Completion requirements etc.

We will introduce the requirements for completion and course enrollment for the Mechanical Creativity course.

Master's Program

Completion Requirements

In this graduate school's master's program, a master's degree will be awarded to those who have been enrolled in their course for at least two years (four semesters), conducted regular research, earned at least 30 credits, submitted a dissertation, passed the examination, and received foreign language certification.
However, with regard to the period of enrollment, those who have demonstrated outstanding research achievements will be required to enroll for one year (two semesters) or more.

The required credits are defined as the compulsory subjects "Science and Technology English I" (2 credits), the major-wide subject "Special Experiments and Seminars in Science and Engineering A, B, C, D" (2 credits each, for a total of 8 credits), plus 2 or more credits selected from the elective compulsory subjects for the major-wide subjects, 8 or more credits selected from the core subjects of each major-wide subject determined by the course to which the student belongs, and a total of 30 or more credits including other elective subjects.

In addition, foreign language certification will be granted upon earning credits for the required subject "Science and Technology English I."

Grading

The maximum score is 100 points, with a pass being 60 points or above.
Transcripts and grades will be marked with the following grades: AA, A, B, C.

Degrees awarded to those who complete the course

Doctoral Program

Completion Requirements

A doctoral degree will be awarded to students who have been enrolled in the Graduate School for three years (six semesters) or more, conducted regular research, earned six or more credits, submitted a dissertation, and passed the thesis examination, final examination, and foreign language certification examination.
However, with regard to the period of study, those who have demonstrated outstanding research achievements will be required to study for two years (four semesters) or more.

Degrees awarded to those who complete the course