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Physics Literacy: Curriculum Placement and First-Time Enrollment

Physics Literacy is a required first-year course in the listed programmes, but its placement and first-time enrollment term vary by academic year, campus, and department. The supplied 2025 information also contains different first-enrollment term listings for some programmes.

2025 placement and first-time enrollment at Tokyo Senju Campus

For the 2025 Future Science faculty programmes at Tokyo Senju Campus, Physics Literacy is a required first-year course. The course details list two class periods, two credits, a half-year format, and lecture-and-laboratory instruction. It meets for two periods per week on alternating weeks. The supplied curriculum information gives different first-time enrollment terms: one listing states that first-time enrollment is for the second-semester class, while another states that it is for the first-semester class. For Architecture, first-time enrollment is specified as the first-semester class. For Robot and Mechatronics Engineering, Physics Literacy is listed as a required course, and one curriculum outline places it in the first-year first-semester engineering foundations area. The opening semester differs by department, and the curriculum map is identified as the source for each department's placement.

2026 placement in the Information Media programme

In the 2026 curriculum map for the Information Media programme at Tokyo Senju Campus, Physics Literacy is placed in the first-year second-semester section of the Natural Science and Technology category. It carries two credits.

2026 course details at Saitama Hatoyama Campus

At Saitama Hatoyama Campus in the 2026 Science and Engineering faculty information, Physics Literacy is a required first-year course worth one credit. It has one class period and is offered as a quarter course in the listed first-first or first-second quarter format, with lecture instruction.

Official sources

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