Our department engages in education and research of the fields of computer systems, centered around fundamental theory of computation, programming languages, visual information, computer architecture, and bioinformatics. Our main interest is establishment of fundamentals of information technology in the next generation from the computer science perspective.[Faculty]
Our basic objective is the formulation and analysis of adequate mathematical models for the description and solution of practical engineering and related problems based on the understanding of their underlying informational structure, with the ultimate aim of contributing to the development of human society.[Faculty]
The objectives of this department are to understand physical phenomena from the viewpoint of recognition and control system science, to make full use of informatics and physics, to create new principles, methodologies, mechanisms and systems, and to conduct research and provide education both useful in wide areas of technology.[Faculty]
The department offers graduate-course (master and doctorate courses) education and conducts advanced comprehensive research centered around the fields of computers / information processing (hardware and software), information networks, communication systems, signal processing, media technologies and information electronics. Our activities in education and research are partly operated in cooperation with the Electronic and Electrical Engineering Departments of the Graduate School of Engineering. Our mission is the creation of new technologies in the above fields, in particular, innovative technologies for both society and industry.[Faculty]
The department commits education and research in the field of real world informatics dealing with shapes, structure, patterns, mobility and functionality of physical systems, aiming at growth of leading human resources and development of cutting-edge knowledge for creative design of intelligent mechano-informatic systems.[Faculty]
The department aims to educate leading researchers and engineers with high creativity for realizing new information technologies and systems based on novel ideas.[Faculty]

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