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The leading industrial countries in the world understand that computer software has become a critical element of the global society influencing virtually every aspect of human life. They consider Software Engineering as the key technology of the 21st century. The Japanese government understood the significance of Software Engineering and in October 2004 established the Software Engineering Center as a structure of the Information-Technology Promotion Agency. The task of this center is to coordinate the efforts of industry, academia and government organizations to become the world's most advanced information technology nation. In response to the aforementioned request the Software Engineering Center was organized in our university in 2004. Its mission is towork in tight cooperation with universities, research institutions and prefecture industry to develop innovative software engineering research methods and processes and support the teaching process involving students in research. This year, we concentrated our efforts on developing Web search technologies applied to Japanese. New techniques were proposed and successfully tested. To support students taking part in programming competitions, in January - March 2004 we invited Mr. Stuchkin (he is a gold medal winner in the ACM Collegiate Programming Contest, 2001) from St. Petersburg State University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics (Russia) to give lectures for our students and share his experience in participating in international programming contests. This visit was organized under the academic exchange agreement between our universities. |
Refereed Journal Papers
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V. V. KLUEV. The Core of a Topic-Specific Search Engine: How to Create It. WSEAS Transactions on Communications, 3(1):188-192, 2004. |
| A technique for gathering scientific, narrow topic-related documents from the Internet is presented. It has been successfully applied to compile a large Japanese collection of algorithms and their applications. |
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V. V. KLUEV. Experiences Teaching Japanese Students. WSEAS Transactions on Advances in Engineering Education, 1(1):11-14, November 2004. |
| There are several universities in Japan where the official language of teaching students is English. In this paper, we investigate our experiences and findings in teaching Japanese students of subjects related to computer science. We also demonstrate the importance of Web technologies assisting students in their study. |
Referred Proceeding Papers
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V. V. Kluev. Focused Crawling Japanese Scientific Documents. In the Book of Abstracts of the International Conference on Advances in Internet Technologies and Applications, page 27, Purdue, Indiana, USA, July 2004. |
| In this paper, we discuss our experience in compiling a large Japanese document collection of Algorithms. |
Unreferred Papers
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Masamichi Hashimoto. A study of electronic commerce community using ubiquitous network. In 2004 Joint Conference Hokuriku Chapters Electrical Societies, pages E-44, Sep. 2004. |
Academic Activities
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V. Kluev, November 2004. Member of International Technical Program Committee of the ISCA 17th International Conference on Computer Applications in Industry and Engineering, sponsored by International Society of Computers and their Applications, Orlando, Florida, USA |
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V. Kluev, November 2004. Section Organizer 'Internet Technologies in Education' within the WSEAS International Conference on Engineering Education, conducted by theWorld Scientific and Engineering Academy Society, Venice, November 2004 |
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V. Kluev, September 2004. Member of the Program Committee of the 4th International Conference on Computer and Information Technology, sponsored by IEEE, Wuhan, China |
