Experiment for measuring AC power and the power factor


Learn the basics of automated control by making a robot using a programmable kit.


Perform tests for understanding the basic characteristics of a synchronous generator


Undergraduate School
Electricity is indispensable in every part of peopleÕs daily lives. Electronics are essential for the development of vehicles, communications equipment, medical devices and many other items that make our lives comfortable. Electrical and electronic technologies now form an important foundation for the growth of industries, yet people involved with these technologies are also asked to accommodate themselves to the increasing complexity of an industrial structure under rapidly changing social circumstances. This department aims to produce engineers and researchers who not only satisfy these requirements but also have excellent creativity for the electrical and electronic industries. It covers an extensive range of study fields, both hardware and software, from electronic component materials, such as semiconductors and magnetic substances, to communications, electric power, control and information processing. Many graduates go to electrical and electronics companies each year. Because this field of industry requires more basic knowledge than other fields, students study fundamental subjects such as math and physics intensively in their first year. All 10 major subjects for freshmen offer practical opportunities. Beginning in the second semester of their second year, students can choose one of the four courses in this department in accord with their career goal.

Graduate School
Electrical Engineering(Master's Courses)
The mission of electrical engineering is to generate and use electric power from energy resources, while taking careful consideration of the global environment. Information science and control engineeringÑareas that have grown with electronicsÑare applied technology fields building on the basics of electrical engineering. This major aims to foster engineers with an integrated understanding of these hardware and software aspects who also have the flexibility to accommodate knowledge from other fields. Four major courses are offered: Electrical Characteristics, Electrical Energy Conversion Engineering, Electrical Instrumentation and Control Engineering, and Electrical Applied Engineering. Students are encouraged to acquire an extensive range of academic knowledge and flexible ways of thinking through these courses.

Electronic Engineering(Master's Courses)
Electronics are essential in a broad range of industrial fields, with new technologies being rapidly developed, including semiconductor integrated circuits, optic communications, space electronics and new-generation computers. Currently, the manufacturing technology and the principle and function of such new technologies can have a considerable impact on conventional ideas. In response, this major aims to produce engineers with both deep learning and creative capacity for the 21st century. Courses of study include Fundamental Engineering of Information Processing, Electronic Device Engineering, Communications Instrumentation Engineering and Electronic Applied Engineering.

Electrical and Electronic
Engineering(Doctoral Course)

This doctoral course is designed to educate students to acquire a broader spectrum of knowledge and flexible way of thinking, by erasing the boundary between electrical and electronic engineering.