NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (KOSEN ...May. 11,1901 May. 11,1901 1 2 3 EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES To turn out creative engineers with an inquisitive mind To train well-educated engineers

7テキストボックスNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (KOSEN)

7テキストボックスOSHIMA COLLEGE

7テキストボックスCOLLEGE CATALOGUE

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES 1

BRIEF HISTORYCOLLEGE SONG 2

ORGANIZATION　　Organization Chart 3　　Administrative Officials 4　　Present Number of Staff　　Teaching Staff 5DEPARTMENTS　　Shipping Technology Department 7　　Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Department　　Information Science and Technology Department　　General Education 8　　Advanced Course for Bachelor DegreeCURRICULUM　　（Department） Liberal Arts Subjects 9 Major Course Subjects 11　　（Advanced Courses） Subjects in Advanced Course 14STUDENTS　　Numbers of Regular Students 16　　Numbers of Students by Prefectures　　Numbers of Applicants and Students Admitted 17　　Scholarship　　Employment and Entrance into Universities 18　　Dormitory 20　　Student Council 21LIBRARY 22

COLLEGE TRAINING SHIPS 23

INFORMATION EDUCATION CENTER 24

COLLABORATIVE TECHNICAL CENTER 25

SUTDENT COUNSELING ROOMTECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER 26

CAREER SUPPORT OFFICE 27

ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION RESEARCH CENTER 28

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES 29

CAMPUS MAP 30

FACILITIES 32

GUIDE MAP 33

CONTENTS

Oshima Seamen's School was founded by Oshima County.Mr. Tsunetoku Maki was appointed to the 1st President.Elevated to Oshima Mercantile Marine School of Yamaguchi Prefecture.Mr. Monkichi Sugano was appointed to the 1st President.Kagoshima Mercantile Marine School in Kyushu was closed; its students were transferredto Oshima Mercantile Marine School.Elevated to Oshima National Mercantile Marine High School.Mr. Sotoo Tomioka was appointed to the 1st President.Raised to Oshima National College of Maritime Technology with two departments:Nautical Science Dept.(40students) and Marine Engineering Dept.(40students).Prof. Naoto Samejima was appointed to the 1st President.Full number to be admitted to Marine Engineering Dept. was doubled(80students).The 1st Graduation Ceremony of Oshima National College of Maritime Technology washeld.Departments were reorganized: Nautical Science Dept.(40students), Marine EngineeringDept.(40students)and Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Dept.(40students).Departments were reorganized: Shipping Technology Dept.(40students), Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Dept.(40students) and Information Science and TechnologyDept.(40students).New college song was born.College Training Ship "Oshima-maru"(the 3rd) was launched.The 100th anniversary and the 30th since its inauguration as a college, Kosen, werecelebrated.Training boat "Subaru" was launched.Renamed to National Institute of Technology, Oshima College, according to the newlaw of Independent Administrative Institution, National Institute of Technology, Japan.Advanced Course for Bachelor Degree was established. Marine Transport System(4students),Electronic and Information Technology Systems (8students)."Monodukuri-building" (Building for Advanced Course) was completed.The 120th anniversary and the 50th since its inauguration as a college, Kosen, werecelebrated.

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EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

To turn out creative engineers with an inquisitive mind

To train well-educated engineers with a global way of thinking

To produce cooperative engineers with leadership qualities anda strong sense of responsibility

BRIEF HISTORY

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校　長

総務主事／副校長（総務担当）

教務主事／副校長（教務担当）教務主事補

学生主事／副校長（学生担当）学生主事補

寮務主事／副校長（寮務担当）寮務主事補

校長補佐（研究担当）

校長補佐（総務担当）

校長補佐（企画担当）

図書館長

商船学科長

電子機械工学科長

情報工学科長

一般科目長

専攻科長専攻科主任

練習船大島丸船長

情報教育センター長

地域協力センター長

学生相談室長第一技術室長

技術支援センター長技術長第二技術室長第三技術室長

キャリア支援室長

島スクエア起業教育研究センター長

国際交流室長

先端技術教育研究センター長

総務係長課長補佐人事係長（総務担当）企画係長

図書係長

総務課長財務係長

事務部長課長補佐契約係長（財務担当）施設係長

環境整備室長

教務係長学生課長課長補佐学生係長

寮務係長

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◇ Organization Chart

Dean of General Affairs／Vice President (General Affairs)

Dean of Academic Affairs Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs／Vice President (Academic Affairs)

Dean of Student Affairs Assistant Dean of Student Affairs／Vice President (Student Affairs)

Dean of Dormitory Affairs Assistant Dean of Dormitory Affairs／Vice President (Dormitory Affairs)

Assistant President (Research Affairs）

Assistant President (General Affairs)

Assistant President (Planning Affairs)

Chair of Shipping Technology Dept.

Chair of Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Dept.

Chair of Information Science and Technology Dept.

Chair of General Education

Chief of Advanced Course

Chief of Technicians Sec.Ⅰ　Head of Chief of Technicians Sec.Ⅱ　Technicians Chief of Technicians Sec.Ⅲ

Chief of General Affairs Sec.Assistant Head Chief of Personnel Sec.(General Affairs) Chief of Planning Sec.

Chief of Library Sec.

Head of General Chief of Finance Sec.

General Manager Affairs Division Assistant Head Chief of Contracts Sec.of Administration (Financial Affairs) Chief of Facilities Sec.Bureau

Chief of Academic Affairs Sec.Head of Assistant Head Chief of Student Affairs Sec.Student Chief of Dormitory Sec.Affairs Division

Chief of Environmental Improvement Sec.

