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How Probability and Statistics I Counts Toward Your Requirements

The course status of Probability and Statistics I differs by campus, faculty, and curriculum track. The 2026 records list it as elective, free-choice, or compulsory depending on the applicable curriculum.

Tokyo Senju Campus: graduation-requirement classification

For the 2026 curriculum at Tokyo Senju Campus, Probability and Statistics I is listed as a 2-credit course in the Probability and Statistics subject category. The supplied course tables show two classifications: elective and free-choice. Probability and Statistics II is also listed as a 2-credit course with these classifications. One table marks Probability and Statistics I as elective and shows it with shading; another lists it as free-choice. The supplied records do not establish which of these classifications takes precedence.

Saitama Hatoyama Campus: teacher-education category

In the 2026 School of Science and Technology curriculum at Saitama Hatoyama Campus, the Probability and Statistics category under teacher-education code 20400 lists Probability and Statistics I and Probability and Statistics II as 2-credit courses. Probability and Statistics I is marked compulsory in the courses assigned to the science field.

Electronic Information Engineering study model

In the 2026 Electronic Information Engineering study model at Saitama Hatoyama Campus, Probability and Statistics I is a 2-credit elective course offered in the first-year fall semester as a lecture. The course appears among the common specialized foundation courses.

Official sources

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