Department of Mathematical and Systems Engineering
Top Departments Department of Mathematical and Systems Engineering
Education
The Department of Mathematical and Systems Engineering aims to cultivate engineers capable of analyzing and designing large-scale systems in an increasingly complex society using mathematical sciences and information technologies, as well as experts who can create new technologies. In our department, students will broadly study mathematical sciences such as mathematical modeling, optimization, machine learning, and data analysis, as well as information technologies including programming, algorithm design, simulation, numerical analysis, and distributed processing. Students will also learn system design and analysis based on these foundations through practical experience. Furthermore, through project-based learning (PBL) courses grounded in group activities such as Systems Engineering Application Practice and Programming Contests, students develop practical skills in presentation, communication, and self-directed lifelong learning.
Academic/Field of Study
- Modeling
- Simulation
- Mathematical Optimization
- Algorithm Design
- Computer Networks
- Numerical Analysis
- Machine Learning
Theoretical Approaches for Understanding Social Networks
Safe Driving Support by Vehicle-to-vehicle Wireless Network
Computer Graphics and Artificial Intelligence
Mathematical Analysis of Delayed Feedback Control
Discrete optimization algorithms and their applications
Understanding, Prediction, and Control of Environmental Flow Phenomena by Large-Scale Computer Simulations
After Graduation
Nearly 100% employment rate in a wide range of industries
More than half of the students graduating from the Department of Mathematical and Systems Engineering go on to master’s course, and after completing their master’s degrees, a number of them go on to complete doctoral degrees. The graduates with a bachelor’s or master’s degree from this department have been hired by well-known leading companies in the following industries: transport machinery, transportation, manufacturing, communication, service, etc.
Major Employers of Our Recent Graduates (2022-2024)
- Aisin Corp.
- Central Nippon Expressway Co. Ltd.
- Daikin Industries, Ltd.
- Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd.
- Denso Corp.
- Fujitsu Ltd.
- Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.
- Hitachi, Ltd.
- Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
- KDDI Corporation
- Kyndryl Japan KK
- Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
- Nagoya Broadcasting Network Co., Ltd.
- Nippon Telegraph And Telephone Corp.
- NTT Data Group Corp.
- Otsuka Corp.
- Recruit Co., Ltd.
- Ricoh Co., Ltd.
- Roland DG Corp.
- SCSK Corp.
- Sega Corp.
- Sky Co., Ltd.
- SUBARU Corp.
- Suzuki Motor Corp.
- The Shizuoka Bank, Ltd.
- Tokyo Electron Ltd.
- Toyota Industries Corp.
- Toyota Motor Corp.
- Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.
Available qualifications
- First-class Certificate for High School Teacher (Mathematics)
Faculty
Department of Mathematical and Systems Engineering
- Professor
Shinji Adachi
Variational Methods - Professor
Takafumi Akahori
Partial Differential Equations - Professor
Kazutoshi Ando
Discrete Optimization - Professor
Akira Hoshiga
Nonlinear Wave Equation - Professor
Genki Ichinose
Evolutionary Games, Evolutionary Computation - Professor
Susumu Ishihara
Computer Networks - Professor
Takashi Miyahara
Environmental Engineering - Professor
Rinko Miyazaki
Theory and Applications of Differential Equations - Professor
Satoru Morita
Nonlinear Dynamics - Professor
Kazunori Sato
Mathematical Ecology - Professor
Satoshi Yokojima
Environmental Fluid Mechanics - Associate Professor
Yohei Fujishima
Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations - Associate Professor
Guo-jie Jason Gao
Physics of Granular Materials, Molecular Dynamics - Associate Professor
Atsuhiko Kai
Spoken Language Processing - Associate Professor
Tomohiko Mizutani
Mathematical Optimization, Data Mining, Operations Research - Associate Professor
Miho Murata
Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations - Associate Professor
Toru Nakajima
Variational Method, Geometrical Analysis - Associate Professor
Makoto Okabe
Computer Graphics - Associate Professor
Yoshihiro Sekine
Operator Algebras - Associate Professor
Koichi Taniguchi
Harmonic Analysis, Partial Differential Equations - Associate Professor
Wei Wu
Combinatorial Optimization, Scheduling - Assistant Professor
Thanh V. Pham
Optical Wireless Communication, Communication Theory, Communication Engineering
