3rd Semester

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Course	Fourier and Laplace transforms
Semester	3rd	Credit	2--0--0
Lecturer	FURUI Sadaoki, NAGAHASHI Hiroshi, HASEGAWA Osamu
Outline	An introduction to the engineering mathematics focusing on their application to signal system analysis. Fundamental principles of complex algebra and functions, complex integral, Cauchy's theorem, Taylor's series, residue theorem, Fourier series, Fourier transform, Laplace transform, and their applications.

Course	Probability Theory and Statistics
Semester	3rd	Credit	2--0--0
Lecturer	WATANABE Sumio, SUGIYAMA Masashi
Outline	Ⅰ Lecture of basic probability theory and statistics Students will acquire a rigorous introduction to basic probability theory and statistical inference motivated by relevant statistical tools and their applications. Ⅱ The subject, which is usually covered at undergraduate level, is based on concepts of probability theory (conditional probability, expectation, random variables), combinatorial probability, fundamental probability distributions, probability laws, probability process, statistics, tests, and so on.

Course	Basic Integrated Circuits
Semester	3rd	Credit	2--0--0
Lecturer	TAKAGI Shigetaka, KOBAYASHI Takao
Outline	I This course is aimed at providing principles of digital integrated circuits. The course focuses on switching behavior of transistors and implementation of basic logic gates by transistors. II Fundamentals of linear circuits, transistors and their switching behavior, logic gates, flip-flops.

Course	Switching Circuit Theory
Semester	3rd	Credit	2--1--0
Lecturer	KUMAZAWA Itsuo, ISSHIKI Tsuyoshi
Outline	From the viewpoints of computational system design, basic theories (Boolien Algebra, Properties of Logic Function, Theories for Sequential Circuit) and designing techniques (Simplification of Combinational and Sequential Circuit) are lectured.

Course	Foundations of Computing
Semester	3rd	Credit	2--1--0
Lecturer	OGATA Wakaha, MURATA Takeshi
Outline	Based on the basic concepts learning in "Foundations of Computer Science," students in this course will learn advanced concepts and the base of the theory that relates to computer engineering.

Course	Programming I
Semester	3rd	Credit	2--0--0
Lecturer	WATANABE Takuo, SAITOU Suguru
Outline	This course introduces students to basic concepts in programming, data structures, algorithms and fundamental techniques for solving problems using the programming language C. Topics will include basic concepts in procedural programming (control structures, data types, functions, procedures, recursion, I/O) and data structures (lists, tress, tables, etc.) and operations on them.

Course	Experiments on Computer Science I
Semester	3rd	Credit	2--0--0
Lecturer	YONEZAKI Naoki
Outline	This course is provided to ensure that all students have exposure to a common imperative programming language and experience of writing programs in popular procedural programming language C. It will provide a foundation of data type, data structure and control structure. It also provides experience of the usage of specific guidance on the design and debugging of small programs to complement "Experiments on Computer Science IV'" which will concentrate on issues that arise with large bodies of code.