ORGANIZATION

President

Director of High Technology Education and Research Center

Director of International Exchange Office

Director of Entrepreneur Education Research Center

Director of Career Support Office

Director of Technical Support Center

Director of Student Counseling Room

Director of Library

Chair of Advanced Course

Captain of College Training Ship

Director of Information Education Center

Director of Collaborative Technical Center

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◇ Administrative Officials

Name

President Katsuya FUKUDA

Dean of General Affairs／Vice President (General Affairs) Yoshiaki ISHIHARA

Dean of Academic Affairs／Vice President (Academic Affairs) Yoshiaki ISHIHARA

Dean of Student Affairs／Vice President (Student Affairs) Yoriko ISHIDA

Dean of Dormitory Affairs／Vice President (Dormitory Affairs) Takashi ASAKAWA

Assistant President (Research Affairs） Shinji MASUYAMA

Assistant President (General Affairs) Kenshiro OKAMURA

Assistant President (Planning Affairs) Hideo KAWAHARA

Director of Library Tetsuya SUMIDA

Chair of Shipping Technology Dept. Hajime CHIBA

Chair of Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Dept. Masayuki FUJII

Chair of Information Science and Technology Dept. Kenshiro OKAMURA

Chair of General Education Yoshiaki SUGIMURA

Chair of Advanced Course Tadanori SUGINO

Captain of College Training Ship Yasuhiro NAKAMURA

Director of Information Education Center Rie TACHIBANA

Director of Collaborative Technical Center Hironori KITAKAZE

Director of Student Counseling Room Yasuyoshi TSUTSUMI

Director of Technical Support Center Hideo KAWAHARA

Director of Career Support Office Tsubasa NAKAMURA

Director of Entrepreneur Education Research Center Satoru OKANOUCHI

Director of International Exchange Office Takashi KUBOTA

Director of High Technology Education and Research Center Shinji MASUYAMA

General Manager of Administration Bureau

Head of General Affairs Division Katsumi IDE

Head of Student Affairs Division Masuo SHINOHARA

◇ Present Numbers of staff

GrandTotal

44 95

Faculty

President Professor AssociateProfessor LecturerAssistantProfessor Total

1 21 16 5

AdministrativeStaffTitle

8 51

Title

PresentNumber

Yuichi ABE

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◇ Teaching StaffShipping Technology Dept.

Rank Main Subject in His or Her Charge Note

Cargo Management, Computer Simulation,Advanced Ship ManeuveringThermal Fluid Dynamics, Steam Engineering,Propulsion Engineering

Director of Library

Maritime Safety, Ocean Management,Advanced Course of Information Science

Chair of Shipping Technology Dept.

Control Engineering, Engineering Essentials,Mechanical Design

Internal Combustion Engine Ⅰ・Ⅱ,Energy Plant Management,Combustion Engineering Advanced

Assistant President (Planning Affairs),Director of Technical Support Center

Navigational Equipment, Radio Navigation,Maritime English

Director of International ExchangeOffice

Marine Architecture, Naval Architecture Assistant Dean of Dormitory Affairs

Marine Auxiliary Machinery, Maritime English,Refrigeration & Air Conditioning SystemElectric and Electronic Engineering,Electric Machinery, Applied Mathematics

Assistant Dean of Student Affairs

Mechanics of Materials, EngineeringMechanics, Materials of Machines

Assistant Dean of Dormitory Affairs

　前　畑　航　平Terrestrial Navigation, Celestial Navigation,Maritime English


Marine Meteorology, Maritime Economics,Maritime English


Ship Handling, Coasting and Ocean Route,Information Literacy

Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs

Non-regular

Professor

Fuel Lubricant Engineering, InstrumentationEngineering, Marine environment Engineering,Career Seminar

Training Ship "Oshima-maru"


Maritime Safety, Basic Shipping Technology,Maritime Traffic Laws

Captain

Ship Management, Maritime English,Communication

Chief Engineer

Shipboard Maintenance, Maritime English Chief Officer

Basic Shipping Technology, Maritime English,Maritime Laws

First Engineer

Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Dept.


Basic Programming, Digital Signal Processing,Computer OrganizationApplied Programing, Computer Architecture,Fundamental Microcomputer

Dean of Dormitory Affairs／VicePresident (Dormitory Affairs)

Electric Circuit, Digital Circuit,Superconducting Engineering

Assistant President (Research Affairs）,Director of High Technology Educationand Research Center

Fundamentals of Electromagnetics, Theory ofIndustry, Advanced High Voltage Engineering

Chair of Electronic-MechanicalEngineering Dept.

Mechanical Technology,Robot Engineering Ⅰ

Director of Entrepreneur EducationResearch center，Assistant Dean ofStudent Affairs

Mechanics of Materials, Dynamics ofMachinery, Electromagnetics ⅠInstrumentation Engineering, Applied Physics,Electric Equipment Engineering

Director of Career Support Office

Engineering Mechanics,Thermo-Fluid Dynamics,Advanced Course of Numerical Analysis

Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs

Control Engineering, System ControlEngineering, Electromagnetics Ⅱ


Electronic Circuit, Robot Engineering Ⅱ,Sensor Engineering


Non-regular

Professor

Engineering Materials, Materials of Machines,Mechanical Technology, Heat Engine

Muneo FURUSE

Shinji MASUYAMA

Masayuki FUJII

Satoru OKANOUCHI

Hideki SASAOKA

Tsubasa NAKAMURA

Takeru WATANABE

Kohei MAEHATA

Chiharu MORIWAKI

Hiroaki MURATA

Keiji FURUMOTO

Professor

AssociateProfessor

AssistantProfessor

AssistantProfessor

AssociateProfessor

Professor

AssociateProfessor

Lecturer

Yasuki MURAKAMI

Yoichirou MASUI

Takuya HIRATA

Name

Name

Shinya YAMAGUCHI

Takashi ASAKAWA

Hidetoshi OKAZAKI

Yasuhiro NAKAMURA

Masahiro SUGIMOTO

Kazuma URATA

Koichiro KOBAYASHI

Name

Hiroki IWASAKI

Tetsuya SUMIDA

Hajime CHIBA

Seiji SHIMIZU

Hideo KAWAHARA

Takashi KUBOTA

Yasuhiro KIMURA

Jongdoc PARK

5

Information Science and Technology Dept.


Programming Language Ⅱ,Operating System

Assistant President (General Affairs)，Chair of Information Science andTechnology Dept.

