Course Requirement Guide Book
（October 2011）

Master’s Program Given in English

TOYOHASHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGYI Requirements for graduation
1. Requirements for graduation
To complete the master's course, a student must participate in the Master’s course fortwo or more years, and must acquire the minimum credits required as follows. Also, thestudent must carry out a research under a proper guidance by faculty members andmust submit a master’s thesis, and pass the review and final examination.
Note that students showing excellent achievements may finish in a shorter study
period.
Classification
General Courses

Required credits
for graduation

Remarks

6

Specialized Courses

Mechanical Engineering major

24

6 credits

Electrical and Electronic
Information Engineering major

24

6 credits

Computer Science andEngineering major

24

6 credits

Environmental and Life Science
major

24

6 credits

Architecture and Civil
Engineering major

24

6 credits

Grand total

30(1) When consideredappropriate by thesupervisor, the credits
shown on the left (6credits) can besubstituted in othermajors.
(2) When consideredappropriate by thesupervisor, courses heldin Japanese can be taken
up to 6 credits.

2. Application for degree
Only a student who has acquired the credits required for finishing, or who is expectedto acquire the credits can apply for a master’s degree. Submission procedures of thesis
for master’s degree shall be posted on a bulletin board before the submission period.

–1–

II Class registration, examination, attendance period
1. Class registration method
Classes shall be registered according to the program schedule of the respective major.
(1) Making a study plan
Read this manual thoroughly, and follow the instructions and advice given during
the orientation at the beginning of the academic year or that given by thesupervisor, and set your class schedule in the course timetable.
Provide enough time-allowance to your schedule.
Note that some elective courses may be held in once in two year only.
The course timetable will be provided at the beginning of each academic year.
Schedule for special intensive courses will be posted up on a bulletin board assoon as the details are fixed.
(2) Class registration
The student must register the classes by Dream Campus (through TUT website)
during the designated date. (https://www.ead.tut.ac.jp/portal/) or by the sheet of"Course Registration List"Those courses not registered will not be accredited in any case.
NOTE:
1 To take classes of other majors in the English Course or regular course given
in Japanese, the student must obtain approval from the supervisor and course
instructor with the "Other Major Course Approval Form", before registering thecourse.
2 If the student does not attend the class nor take the examinations, credits will
not be given even if the registration is made.
3 A student can not re-register the courses once credits are given.
4 Courses held at the same class time cannot be registered. Note that this does
not apply for courses being taken again for examinations only, or intensive
courses.
(3) Confirming and amending the registration
To confirm your class registration and to amend it, please access to Dream
Campus. Please refer to the manuals of Dream Campus for how to use .
(4) Repeating courses
Basically, a student who has failed in a class with the regular examination, orsome other reasons, must take again the class in the next academic year.
The student must make registration again even if the class is a compulsory
course for graduation and for the repeating.
(5) Repeating courses by examination, etc.
Only when the course instructor approves of crediting by passing the examination
only without re-attend the classes, the student can submit and register the classwith the "Request for repetition through examination".

–2–2. Examination
Examination includes regular examination and makeup examination.
(1) Regular examination
As a principle, regular examination shall be held during the set period at the endof each term. Note that examination may be held at any time when foundnecessary by the course instructor.
The regular examination period and examination timetable, etc., will be posted up
on a bulletin board.
(2) Make-up examinationa) Make-up examination shall be held only when the student could not take theregular examination for the concerned course due to the following reasons.
The student must gain the approval of the course instructor with the "Request
for makeup examination" before taking the examination.
1) When the student is sick (doctor's medical certificate must be submitted)
2) When considered appropriate due to accidents or disaster (certificate of
proof must be submitted), and other special reasons (a letter explaining
the reason must be submitted).
b) The "Request for makeup examination" must be submitted to the Academicl
Affairs Division within one week from the final date of regular examination.
c) If the student fails to take the makeup examination, further examination will not
be held.
(3) Approval of credits and evaluation
The course instructor shall approve the credits for the course through the meansof examinations, etc.
Examinations are basically conducted at the end of each term.
All students are to check the exam schedules on the academic calendar on
Dream Campus (through TUT website), bulletin board at A-bldg. or printed
calendar at the office of Academic Affairs Section. In addition, your instructor
may schedule extra tests. All tests scheduling will be placed on the bulletinboards at lecture hall of A-bldg. 2 weeks before the day of start.
1) Your grades are calculated according to the following basis.
Grade
Ａ
Ｂ
Ｃ
Ｄ

ScoresOver 80
65-79
55-64
Under 55

Approval
Units certified
Units certified
Units certified
Units NOT certified

2) The new grades will be available on Dream Campus after the certain days ofthe examination.

3. Maximum years of attendance
It is not possible for a student to be in the master’s course at the university exceeding
four years.

–3–4. Leave of absence
If the student cannot attend classes for two or more months successively due toillness or other special reasons, the student may submit "Request for leave ofabsence" to the Academic Affairs Division after getting the approval from thesupervisor and department head. Upon approval from the President, the student may
have a leave of absence (within two years in total).
The period that the student is absent will not be counted in the above "3. Maximum
years of attendance".
To return to school after the end of the approved period, the student must submit the"Notification of return to school".
To return to school before the approved period due to the elimination of the reason,
the student must submit the "Request to return to school" and obtain approval.

5. Withdrawal
If the student wants to withdraw from the university, the student must submit “Request
for withdrawal“ to the Academic Affairs Division after getting the approval from thesupervisor and department head. Upon approval from the President, the student may
have withdrawal from the university.

6. Elimination from the university
The student will be eliminated from the university for folloing reasons.
1) When the student exceed the period mentioned in above "3. Maximum years ofattendance"2) When the student cannot return to school after the period mentioned in above “4.
Leave of absence.”3) When the student is died, or disappeared.
4) Those who are approved for the admission fee half exemption or postponement
and who did not pay for the admission fee before the designated period.
5) Those who failed to pay for the tuition and did not pay for it even after the warning.

7.

Information about canceled or makeup classes.
All students may need to double-check about your class schedule and otherinformation onfollowing bulletin boards:
Location

information
Class schedule change(all term)

Central Bulletin Board (panel board)
Lecture hall
at 1st floor,
Electronic Bulletin Board (LCD)
A-bldg.

