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Control Engineering I: Graduation Status and Curriculum Placement

This page summarizes how Control Engineering I is classified for graduation and when it is scheduled in the listed faculties, departments, and academic years.

Graduation classification in the supplied records

Control Engineering I corresponds to the Computer and Information Processing subject group and carries 2 credits. The supplied records report different graduation classifications: one table lists it as elective, while other records list it as required. These records cover the 2025 Engineering Faculty, 2025 Second Division Engineering Faculty, and 2026 Engineering Faculty, but the packet does not unambiguously assign each classification to one of those scopes. The course is therefore not supported as having one universal classification across all three scopes.

Second Division Mechanical Engineering: scheduled placement

For the 2025 Second Division Engineering Faculty, Mechanical Engineering Department curriculum, Control Engineering I is a 2-credit course scheduled for the first semester of the third year. It is shown in the Information and Mechanical Systems field.

Electrical Engineering: third-year first-semester placement

For the 2026 Engineering Faculty, Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department, Control Engineering I is a required 2-credit lecture course offered in the first semester of the third year. For the 2026 Second Division Engineering Faculty, Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department, it is also scheduled for the first semester of the third year as a 2-credit course, within the Measurement and Control Systems field.

2025 Electrical and Electronic Engineering classification

In the 2025 Engineering Faculty, Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department curriculum, Control Engineering I is listed as compulsory among the third-year first-semester courses. It carries 2 credits.

2025 Robotics and Mechatronics classification

In the 2025 Future Science Faculty, Robotics and Mechatronics Department, Control Engineering I appears in the second-year Control row, but it is not marked as a required course in that table. Dynamic Systems Fundamentals is marked as required in the same cell.

2026 Engineering Faculty choice requirement

For the 2026 Engineering Faculty rule identified as Category 3, students must earn either Control Engineering I or Control Engineering II. One of the two courses is required; both are not stated as required by this rule.

Official sources

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