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Information and Occupation: Graduation-Requirement Classification

Information and Occupation is listed as an elective in the graduation-requirement classification, although some curriculum remarks identify it as an information-required course. Its teacher-training classification and availability differ by faculty, campus, and academic year.

Graduation-requirement status

Information and Occupation carries 2 credits and is classified as an elective in the graduation-requirement column for the 2025 Faculty of Engineering Division II entry. It is also listed as an elective in the 2025 Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Science and Technology entries, and in the 2026 Faculty of Engineering and 2025 Faculty of Science and Technology entries. The curriculum entries describe it as a lecture and identify it in the remarks as an information-required course and a humanities course. The listed allocation is for all years, with enrollment from the second year or above. Depending on the curriculum entry, it is offered in the first or second semester.

Teacher-training classification

For teacher training, Information and Occupation is placed in the category of subjects concerning the subject and methods of teaching, under specialized matters concerning the subject. It corresponds to the statutory subject group covering information society, including occupational content, and information ethics. In the listed teacher-training curricula, it carries 2 credits and is classified as an elective. The teacher-training code is 1300 (Information 1). For the 2026 Faculty of Engineering Division II curriculum, it is listed as one class period, available in all years and in either semester, with lecture format.

Official sources

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