Fundamental Science Course
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Focusing on mathematical science, theoretical physics, and
astrophysics, the course extends to new fields such as complex
systems. The specialty studies cultivate students' ability to build models
and solve problems for a range of issues.
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Chemistry Course
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The course consists of three fields: physical chemistry, organic
chemistry, and inorganic analytic chemistry. Focusing on a wide range of
molecular systems that include individual molecules and tissues
showing organic functions and many other functions, the course bases
its studies on the primary viewpoint of chemistry and broadens graduate
students' knowledge of chemistry.
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Material Science Course
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Focusing on the creation of substances with new functions, the course
provides comprehensive studies on material design, device
manufacturing, and other applications. Based on material physics,
solid-state chemistry, material science, thin-film engineering, electrical
properties engineering, and other fields, the course nurtures individuals
who can understand and study cutting-edge material science and have
a comprehensive knowledge of areas that cut across fields of study.
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Biological Science Course
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The rapid progress in biological science is not only expanding new
frontiers of science and technology, but is also greatly influencing human
society. The aim of the Biological Science Course is to provide students
with fundamental knowledge of molecular biology as a common basis to
work in this wide field, as well as to develop the ability to plan and carry
out their own research by partaking in ongoing research on the structure,
function, and regulation of biological molecules. Taking advantage of
their affiliation with the Biological Science Course in the Graduate School
of Science and Engineering, we also encourage students to take part in
the technical advancements in this field so that they may contribute not
only to existing areas such as medicinal products and foods, but also to
the broadening of the frontiers of biological science.
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Electrical Engineering and Electronics Course
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This course accepts graduate students specializing in a broad
range of fields, including circuit systems, information
communication, and materials and solid states. To nurture
students who aim to become engineers and researchers, this
course focuses on education and study targeting energy fields,
measurement/control, information/communication, electronic
devices, materials/solid states, and related areas that support
the foundation of modern society.
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Mechanical Engineering Course
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This course trains researchers who create instruments and
systems with superior performance that contribute to the
welfare and sustained development of humanity. Specifically,
students base their studies on a broad range of viewpoints,
such as energy, environment, safety, and ethics, while
deepening their understanding of shapes, mechanisms, and
the dynamic actions of materials. Combining hard factors such
as machines with soft factors such as intelligence, the course
enables students to acquire advanced skills in information
processing, measurement, and analysis. Research guidance
fosters the comprehensive skills of the graduate students,
enabling them to establish and solve problems.
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Intelligence and Information Course
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Graduate students will decipher the intelligence and sensibility
of people based on the viewpoint of information, while at the
same time mastering technologies that are friendly to human
beings. The educational/research aim of the Intelligence and
Information Course also encompasses the cultivation of
graduate students who are well-informed about the functions
and roles of information in society and social systems, and who
are able to contribute to society through their information
technology skills and deep insight.
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Management Technology Course
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Focusing on product life cycles, production systems, supply
chains, environmental management, business management,
and other problematic areas that affect modern society, the
Management Technology Course studies structuring and the
operation of concepts, methodologies, and systems that are
necessary for their management. These studies and research
are carried out based on the viewpoints of information
technology, OR/statistics, IE, and investment engineering.
The course welcomes graduates from other departments and
faculties in addition to those from the Department of Industrial
and Systems Engineering.
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