Canceled or makeup
classes, rescheduled
noticesGlass-covered Bulletin Board

TUT
websiteTUT
website formobilephonesOthershttp://annai00.gakumu.tut.ac.jp/adlight/adlightwww/conduct_list_a.asp
http://annai00.gakumu.tut.ac.jp/adlight/adlightweb/conduct_list_b.asp
http://osirabe.net/tut/*Mobile tagging by camera phones

Canceled or makeup
classesClass schedule orclassroom change
Canceled or makeup
classes–4–

* TUT’s policy for conducting classes/exams in case A STORM WARNING is announced.
In case a Storm Warning (Bo-fu Keiho) is announced in South East Aichi Prefecture, TUT willconduct classes or examinations as follows:
1) In order to prevent any accident, All classes will be CANCELED (exams will be
RESCHEDULED) during the Storm Warning.
2) If the Storm Warning is CLEARED BEFORE AM7:00, all classes (and tests) are on
SCHEDULE.
3) If the Storm Warning is CLEARED Between AM7:00 and AM11:00, all classes (and tests)
STARTS on 4TH HOUR (*1st, 2nd and 3rd hr will be CANCELED)
4) If the Storm Warning is still ANNOUNCED AFTER AM11:00, ALL classes will be CANCELED(and tests will be RESCHEDULED).
*Information about RESCHEDULED CLASSES/EXAMS
TUT will reschedule classes/exams canceled by natural disasters on occasional dates. The dates
may also be used for makeup classes, students may check the schedules TWO WEEKS BEFORETHE DATES at lecture hall at A-Bldg.
However, rescheduled classes (tests) will COME FIRST on the occasional dates and scheduled
makeup classes on the dates will be canceled. You must double check the information from TUT
especially on unusual cases.

III Curriculum
1. Classes and credits.
(1) Classes
Your classes are divided into General subjects and Specialized subjects.
Numbers of credits are set for each subject.
For the details of classes, see the General subjects and Specialized subjects
written in the following pages.
See the web syllabus for details of the classes.
(2) Compulsory subjects and elective subjects
1) Compulsory subjects are the subjects that must be completed as therequirement of the major.
2) Elective subjects can be selected and taken from those subjects being
offered for the designated numbers of credits.
(3) Calculating credits
Classes whose teaching type is lectures, seminars, experiments, practical or
hands-on training, are offered individually or in combination among them. The
class time for one credit is calculated under the following standards.
1) For lectures, one credit requires 15 hours of classes.
2) For exercise, one credit requires 30 hours of classes.
3) For experiments, practical or hands-on training, one credit requires 45 hours
of classes.
(4) Class period
The class period is determined according to the academic year calendar, andconsists of two terms; Spring term (from April 1 until September 30) and Fall term(from October 1 until March 31)–5–General courses
2011.10Classes/Week
Compulsory/
Elective

Elective

1st grade

Subject Name

Credits

2nd
grade
Fall 1
Fall 2 Spring 1 Spring 2
2011.102012. 42012.102012. 32012. 92013. 91

Instructor(1)

Y. Miyata,
T. Fujiwara(1)

H. Shibusawa

Management Science2

Industrial Policies

2

1

Environmental Planning2

1

Culture and Communication Ⅰ

2

Culture and Communication Ⅱ

2Japanese Life Today

2

1

(1)

T. Hayashi

Intercultural Communication

2

1

(１)

Y. Muramatsu

note

T. Hiramatsu(1)

1

A. Yamamoto◆ Those subjects whose numbers marked with "( )" will be held every year. Those subjects without "( )" will be held every two years.

Mechanical Engineering
2011.10Classes/Week
1st grade

Compulsory/
Elective

Subject Name

Fall 2Credits Fall 1
2011.102012. 3

Seminar on Mechanical Engineering I

4

Compulsory Seminar on Mechanical EngineeringⅡ

2

Elective

Spring 1 Spring 2

2nd
grade

2012. 42012. 92012.102013. 94

Instructor

noteSupervisor
2

Supervisor

Thesis Research on MechanicalEngineering

69Supervisor

Vibration and Impact Mechanics

1

1

S. Kawamura,
H. Minamoto

Deformation Processing Technology

1

0.5

K. Mori

Applied Mechanics of Materials

1

0.5

T. Adachi

Micromachining Engineering

1

Biomechanics of Human Locomotion

1

Practical Surface Analysis

1

Joining and Surfacing of Materials

1

Science and Technology of Thin Films

1

0.5

M. Izaki

Deformation and Fracture of Materials

1

0.5

H. TodaPhase Transformation in Materials

1

0.5

M. Umemoto

Engineering Safety
Time-frequency Analysis and Wavelet
Transform
Modeling and Analysis of Dynamical
Control Systems

1

Robotics

1

0.5

N. Uchiyama

Flight Mechanics

1

0.5

S. Suzuki

Applied Thermal Engineering1

0.5

K. Kitamura

Advanced Applied Fluid Engineering

1

Applied Fluid Dynamics

1

Applied Combustion Engineering

1

Advanced Aeroacoustics

1

Advanced Mechanical Systems DesignⅠ

2

Advanced Mechanical Systems DesignⅡ

2

Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Process Ⅰ

2Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Process Ⅱ

2Advanced System, Control and Robotics Ⅰ

2

Advanced System, Control and Robotics Ⅱ

2

Advanced Energy and Environmental Engineering Ⅰ

2Advanced Energy and Environmental Engineering Ⅱ

2

1

T. Shibata

1

Y. Yasuda
0.5
1

Y. Takeichi
M. Fukumoto

1

R. Batres111Z. Zhang
1

K. Terashima

M. Nakagawa,
H. Yanada

1

T. Suzuki,
N. Sekishita

1
1

S. Noda

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

0.5

A. Iida(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor◆ Those subjects whose numbers marked with "( )" will be held every year. Those subjects without "( )" will be held every two years.

Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering
2011.10Classes/Week
1st grade

Compulsory/
Elective

Compulsory

Elective

Subject Name

Credits

Fall2011.102012. 3

Spring2012. 42012. 92nd
grade

Instructor

2012.102013. 9Seminar on Electrical and Electronic
Information Engineering

3

3Supervisor

Thesis Research on Electrical andElectronic Information Engineering

69Supervisor

Advanced Mathematics for EEI

1.5

1

(1)

Supervisor

Applied Physics

1.5

1

(1)

Supervisor

Applied Materials Chemistry

1.5

1

(1)

Supervisor

Applied Circuit Theory

1.5

1

(1)

Supervisor

1

Y. Nakamura,
K. Hattori,
T. Hattori,
H. MutoMaterial Science for Electronics

2

Physics for Electronics

2

Electrical Energy Systems

2

Electrical Technology and Materials

2

Semiconductor Physics

2

LSI Process2

Information and Communication Technology

2

Advanced Electronic Information System

2

Methodology of R & D

2Choose one
subject

M. Fukuda,
M. Inoue,

11

M. Nagao,
H. Takikawa,
Y. Sakurai
Y. Murakami,
Y. Suda,R. Inada

1

1

A. Wakahara,

K. Sawada,
T. Kawano,
H. Okada

1

1

1

1

note

T. Ohira,
H. Uehara

S. Ichikawa,(1)

Supervisor◆ Those subjects whose numbers marked with "( )" will be held every year. Those subjects without "( )" will be held every two years.

