Division of Mechanical Systems and Materials Engineering

Student in this division will be in
　A. Mechanical Systems Engineering Course
　or
　B. Materials Science and Engineering Course

A. Mechanical Systems Engineering Course

See the page of Mechanical Systems Engineering Course

B. Materials Science and Engineering Course

Students in this course will be in
    B-1.Materials Science and Engineering Track
      or
    B-2.Manufactueing and Engineering Design Track.

B-1. Materials Science and Engineering Track

Physical Properties of Inorganic Materials Compounds.
Preparation and Processing of New Materials and Ceramics. Design and Development of Special Functional Materials.
The Program provides fundamental principles and application of materials science and engineering.

Course Number & Title
Credit
Semester
30
 　Data Analysis
2
Freshmen
1st
31
 　Physical Chemistry of Materials
2
Freshmen
1st
32
 　Advanced Materials Science
2
Freshmen
1st
33
 　Materials Synthesis
2
Freshmen
2nd
34
 　Materials Processing
2
Freshmen
2nd
35
 　Lattice Defects in Crystal Materials
2
Freshmen
2nd
36
 　Advanced Materials Surface and Interface Science
2
Junior
1st
37
 　Phase Transformation in Solid
2
Junior
1st
38
 　Environmental Materials
2
Junior
1st
39
 　Special Lecture on Materials Science and Engineering
2
Junior
1st
40
 　Advanced Seminar on Materials Science and Engineering I　
4
Freshmen
1st, 2nd
41
 　Advanced Seminar on Materials Science and Engineering II
2
Junior
1st
42
 　Advanced Research on Materials Science and Engineering I
4
Freshmen
1st, 2nd
43
 　Advanced Research on Materials Science and Engineering II
2
Junior
1st

Notes
1. Courses No.40 to No.43 are compulsory.
2. 12 credits or more should be acquired among the courses No.30 to No.39.
3. 4 credits are required among the International Communication subject group in Common Subjects.
4. Further, 2 credits or more should be acquired among the courses of the Common Subjects and/or the courses of the other divisions.
5. 30 credits or more should be acquired.

B-2. Manufacturing and Engineering Design Track

Physical Properties of Metals.
Design and Processing of Metals as Products.
Testing and Evaluation of Product.
Management of company and shops.
The Program provides principles and application of material fabrication.

Course Number & Title
Credit
Semester
44
 　Advanced Theory on Material Processing and Machining
2
Freshmen
 1st
45
 　Advanced Theory on Casting and Joining
2
Freshmen
 1st
46
 　Advanced Theory on Material Strength and Testing
2
Freshmen
 2nd
47
 　Advanced Theory on Corrosion of Metals
2
Freshmen
 2nd
48
 　Advanced Theory on CAD/CAE
2
Freshmen
 2nd
49
 　Special Lecture on Manufacturing and Engineering Design
2
Freshmen
  
50
 　Advanced Practical Materials Science
4
Freshmen
 1st
51
 　Long-term Internship
4
  
 
52
 　Advanced Seminar on Manufacturing and Engineering Design
4
Freshmen
 1st, 2nd
53
 　Advanced Seminar on Manufacturing and Engineering Design
2
Junior
 1st
54
 　Advanced Research on Manufacturing and Engineering Design
4
Freshmen
 1st, 2nd
55
 　Advanced Research on Manufacturing and Engineering Design
2
Junior
 1st

Notes
1. Courses No.50 to No.55 are compulsory.
2. 6 credits or more should be acquired among the courses No.44 to No.49.
3. Further, 6 credits or more should be acquired among the courses No.21, No.22, and No.23 of the Common Subjects and/or the courses of division or Mechanical System Engineering(excluding the course No.26 to No.29).
4. 30 credits or more should be acquired.

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