hung)
– Afternoon: Introductions and orientation
(K.Kanev, P.Hung, Y.Shirai)
• 2015.08.18 (Tue)
– Morning: On-campus lectures and cultural activities
(K.Kanev, P.Hung)
– Afternoon: Field trip to Suzuki plant and museum in
Hamamatsu (K.Kanev, P.Hung)
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
Activities Schedule (tentative):
Activities Schedule (tentative):
• 2015.08.19 (Wed)
– Morning: On-campus lectures and cultural activities
(K.Kanev, P.Hung, M.Nishigaki)
– Afternoon: Field trip to the Museum of Musical Instruments
(K.Kanev, P.Hung)
• 2015.08.21 (Fri)
– Morning: Student presentations and evaluations
(K.Kanev, P.Hung)
– Afternoon: Preparation of reports and final evaluation
(K.Kanev, P.Hung)
• 2015.08.22 (Sat)
– Morning: Travel to Tokyo by Shinkansen
(P.Hung , Y.Shirai)
– Afternoon: Field trips and cultural activities in Tokyo
(P.Hung, Y.Shirai)
• 2015.08.23 (Sun) Field trips and cultural activities in Tokyo
(P.Hung, Y.Shirai)
• 2015.08.24 (Mon) 11:15 Departure from Narita airport (P.Hung)
• 2015.08.20 (Thu)
– Morning: On-campus lectures and cultural activities
(K.Kanev, P.Hung, Y.Shirai)
– Afternoon: Field trip to Yamaha Motors plant and museum
(K.Kanev, P.Hung)
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
UOIT - Shizuoka University
Summer Program 2015
Please use the distributed comment sheets to
provide feedback on:
Please write down your contact data on the
distributed comment sheets and provide your e-mail
address so that we can send you updates about this
program.
• What lecture topics would be of most interest for you?
• What lecture topics would be interesting for our visitors?
• What other activities (both professional and social) would
you suggest, e.g. programming contests, social events, etc.?
• What other places in and around Hamamatsu would be
worth visiting, e.g. historical places, museums,
manufacturing facilities, etc.?
• Do you have any ideas about activities in and around Tokyo
on August 22-23?
Note that this is a strictly volunteer program and you are under
no obligation to attend and/or participate in any of the events
that will be announced.
If you decide to participate please let us know the sooner the
better so that we can make proper arrangement. Late request
may not be honored when there is a cap on the number of
participants in off-campus activities.
University of Ontario
Institute of Technology
Academic Programs at UOIT
• Faculty of Business and
Information Technology
– Business Administration
– Commerce (Accounting,
Finance, Organizational
Behaviour and Human
Resources Management,
Marketing)
– Information Technology (Game
Development and
Entrepreneurship, Networking
and IT Security)
• Faculty of Energy Systems
and Nuclear Science
– Energy Systems Engineering
– Health Physics and Radiation
Science
– Nuclear Engineering
Computer Science at UOIT
• Faculty of Science
– Applied and Industrial
Mathematics
– Applied Bioscience
– Biological Science
– Chemistry
– Computer Science
– Life Sciences
– Materials Science
– Pharmaceutical Chemistry
– Physics
• Faculty of Engineering and
Applied Science
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Automotive Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Software Engineering
Computer Science Research Expertise
• The Computer Science program aims to produce
graduates with a technical background in IT as well as
project management and people skills.
• Software Design
• 27 faculty members part of the Computer Science
graduate program
• Networks and Information Technology Security
• Interdisciplinary program which crosses 4 faculties:
– Faculty of Science,
– Faculty of Business and Information Technology
– Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science and
– Faculty of Health Science
• Digital media
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Design and implementation of software systems
Software engineering,
Distributed computing
Software architecture
Design, implementation and management of computer networks
Cryptography, malware analysis, secure communications
Computer technology applications in audio, graphics, information
visualization, computer animation, computer games and computer
vision
• Information Systems
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Distribution and management of database systems, services
computing, intelligent systems and health informatics.
• Data Visualization
Selected Graduate Programs at UOIT
• Mechanical Engineering
(MASc , MEng, PhD)
• Automotive Engineering
(MASc, MEng)
• Electrical Engineering
(MASc, MEng, PhD)
• Nuclear Engineering
(MASc, MEng, PhD)
• Applied Bioscience (MSc, PhD)
• Computer Science (MSc, PhD)
• Materials Science (joint with
Trent University) (MSc)
• Modeling and Computational
Science (MSc)
• Master of Information
Technology Security (MITS)
• Master of Business
Administration (MBA)
• Criminology (MA)
• Education (MA, Med)
• Health Sciences (MHSc)
Thank You