Computer Science and Engineering
2011.10Classes/Week
Compulsory/
Elective

Compulsory

1st grade
Subject Name

Credits

Fall2011.102012. 3

Spring2012. 42012. 92nd
grade

Instructor

note

2012.102013. 9Seminar on Computer Science andEngineering Ⅰ

4

Seminar on Computer Science andEngineering Ⅱ

2

Thesis Research on Computer Scienceand Engineering

6

Technical English Presentation

2

System Design Project2

Speech and Language Processing

2

Networking, Advanced

2

Advanced Robotics and Informatics

2

Web Data Engineering

2

Applied Informatics

2

Computers and Education

2

Multimodal Information Processing

2

Image Processing, Advanced

2

1High Performance Computing

2

1

Software Engineering, Advanced

2

1

Communication Systems, Advanced

2

1

T. Ohira,
H. Uehara

Algorithm Engineering, Advanced

2

1

(1)

S. Masuyama,
T. Fujito

Computer Systems, Advanced

2

1

(1)

R. Kobayashi

Quantum Biology and Materials Science

2(1)

H. Sekino,
N. Kurita

Complex Systems and Intelligent Informatics

2(1)

Y. Ishida,
K. Murakoshi

Advanced Chemoinformatics2

Bio-physical Information Systems

2

1

Advanced Topics in Brain andCognitive Sciences

2

1

4

Supervisor
2
9Supervisor
Supervisor

2(2)Supervisor

3(3)

Supervisor

1(1)

S. Nakagawa,
T. Akiba

1(1)

K. Umemura,
R. Ohmura

1(1)

M. Okada,
J. Miura(1)

S. Kuriyama,
M. Aono1

H. Kato1

1

K. Kawai1

K. Katsurada(1)

Y. Kanazawa,Y. Sugaya

Elective

1
1

H. Goto1

Y. Takahashi(1)

J. Horikawa,
N. Fukumura
S. Nakauchi,
M. Kitazaki◆ Those subjects whose numbers marked with "( )" will be held every year. Those subjects without "( )" will be held every two years.

Environmental and Life Sciences
2011.10Classes/Week
Compulsory/
Elective

1st grade

2nd
Fall 1
Fall 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 grade2011.102012. 42012.102012. 32012. 92013. 9Subject Name

Credits

Seminar on Environmental and Life Science I

3

Compulsory Seminar on Environmental and Life ScienceⅡ

3

Thesis Research on Environmental andLife Science

69Supervisor

Advanced Separation ChemistryⅠ

1

1

Y. Saito

Advanced Separation ChemistryⅡ1

Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry1

0.5

N. Kakuta

X-ray Spectroscopy for Catalytic
Engineering

1

0.5

T. Mizushima

Applied Physical Chemistry Ⅰ

1Applied Physical Chemistry Ⅱ

1

0.5

T. Ohgushi

Advanced Polymer Chemistry

1

0.5

S. Itsuno

Advanced Polymer Engineering

1

0.5

E. Yoshida

Advanced Composite Science

1

Special Topics in Applied Organic
Chemistry

1

Developmental Neuroscience

1

Advanced Molecular Life Science

1

Advanced Applied Biochemistry andBiotechnology

1

Advanced Electrical and Electronic
Technology for Ecological Engineering

1

Advanced Eco-Materials Engineering

1

Advanced Reaction Engineering

1

Advanced Sustainable Coordinator

1

Advanced Supercritical Fluid Engineering

1Elective※ Advanced Life Science andBiotechnology I※ Advanced Life Science andBiotechnology Ⅱ※ Advanced Environmental Technology
I※ Advanced Environmental Technology Ⅱ※ Advanced Environmental andEcological Systems I※ Advanced Environmental andEcological Systems Ⅱ

2

3

1

Supervisor

Y. Hirata

1

A. Matsumoto

1

T. Takeichi
0.5
1

1

Y. Kikuchi,
T. Tanaka
A. Hiraishi,
T. EkiS. Tanaka,
Y. Hatsukade
A. Mizuno,
K. Takashima

1

1

H. Tsuji
0.5

1

T. Oguchi
N. Goto

1
1
1
1
1
1

2

S. Iwasa
S. Yoshida

0.5

2
2

note

Supervisor
322

Instructor

1

H. Daimon(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor※ Please ask your academic adviser about class schedule of this subject◆ Those subjects whose numbers marked with "( )" will be held every year. Those subjects without "( )" will be held every two years.

Architecture and Civil Engineering
2011.10Classes/Week
Compulsory/
Elective

Compulsory

1st grade
Subject Name

Seminar on Architecture and Civil
Engineering I

3

Seminar on Architecture and Civil
Engineering II

3

Thesis Research on Architecture andCivil Engineering

6

Elasticity and Stability

2

Finite Element Method for Continua and
Bar Structures

2

Seismic Evaluation of Existing Buildings

2

Geologic Hazard and Mitigation Planning

2

Geotechnical Analysis

2

Building Science: Indoor Air Quality andVentilation
Building and Urban Thermal
Environment
Wave Forces on Offshore and Coastal
Structures

Elective

Credits2

Spring2012. 42012. 92nd
grade

Instructor

3

Supervisor
3
9Supervisor
Supervisor

1

S. Yamada
1

1

S. Nakazawa
Y. Sanada

1

M. Kawamura
1

1

K. Miura
H. Matsumoto

1

Y. Masuda

2

1

S. Aoki

2

Water Environment Engineering

2

1

S. Kato1

T. Inoue

2
2

note

2012.102013. 92

Coastal Hydraulics

Computer Applications in Urban
Planning
Human Settlement: Its History andTheoryAdvanced Study on Housing System
and Housing Policy

Fall2011.102012. 3

1
1

A. Ohgai
H. Izumida

2

1
1

S. Matsushima

Advanced District Planning

2

J. Asano

Adavnced Architectual Planning

2

Advanced Transportation and Traffic
Engineering

2

Modeling Regional Environment

2

1

Y. Miyata

Management of Technology

2

1

T. Fujiwara

Advanced Computational Economics

2※ Advanced Structural System
Planning and Design Ⅰ

2※ Advanced Structural System
Planning and Design Ⅱ

2※ Advanced Environmental System
Planning and Design Ⅰ

2※ Advanced Environmental System
Planning and Design Ⅱ

2※ Advanced Regional System Planningand Design Ⅰ

2※ Advanced Regional System Planningand Design Ⅱ

2

1
1

Y. Hirobata

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

Y. Kakino

H. Shibusawa(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor(1)

Supervisor※ Please ask your academic adviser about class schedule of this subject◆ Those subjects whose numbers marked with "( )" will be held every year. Those subjects without "( )" will be held every two years.

Twinning Program
Course Requirement Guide Book
（October 2011）

Master’s Program Given in English

TOYOHASHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGYI Requirements for graduation
1. Requirements for graduation
To complete the master's course, a student must participate in the Master’s course forone or more years, and must acquire the minimum credits required as follows. Also, thestudent must carry out a research under a proper guidance by faculty members andmust submit a master’s thesis, and pass the review and final examination.
Note that students showing excellent achievements may finish in a shorter study
period.
Classification
General Courses

Required credits
for graduation

Remarks

6

Specialized Courses
Mechanical Engineering major

24

Production Systems
Engineering major

24Electrical and Electronic
Engineering major

24

Information and Computer
Sciences major

24

Materials Science major

24

Architecture and Civil
Engineering major

24

Knowledge-based Information
Engineering major

24

Ecological Engineering major

24Grand total

30

For the students in the Twinning Course, up to 10 credits that the students had acquired
at his/her university before coming to TUT can be transferred to TUT Master’s Program
only if TUT admits after being examined. However the 10 credits admitted by TUT shallbe determined by TUT’s criterion.