Mathematical Programming,Production Control

Dean of General Affairs／Vice President(General Affairs)，Dean of Academic Affairs／VicePresident (Academic Affairs)

Control Engineering, Computer Graphics Chair of Advanced Course

Electric Circuits Technology, AnalogElectronics Circuits TechnologyImage Engineering, Technical English，Communication Systems

Information Mathematics,Computer Architecture Ⅰ,Information Theory, Software Engineering

Director of Collaborative TechnicalCenter

Programming Ⅰ，StatisticsDirector of Information EducationCenter

Information Engineering Practice,Pattern Analysis and Recognition

Database, Programming Language Ⅲ Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs

General Education


Mathematics

Law, Politics and Economics,Corporate Legal Affairs, Philosophy, German

English Reading, Advanced English,English Seminar, Inter-Cultural Studies,Practical English Ⅰ, Practical EnglishⅡ

Dean of Student Affairs／Vice President(Student Affairs)

Health and Physical Education, Volunteer

Japanese, Japanese Literature,Introduction to Japanese LiteratureMathematics，Advanced Applied Mathematics Ⅰ・Ⅱ

Director of Student Counseling Room

Chemistry, Integrated Science,Enviromental Science

Chair of General Education

English Reading, Comprehensive English,Practical EnglishPhysics, Applied Physics,Applied Physical Science


Japanese, Japanese Linguistics

Mathematics

Comprehensive English, English Expression Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs

Health and Physical Education

AssistantProfessor

World History, Japanese History,Global Cultural Studies


Toshihiko IWAMOTO

Toshio NOMOTO

Yoriko ISHIDA

Kenji OKUBO

Mitsuhiro KOTA

Hiroshi YAMADA

Tadanori SUGINO

Yoshiaki ISHIHARA

Kenshiro OKAMURA

Yasuyoshi TSUTSUMI

Yoshiaki SUGIMURA

Tomoaki IGUCHI

Tetsunori KODA

Masahiro USHIMI

Shinobu FUJII

Tomoko ONOE

Tetsuya KITA

Yuichiro SHIMADA

Name

Takeshi KAITA

Ryo MATSUMURA

Rie TACHIBANA

Hironori KITAKAZE

Hironori KAWAI

Name

Professor

AssociateProfessor

Lecturer

Professor

AssociateProfessor

AssistantProfessor

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DEPARTMENTS ◇ SHIPPING TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Shipping Technology Department is composed of two courses:

Nautical Science Course and Marine Engineering Course, and the

students study common subjects until the second grade and are

divided into two courses at the third grade to study specialized field.

In recent years, vessels are increasing in size, speed, and automated.

We aim to nurture the practical maritime Specialist with the expertise

and the applicability by teaching the latest and advanced maritime

knowledge in addition to the general engineering basis. Therefore,

they learn a wide range of knowledge relating to their specialty in our

curriculum.

EDUCATION OBJECTIVES

１．To nurture the international specialist holding mariner license

２．To provide education and training to meet the needs of the maritime industry

３．To nurture the specialist having the ability in relation to basic scholastic achievement, technique,

administration international sence, and to meet various maritime fields

◇ ELECTRONIC-MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Electronics and computer technology have been rapidly developing

in recent years. With this progress, the functions of mechanical devices

have been remarkably improved. The one of the typical examples is a

robot.

The curriculum is thus prepared for the students to make a chief study

of the two fields: “electricity and electronics” and “mechanism and

mechanics”. Information processing and other related subjects are also

provided, from both theoretical and practical sides, as basic essentials

to the mechatronics engineers in the new era.


１．To nurture the practical engineer with the sophistication in

electrical engineering

２．To train students to acquire the practical skills of information

processing by computer

３．To produce the specialist having the ability of the logical expression and presentation

４．To nurture the engineer having a rich sense of humanity and responsibilities

◇ INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

The Japanese industrial field has been developing to meet with

ICT (Information and Communications Technology) where

information and communication technology are highly related each

other. However, we are facing problems, such as a lack of highly

qualified professionals who can deal with information systems

adequately, and we have a necessity to upgrade the level of

technological abilities of software engineers.

This department offers three specific educational goals. Students

can study principles and applications of information processing and

communication systematically.

The first step seamanship training by

Cutter boat rowing for new students.

Relationship between learning

technologies in this department

and robots such as drones

Communication technology

Measurement and Control

Information processing

Electronic circuit

Mechanism and Design

Material etc.

You can learn these technologies in this department!

Learning video production in

cooperative manner using

KJ method

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１．To train students to acquire applicable capabilities based on extensive information technology

２．To enhance abilities in communication and presentation as a group leader

３．To build up flexible and creative abilities for system designers

◇ GENERAL EDUCATION

General Education is organized to produce the excellent engineer

who has a broad view of things, and to provide the basic knowledge

and skill.

It is considered to keep the minute connection to the specific

education by organizing classes in lower grades so students can learn

efficiently.

◇ ADVANCED COURSES for Bachelor Degree ○ Marine Transport Systems

This course aims to nurture highly qualified global specialists in the

field of international and domestic physical distribution. Recently,

management department like the ship operation control and the

maritime transport systems plays more important role in the shipping

industry. The ship operation control contains operation control and

engine management. In this course students can learn shipping

technology and maritime transport systems as compulsory subjects.

Then they are required to select operation control or engine

management so that they can acquire the skill of shipping operation

control and engine management.

After graduating from colleges students can be given the advanced

subjects and they may obtain a bachelor's degree from the National

Institution for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation. In order to accomplish their degree, students are

required to pass an examination given by the Institution after they have gained additional 65 units.

○ Electronic and Information Technology Systems

This course aims to produce highly qualified specialists who can

research into Electronics, Information Technology and Mechatronics.

Students can acquire sophisticated knowledge and skills about

electronics and control systems, information and communication

network. The students can enhance the skill of practical research and

development capability with the talent of these interdisciplinary areas,

and the skill of language to the globalization. Moreover, they will get

the comprehensive ability to support the local communities where the

society has been facing problems such as the depopulation and aging

to contribute to the social systems considering environment and an

energy problem.

Students take advanced subjects after graduating from colleges and may obtain a bachelor's degree from

the National Institution for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation. To do so, students are required to pass

an examination given by the Institution after they have gained additional 65 units.

Exercise using a design drawing of

a ship

Presentation of Creative Engineering

Exercise

The scenery of chemistry class

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◇ Liberal Arts Subjects ● Shipping Technology Department

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Japanese Ⅰ 2 2

Japanese Ⅱ 2 2

Japanese Ⅲ 4 2 2

World History 2 2

Japanese History 2 2

Geography 1 1

Ethics and Social Science 2 2

Politics and Economics 2 2

Law 1 1 　

Philosophy 1 1

Business Administration 2 2

Global Cultural Studies 2 2

Mathematics 1 4 4

Mathematics 2 2 2

Mathematics 3 4 4

Mathematics 4 2 2

Mathematics 5 4 4

Mathematics 6 2 2

Physics 4 2 2

Chemistry 4 2 2

Integrated Science 1 1

Comprehensive English 9 3 3 3

English Communication 4 2 2

English Composition 2 2

Advanced English 1 1 　

Maritime English 2 2

Health and Physical Education 9 2 2 2 1 2

Art（Music or Fine Arts）

78 26 23 17 3 9

Second Foreign Language 2 2

Technical English 2 2

Japanese Launguage and Culture 2 2

6 6

0 0

78 26 23 17 3 9

1

Total of Necessary Credits for Graduation

CURRICULUM

Subjects Numberof CreditsCredits of Grades

1

　　　　　　　Total of Elective Credits

　　　　　　　Necessary Credits

ElectiveSubjects

RequiredSubjects


9

● Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Department ● Information Science & Technology Department

