Master's Program Subject and Completion Requirements 2019 (Partially revised on October 1, 2019)

Department of Pure and Applied Mathematics
Code331136
331137

Classification

G・M
G・M

331121331122331123331124331125331126331127331128331129331130331131331132

M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M

331133

M

331134331135331138331139331140331141331142331143331144331145331146331147331148331149331150331151

M
M
G・M
G・M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M

A completion requirements item name and subjectname

M

Information Technology and Ethics331006

G・M

English Presentation Skills

331014M

The Foundation of Intellectual Property (Focusing onComputer Science)

331030

M

Innovation Management331406

M

Image Signal Processing

331511

M

Economics of Information Network

331525

M

Advanced Introduction to Information Networking

331621

M

Informartion Security

331622

M

Content Security

G・M

331720M

331724M

Instructor

Unit Spring andSummerTerms

Spring andFall and WinterSummer
Terms
Terms

Total
1.Advanced Liberal Arts Educational subjects (select from the attached list "「高度教養教育科目リスト（情報基礎数学専攻）」）
2.Major Subjects・Advanced Global Literacy Educational subjects(1)Core Subjects(1,1)Core Subjects（Required）
Research on Pure and Applied Mathematics Ia
All Staff
412Research on Pure and Applied Mathematics Iｂ
All Staff
412(1,2)Core Subjects（Elective）
Pure and Applied Algebra
2
Pure and Applied Geometry
Koichi Yasui
22
Pure and Applied Analysis
2Combinatorics
2
Geometric Structure
Masaaki Wada
22
Discrete Structure
Susumu Ariki
22
Applied Analysis
Tsuyoshi Chawanya
22
Mathematical Science2
Computer Assisted Mathematics
Daisuke Furihata
22
Computational Mathematics IDaisuke Furihata
22
Computational Mathematics IITsuyoshi Chawanya
22
Applied Mathematics
Takayuki Hibi
22(Akihiko Sasada)
Review on Pure and Applied Mathematics I(Hiroyuki Tsunekawa)
22(Masaki Takemura)
Review on Pure and Applied Mathematics II
Takehiko Morita
22Topics in Frontiers of Mathematics
Susumu Ariki
2
2
Research on Pure and Applied Mathematics IIa
All Staff
4
12
Research on Pure and Applied Mathematics IIb
All Staff
4
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(A)1
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(B)1
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(C)1
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(D)1
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(E)
(Masaharu Ishikawa)
1
2
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(F)(Hiroshi Iritani)
1
2
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(G)
(Takuro Mochizuki)
1
2
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(H)
(Yuzuru Inahama)
12
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(I)
(Akito Hora)
1
2
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(J)(Kenichi Bannai)
1
2
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(K)1
Frontiers of Pure and Applied Mathematics M(L)
1(2)Elective subject(2,1)Inter-disciplinary Subjects

331005331639

School hour a week
1st.Grade
2nd.Grade

Studies on International Integrated Sciences
Bio-network Engineering
Introduction to Bioinformatic Engineering

Staffs of dept. ofInformation SystemsEngineering
Staffs of dept. ofMultimedia Engineering（Michio Nakanishi）

22

Bettina Wutzl(Shuuichi Mukai)(Tsuyoshi Masuda)& Other
Minoru Eto
Yuko Sasahara

2*2Katsuyoshi Miura

22
2

Teruo Higashino
Hirozumi Yamaguchi(Keita Arai)
All staff of dept. ofInformation Networking
Toru Fujiwara
Kenji Yasunaga

2

Fall and WinterTerms(1)+(2)(1,1)+(1,2)
Σ30228228Σ

0(2,1)+(2,2)+(2,3)
Σ00１+2*2222222Leibnitz Kenji
Ferdinand Peper
Cruz Jason Paul Miranda

2All staff of dept. of
Bioinformatic Engineering

22220
MAX{(2,3,1),(2,3,2)}(2,3)Academic Internship Abroad

331025

G・M

Necessarylower limitunits

12(2,2)Others(2,3,1)SAcademic Internship Abroad M(S)(2,3,2)LAcademic Internship Abroad M(L)

Necessarylower limit
units

222Unitmultiplication
method00All Staff

466(※6)0331027 G・M
All Staff
81212(※12)
Note )
1. Σ= Integrate the total number of credits for subjects with a slant line directly below.
2. MAX= Integrate only one subject with the maximum number of credits.
3. The class with * is held twice a year. However, registration is limited according to the department.
4. The class is not offered this year when the instructor's name field is blank.
5. Requirements for Completion; Students must receive 30 credits or more from this table subjects designated by each department, and pass a final evaluation of their master's thesis. In the 30 credits,students must include 27 22 credits of Major subjects, 1 credit of Advanced Global Literacy Educational subjects, and 2 credits of Advanced Liberal Arts Educational subjects.
6. M1 students can register Academic Internship AbroadM(S),M(L) from "fall and winter terms" through "spring and summer terms".
7. "M" in the classification column represents Major subjects, "G" represents Advanced Global Literacy Educational subjects, and "G・M" represents subjects with both Advanced Liberal Arts Educational andMajor subjects' characteristics.
8. If you have acquired subjects with both Advanced Liberal Arts Educational and Major subjects' characteristics, the credits will be included preferentially for Advanced Global Literacy Educational subjects.
If 1 credit of Advanced Global Literacy Educational subjects is already fulfilled, the credits will be included for Major subjects.
9. With regard to Advanced Liberal Arts Educational subjects and Advanced Global Literacy Educational subjects offered by other graduates schools (or other institutions) in Osaka university, the subjects
approved by Department of Pure and Applied Mathematics can be included for Requirements for Completion up to 2 credits for Advanced Liberal Arts Educational subjects and up to 1 credit for Advanced
Global Literacy Educational subjects.
For details, please refer the attached "「高度教養教育科目リスト（情報基礎数学専攻）」「高度国際性涵養教育科目リスト（情報基礎数学専攻）」.

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