2. Application for degree
Only a student who has acquired the credits required for finishing, or who is expectedto acquire the credits can apply for a master’s degree. Submission procedures of thesis
for master’s degree shall be posted on a bulletin board before the submission period.
–1–

II Class registration, examination, attendance period
1. Class registration method
Classes shall be registered according to the program schedule of the respective major.
(1) Making a study plan
Read this manual thoroughly, and follow the instructions and advice given during
the orientation at the beginning of the academic year or that given by thesupervisor, and set your class schedule in the course timetable.
Provide enough time-allowance to your schedule.
Note that some elective courses may be held in once in two year only.
The course timetable will be provided at the beginning of each academic year.
Schedule for special intensive courses will be posted up on a bulletin board assoon as the detailes are fixed.
(2) Class registration
The student must register the classes by Dream Campus (through TUT website)
during the designated date (https://www.ead.tut.ac.jp/portal/) or by the sheet of"Course Registration List" .
Those courses not registered will not be accreditted in any case.
NOTE:
1 To take classes of other majors in the English Course or regular course given
in Japanese, the student must obtain approval from the supervisor and course
instructor with the "Other Major Course Approval Form", before registering thecourse.
2 If the student does not attend the class nor take the examinations, credits will
not be given even if the registration is made.
3 A student can not re-register the courses once credits are given.
4 Courses held at the same class time cannot be registered. Note that this does
not apply for courses being taken again for examinations only, or intensive
courses.
(3) Confirming and amending the registration
To confirm your class registration and to amend it, please access to Dream
Campus. Please refer to the manuals of Dream Campus for how to use .
(4) Repeating courses
Basicaly, a student who has failed in a class with the regular examination, orsome other reasons, must take again the class in the next academic year.
The student must make registration again even if the class is a compulsory
course for graduation and for the repeating.
(5) Repeating courses by examination, etc.
Only when the course instructor approves of crediting by passing the examination
only without re-attend the classes, the student can submit and register the classwith the "Request for repetition through examination".

–2–2. Examination
Examination includes regular examination and makeup examination.
(1) Regular examination
As a principle, regular examination shall be held during the set period at the endof each term. Note that examination may be held at any time when foundnecessary by the course instructor.
The regular examination period and examination timetable, etc., will be posted up
on a bulletin board.
(2) Make-up examinationa) Make-up examination shall be held only when the student could not take theregular examination for the concerned course due to the following reasons.
The student must gain the approval of the course instructor with the "Request
for makeup examination" before taking the examination.
1) When the student is sick (doctor's medical certificate must be submitted)
2) When considered appropriate due to accidents or disaster (certificate of
proof must be submitted), and other special reasons (a letter explaining
the reason must be submitted).
b) The "Request for makeup examination" must be submitted to the Academic
Affairs Division within one week from the final date of regular examination.
c) If the student fails to take the makeup examination, further examination will not
be held.
(3) Approval of credits and evaluation
The course instructor shall approve the credits for the course through the meansof examinations, etc.
Examinations are basically conducted at the end of each term.
All students are to check the exam schedules on the academic calendar on
Dream Campus (through TUT website), bulletin board at A-bldg. or printed
calendar at the office of Academic Affairs Section. In addition, your instructor
may schedule extra tests. All tests scheduling will be placed on the bulletinboards at lecture hall of A-bldg. 2 weeks before the day of start.
1) Your grades are calculated according to the following basis.
Grade
Ａ
Ｂ
Ｃ
Ｄ

ScoresOver 80
65-79
55-64
Under 55

Approval
Units certified
Units certified
Units certified
Units NOT certified

2) The new grades will be available on Dream Campus after the certain days ofthe examination.

3. Maximum years of attendance
It is not possible for a student to be in the master’s course at the university exceeding
two years.

–3–4. Leave of absence
If the student cannot attend classes for two or more months successively due toillness or other special reasons, the student may submit "Request for leave ofabsence" to the Academic Affairs Division after getting the approval from thesupervisor and department head. Upon approval from the President, the student may
have a leave of absence (within two years in total).
The period that the student is absent will not be counted in the above "3. Maximum
years of attendance".
To return to school after the end of the approved period, the student must submit the"Notificationof return to school".
To return to school before the approved period due to the elimination of the reason,
the student must submit the "Request to return to school" and obtain approval.

5. Withdrawal
If the student wants to withdraw from the university, the student must submit“Request
for withdrawal“ to the Academic Affairs Division after getting the approval from thesupervisor and department head. Upon approval from the President, the student may
have withdrawal from the university.

6. Elimination from the university
The student will be eliminated from the university for folloing reasons.
1) When the student exceed the period mentioned in above "3. Maximum years ofattendance"2) When the student cannot return to school after the period mentioned in above “4.
Leave of absence.”3) When the student is died, or disappeared.
4) Those who are approved for the admission fee half exemption or postponement
and who did not pay for the admission fee before the designated period.
5) Those who failed to pay for the tuition and did not pay for it even after the warning.

7.

Information about canceled or makeup classes.
All students may need to double-check about your class schedule and otherinformation onfollowing bulletin boards:
Location

information
Class schedule change(all term)

Central Bulletin Board (panel board)
Lecture hallElectronic Bulletin Board (LCD)
at 1st floor,
A-bldg.

Canceled or makeup
classes, rescheduled
noticesGlass-covered Bulletin Board

TUT
websiteTUT
website formobilephonesOthershttp://annai00.gakumu.tut.ac.jp/adlight/adlightwww/conduct_list_a.asp
http://annai00.gakumu.tut.ac.jp/adlight/adlightweb/conduct_list_b.asp
http://osirabe.net/tut/*Mobile tagging by camera phones

Canceled or makeup
classesClass schedule orclassroom change
Canceled or makeup
classes–4–

* TUT’s policy for conducting classes/exams in case A STORM WARNING is announced.
In case a Storm Warning (Bo-fu Keiho) is announced in South East Aichi Prefecture, TUT willconduct classes or examinations as follows:
1) In order to prevent any accident, All classes will be CANCELED (exams will be
RESCHEDULED) during the Storm Warning.
2) If the Storm Warning is CLEARED BEFORE AM7:00, all classes (and tests) are on
SCHEDULE.
3) If the Storm Warning is CLEARED Between AM7:00 and AM11:00, all classes (and tests)
STARTS on 4TH HOUR (*1st, 2nd and 3rd hr will be CANCELED)
4) If the Storm Warning is still ANNOUNCED AFTER AM11:00, ALL classes will be CANCELED(and tests will be RESCHEDULED).
*Information about RESCHEDULED CLASSES/EXAMS
TUT will reschedule classes/exams canceled by natural disasters on occasional dates. The dates
may also be used for makeup classes, students may check the schedules TWO WEEKS BEFORETHE DATES at lecture hall at A-Bldg.
However, rescheduled classes (tests) will COME FIRST on the occasional dates and scheduled
makeup classes on the dates will be canceled. You must double check the information from TUT
especially on unusual cases.

