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Department of Information Sciences

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Introduction

Information science in the Department of Information Sciences is comprised of the 3 fields of "basic mathematical information," which handles "information" related to various nature, social and human phenomena in a mathematical manner with mathematics as the basis, "applied mathematical information," which handles basic mathematical information in a practical manner, and "computer science," which handles systems that process information; the aim of this department is to foster the ability to quantify information and carry out scientific analysis.

  • Learn broad, specialized basics up until the first semester of the third year, and study an area of specialty in depth starting in the second semester of the third year based on individual guidance by staff members.
  • Carry out education and research on fields that serve as the core for information science, such as information mathematics, quantum information, genetic information, theory of applied probability, statistical mathematics, combinatorial theory, artificial intelligence, software science, etc., and cultivate human resources who have sufficiently acquired basic knowledge on information science and who can be successful in the diversifying 21st century society.

Curriculum Chart

Area of Learning

Subjects Common to All Areas

  • Physics
  • Physics Lab
  • Analysis and Discussion
  • Linear Algebra and Discussion
  • Basic Information Science
  • Introduction to Computers and Discussion
  • Information Mathematics 1 and Discussion
  • Theory of Probability 1 and Discussion
  • Information Mathematics 2-A and Discussion
  • Information Science Lab 1 - 3
  • Information Science Discussion 1 - 3
  • Information Science Colloquium 1 / 2
  • Modern Biology
    <Subjects related to the teacher-training course>
  • Theory of Education of Mathematics 1 / 2
  • Education Methods for Information
  • Geometry
  • Information and Professions
  • <General Subjects>
    • Human Science
    • English
Basic Mathematical Information
  • Information Mathematics 2-B and Discussion
  • Information Mathematics 4
  • Statistics 1 / 2 and Discussion
  • Theory of Dynamics
  • Theory of Complexity
  • Genetic Information
  • Logical Mathematics 1 / 2
  • Theory of Calculations 1 / 2
  • Information Mathematics 3 and Discussion
  • Theory of Probability 2 and Discussion
  • Information Theory and Discussion
  • Optical Communications Theory
  • Information Physics
  • Entropy Theory
  • Neural Networks

Graduation Research

  • Akashi Research Group
  • Iriyama Research Group
  • Miyamoto Research Group
  • Noguchi Research Group
  • Tomizawa Research Group
  • Watanabe Research Group
Applied Mathmatical Information
  • Theory of Probability 2 and Discussion
  • Statistics 3
  • Data Analysis
  • Planning Mathematics 2
  • Information Theory and Discussion
  • Information Mathematics 3 and Discussion
  • Discrete Mathematics
  • Theory of Simulation
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Statistics 1 / 2 and Discussion
  • Multivariate Analysis
  • Planning Mathematics 1 and Discussion
  • Mathematical Economics
  • Information Mathematics 2-B and Discussion
  • Game Theory
  • Information Mathematics 4
  • Theory of Computer Networks
  • Optimization Theory
  • Numerical Analysis 1 / 2
  • Applied Information Science
  • Programming Language 1 / 2
  • Optical Communications Theory

Graduation Research

  • Sato Research Group
  • Tahata Research Group
  • Tomizawa Research Group
  • Miyamoto Research Group
  • Watanabe Research Group
Computaer Science
  • Introduction to Computer Science
  • Logical Mathematics 1 / 2
  • Automaton
  • Information Communications Networks
  • System Programming
  • Information Structures
  • Database Systems
  • Information Mathematics 2-B and Discussion
  • Numerical Analysis 1
  • Programming Language 1 / 2
  • Formal Language
  • Computer Methods
  • Theory of Calculation 1 / 2
  • Compilers
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Theory of Biological Information
  • Information Theories and Discussion
  • Pattern Recognition
  • Life Information

Graduation Research

  • Akashi Research Group
  • Takimoto Research Group
  • Takeda Research Group
  • Katsurada Research Group

Information on Career Paths

  • Graduate School

    42.3%

  • Information industry

    26.9%

  • Retail

    6.2%

  • Transport, Communication

    3.8%

  • Service

    3.1%

  • Finance, insurance

    2.3%

  • Machinery and appliances

    1.5%

  • Publishing, broadcasting

    0.8%

  • Healthcare and insurance industries

    0.8%

  • Other industries

    2.3%

  • Other (persons planning on continuing education, studying abroad, etc.)

    10.0%

List of Faculty Members

Title Name Research Area Keyword
Professor Akashi Shigeo Theory of informatics
Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics		 Data compression, Encipherment of image data, Electronic watermark
Entropy, Hilbert's 13th problem
Professor TAKEDA Masayuki Computer system Distributed Computing, Information Security
Professor TAKIMOTO Munehiro Software code optimization and parallelization
Professor TOMIZAWA Sadao Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics Mathematical Statistics, Categorical Data Analysis
Professor WATANABE Noboru Theory of informatics
Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics		 Quantum Communication Theory, Optical Communication, Quantum Entropy
Information Mathematics, Quantum Communication
Associate Professor KATSURADA Kouichi Perceptual information processing Speech processing, Facial image processing, Dialogue system
Associate Professor MIYAMOTO Nobuko Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics Discrete mathematics: Combinatorial designs and their applications
Associate Professor Sato Keiko Life/Health/Medical informatics
Associate Professor TAHATA Kouji Statistical science
Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics		 Categorical Data Analysis
Analysis for square contingency tables
Junior Associate Professor IRIYAMA Satoshi Theory of informatics
Basic analysis		 Cryptography
Quantum Information, Quantum Algorithm
Junior Associate Professor NOGUCHI Kenta Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics Graph Theory
Assistant Professor CHISAKI Shoko Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics Combinatorial design and their applications
Assistant Professor ISHII Aki Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics High-dimensional statistical analysis
Assistant Professor KAMIZAWA Takeo
Assistant Professor MATSUZAWA Tomofumi Computer system
Multimedia database
Communication/Network engineering		 Multicast, Local Area Network
Small World Network, Scale Free Network
Multicast Routing, Routing Protocol
Assistant Professor NAKAGAWA Tomoyuki Foundations of mathematics/Applied mathematics Mathematical Statistics
Assistant Professor OHMURA Hidefumi
Assistant Professor OKADA Izumi

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