System control, used to measure, analyze, and control various phenomena, is essential in many areas in modern society including in industry. In the Department of Systems and Control Engineering we develop the fundamental ability for modeling, analyzing, developing, and designing systems that are crucial for future nation-building such as highly functional robots, next-generation vehicles, and clean energy.
In the Master's Program, students develop the ability to objectively analyze everything — concrete and abstract — in nature and society as a system, and to create systems of value based on this knowledge. In other words, we develop individuals equipped with advanced knowledge in measurement, control, design, and system science, together with innovativeness, creativity, and executive ability to boldly apply this knowledge to new problems and tasks.
The curriculum in the Graduate Major in Systems and Control Engineering develops (1) specialized mathematical scientific academic ability for modeling and computerizing, and analyzing real systems, (2) specialized mathematical scientific academic ability for creating and controlling real systems of new value, (3) ability to apply acquired specialized knowledge, (4) ability to accurately understand social problems, and establish and resolve tasks, and (5) ability to communicate and give presentations based on logical thinking. In order to achieve this, we have designed an educational program where the following five courses are organically arranged; Mathematics, Information, Measurement Control and Modeling, Real System Design, and Project Practice. This curriculum develops individuals who acquire forward-looking knowledge for measurement, control, design, and system science, who have adaptable inventiveness, creativity, and the ability to boldly apply this to new tasks.
Course |
Course |
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SCE.I401 |
Advanced course of Measurement and Signal Processing |
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SCE.A402 |
Object Oriented Analysis and Design |
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SCE.C402 |
Robust Control |
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MEC.U432 |
Automotive Comfort Mechanics Engineering A |
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MEC.U433 |
Advanced Production Engineering A |
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MEC.U434 |
Advanced Internal Combustion Engine Engineering and Future Power Train A |
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MEC.U435 |
Basics of Automotive Design A |
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MEC.U441 |
Automotive Structural System Engineering B |
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MEC.U442 |
Automotive Comfort Mechanics Engineering B |
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MEC.U445 |
Basics of Automotive Design B |
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MEC.U447 |
Advanced Material Science and Engineering B |
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SCE.S401 |
Practical System Design1 |
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SCE.Z403 |
International dispatch project B |
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SCE.A404 |
Nonlinear Dynamics |
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SCE.A403 |
Programming workshop |
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SCE.M402 |
Modeling of Bio-Systems I |
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MEC.U431 |
Automotive Structural System Engineering A |
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MEC.U443 |
Advanced Production Engineering B |
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MEC.U444 |
Advanced Internal Combustion Engine Engineering and Future Power Train B |
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SCE.A401 |
Stochastic Systems |
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SCE.Z491 |
Seminar in Systems and Control Engineering S1 |
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SCE.M401 |
Numerical analysis of heat transfer and fluid flow |
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SCE.I431 |
Computer Aided Systems -The Data Embedding and Coupling- |
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SCE.I402 |
Advanced course of Sensing System Theory |
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SCE.I432 |
Acoustic measurement engineering |
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SCE.Z401 |
Systems and Control Engineering Project |
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SCE.Z402 |
International dispatch project A |
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SCE.Z492 |
Seminar in Systems and Control Engineering F1 |
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SCE.C401 |
System Identification and Estimation |
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SCE.S402 |
Fluid Robotics |
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Course |
Course |
XEG.S502 |
LMI Techniques for Optimization over Polynomials in Control I |
SCE.C532 |
Nonlinear Control: Geometric Approach |
SCE.M502 |
Modeling of Bio-Systems II |
SCE.A503 |
Planning Algorithm |
SCE.Z591 |
Seminar in Systems and Control Engineering S2 |
SCE.Z592 |
Seminar in Systems and Control Engineering F2 |
SCE.A501 |
Theory of Complex Networks |
SCE.I501 |
Computational Imaging |
SCE.Z511 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) A2 |
SCE.Z512 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) B1 |
SCE.Z513 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) B2 |
SCE.Z510 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) A1 |
SCE.Z511 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) A2 |
SCE.Z512 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) B1 |
SCE.Z513 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) B2 |
SCE.Z510 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) A1 |
SCE.Z511 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) A2 |
SCE.Z513 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) B2 |
SCE.A505 |
Inverse Problems and Data Assimilation |
SCE.C531 |
Nonlinear and Adaptive Control |
SCE.A502 |
Stochastic Dynamics |
SCE.C502 |
Hybrid Systems Control |
SCE.C533 |
Network Control Systems |
SCE.I531 |
Computer Vision |
SCE.Z510 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) A1 |
SCE.Z512 |
MC Internship (Systems & Control) B1 |
SCE.A504 |
Advanced course of Computational Mechanics |
Eligibility
- Persons who have successfully completed 16 years of education outside Japan or who are expected to do so by March 31, 2017.
