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Academic Foundation Programs
Mathematics and Science for Engineering Program
Educational Objectives
In order to improve their basic academic skills, which are necessary for "engineers who think and act for themselves," and proceed smoothly to professional fields of study, students learn basic science and mathematics (mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology) and their applications in engineering, science and informatics. Thus, students learn how to use their knowledge, think, reason and create. Also, they learn to be proactive, willing students by studying in advance and reviewing what they have been taught. We help them improve their self-study and self-management skills.
Educational Objectives of Subjects
Mathematics and Science for Engineering |
Students learn how to deal with geometric objects by means of algebraic operations such as calculation of vectors and matrices, and finding solutions to simultaneous linear equations and determinants, in order to understand and express figures on planes and in space. (These subjects are intended for students of all colleges.) Subjects [1st year:1st term (first semester)] |
Students learn basic mathematics and science (mathematics, physics) and their application to engineering (mechanical engineering, electrical engineering), and improve their ability to think, reason and create. They also improve their ability to study autonomously before and after classes and manage their time. (These subjects are intended for students of the College of Engineering.) Subjects [1st year:1st term (first semester)] |
Students learn basic mathematics and science (mathematics, physics) and their application to engineering (environmental engineering, architecture), and improve their ability to think, reason and create. They also improve their ability to study autonomously before and after classes and manage their time. (These subjects are intended for students of the College of Environmental Engineering and Architecture.) Subjects [1st year:1st term (first semester)] |
Students learn basic mathematics and science and their application to information science, and improve their ability to think, reason and create. They also improve their ability to study autonomously before and after classes and manage their time. (These subjects are intended for students of the College of Informatics and Human Communication.) Subjects [1st year:1st term (first semester)] |
Students learn basic mathematics and science (mainly mathematics) and their application to science and engineering (bioscience, chemistry), and improve their ability to think, reason and create. They also improve their ability to study autonomously before and after classes and manage their time. (These subjects are intended for students of the College of Bioscience and Chemistry.) Subjects [1st year:1st term (first semester)] |
Students learn fundamental concepts and rules in physics, chemistry and biology, and improve their ability to carry out physical, chemical, or biological analysis of problems in engineering, informatics and science (bioscience and chemistry). (These subjects are intended for students of all colleges.) Subjects Fundamental Chemistry |
Students learn statistics required for the analysis of incidental phenomena, and improve their ability to carry out statistical analysis of problems in engineering, informatics and science (bioscience and chemistry). (These subjects are intended for students of all colleges.) Subjects Statistics for Engineers |
Students learn to solve problems of multivariable calculus and normal differential equations, and improve their ability to carry out advanced analysis of problems in engineering. (These subjects are intended for students of all colleges.) Subjects [2nd year: 3rd term (first semester)] |