US-Japan Technology Management Center

Syllabus

EE402A - Topics in International Technology Management

Fall 2000 Theme: Internet Access Modes and Electronic Commerce in East Asia

 

We welcome all visitors to our sessions. If you are a registered Stanford student, you may take this seminar series for university credit.

Requirements for Credit

This 1 unit course is offered only on a Satisfactory/No Credit basis.

To take the Seminar Series for University Credit you must:
  1. Register for the course (EE402A). There are no prerequisites. Enrollment is open to graduates and undergraduates in any school or department in Stanford.
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  2. Attend at least 9 of the 10 sessions offered. Attendance is credited by means of a sign-up sheet that is passed around at each session. If you miss a session, or you miss signing the attendance sheet, you must watch the session online or via videotape, and submit a brief summary (up to three paragraphs) of the content of that session. Summaries should be submitted to Professor Dasher by email. (rdasher@fuji.stanford.edu) Archives of presentations will be available at Stanford Online, or on videotape at Terman Engineering Library. One absence is allowed during the quarter.
  3. Write a brief end of quarter paper. This paper, about 600 words long, summarizes key points and common themes that arose during the different sessions. Papers are evaluated on their demonstration that the student has synthesized the course content. Make-up summaries may NOT be substituted for the required end of quarter paper, and the end of quarter paper (see B above) may not be substituted for make up summaries. The end of quarter paper is due by 5:00 pm, Thursday, December 14. (Send a text-only (no attachments) email to Professor Dasher, or hand in a hard copy at Professor Dasher's office in the C.I.S. Building, Room 106.)

Incompletes

Students must request an incomplete by the time of the last class session. Credit will only be awarded once all absences are made up and the end of quarter paper is approved. Please note that Stanford policy now requires incompletes to be made up within one year.

 

Special Note to TV Students

SITN students MUST submit an ATTENDANCE VERIFICATION FORM each week through your site coordinator. This form is sufficient to receive credit for that session. If you do not have such a form or miss sending one in, you must submit a brief summary of the session as outlined above.

 

Archived Seminars

Please contact the US-Japan Technology Management Center (430 Sherman Ave. Palo Alto, CA, (650) 725-4811) in order to view archive copies of videotapes after the end of the course. Offerings of our EE402A, EE402S, EE392R, and EE392S seminar series in the previous quarters are also available for viewing.

 

Course Web Page

Visit the course web page for seminar topics and speaker background, and for the archive of presentation materials from each session:

http://fuji.stanford.edu/seminars/fall00/

Also, for weekly mailings about this seminar, you can subscribe to the US-Japan Technology Management Center Event List by sending an email to majordomo@lists.stanford.edu, putting the following in the body of the message: subscribe usjtmc-events

 

 

Course Staff

Instructor: Dr. Richard Dasher

Director, US-Japan Technology Management Center

Consulting Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering

Tel: (650) 725-9965

Fax: (650) 725-9974

Email: rdasher@fuji.stanford.edu

Office Hours: By Appointment



Assistant: Katherine Barr

Tel: (650) 725-9834

Fax: (650) 725-9974

Email: kat.barr@stanford.edu

 

 


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