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| GOALS |
| Our primary mission is to develop well-rounded individuals with a solid background in general information technology, fundamental management skills, and a strong sense of ethics, readying them for employment upon graduation. |
| Education Emphasis |
| As guiding principles, we develop curricula and course materials that have relevance to the practical world, as well as to academic fundamentals. In addition to lectures, we place importance upon faculty-student interactions to further promote and develop independent knowledge acquisition in our students. |
| Curriculum Highlights |
| Courses are designed with consideration to possible developments within the information technology industry within the next three to five years. Students may thus tailor their studies to their interests, in consultation with faculty members. |
| Faculty |
| The faculty consists of forty members. Additional part-time instructors, all with practical experience in the information technology industry, are also employed to enhance students' practical knowledge. |
| Developmental Directions |
| We will continue to cultivate individuals with general-level, entry-level, and intermediate-level skills in management information science. In cooperation with other departments, and to promote the pursuit of advanced studies in the field of information technology, we will establish interdisciplinary graduate studies programs to further enhance academic and practical research. |
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