III Curriculum
1. Classes and credits.
(1) Classes
Your classes are divided into General subjects and Specialized subjects.
Numbers of credits are set for each subject.
For the details of classes, see the General subjects and Specialized subjects
written in the following pages.
See the web syllabus for details of the classes.
(2) Compulsory subjects and elective subjects
1) Compulsory subjects are the subjects that must be completed as therequirement of the major.
2) Elective subjects can be selected and taken from those subjects being
offered for the designated numbers of credits.
(3) Calculating credits
Classes whose teaching type is lectures, seminars, experiments, practical or
hands-on training, are offered individually or in combination among them. The
class time for one credit is calculated under the following standards.
1) For lectures, one credit requires 15 hours of classes.
2) For exercise, one credit requires 30 hours of classes.
3) For experiments, practical or hands-on training, one credit requires 45 hours
of classes.
(4) Class period
The class period is determined according to the academic year calendar, andconsists of two terms; Spring term (from April 1 until September 30) and Fall term(from October 1 until March 31)–5–General courses （Twinning Program）
2011.10
Compulsory/
Elective

Elective

Subject Name

Credits

Classes/Week
FallSpring2011.102012. 42012. 32012. 91

Instructor

Y. Miyata,
T. Fujiwara

Management Science2

Industrial Policies

2

1

H. Shibusawa

Environmental Planning2

1

T. Hiramatsu

Culture and Communication Ⅰ

2

Culture and Communication Ⅱ

2

1

A. Yamamoto

Japanese Life Today

2

1

T. Hayashi

Intercultural Communication

2

1

Y. MuramatsunoteMechanical Engineering（Twinning Program）
2011.10Credits

Classes/Week
Fall 1
Fall 2 Spring 1 Spring 2
2011.102012. 42012. 32012. 9Seminar on Mechanical Engineering

66Supervisor

Thesis Research on Mechanical Engineering

69Supervisor

Vibration and Impact Mechanics

1

Deformation Processing Technology

1

K. Mori

Applied Mechanics of Materials

1

T. Adachi

Micromachining Engineering

1

Biomechanics of Human Locomotion

1

Practical Surface Analysis

1

Joining and Surfacing of Materials

1

Science and Technology of Thin Films

1

M. Izaki

Deformation and Fracture of Materials

1

H. TodaPhase Transformation in Materials

1

M. Umemoto

Engineering Safety
Time-frequency Analysis and Wavelet
Transform
Modeling and Analysis of Dynamical
Control Systems

1

Robotics

1

N. Uchiyama

Flight Mechanics

1

S. Suzuki

Applied Thermal Engineering

1

K. Kitamura

Advanced Applied Fluid Engineering

1

Applied Fluid Dynamics

1

Applied Combustion Engineering

1

Advanced Aeroacoustics

1

Advanced Mechanical Systems DesignⅠ

2

Advanced Mechanical Systems DesignⅡ

2

Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Process Ⅰ

2Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Process Ⅱ

2Advanced System, Control and Robotics Ⅰ

2

Advanced System, Control and Robotics Ⅱ

2

Advanced Energy and Environmental Engineering Ⅰ

2Advanced Energy and Environmental Engineering Ⅱ

2

Compulsory/
Elective

Subject Name

Instructor

Compulsory

Elective

S. Kawamura,
H. Minamoto

1

1

T. Shibata

1

Y. Yasuda
Y. Takeichi
1

M. Fukumoto

1

R. Batres111Z. Zhang
1

K. Terashima

M. Nakagawa,
H. Yanada

1
1
1

T. Suzuki,
N. Sekishita
S. NodaA. Iida1

Supervisor
1

1Supervisor
Supervisor

1
1Supervisor
Supervisor

1
1Supervisor
Supervisor

1

SupervisornoteElectrical and Electronic Information Engineering（Twinning Program）
2011.10
Compulsory/
Elective

Subject Name

Seminar on Electrical and Electronic
Informationn Engineering
Compulsory
Thesis Research on Electrical andElectronic Informationn Engineering

Elective

Credits

Classes/Week
FallSpring2012. 42011.102012. 92012. 3

3

3

Supervisor

69Supervisor

Instructor

Y. Nakamura,
K. Hattori,
T. Hattori,
H. Muto1

Material Science for Electronics

2

Physics for Electronics

2

Electrical Energy Systems

2

1

M. Nagao,
H. Takikawa,
Y. Sakurai

Electrical Technology and Materials

2

1

Y. Murakami,
Y. Suda,R. Inada

Semiconductor Physics

2

1

A. Wakahara,
K. PakLSI Process

2

1

K. Sawada,
T. Kawano,
H. Okada

Information and Communication Technology

2

1

T. Ohira,
H. Uehara

Advanced Electronic Information System

2

Methodology of R & D

2

1

1

1

M. Fukuda,
M. Inoue,
A. Matsuda

S. Ichikawa,

Supervisor

noteComputer Science and Engineering（Twinning Program）
2011.10
Compulsory/
Elective

Credits

Classes/Week
FallSpring2011.102012. 42012. 32012. 9

6

6

Supervisor

69Supervisor

Technical English Presentation

2

2

Supervisor

System Design Project2

Speech and Language Processing

2

Networking, Advanced

2

1

K. Umemura,
R. Ohmura

Advanced Robotics and Informatics

2

1

M. Okada,
J. Miura

Web Data Engineering

2

Applied Informatics

2

Computers and Education

2

Multimodal Information Processing

2

Image Processing, Advanced

2

1

Y. Kanazawa,Y. Sugaya

High Performance Computing

2

1

H. GotoSoftware Engineering, Advanced

2

Communication Systems, Advanced2

Algorithm Engineering, Advanced

2

1

S. Masuyama,
T. Fujito

Computer Systems, Advanced

2

1

R. Kobayashi

Quantum Biology and Materials Science2Complex Systems and Intelligent Informatics

2

Advanced Chemoinformatics2

Bio-physical Information Systems

2

1

J. Horikawa,
N. Fukumura

Advanced Topics in Brain and Cognitive
Sciences

2

1

S. Nakauchi,
M. Kitazaki

Subject Name

Seminar on Computer Science andEngineering
Compulsory
Thesis Research on Computer Scienceand Engineering

3

Instructor

Supervisor
1

1

S. Nakagawa,
T. Akiba

S. Kuriyama,
M. AonoH. Kato1

K. KawaiT .Nitta,
K. Katsurada

Elective

T. Ohira,
H. Uehara

1

H. Sekino,
N. Kurita
Y. Ishida,
K. Murakoshi

1
1

Y. Takahashi

noteEnvironmental and Life Sciences（Twinning Program）
2011.10

Subject Name

Credits

Classes/Week
Fall 1
Fall 2 Spring 1 Spring 2
2011.102012. 42012. 32012. 9Seminar on Environmental and Life Science6

