For those of you in the School of Arts and Design, data science may be a field that you are not familiar with, or would rather have avoided. The mere mention of computer-based analysis can make you distance yourself from it.
However, you live with a smartphone in your hand as much as a pencil, and you use a small computer every day. It should be a familiar tool, right? Therefore, in this lecture, I will explain the points of contact and the way of thinking about data science for you in the School of Arts and Design.
Data ScienceIntroduction：「Data Science in the School of Arts and Design」 – Seeing the Unseen
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- Hiroyuki Yamada Faculty of Art and Design
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After working as a car designer at Mitsubishi Motors Corporation, I started LOGOSWARE Corporation, an E-learning system development company, while I was a graduate student at Tsukuba University. At LOGOSWARE, I develop tools and provide consulting services for communication on the Internet.
Currently, while conducting research and development of online seminar systems for education and corporate seminars, I am also an Associate Professor of Art at the University of Tsukuba, where I am in charge of teaching in the area of information and product design, from the standpoint of research on the theme of communication.