Research Fields of the Department of Information and Computer Science
Comprehensive Coverage of a Wide Range of Research Fields
The fields of research engaged in by the Department of Information and Computer Science are characterized by their remarkable diversity. They include computer architecture, communication/network architecture, security, system software, software engineering, embedded real-time systems, ubiquitous systems, media information processing, artificial intelligence, user interfaces, human-computer interaction, and quantum computing/quantum communication.
Synergy between Foundational Disciplines and Applied Fields, Centered on Information
Aiming to develop leaders for the society of 2040, our educational approach centers on the key concepts of “embracing diversity,” “ensuring fluidity,” and “collaboration.” In terms of the qualities required of these future leaders, we aim to cultivate individuals who can build upon solid foundational knowledge to acquire specialized expertise, and who possess a broad international perspective that allows them to actively embrace the technologies around them.
Programming as the Only Required Subject, Allowing for a Wide Range of Elective Course Choices
To understand today’s IT products, which represent a complex blend of various technologies, it is necessary to cover all aspects of computers, communications, and information media. The curriculum of the Department of Information and Computer Science is designed to ensure students acquire a well-balanced understanding of these fields, from fundamentals to applications. The thorough education in fundamentals that students receive in their second and third years lays a solid foundation for lifelong careers as information technology professionals.