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* Foundation of the Advanced Engineering Faculty The advanced Engineering Faculty of Toyama National College of Technology was established in April, l993 by the approval of the National Institution for Academic Degrees. The students in this faculty study advanced specialized subjects during the two academic years after graduating from the college, and they can obtain a bachelor's degree in engineering as do the graduates from universities,on the condition that they have taken the necessary credits for graduation and that their application to the Institution for Academic Degrees is approved. The graduates from the faculty who have satisfied these conditions are also qualified to apply for admission into graduate schools.
* Mechanical and Electrical Systems Engineering Course In this course, the lectures are offered on the basis of knowledge acquired in the Departments of Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering. This course aims at helping the students to understand the relationship between subjects already studied and to develop their ability of synthesis and analysis. In order to attain these goals, the following lectures are given: the applied analytics, simulation engineerings, measurements and control necessary to design the system of mechanical and electrical energy, energy conversion engineering, and nanotechnology, which is one of the interdisciplinary studies. Furthermore, the students are expected to study system engineering of the mechanics and electronics to be both practical and creative engineers. * Functional Materials Engineering Course This course is based on fundamental studies
in Departments of
Industrial Chemistry and Ecomaterials Engineering.
Lectures prepared
are chemical structure, new materials design,
functionally advanced
materials, materials processing, material
physics, etc. to enhance
analyzing and summarizing abilities already
educated in the both
departments. They also include interdisciplinary
research fields
such as biochemical engineering and functionally
advanced polymer
materials. Hence, the engineering curriculum
of this course is
arranged for educating more creative and
applicable engineers
useful for industry and society.
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