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How Computer Programming I Is Listed in Different Curricula

Computer Programming I is marked as a basic requirement in several curriculum and teaching-license listings. Its course status and curriculum placement vary by academic year, faculty, and department.

Basic-requirement designations

For the 2026 academic year in the Tokyo Senju Campus, Faculty of Advanced Science and Technology, Department of Information Media, the teaching-license column for Computer Programming I states "basic requirement." For the 2026 academic year in the Faculty of Engineering, Department of Information and Communications Engineering, the notes column also identifies Computer Programming I as a basic requirement. The same basic-requirement designation appears in the notes column for the 2025 academic year in the Faculty of Advanced Science and Technology, Department of Robotics and Mechatronics.

Course status and curriculum allocation

For the 2025 academic year in the Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Computer Programming I is compulsory. It is assigned to the first year and is a two-credit, one-semester course held in the second semester, with lecture and exercise components. The 2026 curriculum allocation table for the Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electronic Systems Engineering, also includes an allocation for Computer Programming I.

Placement in the curriculum map

For the Department of Information and Communications Engineering, Computer Programming I is placed as a two-credit course in the computer field in the curriculum map for both the 2025 and 2026 academic years. The course cell is shown with shading. It is also listed with two credits in the reference model and shown with shading.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.