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Japanese Ⅰ 2 2

Japanese Ⅱ 2 2

Japanese Ⅲ 4 2 2

World History 2 2

Japanese History 2 2

Geography 1 1

Ethics and Social Science 2 2

Politics and Economics 2 2

Law 1 1

Philosophy 1 1

Business Administration 2 2

Global Cultural Studies 2 2

Mathematics 1 4 4

Mathematics 2 2 2

Mathematics 3 4 4

Mathematics 4 2 2

Mathematics 5 4 4

Mathematics 6 2 2

Physics 4 2 2

Chemistry 4 2 2

Integrated Science 1 1

Comprehensive English 8 3 3 2

English Communication 4 2 2

English Composition 2 2

Advanced English 2 2

Health and Physical Education 10 2 2 2 2 2

Art（Music or Fine Arts）

77 26 23 16 6 6

Second Foreign Language 2 2

Technical English 2 2

Japanese Launguage and Culture 2 2

6 6

2 2

79 26 23 16 8 6

11

Subjects

RequiredSubjects

Credits of GradesNumberof Credits


ElectiveSubjects


　　　　　　　Total of Elective Credits


10

◇ Major Course Subjects ● Shipping Technology Department

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5thInformation Literacy 3 2 1Naval Architecture 2 1 1Electric and Electronic EngineeringⅠ 2 2Thermal Fluid DynamicsⅠ 2 2Engineering Essentials 2 2Control Engineering 2 1 1Basic Shipping Technology 2 2Ship Management 2 2Applied Mathematics 2 2Graduation Studies 6 6Terrestrial Navigation 2 2Celestial Navigation 2 2Nautical Instrument 2 2Radio Navigation 2 2Navigational Exercise 2 1 1Coasting and Ocean Route 2 1 1Ship Handling 2 1 1Marine Meteorology 2 2Shipboard Maintenance 2 　 1 1Cargo Management 2 1 1 　Maritime Traffic Laws 2 2Maritime Laws 2 1 1Navigation English 3 2 　 1Oral Communication 1 1Onboard Training 5 1 1 1 1 1Shipboard Practice 5 1 1 1 1 1Experiments and Practice 8 2 2 2 2

71 8 12 18 15 18

Internal Combustion Engine 4 2 2Steam Engineering 3 1 1 1Marine Auxiliary Machinery 3 2 1Electric and Electronic EngineeringⅡ 2 2Electric Machinery 2 2Thermal Fluid DynamicsⅡ 2 　 2Engineering Mechanics 2 2Mechanics of Materials 2 　 2Metallurgical Engineering 2 2Fuel and Lubricating Oil 1 1Instrumentation Engineering 1 　 1Design and Drawing 2 1 1Maritime Laws 1 1Marine Engineering English 2 2 　Oral Communication 1 1Onboard Training 5 1 1 1 1 1Shipboard Practice 5 1 1 1 1 1Experiments and Practice 8 2 2 2 2

73 8 12 18 15 20

Maritime Safety 2 2Maritime Economics 2 2Energy Plant Management 2 2Environmental Instrumentation Engineering 2 2Internship 1 1

9 1 84 0 4

75 8 12 18 15 22

77 8 12 18 15 24

N 75E 77 8 12 18 15

N 22E 24

78 26 23 17 3 9N 153E 155 34 35 35 18

N 31E 33

the required number of credits for NauticalScience Course

minimum number of required credits in compulsory subjects forNautical Science Course

RequiredSubjects

Numberof Credits

Credits of Grades

MarineEnginee

ringCourse

Nautical

ScienceCourse

Basic

Subjects

Shipboard Training under the National Institute for Sea Training 12 months

minimum number of required credits in compulsory subjects forMarine Engineering Course

the required number of credits for MarineEngineering Course

ElectiveSubjects

Basic

　 Total of Elective Credits　 Necessary Credits

　Total of Credits to be Completed

N :Nautical Science Course, E :Marine Engineering Course

1st 2nd 4th 5th3rd

Credits of GradesNumber ofCredits

　Total of Credits(Technical Subjects)

　Total of Credits(Liberal Arts)

11

● Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Department

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5thBasic Design 2 2Creative Engineering 1 1Mechanical Technology 2 2Mechanical Design 2 2Metallurgical Engineering 2 2Engineering Mechanics 2 2Measurement Engineering 2 2 　Mechanics of Materials 2 2Mechanics of Materials Seminar 1 1Control Engineering 2 2Thermodynamics 2 2Fluid Dynamics 2 2Industrial Electronic-Machines 2 2Dynamics of Machinery 2 2Fundamentals of Electromagnetics 2 2Electromagnetics Ⅰ 2 2Electronic Circuit 2 2Electric Circuit Ⅰ 2 2Digital Circuit 2 2Digital Signal Processing 2 2Electromagnetics Ⅱ 2 2Sensor Engineering 2 2 Electrical Machine 2 2Electric Circuit Ⅱ 2 2Information Literacy 2 2Basic Programming 2 2Applied Programming 2 2Numerical Calculation 2 2Embedded System 2 2Applied Physics 2 2Applied Mathematics 2 2Technical English 2 2Mechatronic-Electronic Practice 2 2Engineering Seminar 1 1Engineering Experments 8 2 2 2 2Graduation Studies 8 8

Necessary Credits 81 6 9 18 26 22Materials of Machines 2 2Information Processing Seminar 2 2System Control Engineering 1 1Advanced Course Ⅰ (Mechatronic-Electronic) 1 1Advanced Course Ⅱ (Mechatronic-Electronic) 1 1Advanced Course Ⅲ (Mechatronic-Electronic) 1 1Radio system 1 1Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufactur 1 1Robotics 1 1Communication Systems 1 1Digital and Analog Integrated Circuits 1 1Information Security Management 1 1Digital Image Processing 1 1Internship 2 1 1

Total of Elective Credits 17 5 12Necessary Credits 8 2 6

89 6 9 18 28 28

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th89 6 9 18 28 28

Total of Credits(Liberal Arts) 79 26 23 16 8 6168 32 32 34 36 34

Subjects

Total of Credits(Technical Subjects)


