The environment surrounding us is filled with electronic devices from our houses to our workplaces. Electronic engineering encompasses the theories and technology of the application of electrons which control devices. No other branch of studyhas more areas of specialization. In our department, students can gain the latest knowledge and skills in the areas of electronic devices, electronic materials, electronic circuits, optoelectronics, mechatronics, and so on.
The main characteristic is that students begin to study the basic theory of electronics and the latest electronics engineering, such as mechatronics and optoelectronics, from the first year. There are a wide range of subjects in the curriculum so that each student can find the area he is interested in. As juniors, all students produce IC (integrated circuit) as hands-on learning experience. It will enable the students to understand the theories and technologies. This kind of project is quite rare within Japanese colleges, making our curriculum distinctive. As seniors, students are assigned to the seminars of the teachers and do graduation research gaining the ability to adapt to the real world. Our graduates are active in various fields as engineers or researchers.
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Mathematics and its exercises to electrical engineering I Introduction to Electronics Exercises in Computer Programming I Introduction to Drawing Seminar in Electronics I Mathematics and Its Exercises to Electrical Engineering II Physics I Chemistry I Basic Electrical Circuit Exercises in Basic Electrical Circuit Exercises in Computer Programming II
Electrical Circuits I Exercises in Electrical Circuits I Electromagnetics I Electronic and Electric Measurements Computer Architecture I Electrical Circuits II Electromagnetics II Digital Circuits Electronics Laboratory I Seminar in Electronics II Applied Mathematics I Summary of Algebra and Geometry Physics II Chemistry II Exercises in Programming I Practice in Chemistry Applied Mathematics II Applied Electrochemistry Computer Architecture II Exercises in Programming II
Electronic Circuits I Solid State Electronics I Electronics Laboratory II Electronic Circuits II Solid State Electronics II Electronics Laboratory III Seminar in Electronics III Physics III Electrical Circuits III Exercises in Electronic Circuits I Vacuum and Gas Electronics Numerical Analysis Control Engineering Electronic Materials Exercises in Electronic Circuits II Optoelectronics Introduction to Electrical Power Engineering Introduction to Communication and Information Engineering Quality Control Computer Networks Fundamentals of Science and Technology Engineering English
Thesis Research in Electronics I Thesis Research in Electronics II Vacuum Engineering Integrated Circuits Engineering Microcomputer Laser Engineering Communications Systems Regulation of Telecommunication Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
Interdisciplinary Topics
Off-class Practice in Electronics Courses offered by other universities
