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Electrical and Electronic Engineering Program Completion Requirements

This page outlines the credit requirements, learning objectives, and course conditions for completing the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Specialization Program and meeting its graduation requirements.

Credit requirements

For the 2026 academic year, students must earn a total of 100 credits across the following categories: engineering foundation subjects, specialized subjects, experimental subjects, design subjects, teamwork subjects, and communication subjects. Communication subjects require 4 credits. Students must also earn at least 32 credits from engineering foundation subjects, including the courses specified for learning and education objective C in Appendices I and II. Within objective C, at least 6 credits must come from mathematics courses and at least 6 credits from natural-science technology courses. For the Human Sciences subjects in the common education curriculum, at least 16 credits are required. This includes at least 2 credits from Technical Literacy and at least 2 credits from Global Literacy.

Learning objectives and program completion

To complete the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Specialization Program in the 2026 academic year, students must achieve all learning and education objectives A through F. All credits counted toward the program completion requirements must be earned from courses planned and implemented in accordance with JABEE-accredited standards. For students registered in this program, the program completion requirements constitute their graduation requirements.

2025 academic year requirements

For the 2025 academic year, students must earn at least 16 credits from Human Sciences subjects for learning and education objective A. At least 2 credits must come from Technical Literacy and at least 2 credits from Global Literacy. Students must achieve all learning and education objectives A through F, and the program completion requirements serve as the graduation requirements for students registered in the program.

Official sources

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