Master's Program Subject and Completion Requirements 2024

Department of Information and Physical Sciences
CodeClassific A completion requirements item name and subject
ation
name331212
331213331214

M
M
M

331203331204331225331206331207331208331210331211331215

M
M
M
M
M
M
G・M
G・M
M

331216

M

331217

M

331218331219331220331224

M
M
M
M

331222

M

331223M

School hour a week
1st.Grade
2nd.Grade
Unit Spring and Fall andSpring and Fall andInstructor

SummerTerms

WinterTerms

M

Internship on Information and Physical Sciences

Yasumasa Fujisaki
Hiroshi Morita
Hideyuki Suzuki

23

Introduction to Smart Contracts

Masayuki Murata
Kenji Yamada
Kayo Yoshimoto
Hiroshi Noguchi
Kozou Ohtani

22

Information Technology and Ethics

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

2

2

2

*2

331005

M

331006

G・M

331014

M

331030M

331130331131331132331135

M
M
M
M

331325M

331338M331428

M

Advanced Computing Systems

331429

M

Advanced Information Systems

331525

M

331621

M

331639G・M

WinterTerms

Total
1.Advanced Liberal Arts Educational subjects (select from the attached list "「高度教養教育科目リスト（情報数理学専攻）」）
2.Major Subjects・Advanced Global Literacy Educational subjects(1)Core Subjects(1,1)Core Subjects（Required）
222
Exercises on Information and Physical Sciences I All Staff
222
Exercises on Information and Physical Sciences II All Staff
Research on Information and Physical Sciences I All Staff
3
4.5
4.5
(1,2)Core Subjects（Elective）
Computational Informatics
Takayuki Wada
22
Mathematical Programming
Yutaro Yamaguchi
22
Topics on Nonlinear Phenomena
Hideyuki Suzuki
22
Nonlinear Analysis
Sho Shirasaka
22
Applied Information Analysis
Yasumasa Fujisaki
22Advanced Statistical Analysis
Hiroshi Morita
22211Seminar on Information and Physical Sciences IAll Staff
211Seminar on Information and Physical Sciences II All Staff
34.5
4.5
Research on Information and Physical Sciences II All Staff
Special Lectures on Information and Physical
Masaki Inoue
22Sciences ISpecial Lectures on Information and Physical(Undecided)
22Sciences II
Information Physics I
2Information Physics II
Yusuke Ogura
22Intelligence and Learning
2
Knowledge Informatics
Kenichi Fukui
22
Advanced Introduction to Information PhysicalAll Staff
22ScienceEnglish Presentation Skills

Bettina Wutzl(Shuichi Mukai)
The Foundation of Intellectual Property (Focusing(Tsuyoshi Masuda)on Computer Science)& Other
Minoru Eto
Innovation Management
Yuko Sasahara
Computational Mathematics I
Daisuke Furihata
Computational Mathematics II
Tsuyoshi Chawanya
Applied Mathematics
Yoshie Sugiyama
Topics in Frontiers of Mathematics
Makoto Nakamura
All staff of dept. ofFundamentals of Computer Science
Computer Science
Hajime Nagahara
Computational Phogography
Tomoya Nakamura

2*22222222222222222

Noriyuki Miura
Jun Shiomi
All staff of dept. ofAdvanced Introduction to Information Networking InformationNetworking222Informartion Security

22Studies on International Integrated Sciences

Leibnitz Kenji
Ferdinand Peper

224424 (Spring)2222331426

M

Introduction to Exercises on Information
Engineering for Interactive Creation A

Taro Maeda
Susumu Date
Yuki Uranishi
Yuichi Ito
Masahiro Furukawa

331702

M

Molecular Bio-information Analysis

Hideo Matsuda
Shigeto Seno

331720M

Bio-network engineering

331724

M

Introduction to Bioinformatic Engineering

Naoki Wakamiya
All staff of dept. ofBioinformaticEngineering

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1+2

NecessaryUpper
lower limit
limit unitsunits(1)+(2)(1,1)+(1,2)
Σ30228227

Σ0(2,1)+(2,2)+(2,3)Σ003(2)Elective subject(2,1)Inter-disciplinary Subjects

331226

SummerTerms

Unitmultiplication
method4

Master's Program Subject and Completion Requirements 2024

Department of Information and Physical Sciences
CodeClassific A completion requirements item name and subject
ation
name

School hour a week
1st.Grade
2nd.Grade
Unit Spring and Fall andSpring and Fall andInstructor

SummerTerms

WinterTerms

331732MIntroduction to Integrated Biological andInformation Engineering

Hiroshi Shimizu
Fumio Matsuda
Yoshihiro Toya
Nobuyuki Okahashi
Teppei Niide
Taisuke Seike

331031

M

Humanware Fundamentals I M

MAHZOON HAMED
Satoru Iwasaki
Shin'ichi Arakawa
Hiroshi Shimizu

2331032

M

Humanware Fundamentals II M

Satoru Iwasaki
Taisuke Izumi

22331033

M

Humanware Innovation Creation M

Toshimitsu Masuzawa
Shigeru Kondo
Hideyuki Takahashi

22331034

M

Humanware Seminar M

Ittetsu Taniguchi
Nobuyuki Okahashi
Yoshiki Higo
MAHZOON HAMED

222211211211233466

SummerTerms

WinterTerms

Unit
multiplication
methodNecessaryUpper
lower limit
limit units
units

Hiroshi Shimizu
331035

M

Humanware Innovation Introduction M

331036

M

Humanware Communication M

331037

M

Humanware Laboratory Rotation M

331038

M

Humanware Internship (Short Term) M

331039

M

Humanware Internship (Long Term) M

Tatsuhiro Tsuchiya
Naoki Wakamiya
Shin-ichi Arakawa
Suguru Shimomura
Yoshiki Higo
Takuya Maekawa
Naoki Wakamiya
Satoru Iwasaki

2

Takuya Maekawa
Naoki Wakamiya
Satoru Iwasaki

11(2,2)Others0
MAX{(2,3,1),(2,3,2),(2,3,3)}(2,3)Academic Internship Abroad(2,3,1)331040

G・M

Humanware Overseas Internship (Short Term) M

331025

G・M(2,3,2)
Academic Internship Abroad M(S)331041

G・M

Humanware Overseas Internship (Long Term) M

00Yasuyuki Matsushita
Satoru Iwasaki
All Staff
Yasuyuki Matsushita
Satoru Iwasaki(2,3,3)
Academic Internship Abroad M(L)

23

34664

660(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, and pass a final evaluation of their master's thesis. In the 30 credits, students must
include 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
Global Literacy Educational and Major subjects' characteristics.
8. If you have acquired subjects with both Advanced Global Literacy 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) inOsaka university, the subjects approved by Department of Information and Physical Sciences can be included for Requirements for Completion up to 2 credits for Advanced
Liberal Arts 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（情報数理学専攻）」「高度国際性涵養教育科目リスト（情報数理学専攻）」.
10. Only Humanware Innovation Program students can register subjects from 331036 to 331041.

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