Program Overview

Introduction to the Graduate Major in Mathematical and Computing Science

The Graduate Major in Mathematical and Computing Science is a cutting-edge program that focuses on the principles and methods of mathematics and computing. This program aims to link our information society to the next generation by providing students with a comprehensive education in mathematical science and computing science.

Key Features of the Program

The program has several key features that make it unique and attractive to students:

• Build next generation information societies: The program focuses on building a new area of our information society through cutting-edge research in mathematical science and computing science.
• Synergy of combining mathematics, applied mathematics, and computing: The program provides courses in mathematics, applied mathematics, and computing, which generates positive synergistic effects among students.
• TSUBAME Supercomputer Related Research: The program utilizes the TSUBAME supercomputer for research, not only as a user but also as its designer and operator.
• Cross-Border Research Discussions: The program provides an atmosphere where students can easily engage in discussions with world-class researchers who visit the department.
• True Growth on Completion of the Program: After completion, graduates have a wide array of job opportunities in various corporations and academia.

Curriculum

The curriculum of the Graduate Major in Mathematical and Computing Science includes:

• Formulation of basic theory through mathematics
• Mathematical modeling of problems with applied mathematics
• Information processing skills with computer science

Research Areas

The program conducts research in various areas, including:

• Mathematical optimization
• Combinatorial problems
• Big data problems
• Parallel computing involving several million machines
• Network analysis based on graph theory
• Energy saving based on mathematical models

Career Paths

Graduates from the program can play an active role in all aspects of the next generation information society, from the basics to applications. They have a wide array of job opportunities in various corporations in the fields of IT, securities, and finance, or in academia, including universities and research institutes.

Department and School Information

The Graduate Major in Mathematical and Computing Science is part of the Department of Mathematical and Computing Science, which is located in the School of Computing. The School of Computing also includes the Department of Computer Science. The university has several other schools, including the School of Science, School of Engineering, School of Materials and Chemical Technology, School of Life Science and Technology, and School of Environment and Society.