The educational objectives for students involve acquiring knowledge on semiconductor engineering, which is the core technology that physically supports our information-based and data-driven society, and achieving fundamental literacy (fundamental and applied knowledge of mathematics and data science) that is essential for the operation of this society. Students will develop themselves as highly specialized engineers and researchers with advanced expertise and deep insights in the fields of semiconductor engineering, including large-scale integrated circuit and system design, semiconductor devices, materials, and manufacturing process technology. These specialists will play an active role in a globalized world with a broad perspective and high ethical standards.
Education is provided as per the following goals to achieve the aforementioned objectives.
The core courses in the fields of semiconductor design, semiconductor physics, semiconductor materials, semiconductor-manufacturing processes, software, hardware, computer applications, and information mathematics—which represent fundamental knowledge in the specialized field of semiconductor system engineering—are designated as “specialized foundation courses.” Courses providing the foundational knowledge required in the specialized fields of information engineering, mathematics, and data science are categorized as “specialized applied courses.” In this curriculum, students can select their areas of expertise based on their needs. Furthermore, students without a semiconductor-related background can take remedial education courses to understand the basics of the semiconductor field. Thus, our program is robust to students from a wide range of fields.