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Chemistry Experiment: Requirement, Credits, and Class Assignment

This page summarizes when Chemistry Experiment is required, its credit and class information, and the class assignment or first-enrollment rules shown in the 2026 curriculum tables.

Requirement and course details

In the supplied 2026 curriculum tables, Chemistry Experiment is listed as a required course for the applicable faculties and programmes. It is generally a first-year, 1-credit course taught as an experiment and lecture, with two class periods. One natural-science and technology curriculum category is worth 6 credits and lists Chemistry Experiment among its required courses. Another listing also includes Physics Experiment and Basic Physics in that required category. For the Engineering Faculty, Chemistry Experiment is recorded as 1 credit and required for graduation. It is also listed as the Chemistry Experiment component of the subject area covering experiments in physics, chemistry, biology, and earth science, with 1 credit and a required graduation-status classification. In the Information and Communication Engineering reference model, Chemistry Experiment is listed as a 1-credit course with shaded formatting.

Saitama Hatoyama Campus: required course and designated classes

At the Saitama Hatoyama Campus, Chemistry Experiment is listed as a required 1-credit course for the applicable science, life science, mechanical engineering, electronic and information engineering, and architecture and urban environment fields. It is assigned to the first year and has two class periods. One curriculum table presents it in a quarter-based structure. For fields other than Information System Design, Chemistry Experiment and Physics Experiment are both required, and students must take the designated class. The course listing also states that class assignment applies.

First enrollment and opening-term instructions

For Information Systems Engineering at the Tokyo Senju Campus, the course entry states that the first enrollment must be in a class offered in the later term. The supplied curriculum listings also contain a different instruction stating that the first enrollment must be in a class offered in the first term. The applicable scope of that first-term instruction is not identified in the supplied facts. The course is described in the relevant Information Systems Engineering entry as a first-year, 1-credit, required course offered in a semester format, with two class periods per week and alternate-week scheduling with Physics Experiment.

Official sources

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