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Department of Chemistry and Biological Science
Students research the structure and nature of substances and closely
examine the wonders of life phenomena.
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"Chemistry" is a field of study whose research covers the nature
of substances as well as their potentialities starting from the
molecular level. Building on this foundation, "Biological Science"
seeks to understand the nature of life phenomena by
investigating the nature of molecules and their mutual effects.
Today, the role that these two fields of study play is great and
the Department aims to contribute to their development as a
science based on the keywords of environment, life, resources
and information, and to the advancement of industry which
assists in the welfare of humankind and in the building of a
better society. Thus, students study the five basic areas of
inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry,
analytical chemistry and biological science. By doing so, we aim
to support students in becoming researchers who can cover
various areas, to cultivate knowledge, technology and
methodologies fit for a technical expert and to assist in their
ability to exercise flexible analysis. We have prepared a
curriculum that can respond to students' desire to study by
implementing various lectures on such topics as the
fundamentals to cutting-edge research, several experimentbased
courses for students to conduct tests on their own and
courses where they can experience society or industries.
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Curriculum Lists lecture subjects (mandatory and required electives)
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| Credits of Graduation Requirement/140 Credits |
| Universal Subjects of the Department |
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| Required Electives |
1st year
Physics l,ll
Chemistry l,ll
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Analysis IA,lB
Linear Algebra IA,lB
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2nd year
Graphic Science
Physics lll
Chemistry lll
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Analysis ll
Linear Algebra ll,lll
Fourier Analysis
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3rd year
Complex Analysis I
Differential Equations I
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Geometry I
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| Electives |
2nd year
Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering
Modern Physics
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Cybernetics
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3rd year
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
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Outlines of Management Engineering
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| Department Subjects |
| Lectures |
| Required Electives |
1st year
Analytical Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry A
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Organic Chemistry A
Biological Science A
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2nd year
Physical Chemistry A,B,C
Analysis of Biological Materials
Inorganic Chemistry B,C
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Organic Chemistry B,C,E
Biological Science B,C
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3rd year
Quantum Chemistry l,ll
Inorganic Chemistry D
Electrochemistry
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Organic Chemistry D
Biological Science D,E
Synthetic Organic Chemistry
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| Electives |
2nd year
Inorganic Material Chemistry
Mathematical Chemistry
Solution Chemistry
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Biological Molecule
Biomembranes
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3rd year
Coordination Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry
Bioorganic Chemistry
Stereochemistry
Structural Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Instrumental Analysis in Chemistry
Molecular Genetics
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Introduction to Bioinformatics
Metabolic Regulation
Biophysics
Biotechnology
Topics in Biological Science
Applied Probability Theory and Statistics
and Error Analysis
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4th year
Medical and Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Cell Biology
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Structural Biochemistry
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Aoyama Standard Subjects
1st - 4th year :
School-wide universal education system where experts in wide-ranging academic fields transcending the framework of colleges/schools and departments stimulate interest in learning and provide guidance.
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 The Aoyama Standard
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Foreign Language Subjects
[ 1st Foreign Language ] 1st year :
English Reading (I), English Composition (I)
2nd year :
English Composition (II), English Reading (II), English Communication (I)
3rd year :
English Reading (III), English Communication (II)
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Free Elective Subjects
1st - 4th year :
Students can freely select from Department Subjects, Aoyama Standard Subjects, Foreign Language Subjects (take at least minimum credits required), subjects of other departments in the College of Science
and Engineering, as well as subjects offered by other colleges.
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Faculty
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Jiro Abe [Doctor of Engineering]:
Physical Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry
Tomoko Inayoshi [Doctor (Science)]:
Organic Physical Chemistry
Tadashi Endo [Doctor of Science]:
Bioorganic Chemistry, Physical Organic Chemistry
Gen Onodera [Doctor (Engineering)]:
Synthesis
Junji Kimura [Doctor of Science]:
Natural Product Chemical
Atsushi Kimoto :
Functional Material Chemistry
Michio Kobayashi :
Molecular Spectroscopy
Yasushi Sato :
Ceramics, Thin Film Engineering, Inorganic Synthesis
Yuzo Shigesato [Doctor (Engineering)]:
Solid State Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry
Hideyuki Sugimura :
Organic Chemistry
Ryo Takeuchi [Doctor of Engineering]:
Organic Chemistry
Tomoko Tashiro :
Neurobiochemistry
Takashi Tsujimoto :
Organic Chemistry
Kyoko Nakada [Doctor (Science)]:
Quantum Chemistry, Theoretical Chemistry
Takayuki Negishi :
Neuroscience, Radiation/Chemical Substance Influence Science
Miki Hasegawa :
Coordination Chemistry
Shinichi Fukuoka [Doctor of Agriculture]:
Biological Science, Chemistry
Chie Furihata [Doctor of Science]:
Gene Science
Isseki Yu :
Computational Chemistry
Takashi Watanabe [Doctor (Science)]:
Molecular Genetics
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