Credits of Grades

ElectiveSubjects

RequiredSubjects

Number ofCredits

Numberof

Total of Credits to be Completed

Credits of Grades

12

● Information Science & Technology Department

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5thInformation Literacy 2 2Introduction to Information Technology 2 2Information Mathematics 2 2Information Theory 2 2Data Structure and Algorithm 2 2Mathematical Programming 2 2Operations Research 2 2Programming Ⅰ 2 2Programming Ⅱ 2 2Programming Ⅲ 2 2System Program 2 2Computer Architecture Ⅰ 2 2Computer Architecture Ⅱ 2 2Operating System 2 2Database 2 2Computer Networks 2 2 Information Security 2 2Communication Engineering 2 2Software Engineering 2 2Signal Processing 2 2Image Engineering 2 2Computer Graphics 2 2Fundamentals of Electric Circuits 2 2Analog Electronics Circuits 2 2Digital Electronics Circuits 2 2Control Engineering 2 2Statistics 2 2Applied Mathematics 2 2Applied PhysicsⅠ 2 2Technical English 2 2Information Engineering Practice 2 1 1

Practice of Information TechnologyEducation 1 1Creation and Research Practice Ⅰ 1 1 　Creation and Research Practice Ⅱ 1 1Creation and Research Practice Ⅲ 1 1Engineering Experiments 8 2 2 2 2Graduation Research 8 8

Necessary Credits 82 6 10 17 27 22Applied PhysicsⅡ 2 2Productiuon Control 2 2Numerical Computation 1 1Computer Analysis Method 1 1Pattern Analysis and Recognition 1 1Engineering Mechanics 1 1Reliability Engineering 1 1Information Security Management 1 1Communication Systems 1 1Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufactur 1 1Digital and Analog Integrated Circuits 1 1Radio System 1 1System Control Engineering 1 1Robotics 1 1Advanced Course of Information Science Ｉ 1 1Advanced Course of Information Science Ⅱ 1 1Advanced Course of Information Science Ⅲ 1 1Internship 2 1 1

Total of Elective Credits 21 5 16Necessary Credits 6 2 4

88 6 10 17 29 26

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th88 6 10 17 29 26

Total of Credits(Liberal Arts) 79 26 23 16 8 6167 32 33 33 37 32

Total of Credits(Technical Subjects)

Total of Credits to be Completed


ElectiveSubjects

RequiredSubjects

Credits of Grades

Credits of GradesNumberof

Subjects Number ofCredits

13

◇ Subjects in ADVANCED COURSES

1st 2ndPractical English Ⅰ 2 2

2Volunteer 1 1Practical English Ⅱ 2 2Inter-Cultural Studies 2 2Engineering Ethics 2 2Introduction to Japanese Literature 2 2

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Practical English 2 2Advanced Course of Applied Mathematics Ⅰ 2 2Computer Simulation 2 2

6Advanced Course of Applied Mathematics Ⅱ 2 2Applied Physical Science 2 2Environmental Science 2 2Materials Science 2 2Advanced Course of Numerical Analysis 2 2Mechanical System Engineering 2 2Electric Equipment Engineering 2 2Information System 2 2Energy System 2 2Theory of Industry 2 2

20

Thesis WorkⅠ 4 4Thesis WorkⅡ 12 12Particular Experiments 4 4Particular Laboratory 4 2 2

24Internship 2 2Traffic System Engineering 2 2Marine Statistics 2 2Marine Robotics 2 2Management of Propulsive Engine for Marine 2 2Maritime Safety Advanced 2 2Terminal Planning 2 2Advanced Ship Maneuvering 2 2Human Interface of Shipping 2 2Energy Conversion Engineering 2 2Reaction Engineering 2 2Refrigeration ＆ Air Conditioning System 2 2Combustion Engineering Advanced 2 2Advanced Information Engineering 2 2

28

89

Required

Required

Required

Liberal ArtsSubjects

Basic

Elective

Elective

Elective

MajorCourse

Subjects

Specialized

Necessary Credits

Over 10.Total of Elective Credits

Total of Elective Credits

Necessary Credits

Necessary Credits

Classification Subjects

　　 Over 4. (excluding Volunteer)

Necessary Credits

Credits of Grades

Total of Elective CreditsNecessary Credits

Number of Credits

　　 Over 62. (excluding Volunteer and Internship)Total of Necessary Credits for Graduation

Required orElective

Necessary Credits 　　 Over 16. (excluding Internship)Total of All Credits

● Major Course in Advanced Course of Marine Transport Systems

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1st 2ndPractical English Ⅰ 2 2

2Volunteer 1 1Practical English Ⅱ 2 2Inter-Cultural Studies 2 2Engineering Ethics 2 2Introduction to Japanese Literature 2 2

9

Practical English 2 2Advanced Course of Applied Mathematics Ⅰ 2 2Computer Simulation 2 2

6Advanced Course of Applied Mathematics Ⅱ 2 2Applied Physical Science 2 2Environmental Science 2 2Materials Science 2 2Advanced Course of Numerical Analysis 2 2Mechanical System Engineering 2 2Electric Equipment Engineering 2 2Information System 2 2Energy System 2 2Theory of Industry 2 2

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Thesis WorksⅠ 4 4Thesis WorksⅡ 12 12Experiments of Electronics & Information System 4 4Creative Engineering Exercise 2 2Advanced Course of Electronics and Information Systems 2 2

24Internship 2 2Image Processing 2 2Electronic Physical Properties Engineering 2 2Integrated Circuits Physics & Technology 2 2Advanced High Voltage Engineering 2 2Electric Control Engineering 2 2Digital System 2 2Multimedia Applied Technology 2 2Applied Image Engineering 2 2Network Technology 2 2Pattern Recognition 2 2Applied Signal Processing 2 2Advanced Course of Production Control 2 2Human System Engineering 2 2

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89

Elective

Elective

Required

Required

Required

● Major Course in Advanced Course of Electronic & Information Technology Systems

Liberal ArtsSubjects Elective

Credits of Grades SubjectsClassification Required orElective

Number of Credits

Total of Elective CreditsNecessary Credits 　　 Over 4. (excluding Volunteer)

Necessary Credits

Over 10.

