Abstract

In as little as 20 hours. With your own customized learning materials, you'll never have trouble with English for work again!

This book helps busy engineers acquire the English they need for work with minimal effort.
Use AI to create personalized learning materials to improve your English skills to a practical level!

The key point of this book is to have AI create your own personalized English learning materials. By using AI, English learning has changed from "choosing off-the-shelf materials" to "creating your own personalized materials." Specifically...

- You can accurately check your level anytime
Easily create customized learning materials that perfectly match your English ability!

- You can freely choose the subject matter
Easily create customized learning materials based on technical documents you wanted to read or lectures you wanted to listen to!

- You can freely choose the goal
Easily create customized learning materials that are neither too easy nor too difficult for you!

This makes studying English much more efficient.

The important thing is setting goals. The author is an AI researcher with extensive experience writing English papers and presenting at international conferences, and has also been involved in teaching technical English at universities and graduate schools. Based on that experience, this book systematizes the English skills and learning methods necessary for engineers.

With this book, you'll find the shortest route to acquiring the English skills needed for work with minimal effort. Use this book as a guide, create your own personalized learning materials, develop the ability to keep up with the latest information in English, and use it to grow and advance as an engineer!

Author’s Information

After gaining experience as an engineer in a private company, he became an assistant professor at Shiga University's Junior College of Economics, where he taught computer-related subjects. From 1988 for a year and a half, he worked as a researcher at IIASA (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis) in Austria, engaging in research on mathematical models that handle uncertainty. Subsequently, he conducted educational and research activities as an associate professor in the Department of Information Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Okayama University, and as a professor in the Faculty of Intelligent Information Systems, Konan University. During this time, while conducting research on soft computing such as neural networks and genetic algorithms, optimization, and artificial intelligence, he also provided guidance to many students on academic conference presentations, thesis writing, and international conference presentations, while also teaching "Information English." Aiming to overcome the difficulties he experienced with English while participating in international conferences and business trips abroad, as well as the behavior of Japanese people at conferences and the problems he felt while teaching students, he has developed a very unique teaching method.