Program Overview

Introduction to the Course of Communications and Computer Engineering

The origin of this department is two thirds of the Department of Electronics and Communication and one third of the Department of Information Science. Our new goal is to integrate communications and computers, which includes research and education of theory, software and hardware of computers; multi-media communications and information networks; signal processing; VLSI technologies; space radio and computer radio engineering; radio atmospheric sciences; etc.

Faculty Responsibilities

Faculties are also responsible to the undergraduate program of School of Informatics and Mathematical Science (Computer Science Course) and the School of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

Department Structure

The Department has three regular divisions and two cooperative divisions, each of which has two or three sub-divisions. Each student belongs to one of these sub-divisions and is supervised by the professor or associate professor of the sub-division.

Admission Information

About 35 students for the Master's program and 16 students for the Doctoral program are admitted each year.

Course Details

Computer Engineering

• Computer Algorithms
• Computer Software

Communication Systems Engineering

• Digital Communications
• Intelligent Communication Networks

Integrated Systems Engineering

• Processor Architecture and Systems Synthesis
• Integrated Circuits Design Engineering
• Advanced Signal Processing

Radio Atmospheric Sciences

• Remote Sensing Engineering
• Atmospheric Observations

Communication Infrastructure

• Supercomputing
• High performance network

Affiliation

The Course of Communications and Computer Engineering is part of the Graduate School of Informatics at Kyoto University.