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Computer Programming I and Teaching-License Course Requirements

This page explains whether Computer Programming I is required for teaching-license subjects in the listed faculties, campuses, academic years, and curriculum tracks.

2025: Tokyo Senju Campus

For the Faculty of System Design and Technology and the Faculty of Future Science, the teaching-license requirement for “Mathematics, Data Utilization and Artificial Intelligence, or Operation of Information Equipment” has a minimum of 2 credits. Information Literacy (Introduction to Mathematics, Data Science, and AI) and Computer Programming I are both listed as compulsory 2-credit courses in the Engineering Fundamentals category.

2025: Faculty of Engineering

Computer Programming I is listed as a compulsory 2-credit course in the Engineering Fundamentals category for the teaching-license subject requirements.

2026: Science Track at Saitama Hatoyama Campus

For students following the Science Track curriculum model in the Faculty of Science and Technology, Computer Programming I is listed as compulsory under the Computer category for the subject-related courses for a mathematics teaching license. In the same category, the listed science-assigned courses include Discrete Mathematics, Computer Programming I, Fundamentals of Information Science, and Information Mathematics I, each worth 2 credits.

2026: Information System Design Track

For the Information System Design track at Saitama Hatoyama Campus, Computer Programming I and Computer Fundamentals are listed as two alternatives in the Computer category. One of these two courses must be completed. Both courses are worth 2 credits.

Official sources

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