In the first semester, students will study a range of subjects across fields, including "Basics of Electromagnetism," "Basics of Electrical Circuits," "Mechanics of Materials," "Mechanics of Flow," "Basics of Thermodynamics," and "Measurement Engineering," to improve their basic engineering skills. In addition, students will acquire data utilization skills through information subjects such as "Introduction to Modern Informatics," "Probability and Statistics," and "Statistical Data Processing." In the second semester, students will study basic course-specific subjects such as "Electromagnetism," "Digital Circuits," and "Electronic Properties."

From the second semester of the second year, students continue to study course-specific subjects. Students study required subjects such as "Semiconductor Engineering," "Control Engineering," and "Electrical and Electronic Engineering Experiments," as well as elective subjects such as "Communications Engineering," "Power Transmission and Distribution Engineering," and "Electrical and Electronic Materials," acquiring specialized knowledge that is the foundation of electrical and electronic engineering, communications engineering, and measurement and control engineering, and acquiring applied skills through practical training.

The main part of learning in the fourth year is practical, through graduation research. By applying the knowledge acquired up to that point to problems set in each field, students will make their knowledge essential and develop their problem-solving skills.