6Supervisor

69Supervisor

Compulsory/
Elective

Compulsory Thesis Research on Environmental andLife Science
Elective

Advanced Separation ChemistryⅠ

1

Advanced Separation ChemistryⅡ1

Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry1

N. Kakuta

X-ray Spectroscopy for Catalytic
Engineering

1

T. Mizushima

Applied Physical Chemistry Ⅰ

1Applied Physical Chemistry Ⅱ

1

T. Ohgushi

Advanced Polymer Chemistry

1

S. Itsuno

Advanced Polymer Engineering

1

E. Yoshida

Advanced Composite Science

1

Special Topics in Applied Organic
Chemistry

1

Developmental Neuroscience

1

Advanced Molecular Life Science

1

Advanced Applied Biochemistry andBiotechnology

1

Advanced Electrical and Electronic
Technology for Ecological Engineering

1

Advanced Eco-Materials Engineering

1

Advanced Reaction Engineering

1

Advanced Sustainable Coordinator

1

Advanced Supercritical Fluid Engineering

1※ Advanced Life Science andBiotechnology I※ Advanced Life Science andBiotechnology Ⅱ※ Advanced Environmental Technology
I※ Advanced Environmental Technology Ⅱ※ Advanced Environmental andEcological Systems I※ Advanced Environmental andEcological Systems Ⅱ

2

1

Instructor

1

1

1

T. Takeichi
S. Iwasa
1

S. Yoshida
Y. Kikuchi,
T. Tanaka
A. Hiraishi,
T. Eki1

S. Tanaka,
Y. Hatsukade
A. Mizuno,
K. Takashima

1

1

H. Tsuji
T. Oguchi

1

N. Goto1111※ Please ask your academic adviser about class schedule of this subject

Supervisor
Supervisor

1

2

H. Daimon
Supervisor

1

2
2

Y. Hirata

A. Matsumoto

2
2

Y. Saito

Supervisor
Supervisor

1

SupervisornoteArchitrcture and Civil Engineering（Twinning Program）
2011.10
Compulsory/
Elective

Subject Name

Seminar on Architecture and Civil
Compulsory Engineering
Thesis Research on Architecture andCivil Engineering

66Supervisor

6

6Supervisor

Elasticity and Stability

2

Finite Element Method for Continua and
Bar Structures

2

Seismic Evaluation of Existing Buildings

2

Geologic Hazard and Mitigation Planning

2

Geotechnical Analysis

2

Building Science: Indoor Air Quality andVentilation
Building and Urban Thermal
Environment
Wave Forces on Offshore and Coastal
Structures

Elective

Credits

Classes/Week
FallSpring2011.102012. 42012. 32012. 92

S. YamadaS. Nakazawa

1

Y. Sanada
1

M. Kawamura
K. Miura

1

H. Matsumoto

2

Y. Masuda

2

S. AokiCoastal Hydraulics

2

Water Environment Engineering

2Computer Applications in Urban
Planning
Human Settlement: Its History andTheoryAdvanced Study on Housing System
and Housing Policy

1

Instructor

1
1

T. Inoue

2
2

S. KatoA. Ohgai
1

H. Izumida

2

S. Matsushima
1

Advanced District Planning

2

J. Asano

Advanced Architectural Planning

2

Advanced Transportation and Traffic
Engineering

2

Modeling Regional Environment2

Y. Miyata

Management of Technology

2

T. Fujiwara

Advanced Computational Economics

2※ Advanced Structural System
Planning and Design Ⅰ

2※ Advanced Structural System
Planning and Design Ⅱ

2※ Advanced Environmental System
Planning and Design Ⅰ

2※ Advanced Environmental System
Planning and Design Ⅱ

2※ Advanced Regional System Planningand Design Ⅰ

2※ Advanced Regional System Planningand Design Ⅱ

2

Y. Kakino
1

1
1

H. Shibusawa
Supervisor

1
1Supervisor
Supervisor

11※ Please ask your academic adviser about class schedule of this subject

Y. Hirobata

Supervisor
Supervisor

1

SupervisornoteCourse Requirement Guide Book
（October December 2011）

Doctoral Program Given in English

TOYOHASHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGYI Requirements for graduation
1. Requirements for graduation
To complete the doctoral course, a student must participate in the graduate courses forthree or more years, and must acquire the minimum credits required as follows. A
student must carry out a research under a proper guidance by faculty members andmust submit a doctoral thesis, and pass the review and final exams.
Note that students showing excellent achievements may finish in a shorter study
period.

Class

No. of credits
required for
graduation

Remarks

Specialized courses
Mechanical and Structural
System Engineering major

9

4 credits

Functional Materials
Engineering major

9

4 credits

Electronic and Information
Engineering major

9

4 credits

Environment and Life
Engineering major

9

4 credits

When consideredappropriate by thesupervisor, the credits
shown on the left can besubstituted with
"Master’s Courses"(except Advanced topics
subjects and General
Courses) and "Doctoral
Courses" in other majors
for those in Specialized
Courses

2. Application for degree
Only a student who has acquired the credits required for finishing, or who is expectedto acquire the credits can apply for a doctoral degree. Procedure to submit thesis for
doctoral degree, etc., shall be posted at a bulletin board.

–1–

II Class registration, examination, attendance period
1. Class registration method
Classes shall be registered according to the education schedule of the respective major.
(1) Making a study plan
Read this manual thoroughly, and follow the instructions and advice given during
orientation at the beginning of the academic year or that given by the supervisor,and set your class schedule in the course timetable. Provide enoughtime-allowance to your schedule.
Note that some elective courses may be held in once in three year only.
The course timetable will be provided at the beginning of each academic year.
Schedule for special intensive courses will be posted up on a bulletin board
as soon as the details are fixed.
(2) Class registration
The student must register the classes by Dream Campus (through TUT website)
during the designated date (https://www.ead.tut.ac.jp/portal/) or by the sheet of"Application for Subjects". Those courses not registered will not be accredited inany case.
1 To complete a class of "Master’s Courses"(except Advanced topics subjects
and General Courses) or "Doctoral Courses" in other majors, the student mustobtain approval from the supervisor and the course instructor with“ Application for Registration of Subjects in Other Department ", before
registering the class.
2 If the student does not attend the class nor take the examinations, credits will
not be given even if the registration is made.
3

A student cannot re-register the classes for which credits are given.

4 Classes held at the same time cannot be registered. Note that this does not
apply for classes being taken again by examinations, or intensive courses.
(3) Confirming and amending the registration
To confirm your class registration and to amend it, please access to Dream
Campus. Please refer to the manuals of Dream Campus for how to use .
(4) Repeating classes
Basically, a student who has failed in a class with the regular examination, orsome other reasons, must take the same class again next academic year.
The student must make registration again even if the class is a compulsory forgraduation and for the repeating.