Necessary Credits

Total of Necessary Credits for Graduation 　　 Over 62. (excluding Volunteer and Internship)

　　 Over 16. (excluding Internship)Total of All Credits

Necessary Credits

MajorCourse

Subjects

Specialized

Basic



Necessary Credits

Necessary Credits

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学　生◇ Numbers of Regular Students

AnnualCapacity

EnrollmentCapacity

Shipping　Technology 40 240

Electronic-Mechanical Engineering 40 200

Information Science & Technology 40 200

Total 120 640

Marine Transport Systems 4 8

Electronic & Information Technology Systems 8 16

Total 12 24

● The current number of regular students　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　(April 4, 2018)

◇ Numbers of Students by Prefectures

Department

Advanced Coursefor Bachelor Degree

● CapacityAdmission Capacity

STUDENTS

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Trainee 1st 2nd40 42 38 42 38 36

male 34 38 35 38 31 32female 6 4 3 4 7 4

47 47 44 41 42male 41 42 35 36 40female 6 5 9 5 2

46 44 43 42 38male 32 24 17 27 22female 14 20 26 15 16

4 2male 4 2female 0 0

17 14male 16 14female 1 0

133 133 125 125 118 36 21 16male 107 104 87 101 93 32 20 16female 26 29 38 24 25 4 1 0

Departments Advanced Courses

23620828

Total

Total

1707

Informat ionScience &

Technology

Marine TransportSystems

213122

560147

91660

3130

22119427

ShippingTechnology

Electronic & InformationTechnology Systems

Grade Depart ment

Elect ronic-MecanicalEngineering

male female t ot al male female t ot al male female t ot al male female t ot al male female t ot al male female t ot al male female t ot al

1 1 1 0 1 1

1 1 1 1 0 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 2

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2

2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 0 4

1 1 1 1 0 1

1 1 1 1 0 1

1 1 1 1 0 1

1 1 1 1 2 3 2 1 3

1 1 1 1 0 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 2

3 3 9 9 7 2 9 7 3 10 1 3 4 2 2 11 13 13 29 8 37

88 23 111 76 28 104 63 34 97 74 21 95 75 18 93 15 3 18 131 195 192 391 127 518

1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 0 3

8 8 7 7 6 1 7 5 5 5 5 3 3 33 2 34 1 35

1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 4

1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2

2 2 4 4 1 1 4 4 5 1 6 16 1 16 1 17

2 2 2 2 1 1 2 3 3 9 8 1 9

1 1 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 1 1 2 2 12 11 1 12

2 2 2 2 3 3 6 1 7 0 7

1 1 1 1 0 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 0 3

1 1 1 1 2 2 0 2

1 1 1 0 1 1107 26 133 104 29 133 87 38 125 101 24 125 93 25 118 32 4 36 236 221 213 524 146 670Total

Trainee ShippingTechnologyDepartment

Electronic-MechanicalEngineeringDepartment

InformationScience＆

TechnologyDepartment

Iwate prefecture

Saitama prefecture

Chiba prefecture

Kanagawa prefecture

Shiga prefecture

Hyogo Prefecture

Wakayama prefecture

Okayama prefecture

Hiroshima prefecture

Yamaguchi prefecture

Ehime prefecture

Miyazaki prefecture

Nagasaki prefecture

Kumamoto prefecture

totalNativ e junior high schoollocation

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Hokkaido

Kyoto

Osaka

Fukuoka prefecture

Saga prefecture

Vietnam

Malaysia(internatiol student)

Cameroon(internatiol student)

Mongolia(internat iol student)

Oita prefecture

Kagoshima prefecture

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◇ Numbers of Applicants and Students Admitted

● DepartmentStudents

42 47

● Advanced Course for Bachelor DegreeStudents

◇ Scholarships Results of 2018

Century Gothic

InformationScience &

Technology

Marine TransportSystems

Electronic &Information

Technology Systems

year

2016

2017

2019

year

2018

130 44 42

46

Applicants StudentsAdmitted

253 133 40 47

293 132 43

Departments

ShippingTechnology

Electronic-MecanicalEngineering

- 2(1) -

Advanced Course

Others

Applicants StudentsAdmitted

2015 356 125 40 43 42

44

356 127 40 45 42

384

Electronic & Information

2019 18 17 1 16

Benefit-type scholarship

Miyamoto Akira Scholaship(The first semester) 5(3) 3(1) 1 1(1) -

Technology Systems

Shipping Electronic-Mecha- Information Sci- Marine Trans- Department

Japan Student Services Organization

Umeki Nobuko Scholarship

4(4) 4(2) 3(1) - -

6(6) - - - -

Loan（Interest）

All Japan Seamen's Union・International Mariners Management

Association of JapanKondo Maline Memorial Foundation 6(3) - - - -

Miyamoto Akira Scholaship(The second semester)

Others 1 - - - -

Loan（Interest free）

24(11) - - - -

Japan Maritime Scholarship Foundation 30(16) -

( )：Multiple scholarship recipients

Japan Student Services Organizatio - - 1 - -

1(1) - - - -

Japan Student Services Organization 30(13) 13(2) 12(1) 1 -

9(1) 7(1) 7 - -

2016 16 11 3 8

2015

ence&TechnologyTechnology port Systems

2018 20 19 4 15

2017 13 11 3 8

nical Engineering

13 11 1 10

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◇ Employment and Entrance into Universities

● Status of University Transfer Admissions and Advanced Course Admissions

YearDepartment

1 2

1

1

2 2 3 1

1

2 2 1 1 3 3 1 1 1

1 2 1

1

1 1

1

1 2

2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

1

Publ

ic

1

Priv

ate

1 1

3 7 7 4 6 4 3 6 5 1 4 3 3 7 3

Ad

vanc

ed C

ours

e

1 8 3 4 3 2 4 4 3 10 5 9 7

4 7 15 7 10 7 5 10 9 4 14 8 3 16 10

● Credit Status for Graduates in September 2018 and March 2019

　S ：Shipping Technology Department　M：Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Department　I ：Information Science & Technology Department

7

2019

Shimane University

Hiroshima University

Yamaguchi University

Hiroshima City University

Ritsumeikan University

2017 20182015 2016

University

University of Electro-Communications

Credit Recipients3

Total

Subtotal

National Institute of Technology(KOSEN), Oshima College

Advanced CourseMarine Transport Systems

Electronic&Information Technology Systems 7

Na

tiona

l

Nagaoka University of Technology

Utsunomiya University

Kumamoto University

University of Miyazaki

Kagoshima University

Kyusyu Institute of Technology

Okayama University

Saga University

Toyohashi University of Technology

Kobe University

Chiba University

Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology

Numbers of Graduate3

S M I S M I S M I S M I S M I

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● Employment Situation of Graduates according to Industrial Categories (Graduates in 2018 Academic Year)

ShippingTechnology

Dept.

