Since AY 2008, the revised curriculum and the revised "Regulation Concerning Completion of the University of Aizu Studies" have been put into practice. Following this curriculum revision, the "Department of Computer Science and Engineering" was established. The two departments, "Department of Computer Software" and "Department of Computer Hardware," were discontinued at the end of AY 2008, and all enrolled students, under the new curriculum, are affiliated with the "Department of Computer Science and Engineering".
Regular Courses
"Learning" can be defined as systematic acquisition of knowledge, which at the same time, includes innovative development and creative activities. This also includes fundamental knowledge (as roots) for innovative development, which branch out into other areas.
Curriculums of the University of Aizu have always been created as a result of pursuit of ideal education, more specifically, to carefully consider the most important aspect of the field of computer science and engineering, to systematically teach students fundamental knowledge, and to help nurture students' abilities to apply specialized techniques based on this fundamental knowledge.
- Features of the Curriculum
- Classification of Courses (Categories)
- Graduation Theses
- Academic Credit System
- Class Periods
- Class Term Categories
- Prerequisites for Registration of Courses
- Graduation Requirements
- Course Registration
- Class Formats and Capacities
- Examinations and Assessment of Academic Performance
- Authorization for Completion of Tracks
- Authorization for Academic Credits Earned Prior to Admission to the University of Aizu
- Commendations for Students
- Detection and Care for Students Experiencing Severe Difficulty with Poor Academic Performance, etc. at an Early Juncture, and Recommendation to Withdraw from the University
- Inter-University Academic Credit Transfer System
- Interim Measures
- The Program of the Undergraduate and Master's Programs for Five Years through Integration of the Two Programs