Department of Electronic and Information Engineering
Through the study of electronic engineering, information engineering, electronic control, and the integration of those technologies, students train to be "next-generation" engineers who are skilled at both electronics and computers, and who play active roles in the electro-computerized society.
| Required Subjects |
| Introduction to Electronic and Information Engineering |
Basic Programming |
| Micro Computer Basics |
Fundamentals of Electrics and Electronics |
| Program Design |
Applied Physics I |
| Digital Circuits |
Operating System |
| Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis |
Electronics Machineries |
| Electronics |
Electromagnetics |
| Electric Circuits |
Electronic Circuits |
| Applied Mathematics I |
Software Engineering |
| Computer Architecture |
Network for Information and Communication |
| Basic Control Engineering |
Creative Engineering |
| Information Theory I |
Electronic Materials |
| Electronic & Information Engineering Laboratory |
Research |
| Required Electives |
| Information Theory II |
Computer Engineering |
| Information Mathematics |
Electronic Measurements |
| Optoelectronics |
Integrated Circuits |
| Electives |
| Applied Physics II |
Numerical Analysis |
| Applied Mathematics II |
Information Transmission Engineering |
| Image Processing Engineering |
Artificial Intelligence |
| Electronic Control |
Exercise of Creative Engieering |
| Internship |
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