Mathematics Hour Requirements and Course Contributions

This page explains the 60-hour mathematics standard and how Calculus and Exercises II contributes to the 210-hour mathematics requirement.

60-hour mathematics standard

For the mathematics standard, the required number of hours is 60. Calculus and Exercises I (4 credits) and Calculus and Exercises II (4 credits) each correspond to 60 hours. Therefore, Calculus and Exercises II is counted as 60 hours under this standard.

Contribution to the 210-hour mathematics requirement

The total mathematics requirement is 210 hours, including the required courses. The listed courses and their corresponding hours are: Linear Algebra I (2 credits), 30 hours; Linear Algebra II (2 credits), 30 hours; Calculus and Exercises I (4 credits), 60 hours; Calculus and Exercises II (4 credits), 60 hours; Vector Analysis (2 credits), 30 hours; and Fourier Analysis (2 credits), 30 hours. Calculus and Exercises II therefore contributes 60 hours toward the 210-hour total.

Official sources

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