Hands-on Workshop: Requirement, Credits, and Year Placement

The Hands-on Workshop is listed as a required two-credit course in several 2026 curriculum records. Its year and semester placement varies among the supplied records.

Is the Hands-on Workshop required?

For the 2026 curriculum records supplied for the Design Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Robot and Mechatronics, Architecture, and Applied Chemistry programmes at Tokyo Senju Campus, the Hands-on Workshop is listed as a required course worth 2 credits. The supplied records identify it as an experimental or practical course. One record also states that all students must take the first-year Hands-on Workshop together with the required experimental and practical subjects offered from the second year onward.

How it appears in the reference model

In the 2026 reference model for the Information and Communication Engineering programme at Tokyo Senju Campus, the Hands-on Workshop is shown as a shaded course worth 2 credits. The supplied fact describes its presentation in the reference model but does not state that the shading itself indicates a required course.

Year and semester placement

For the 2026 Robot and Mechatronics programme record, the Hands-on Workshop is a required 2-credit practical course assigned to the first year and offered in the second semester. Other supplied 2026 curriculum records list the course as assigned to the first year in the first semester, while another lists it as assigned to the second year in the first semester. The supplied information does not identify which programme each of these differing placements belongs to.

Credit requirement in Future Science programmes

The supplied 2026 Future Science Faculty information states that the Hands-on Workshop requires 2 credits in the Architecture programme and 2 credits each in the Information Media and Robot and Mechatronics programmes.

Official sources

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