Curriculum map for studying the three areas of Department of Information Technology
The Department of Department of Information Technology offers a curriculum that covers three areas of study.
- MAP-ALL: An overview of the specialized subjects in the curriculum of Department of Information Technology.
- MAP-AI: A learning map for data science and artificial intelligence subjects.
- MAP-SEC: Learning Map for Information Security Subjects
- MAP-COM: Learning map for IoT and communication technology subjects
Curriculum Features
A curriculum that emphasizes practical exercises and utilizes the BYOD system.
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Students' personal laptops are used for many lectures and practical sessions, both on and off campus. Wireless LAN service is also provided on campus.
Program education that ensures steady improvement.
In recent years, Python, a programming language widely supported in the engineering field, and R, a statistical and analytical tool favored by professionals, have been used extensively in this department's lectures (see table below). We aim to cultivate thorough programming skills throughout the four years of study.
Learning with peers through group work
We have a dedicated lecture room for group work. It is used for various lectures, including program development and discussions. Outside of lecture hours, students can freely use it with their classmates for studying, experiments, and other activities.
*Some time restrictions apply.
Department curriculum table
- Departmental Curriculum / Curriculum Map
- This section lists the subjects, credits, and durations available for each academic year. Please note that the curriculum differs depending on the year of enrollment. The subject numbering and curriculum map concisely represent the nature of each subject listed in the departmental curriculum table. For more details, please see the explanation at the beginning.
Syllabus

We have published information about the syllabus. Instructions on how to search for courses are also included.