Courses:
Engineering in Information Systems
Engineering in Electronics, Information and Communication

In today's advanced information society, globalization of communication has progressed and as a result, large-scaled information systems have become an indispensable basis for social life. Along with this, information engineering and electronic communication engineering has become an important area of study not only to contribute to industry and society, but also to support people's daily lives. These information systems, which concern deeply to human lives play a vital role so that we assume they operate without fail while protecting personal information from illegal violation and securing privacy.

In our department, second-grade students are divided into two courses after the common education of the first grade, at which point they study more specialized subjects.
In the Information Systems Course, students learn mainly about computers, software, and programming, and we foster talented persons who are strong in the information processing field.
In the Electronic Information and Communication Course, students learn mainly about electronic circuits, light applications, electronic communications, and we foster talented persons who are strong in electronics and communications engineering.

However, we also offer a common education throughout these two courses, with the goal of producing talented persons who are strong in these combinations of domains.
Moreover, we offer our department's traditional subjects such as reliability engineering, sensitivity engineering, and Internet security.