Welcome to COM 221: Technical Report Writing!

Welcome to our class blog for Technical Report Writing! We are one of the classes in the study abroad Japan program, a partnership between Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Osaka Metropolitan University. During our summer course, we will collaboratively author this class blog to document our adventures in Osaka and across Japan.

Blogging Schedule
May 12: Dr. Rea
May 13: Makani
May 14: Luke
May 15: Joseph
May 16: Adin
May 17: Victoria
May 18: Catherine
May 19: Samantha
May 20: Matheus
May 21: Ihan
May 22: Makani
May 23: Luke
May 24: Dylan
May 25: Joseph
May 26: Adin
May 27: Victoria
May 28: Catherine
May 29: Samantha
May 30: Matheus
May 31: Ihan

June 1: Makani
June 2: Luke
June 3: Dylan
June 4: Joseph
June 5: Adin
June 6: Victoria
June 7: Catherine
June 8: Samantha
June 9: Matheus
June 10: Ihan
June 11: Dr. Rea

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May 21st: OMU, Dinner, Hockey

As per usual every morning I wake up and start to get ready to make our way to campus. As usual my roommate and I headed to the train station, walked to our usual platform, and boarded the first train that arrived. However, today, in our morning haze, we failed to notice the train's route display. Instead of boarding the train bound for Nakamozu, which would take us directly to campus, we ended up on a train that only goes until station M26 four stops short of our destination at M30. Once at M26 we got off the train and waited for the next one that was headed to Nakamozu, once the train arrived we hoped in and we were on our way. For class time it was no different than normal days. We started with COM 221, we work on Some class activities as also our proposal for our second assignment. After COM 221 we went to get lunch I don't remember the name of what I had but it tasted very similar to Pechuga a la Milanesa(Chicken M...

May 13th: First day at OMU

May 13 th , with the first day down at Osaka Metropolitan University lets recap what we did from my perspective. The day started at 8:50 am leaving our lodging (the Fraser Residence Inn Nankai) and traveled on the Namba metro system officially for the first time (as a group.) I found navigating the metro stations interesting as you only need to scan a card or insert a ticket and get to your platform while dodging the sea of people heading in the opposite direction; in America people don’t really use the same type of train systems as they do in Japan besides big cities like New York. As we reached OMU and entered our new reality, the group got ushered into a classroom and started our introduction with the professors and students. After the OMU faculty got to know us, we left to another classroom to begin our first lecture SS314. This first lecture we were introduced to our month long project the Kikocho. After the class we got to eat lunch at the university. Later in the d...

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