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Strength of Materials I and Exercises: Schedule and Curriculum Placement

This page explains when Strength of Materials I and Exercises is offered, its credit value and requirement status, and how its placement differs by department, division, and academic year.

2025 daytime programmes

At Tokyo Senju Campus in the 2025 Faculty of Engineering curricula, Strength of Materials I and Exercises is a required course for both the Advanced Mechanical Engineering Department and the Mechanical Engineering Department. It is allocated to the second year, first semester, and carries 3 credits over 1.5 class periods. The course combines lectures and exercises and is classified as a specialist education course in the materials field.

2026 placement in the Advanced Mechanical Engineering Department

In the 2026 Advanced Mechanical Engineering Department curriculum at Tokyo Senju Campus, Strength of Materials I and Exercises is placed in the second year, first semester in the mechanics field and carries 3 credits. The same field places Strength of Materials II in the second year, second semester with 2 credits.

Position in the 2025 curriculum map

In the 2025 curriculum map for the Advanced Mechanical Engineering Department, Strength of Materials I and Exercises is a 3-credit course in the DP1 mechanics field. It appears in the same curriculum-map column as Fluid Mechanics and Exercises, which also carries 3 credits.

2025 evening Mechanical Engineering Department

In the 2025 Faculty of Engineering Second Division curriculum for the Mechanical Engineering Department, Strength of Materials I and Exercises is shown as a shaded DP1 materials and processing course in the second year, first semester and carries 3 credits. Strength of Materials II is shown in the second year, second semester with 2 credits.

Official sources

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