–2–2. Examination
Examination includes regular examination and makeup examination.
(1) Regular examination
As a principle, regular examination shall be held during the set period at the endof each term. Note that examination may be held at any time when foundnecessary by the course instructor.
The regular examination period and examination timetable, etc., will be posted up
on a bulletin board.
(2) Make-up examinationa) Make-up examination shall be held only when the student could not take theregular examination for the concerned course due to the following reasons.
The student must gain the approval of the course instructor with the "Request
for makeup examination" before taking the examination.
1) When the student is sick (doctor's medical certificate must be submitted)
2) When considered appropriate due to accidents or disaster (certificate of
proof must be submitted), and other special reasons (a letter explaining
the reason must be submitted).
b) The "Request for makeup examination" must be submitted to the Academic
Affairs Division within one week from the final date of regular examination.
c) If the student fails to take the makeup examination, further examination will not
be held.
(3) Approval of credits and evaluation
The course instructor shall approve the credits for the course through the meansof exams, etc.
Examinations are basically conducted at the end of each term.
All students are to check the exam schedules on the academic calendar on
Dream Campus (through TUT website), bulletin board at A-bldg. or printed
calendar at the office of Academic Affairs Section. In addition, your instructor
may schedule extra tests. All tests scheduling will be placed on the bulletinboards at lecture hall of A-bldg. 2 weeks before the day of start.
1) Your grades are calculated according to the following basis.
GradingＡ
Ｂ
Ｃ
Ｄ

ScoresOver 80
65-79
55-64
Under 55

Approval
Units certified
Units certified
Units certified
Units NOT certified

2)The new grades will be available on Dream Campus after the certain days ofthe examination.

3. Maximum years of attendance
It is not possible for a student to be in the doctoral course at the university exceeding
six years.

–3–4. Leave of absence
If the student cannot attend classes for two or more months successively due toillness or other special reasons, the student may submit "Request for leave ofabsence" to the Academic Affairs Division after getting the approval from thesupervisor and department head. Upon approval from the President, the student may
have a leave of absence (within two years in total).
The period that the student is absent will not be counted in the above "3. Maximum
years of attendance".
To return to school after the end of the approved period, the student must submit the"Notification of return to school".
To return to school before the approved period due to the elimination of the reason,
the student must submit the "Request to return to school" and obtain approval.

5. Withdrawal
If the student wants to withdraw from the university, the student must submit “Request
for withdrawal“ to the Academic Affairs Division after getting the approval from thesupervisor and department head. Upon approval from the President, the student may
have withdrawal from the university.

6.

Elimination from the university
The student will be eliminated from the university for folloing reasons.
1) When the student exceed the period mentioned in above "3. Maximum years ofattendance"2) When the student cannot return to school after the period mentioned in above “4.
Leave of absence.”3) When the student is died, or disappeared.
4) Those who are approved for the admission fee half exemption or postponement
and who did not pay for the admission fee before the designated period.
5) Those who failed to pay for the tuition and did not pay for it even after the warning.

7.

Information about canceled or makeup classes.
All students may need to double-check about your classes at following bulletin boards:
Location
information
Class schedulechange(all school term)
Canceled or
makeup classes,
rescheduled
notices

Central Bulletin Board (panel board)
Lecturehall at 1st
floor.
Electronic Bulletin Board (LCD)
A-bldg.
Glass-covered Bulletin Board
TUT
websiteOthershttp://annai00.gakumu.tut.ac.jp/adlight/adlightwww/conduct_list_a.asp
http://annai00.gakumu.tut.ac.jp/adlight/adlightweb/conduct_list_b.asp

http://osirabe.net/tut/
TUT
website for *Mobile tagging by camera
mobilephonesphones–4–

Canceled or
makeup classes
Class schedule orclassroom change
Canceled or
makeup classes

*TUT’s policy for conducting classes/tests in case A STORM WARNING isannounced.
In case a storm warning is announced in the South East Aichi Pref., TUT will conductclasses or examinations as follows:
1) In order to prevent any accident, All classes will be CANCELED (tests will be
RESCHEDULED) during the storm warning.
2) The storm warning is CLEARED BEFORE AM7:00, all classes(tests) are on
SCHEDULE.
3) The storm warning is CLEARED FROM AM7:00 TO AM11:00, all classes(tests)
STARTS from 4TH HOUR(*1,2 and 3 hr. will be CANCELED)
4) The storm warning is still ANNOUNCED AFTER AM11:00, ALL classes will be
CANCELED (tests will be RESCHEDULED).
*Information about RESCHEDULED CLASSES/TESTS
TUT will reschedule classes/tests canceled by natural disasters on occasional dates.
The dates may also be used for makeup classes, students may check the schedules
TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE DATES at lecture hall at A-Bldg. However, rescheduledclasses (tests) will COME FIRST on the occasional dates and scheduled makeup
classes on the dates will be canceled. Double check information from TUT.

III Curriculum
1.

Classes and credits.
(1) Classes
Classes are only specialized courses. Credits are set for each class.
For classes to be offered, see specialized courses written in the following
pages.
See the web syllabus for details of the classes.
(2) Compulsory subjects and elective subjects
1) Compulsory subjects are the subjects that must be completed as therequirement of the major.
2) Elective subjects can be selected and taken from those subjects being offered
for the designated numbers of credits.
(3) Calculating credits
Classes those teaching type is lectures, exercise, experiments, practical or
hands-on training, are offered individually or in combination among them. The
class time for one credit is calculated under the following standards.
1) For lectures, one credit requires 15 hours of classes.
2) For exercise, one credit requires 30 hours of classes.
3) For experiments, practical or hands-on training, one credit requires 45 hours
of classes.
(4) Course period
The class period is determined according to the academic year calendar, andconsists of two terms; Spring term (from April 1 until September 30) and Fall term(from October 1 until March 31)–5–Mechanical and Structural System Engineering

2011.10
1st grade

Compulsory/
Elective

Field

Spring2012. 4－2012. 92nd
grade

Subject Name

Credits

Seminar on Mechanicaland Structural System
Engineering

3

Supervisor

Elective

Advanced Machine
Dynamics

2

S. Kawamura
H. Minamoto

Elective

Advanced Tribology

2

Y. TakeichiElective

Advanced Transport
Phenomena

2

K. Kitamura

Elective

Advanced Combustion
Engineering

2

S. NodaElective

Advanced
Thermodynamics andFluid Dynamics of Twophase Flow2

M. Nakagawa

Advanced ThermalEngineering

2

T. Suzuki

Elective

Advanced Aeroacoustics

2

A IidaElective

Advanced Wind
Engineering

2

N. Sekishita

Elective

Advanced Fluid Power
Systems2

H. Yanada

Elective

Advanced Instrument andControl Engineering

2

S. Suzuki
N. Uchiyama

Elective

Advanced Mechanics ofSolids2

T. Adachi

1Elective

Deformation Processes

2

K. Mori
Y. Abe1Elective

Manufacturing Micro/Nanomachining
Engineering Engineering

2

T. Shibata

Advanced Joining
Processes

2

M. Fukumoto
T. YasuiMechanics and Design of
Spatial Structure
Systems

2

S. YamadaS. Nakazawa

Complex Systems
Planning

2

M. Kawamura
K. Miura

Structural Design andCost Performance2

Y. Sanada

Compulsory

Elective

MechanicalEngineering

Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective

Structural
SystemsinArchitecture
and
Civil
Engineering

Instructor

Fall2011.10－2012. 32012.10 2013.10－－
2013. 9 2014.9

3
1
1
1
1

1

1
1
1
1
1

1
1
1

1
1

3rd
grade
Note

Functional Materials Engineering

2011.10
1st grade

Compulsory/
Elective

Field

Subject Name

Credits

Instructor

Fall

Spring2nd
grade2011.10－2012. 32012. 4－2012. 92012.10 2013.10－－
2013. 9 2014.9

Compulsory

Seminar on Functional
Materials Engineering

3

Supervisor

Elective

Advanced Production
Engineering of Materials

2

M. Izaki
S. Yokoyama

1

Advanced Synthesis of
Molecular Materials

1

S.Iwasa

0.5Computational Materials
Science2

H. Sekino
H. GotoElective

Molecular and Quantum
Biology2

N. Kurita

1

Elective

Advanced Structural
Materials Analysis

2

H. TodaM .Kobayashi

1Elective

Advanced Separation
Science1

Y. Saito1

Y. Hirata

1

1

T. Hattori

1

1

A Matsuda

1

1

H. Muto1

1

T. Ohgushi

Elective
Elective

Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective

Materials
DesignAdvanced Analytical
Separation Chemistry
Advanced Chemical
SensorMaterials
Characterizatio Advanced Inorganic
Materials Science andnEngineering 1
Advanced Inorganic
Materials Science andEngineering 2
Advanced Kinetic Theoryof Gases

