I am taking charge of the lectures of "Strategy for International Standardization" in Graduate Course of Osaka Institute of Technology[1] and Kokushikan University[2]. They respond to the requirements proposed by Japan business federation[3] and Japanese Government[4],[5].
The lecture program of last year included the following topics
-- Requirements and classification -- | |
(1) | Requirements for international standardization |
(2) | International standards and other standards |
(3) | Management standards |
(4) | Organizations for international standardization and their activities |
(5) | Standardization in consortia |
-- Procedure issues -- | |
(6) | Procedures for international standardization |
(7) | Responsibilities of secretariats |
(8) | Organizations and procedures for national standardization |
-- Strategy issues -- | |
(9) | Intellectual properties in standardization |
(10) | Strategy for using TR, Fast-track and PAS |
(11) | Supports and cooperation with standardization activities of Asian countries |
-- Actual works and case studies -- | |
(12) | Actual discussions in the IEC/TC100 meetings |
(13) | Drafting national standards conforming to international standards |
(14) | Drafting new work item proposals for ISO and IEC |
(15) | Drafting international standards for ISO and IEC |
This year I added the four topics:
(16) | Actual discussions in the ISO/IEC JTC1/SC34 meetings |
(17) | Actual discussions in the ITU-T/TSAG meetings |
(18) | National government strategy for international standardization |
(19) | Participation to a conference on international standardization of an academic institute (see 3.) |
[1] Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Osaka Institute of Technology, http://www.oit.ac.jp/english/daigakuin/jyouhoukagakukenkyuuryou/index.html.
[2] Graduate Course of Interdisciplinary Intellectual Property Laws (in Japanese), Kokushikan University, http://law-openweb.law.kokushikan.ac.jp/chizai/kougi.html.
[3] Proposal for Promotion of Strategic International Standardization (in Japanese), Nippon Keidanren, 2004-01, http://www.keidanren.or.jp/japanese/policy/2004/007.html.
[4] Intellectual Property Promotion Plan 2005 (in Japanese), Prime Minister of Japan and His Cabinet, 2005-06, http://www.kantei.go.jp/jp/singi/titeki2/kettei/050926f.pdf.
[5] Toshiaki Kurokawa, Developing Human Resources for International Standards, Science & Technology Trends - Quarterly Review, 17, 34-47, 2005-10