System Design Engineering Graduation Requirements and Learning Outcomes
This page explains the standard study period, graduation conditions, degree awarded, and the knowledge, skills, and professional attitudes expected of System Design Engineering students.
Study period and graduation conditions
The standard period of study is four years. Graduation is certified for students who remain enrolled in the System Design Engineering Faculty for the specified period, complete the courses established by the faculty's departments to achieve its educational objectives, earn the specified credits, and acquire the listed knowledge, abilities, and attitudes. Graduates are awarded the degree of Bachelor of Engineering.
Science, engineering, and problem-solving capabilities
Students are expected to develop knowledge and skills in science and technology, with an emphasis on practical learning. They should also acquire specialized scientific and technological knowledge and skills in one of the two fields forming the foundation of system design engineering: information systems engineering or design engineering. In addition, graduates should be able to apply their specialized knowledge and skills to address and solve a variety of practical problems. They are expected to have broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering and an active attitude toward continually acquiring new knowledge.
Professional, ethical, and communication abilities
Students are expected to understand the relationship between science and technology, people, and society. They should develop the education, career awareness, and ethical outlook needed as science and technology professionals. They should also have a global perspective and general abilities, including the communication skills required of professionals in science and technology.
Official sources
The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.
- 2026 Student Handbook — School of System Design and Technology (2026 academic year) — PDF page 32
- 2026 Student Handbook — School of System Design and Technology (2026 academic year) — PDF page 34