3

1

1

0.5

Elective

Advanced Surface
Analysis of Materials

1

A. Matsumoto

Elective

Advanced Materials
Property Engineering

2

M. Umemoto
Y. Todaka

Elective

Advanced Polymeric
Materials Chemistry

1

T .TakeichiElective

Advanced Functional
Polymer Chemistry

1

S. Itsuno

0.5

Advanced Polymer
Nanomaterials

1

E. Yoshida

0.5Elective

Advanced Physiological
Property Engineering

1

S. Yoshida

Elective

Advanced Functional
Inorganic Chemistry 1

1

N. Kakuta

0.5Elective

Advanced Functional
Inorganic Chemistry 2

1

T. Mizushima

0.5

Elective

Advanced Molecular
Information Engineering

2

Y. Takahashi
H. KatoElective

Materials
Application

1
1
1

1

1

3rd
grade
Note

Electronic and Information Engineering

2011.10
1st grade

Compulsory/
Elective

Field

Subject Name

Credits

Instructor

Fall

Spring2nd
grade2011.10－2012. 32012. 4－2012. 92012.10 2013.10－－
2013. 9 2014.9

Compulsory

Seminar on Electronic &Information Engineering

3

Supervisor

3

Compulsory

Seminar on Cultural System

3

Supervisor

3

Elective

Electric Energy Engineering

2

M. Nagao,
Y. Sakurai
H. Takikawa

Elective

Applied Engineering ofElectric Energy

2

Y. Suda,Y. Murakami
R. Inada

1

Physics of Electronic
Materials

2

M. Inoue
M. Fukuda

1

Elective

Electronic Material
Engineering

2

Y. Nakamura
K. Hattori

Elective

Advanced Semiconductor
Device2

M. Ishida,
A. Wakahara

Elective

Advanced LSI Technology

2

K. Sawada,
H. Okada
T. Kawano1

Elective

Computer System
Engineering

2

S. Ichikawa,
R. Kobayashi

1

2

K. KawaiElective

Electrical andElectronic
Engineering

Computers and Education,
Advanced
Theoretical Computer
Science, Advanced
Speech and Language
Processing
3D Vision Theory for
Measurement

Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective

2
2

1

1

1

1

S. Masuyama
T. Fujito
S. Nakagawa
T. Akiba

1

T. Miyake111Elective

Robotics Fundamentals

2

J. Miura,
M. Okada
Y. Sugaya

Elective

Web Data Engineering2

M. AonoS. Kuriyama

Biological Information System
Engineering2

J. Horikawa
N. Fukumura

1

Brain and Neural System
Engineering

2

S. Nakauchi

1

1

K. Terashima

1

1

T. Miyoshi

1

1

Y. Shimizu

Elective

Elective

Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective

Systems andInformation
EngineeringIntelligent Control and Its
Application to Robotics
Modern Control System
Theory and Application
Optimization for Industrial
Engineering Applications
Topics in Engneering Safety
Advanced Complex Systems
and Intelligent Informatics
Computer Network
Engineering
Signal Processing
Communication System
Engineering
Phonetics and Phonological
TheoryLanguage Testing andAsessment
Western Culture andHumanity System Civilization

1
2
2

1
1

1

R. Batres
Y. Ishida
K. Murakoshi
K. Umemura
R. Ohmura

3rd
grade

1
1
1
1

2

Z. Zhang

2

T. Ohira
H. Uehara

2

A. Ujihira

2

Y .In'nami

12

M. Tamura

1

11Elective

Technology Management 1

2

T. Fujiwara

1

Elective

Technology Management 2

2

H. Shibusawa

1

Elective

European Culture

2

K. Aikyo1

NoteEnvironment and Life Engineering

2011.10
1st grade

Compulsory/
Elective

Field

Compulsory

Elective

Elective

Elective

Environment
Planning

Elective

Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective

Elective

Elective
Elective

Environment
Protection

2012.10 2013.10－－
2013. 9 2014.9

Supervisor

2

H. Matsumoto
Y. Masuda

2

A. Ohgai
J. Asano

2

S. Matsushima

1

2

Y. Hirobata

1

2

H. Izumida

1

2

Y. Kakino2

M. Yamaguchi

1

(1)

(1)

2

Y. Miyata

1

(1)

(1)

2

T. Hiramatsu

1

(1)

(1)

2

S. Aoki, T.
Inoue
S. Kato2

Y. Kiso1

2

T. Oguchi

1

2

H. Daimon

1

2

A. Mizuno

1

2

K. Takashima

Advanced Regional
Environment Planning
Advanced Seminar on
Regional Planning; History
and Heritage
Architectural Planningand Environment
Behavior
Environmental Economics
1
Environmental Economics
2
Environmental Economics
3
Advanced Water
Environmental
Engineering
Advanced Water andWastewater Treatment
Technology

Ecological Engineering for
Homeostatic Human
Activities
Environmental
Applications of HighElectric Field
Electrical Engineering for
Ecological

2

N. GotoElective

Applied Environmental
Electromagnetism

2

S. Tanaka
Y. Hatsukade

Elective

Advanced Molecular
Genetics

2

T. Eki2

H. Tsuji2

A. Hiraishi

2

Y. Yasuda
K. Sakuma

Elective2012. 4－2012. 93

Advanced Industriral
Ecology

Elective2011.10－2012. 3

Seminar on Environment& Life Engineering

Elective

Elective

2nd
grade

Credits

Ecological Combustion
Engineering

Elective

SpringSubject Name

Advanced Bluilding
Environmental
Engineering and Building
Sustainable Urban
Planning
Technology andManagement ofArchitectural and District
Environment PlanningElective

Instructor

3rd
grade

Fall

Biobased Polymers
Engineering
Microbiology andEnvironmental
Bioscience and Biotechnology
Bioengineering
Health Science

Elective

Molecular Life Science2

Y. Kikuchi

Elective

Advanced Biochemistry

2

T. Tanaka

3

1
1

（1）

1

1

(1)

（1）

(1)

1
1
1
1

(1)
1

1
1
1

(1)

(1)
1

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