Electronic-MechanicalEngineering

Dept.

InformationScience &

Technology Dept. Total Marine TransportSystems

Electronic andInformationTechnology

Systems

Total

42 45 44 131 3 7 10

6 16 11 33 0 3 3

36 29 33 98 3 4 7

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0

2 2 0

Food Products/Drink 1 1 0

Textile Products 0 0

Publishing/Printing 1 1 0

Chemical/Petroleum 5 1 6 0Steel/ Non-ferrous/Metal Products 1 2 3 0Manufacturing/Duties IndustryMachine Production

4 1 5 1 1 2

Electronic parts 1 1 2 1 1Electrical/Informationcommunication

4 2 6 0

TransportationMachinery 4 1 5 0

Others 0 0

Subtotal 0 20 9 29 1 2 3

2 3 5 0

1 3 16 20 1 1

35 2 37 2 2

1 1 0

0 0

Academic/ Research 0 0

Medical/ Welfare 0 0

Others 1 1 2 1 1

School Education 0 0

Others 0 0

National Civil Servant 0 0

Local Civil Servant 2 2 0

0 0

0 0

Electric/ Gas/ Water Supply

Information communication

Transport/ Post office

Service

Education

OfficialDuties

Wholesale/ Retail sale

Finance/ Insurance

Self-employed

Others

Graduates

　Others

Manufacturing

Departments

　Going on to Univ.

　Employed

Mining

Construction

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◇ Dormitory

● Current Number of Boarders (April 3, 2019)

Grade

Department

35 31 30 28 26 1 151 1 152

10 11 7 7 7 42 2 44

3 5 9 2 4 23 3 26

48 47 46 37 37 1 216 6 222

4 2 6 6

● Dormitories Expence(per month) (April 3, 2019)

7,800 yen

34,560 yen

100 yenResidence fee

5th3rd

Electronic-Mecanical Engineering D.

Shipping Technology D.

1st 2nd TotalOverseas

Student

the fee for conducting activities for all dormitory residence

“Nan-ryo” for male students Dining hall

Single room 800yen

Maintenance fee

Meal fee

Advanced Course

Accommodation fee

the cost for the electricity, water, gas, heating and etc.

the food cost and the kitchen maintenance cost

Total

Information Science & Technology D.

4th Subtotal

Shared room 700yen the lodging cost for the dormitory

Trainee

The dormitory is generally known as “Komatsu-ryo”. It consists of three residential

sections: “Nan-ryo” for male students(1st-5th year),“Chu-ryo” for senior and foreign

male students and “Joshi-ryo” for female students(1st-5th year).

As a rule 1st-year and 2nd-year boy students, except under special circumstances,

are all required to live in the dormitory. Each of them is expected to promote friendship,

self-reliance, a co-operative spirit, and a sense of responsibility by living together with

others.

Various activities such as a welcome party, Xmas party, and so on are took place by

the dormitory student council.

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◇ Student Council

● Organization of Student

● The Clubs

Cutter Yachting Rugby

Soccer Basketball Volleyball

Baseball Soft Tennis Table Tennis

Athletics Judo Kendo

Swimming Badminton

Brassband English Speaking Society Shigin

Computer Popular Music Photography

Robot Study

Astronomy Tea Ceremony Karate & Shorin-ji kempo

Japanese Drums Art PWC Rescue Party

CultualClubs

Circles

Executive Committee

Physical Committee Cultural Committee

Classes Clubs, Circles

Dean of Student Affairs

Inspection Committee

SportsClubs

General Assembly

Board ofRepresentatives

Adviser

Election Management Committee

The students lead an autonomous life based on freedom and order for five years on campus.

Under the students council which consists of all the students, there are many culture and sports clubs for them to join. Almost all the students are active in one or two of them.

The sports clubs obtain fine results in the Intercollegiate Athletic Meet and other meets every year, while the culture clubs present their accomplishments at the annual college festival, ‘Shosen-sai’in autumn and at other special events.

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LIBRARY

Our library has some 81,000 books, all of which can be used freely for studying not only

general subjects but also specialized subjects. Moreover, there is a special area where people

have access to useful academic resources for collecting information, including magazines,

audio-visual materials, and computers with internet access. In addition, the service for the

National Diet Library is also available. The library is open to the public so that they can use an

opportunity for their lifelong education.

● State of Book Stock （March 31,2019）

Open:

8:30-19:00 (Weekdays)

Closed:

Saturdays・Sundays・National holidays

Special holiday

New year's holidays

Library

Computer for Book Retrieval system

Classification

General Works 4,245 235

Philosophy 2,489 46

History 5,511 55

Social Science 7,814 55

Natural Science 12,127 789

Engineering 20,276 578

Industry 1,895 29

Arts 2,977 32

Language 3,199 399

Literature 12,831 546

Total 73,364 2,764

Japanese Foreign

Japanese Magazines

Foreign Magazines

Audiov isual Materials

186

5

189

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INFORMATION EDUCATION CENTER

Policies of the Information Education Center of our college are the information education for

an information society, the provision for an education system using IT technology, and the

operation and management of LAN system in our campus.

The building consists of a Server Room and two Seminar Rooms. In the sever room, some

information systems which include the local LAN system and the e-learning system etc. is

managed. In each seminar room, there are fifty computers for education purposed, such as

class, seminar, and self-study. These computers are provided with various software for

engineering education, such as CAD (computer-aided design) software, Image Processing

software, Video Editing software, IDE (integrated development environment) of some

programming languages. Students are able to use these computers between 7 a.m. and 7

p.m. on weekdays.

The Internet connection is connected to the Science Information NETwork (SINET), and is

provided by 1 Gbps network.

Information Education Center Servers Room

Practice Room No.1 Practice Room No.2

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COLLABORATIVE TECHNICAL CENTER This center aims to provide local residents with achievements of research and education and

the state of the art facilities for contributing to regional communities. Our center objectives are

to :

・accept various types of business consultations

・assist collaborative research

・promote career-long education

Technological supports:

・funded research, research development, collaborative research, assay, technical training

and information service

Career-long learning:

・supporting learning opportunities for local residents’ needs

・actively maintaining learning outcomes surroundings

Regional partnerships:

・interacting with local companies, cooperation and individuals

・supporting education and research in local communities

・promoting regional partnership business

・contributing to regional development

Visiting Lecture at Junior High School Region of Partnership

STUDENT COUNSELING ROOM The purpose of the Student Counseling Room is based on the idea that the staffs receive all

sorts of students’ worries and help them to solve these problems. Students have various sorts

of worries, such as their human relationship, their mental and physical health, and their study.

