TDUQL

Is Computer Programming II Required for Graduation?

Computer Programming II is generally listed as a required course in the supplied curriculum records, but its classification, credits, and scheduled year vary by faculty, programme, and academic year.

Records listing the course as required

Computer Programming II is classified as required for graduation in the supplied records for the following scopes: the 2025 and 2026 System Design Engineering Faculty records, the 2026 Information Systems Engineering programme, the 2025 Information Media programme in the Faculty of Future Science, and the 2025 Faculty of Future Science record. In these records, the course is listed as worth 2 credits in some tables and 4 credits in another. The supplied tables also place it in year 1 or year 2, depending on the curriculum.

Faculty of Engineering classification

For the Faculty of Engineering, the 2025 and 2026 records include Computer Programming II as a required course for graduation. However, another 2025 Faculty of Engineering table classifies the course as elective, while also shading it in the table. The supplied records therefore show different classifications for this faculty and academic-year scope. Other Faculty of Engineering tables list the course as required, including one table that assigns 4 credits.

Other listed curriculum details

In the supplied 2025 Tokyo Senju Campus curriculum records, Computer Programming II is shown as required in several curriculum tables. The listed allocation includes first year, first year second semester, and second year first semester, depending on the table. The course is listed as 2 credits in some records and 4 credits in another. One table identifies it as a lecture and exercise course, while another identifies it as a lecture course. A first-year second-semester list also marks it among the required courses.

Official sources

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