List of Specialized Subjects / General Education Subjects

List of Specialized Subjects


Grade 1Grade 2Grade 3Grade 4
Required Subj.
Computer for Natural Science A (10) (11)
Introduction to AM and ME
Ex. in Math. for Engineering I
Ex. in Math. for Engineering II
Ex. in Physics for Engineering
Computer Programming I
Foundation of AI
Computer Programming II
Basic Experiments in ME
Sensing and Information Representation
Adv. Seminar on AI and ME A
Adv. Seminar on AI and ME B
Reading Seminar of Foreign Literature
Colloquim
Research Work
Basic Subj.
Calculus I
Calculus II
Linear Algebra I
Linear Algebra II
Logic Circuit
Discrete Mathematics
Strength of Materials I
Career Design
Applied Mathematics I
Dynamics of Mechanical Engineering I
Automata Theory
Control Engineering
Mathematical Systems and Signal Processing
Machine Learning I
Data Structure and Algorithms
Computer Programming III
Theory of Mechanism
Statistics and Estimation Theory
Information Theory


Advanced Subj.

Strength of Materials II
Mathematical Logic
Data Science
Graphs and Networks
Image Processing
Optimization Theory
Applied Mathematics II
Machine Learning II
Virtual Reality
Human-Computer Interaction
Robotics
Dynamics of Mechanical Engineering II
Heat Transfer Engineering
Mechanical Design
Modern Control Theory
Knowledge Processing
Data Mining
Analytical Mechanics
Electricity and Magnetism I
Numerical Computing
Cognitive Information Processing

AI/ME Ex. Subj.


Ex. in Advanced Machine Learning
Ex. in Machine Learning
Ex. in Image Processing
Ex. in Service Robot
Ex. in Mechanical System
Ex. in Hum. Comp. Interaction
X.Cognitive Info. Processing
Ex. in Ergonomics Computing

CS Ex. Subj.


Ex. in Math. Programming
Ex. in Knowledge Processing
Ex. in Information Theory
Ex. in Numerical Computing
Ex. in Graphs and Networks
Ex. in Data Structure and Algo.
Ex. in Compiler
Ex. in Computer Networks
Ex. in Data Mining
Ex. on Entertainment Computing
Ex. in Affective Computing
Ex. in Computer Graphics
Ex. in Network Computing

Specialized Electives
Computer Architecture
Computer Networks
Introduction to Computer Science
Operating System
Probability and Statistics I
Coding Theory
Compiler
Music Informatics
Entertainment Computing
Computer Graphics
Affective Computing
Modeling Physics
Computational Geometry
Software Engineering
Network Computing
Theory of Comput. Complexity
Ex. in Information Processing
Crypto. and Info. Security
Interaction Design
Network Design
Database Systems

Other Area Subj.
General Physics A
General Physics B
Life Science I
Life Science II
Physics Demonstration I
Overseas Program for Eng. A
Overseas Program for Eng. B
Special Program for Engineering 002
Information Society & People
Media Society
Experimental Physics I (2) (3)
Introduction to Geometry
Physics Demonstration II
Basic Electrical Circuit
SciTech English A
SciTech English B
Intensive English Seminar
Intellectual Property Strategies
Law and Ethics of Cyber Space

Required Subjects

Mathematical background that is the basis for learning both mechanical engineering and artificial intelligence, basic knowledge and skills in each specialized field of mechanical engineering and artificial intelligence, and various mechanical systems as basic technology of the computerized society in recent years Students will systematically acquire three basic programming skills, which are the core of information technology that is deepening their relationship, through lectures, exercises, and experiments / practices.
Flexible thinking ability to apply one's own knowledge and skills by conducting problem-solving exercises using the learned knowledge and skills in the fourth year after acquiring specialized knowledge and skills. At the same time, we will make them think about the significance of the academic and technological development of mechanical engineering and artificial intelligence in the future society, and motivate them to contribute to the progress of humankind through them.
34 credits for 12 subjects (including 12 credits for 3 subjects) back to Table

Basic Subjects

As with the compulsory subjects, the corresponding subjects provide specialized knowledge about the three fields of mathematics, which is the foundation of both mechanical engineering and artificial intelligence, both mechanical engineering and artificial intelligence, and information engineering, which is closely related to them. Further enhance through lectures.
28 credits back to Table

Advanced Subjects

Students will be able to systematically acquire more advanced expertise in mechanical engineering and artificial intelligence through lectures, as well as acquire the knowledge to apply the expertise and skills they have learned so far.
18 credits back to Table

Intelligent / Mechanical Engineering Training / Experimental Subjects

Students will acquire basic skills in the fields of humans and mechanical systems, skills to utilize computers, and the ability to systematically and structurally understand basic knowledge and think logically through experiments and practical training.
3 credits back to Table

Information Technology Training / Experimental Subjects

Students will acquire basic skills in the field of information science, skills to utilize computers, and the ability to systematically and structurally understand basic knowledge and think logically through practical training.
4 credits including intelligence / mechanical engineering training / experimental subjects back to Table

Specialized Electives

In addition to acquiring basic knowledge about specialized technology and specialized knowledge with more advanced contents through corresponding lectures, etc., in the recent information-oriented society based on those information technologies, mechanical engineering and artificial intelligence technologies will be acquired. Students will also acquire the knowledge to apply.
4 credits back to Table

Other Area Subjects

In order to acquire diverse knowledge and perspectives without being confined to a specific field, we can cultivate a wide range of education and perspectives on natural sciences and science and technology, and respond to highly diversified science and technology and a globalized society. Acquire knowledge.
8 credits back to Table

List of General Education Subjects


Grade 1Grade 2
Christian Subjects Introduction to Christianity A
Introduction to Christianity B

English Education Subjects English Reading I-A
English Writing I-A
English Communication I-A
English Reading I-B
English Writing I-B
English Communication I-B
Introductory English I-A
Introductory English I-B
English Reading II-A
English Writing II-A
English Communication II-A
English Reading II-B
English Writing II-B
English Communication II-B
Introductory English II-A
Intrductory English II-B
Elective Subjects German (Translation) I French (Translation) I German (Grammar) I French (Grammar) I Latin (Grammar)
Philosophy Logic Psychology Law Constitution of Japan Economics Introduction to Cybersociety(Not offered in 2023) Regional Geography
German (Translation) II French (Translation) II German (Grammar) II French (Grammar) II Latin (Translation)
Occidental History Sociology Science and Ethics Art and Technology

Christian Subjects

Dividends will be paid in the first year, and by forming human beings based on Christianity, which is the founding spirit of the university, students will acquire basic attitudes such as strength to control themselves, ethics, and cooperation with others.
4 credits back to Table

English Education Subjects

English, which is a common language in the fields of natural science and science and technology, will be distributed to the lower grades. Acquire comprehensive English communication skills so that you can send information by yourself.
12 credits back to Table

Elective Subjects

To acquire a wide range of education and perspectives on society, culture, and human beings.
16 credits back to Table