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Introduction to Electronic Systems Engineering: Requirement Status

The course status differs by academic year. It is an elective for graduation requirements in 2025, but a required course in the relevant 2026 curriculum; it is also important in the Electronic Systems Engineering programme and is required for license acquisition under the stated 2026 license curriculum.

2025 graduation requirement

In the 2025 curriculum for the Faculty of Engineering at Tokyo Senju Campus, Introduction to Electronic Systems Engineering is worth 2 credits and is classified as an elective for graduation requirements.

2026 graduation requirement

In the 2026 curriculum at Tokyo Senju Campus, the course corresponds to the university course for the category “Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, including practical training.” It is worth 2 credits and is classified as a required course for graduation.

Importance in the Electronic Systems Engineering programme

For the 2025 Electronic Systems Engineering programme, Introduction to Electronic Systems Engineering is not compulsory. However, it is described as an important course because it provides an overview of the programme’s academic structure and the areas of expertise of its faculty members.

Requirement for license acquisition

In the 2026 curriculum, the course is listed among the courses corresponding to the specialized subject area “Industrial Education.” It is worth 2 credits and is classified as required for graduation. Because it is shown as a shaded course, the accompanying notice states that completing it is mandatory for obtaining the license.

Official sources

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