- Persons who have graduated from a university or college in Japan.
- Persons who have successfully completed 3 years or more of education at a university or college outside Japan and obtained a degree equivalent to Bachelor's degree or who are expected to do so by March 31, 2017.
- Persons who have successfully completed 15 years of education and obtained a degree equivalent to Bachelor's degree outside Japan or who are expected to do so by March 31, 2017 and are individually assessed and recognized by the relevant School of Tokyo Institute of Technology as having outstanding academic records.
- Persons whose countries do not require 16 years of education prior to obtain a university-level education but who satisfy both of the conditions noted below and are individually assessed and recognized by the Tokyo Institute of Technology Graduate School as having academic ability equivalent to or higher than that of graduates of a Japanese university.
- Persons who have spent at least one year as a research student or research fellow at a university or research institution in or outside Japan after successfully obtaining a Bachelor's degree.
- Persons who are at least 22 years old by March 31, 2017.
Application Requirements
- Application Form (attached form: original, no photocopies)
- Field of Study and Study Program [Research Proposal] (attached form)
- Official Academic Transcripts from both undergraduate and graduate schools (originals or certified copies)
- Certificate of Graduation or Expected Graduation from both undergraduate and graduate schools (originals or certified copies). If the applicant graduated or is graduating early or has skipped a grade or year, please submit an official document or letter issued by the school indicating such fact.
- Summary of Thesis or Research (free format)
1) For applicants to the Master's program: an outline of your study or research in your undergraduate course.
2) For applicants to the Doctoral program: a summary of your thesis or, if the applicant has not written a Master's thesis, please submit a summary of the Master's program research.
[Applicants for the Doctoral Program under eligibility condition B (3) are not required to submit this.] - English Proficiency Test Score Report (original, no photocopies)
- Evaluation Sheet with Recommendation (in a single document) from a supervisor or head of department or similar official of the last university attended to verify the potential of the applicant (attached form) (original, no photocopies)
- Consent of a Tokyo Institute of Technology Faculty Member. Attach a printout of email correspondence or any other proof to verify that a Tokyo Tech faculty member has consented to be the applicant's academic supervisor during the intended period of study at Tokyo Tech.
- Applicant's Passport (one photocopy of the page or pages with the applicant's name, nationality, date of birth and photo). *A Japanese citizen must also submit one photocopy of the page or pages of his/her passport that shows visas obtained in the country where he/she lives.
- Application Fee: ¥30,000 (JPY). Applicants must pay the stated application fee by credit card within the application payment period.
Payment Period : September 1, 2016 - November 1, 2016
Scholarships
MEXT Scholarship(University Recommendation -SGU-)
Applicants with outstanding academic performance records have the chance to apply for the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship. The scholarship provides a monthly stipend, \147,000 (JPY) for Master's Program students and \148,000 (JPY) for Doctoral Program students. (*This stipend is subject to change as specified by the regulations of the MEXT Scholarship program.) Traveling expenses are not provided from MEXT. This scholarship will be paid from April 2017 to March 2018 (12 months). The scholarship period can be extended under some conditions specified by MEXT. Successful MEXT Scholarship recipients are not required to pay admission or tuition fees. The number of awards is very limited.
NOTE: The applicant will be required to withdraw from the scholarship if he/she is applying to more than one program which will be supported by MEXT scholarship or he/she is applying to Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) scholarship and MEXT scholarship simultaneously.
JASSO
Applicants who enroll in Tokyo Tech without other scholarship have the chance to apply for the "Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students" from the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO).
Please note that those who are granted any other scholarship cannot apply to receive this scholarship simultaneously. The monthly amount of this scholarship is ¥48,000 (JPY). The monthly amount is subject to change as specified by JASSO. This scholarship will be paid from April, 2017 to March, 2018 (12 months). You should pay the admission and tuition fees even if you are selected as a recipient of this scholarship.