Table of Main Lectures

　Undergraduate students mainly spend 4-year campus life in building No.3 of Faculty of Engineering Science. Every freshman has a lecture named "Freshmen Seminar". In this lecture, details of the campus life will be explained. This helps all the freshmen to adjust themselves to their new campus lives. All the other lectures are arranged properly in consideration of each student's convenience. First, 1st and 2nd Graders have classes of foreign languages, liberal arts, and scientific arts which include mathematics, physics and chemistry in preparation for Professional Classes. Professional Classes are arranged in connection with each other in the field of materials engineering and science. By the graduation, students can effectively master the major of materials science and engineering. In addition, 3rd Grade students make preparations to enter in the social world through visits to and practices in factories. Finally, every 4th Grade student enters a laboratory, and works on one's graduation research program.

Table of Classes
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1st Grade	2nd Grade	3rd Grade	4th Grade
Freshmen Seminar	Fundamentals of Math V	Functional Materials	Proposal for Study
Introduction to Physics I, II, III	Fundamentals of Chemistry III	Optical Properties of Materials	Graduation Thesis
Introduction to Chemistry I, II	Fundamentals of Applied Physics	Computational Materials Science	Quality Control
Physics Laboratory Work	Physical Chemistry I, II	Physics of Solids	Mathematics for Planning
Chemistry Laboratory Work	Structural Control of Materials	Electronic Materials	History of Technology
Fundamentals of Math I, II, III, IV	Solid State Chemistry	Functional Surface Technology	Ethics for Engineers
Fundamentals of Physics I, II	Structural Materials Science	Metallic Materials II	Technical Communication
Fundamentals of Chemistry I ,II	Structural Analytics of Materials	Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion	[Foreign Languages]
Introduction to Information Processing Techniques	Ceramic Materials	Functional Inorganic Materials
Introduction to Materials Science	Metallic Materials I	Electrochemistry for Material Science
Physics of Materials	Physics of Crystalline Solids	Chemical Processing of Materials
[Foreign Languages]	Mechanics of Solids	Materials Processing
[Liberal Arts]	Electromagnetism	Plastic Material Processing
	Introduction to Quantum Theory	Solidification Processing
	Fundamental Drawing	Surface Science
	Materials Science and Engineering Exercise	Relative Evaluation of Mechanical and Functional Properties for Metallic
	Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory I	Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory II, III
	Environment and Safety Management	Regional Industries
	[Foreign Languages]	Reading of Foreign Literature
	[Liberal Arts]	Creative Techno-Craft
		Internship I, II

Science Arts

Professional Classes