Students can attend lectures in both Divisions. Research areas include information theory, theory of computation, VLSI design, computer architecture, computer network, system design method, and system performance analysis. This Division, together with Division of Computer Science, originated from the former Department of Information and Computer Science, and is proud of its heritage. These two divisions are closely linked, and in both graduate programs have similar effectiveness and flexibility. Currently, about 20 doctoral and 40 master students are enrolled in each division.
Students can attend lectures in both Divisions.
Research consists of programming theory, algorithm, programming language and implementation, database system, operating system, software design, human-computer interaction, knowledge processing, and pattern recognition. Collaboration with other universities, research institutes, computer manufactures, and software developers occur in both Divisions. The Division involves two research areas, Area of Applied Mathematics and Area of Statistical Sciences. In the former area, various mathematical problems in engineering science, natural science, management science, economics are scrutinized. In the latter area, various subjects statistical modeling, statistical inference, statistical data analysis, computational statistics with many fields of applications, biometrics, behaviormetrics, quality management, econometrics, are researched both theoretically and practically.