Program Overview

School of Computing

The School of Computing is comprised of the Department of Computer Science, which offers various programs for students.

Department of Computer Science

The Department of Computer Science provides education in the field of computer science, with the following programs:

• Computer Science Undergraduate Major
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• Computer Science Graduate Major
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• Artificial Intelligence Graduate Major
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• Energy Science and Informatics Graduate Major
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• Science and Technology for Health Care and Medicine Graduate Major
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• Materials and Information Sciences Doctoral Program
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Science and Technology for Health Care and Medicine Graduate Major

This graduate major focuses on the study of science and technology for health care and medicine. The program aims to help students gain specialized expertise in various fields, including mechanical engineering, systems and control engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, information and communication engineering, materials science and engineering, life science and technology, chemical science and engineering, and computer science.

5 Features of the Program

1. Gain specialized expertise: Students will gain specialized expertise in fields such as mechanical engineering, systems and control engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, information and communication engineering, materials science and engineering, life science and technology, chemical science and engineering, and computer science.
2. Acquire basic interdisciplinary skills: The program offers common specialized courses across fields such as medical and dental sciences, health sciences and biomedical engineering, biomedical sciences and engineering, and nursing innovation science.
3. Acquire the ability to solve social issues: Students will acquire independent problem-identification and solving skills through problem-based learning in entrepreneurship-related courses.
4. Acquire a broad perspective and advanced thinking skills: Students will acquire a wide range of knowledge and new perspectives on science and technology for health care and medicine through courses such as "Interdisciplinary Research Training" and "Research Planning for Master/Doctoral Thesis."
5. Develop planning, leadership, and communication skills: Students will foster broad cultural literacy, communication skills, and competencies for global leadership through courses such as "Teaching Methods for Science and Technology for Health Care and Medicine" and "Advanced Exercises in Global Presentation."

Curriculum

The curriculum for the Science and Technology for Health Care and Medicine Graduate Major includes a range of courses that provide students with a comprehensive education in the field.

Other Programs and Research Areas

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