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Graduation Research: Requirement, Credits, and Scheduling

This page summarizes how Graduation Research is classified, how many credits it carries, and when it is scheduled in the supplied Engineering Faculty curricula, including the distinction between day and evening divisions.

Day-division Engineering Faculty curricula

In the supplied 2025 and 2026 curricula, Graduation Research is listed as a compulsory, 6-credit course allocated to the fourth year and the full academic year for the following programmes: 2025 Advanced Mechanical Engineering, 2025 Information and Communication Engineering, 2025 Mechanical Engineering, 2026 Applied Chemistry, 2026 Advanced Mechanical Engineering, 2026 Information and Communication Engineering, 2026 Electronic Systems Engineering, and 2026 Electrical and Electronic Engineering. The course is classified as practical or laboratory work. For 2025 Electrical and Electronic Engineering, the supplied record identifies Graduation Research as a fourth-year, full-year, 6-credit course and associates it with learning objective E2 and the power and electrical machinery, systems, and devices fields; the supplied fact does not state its compulsory or elective classification. In the 2025 Information and Communication Engineering curriculum, Graduation Research is one of the shaded courses identified as compulsory, alongside Information and Communication Project.

Other fourth-year required-course information

For the 2025 scope identified as ES, EK, and EF, the supplied table states that no fourth-year compulsory course other than Graduation Research is allocated. For 2026 Mechanical Engineering, Graduation Research appears in the Other Subjects category. The supplied fact confirms that values are recorded for the table columns for this course, but does not provide those individual values.

Day-division schedule

For 2025 Mechanical Engineering, Graduation Research is shown under Other Subjects related to Graduation Research and is placed across the first and second semesters of the fourth year. It carries 6 credits.

Evening-division Electrical and Electronic Engineering

For 2026 Electrical and Electronic Engineering in the evening division, the curriculum map places Graduation Research in the fourth year and second semester and shows 3 credits. A separate course table for the same scope lists Graduation Research as a 3-credit elective, allocated to the fourth year for the full academic year, with one class period in the first semester and two in the second semester. These supplied records present different scheduling and classification details for the same programme and academic year.

Official sources

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