The Student Counseling Room consists of five teachers as a counseling staff, two school nurses,

two psychotherapists and one psychiatrist as school counselors.

The day of

the week

Counseling Staff

12:15 12:45

16:00 17:00

Monday Counselor Teacher

Tuesday Counselor Teacher

Wednesday Teacher Nurse Nurse

Thursday Teacher Nurse

Friday Nurse Teacher

○ Counseling by a school nurse is available at any time.

Counseling Schedule

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER The main roles of Technical Support Center are to provide technological support for engineering

education on experiment and practical training, and the technical support for collaborative

researches, and to maintain and run engineering workshops and boathouses. In addition, it is

designed to train an engineer with wider vision, higher originality and outstanding capacity for

technological development, and to promote community development. The technical support center consists of three sections. The three sections share each technical

service and also provide technical supports under collaboration. Three sections work together

carry out affairs in the technical support center.

Sec.Ⅰ：In charge of boats and ships

Sec.Ⅱ：In charge of Mechanical & Heat engines or Electrical & Electronics

Sec.Ⅲ：In charge of Information technology

Main equipment

Laser beam machine Contour machine

Milling machine Shielded metal arc welding

Universal machine Gas welding

CNC lathe Tungsten inert gas welding

Lathe Air plasma cutting machine

Drilling machine CO2 gas shielded arc welding

Band sawing machine Universal tool grinder

Laser beam machine

Engineering Workshop（Machine work room） Engineering Workshop（Weld room）

Lifeboat Boathouse

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CAREER SUPPORT OFFICE The purpose and the goal of Career Support Office is based on the idea that the office staff

encourage all the students to manage to find out and select their own courses for their futures

in order to realize their dreams through developing their aptitudes.

This idea is to be put into practice as follows. 1. From the first year students to the third year

students; homeroom activity for their career guidance, encouragement for their obtainment of

qualifications, 2 For the third year students; vocational aptitude test, lecture, company visitation,

3 For the fourth year students; internship, joint seminar for their job hunting and their counseling

for transferring to universities, and entering to the advanced course for Bachelor Degree at

Oshima College and others. Synthetic Personality Inventory mock test, 4. For the fifth year

students; counseling for their job hunting.

Seminar for Internship Debriefing seminar for Internship

Seminar for Beauty Treatment

for Female Students

Joint Seminar for Their Job Hunting

(About 100 companies and

organizations join at the seminar)

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ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION RESEARCH CENTER

“Shima-square” is the project which has been accomplished by Suo-Oshima Town, nearby

communities and National Institute of Technology, Oshima College collaborating with the local

entrepreneurs and various non-profit organizations. The project promotes to bring up entrepreneurs who

aim to make new business and reactivate the town and its neighbors by making use of their proud

abilities. Entrepreneur education research center has been established at a part of the branch of Tabuse

Agricultural High- school closed down. We’ve started to use the center as the place of lecturing, training

and community exchanging.

Entrepreneur education research center

Conduct courses useful for entrepreneurship

Training the next generation

Experiment shop

“FUREAI” Fair, open market for entrepreneurs of “Shima-Square” school

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INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES

◇ Experiential English learning programs（Sending）

● KCC: Kaua’i Community College, Hawaii

Based on an international exchange agreement, three-week

experiential English learning program is carried out at Kaua’i

Community College in Kaua’i, Hawaii, which is a sister island of Suo-

Oshima. Students learn the topics such as “Japanese immigrants to

Hawaii”, “Hawaiian culture and nature”, and “Science experiments

and practice” through a combination of English classes and

experiential learning.

◇ External Shipping Company International Exchange Program ● NTMA: NYK-TDG Maritime Academy, Philippines

The maritime education program (targeted for shipping technology

department) in NYK-TDG Maritime Academy has been started since

2016. The purpose is to experience the importance of English by living

with Filipino students of the same age who are strongly aiming to be a

maritime seafarer.

◇ Institutions which have agreements with our college Country Institution Date of agreement

Singapore Singapore Maritime Academy March 20,2009

America Kaua’i Community College November 29,2010

Taiwan National Kaohsiung University of

Science and Technology March 14,2014

Taiwan National Taiwan Ocean University July 20,2016

◇ International Technical Program（Sending・Acceptance）

● NKUST: National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

We have an agreement for education and academic exchanges

and cooperation with National Kaohsiung University of Science and

Technology, Taiwan. According to this agreement, we have an

exchange program for specialized studies for students of Advanced

Course and the 4th and 5th-year students of Regular Courses for

about 2 weeks.

● SMA: Singapore Maritime Academy, Singapore

We have an agreement on education and academic exchanges

for cooperation in the maritime field with Singapore Maritime

Academy (SMA), Singapore. SMA students are accepted into

Oshima College on October and Oshima students visit SMA in March

every year for about one-week exchange programs.

NKUST（Nanzin Campus）

Visiting class room in NYK-

TDG Maritime Academy

Kaua’i Community College

On-board Training in OSHIMAMARU

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CAMPUS MAP

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● Site Areas

● BuildingsStructure

and Floors　　　Main Building Ｒ４ 7,004 ㎡　　　Building for Electronic-Mechanical Engineering Dept. Ｒ４ 1,769 ㎡　　　Building for Information Science and Technology Dept. Ｒ３ 974 ㎡　　　Building for Manufacturing Education and Research Ｒ３ 734 ㎡　　　Connecting corridor Ｒ１ 33 ㎡　　　Marine Engineering Workshop Ⅰ Ｒ１ 622 ㎡　　　Marine Engineering Workshop Ⅱ Ｒ１ 519 ㎡　　　Rough Sea Laboratory Ｓ１ 565 ㎡　　　Modernized Ship Laboratory Ｒ１ 164 ㎡　　　Information Education Center Ｒ１ 300 ㎡　　　Library Ｒ２ 1,681 ㎡　　　Gymnasium Ⅰ Ｒ１ 997 ㎡　　　Gymnasium Ⅱ Ｒ１ 880 ㎡　　　Budo-jo(Gymnasium for Judo and Kendo) Ｒ１ 322 ㎡　　　Swimming Pool Annex Ｂ１ 49 ㎡　　　StorehouseⅠ for Athletic Apparatus Ｂ１ 61 ㎡　　　StorehouseⅡ for Athletic Apparatus Ｂ１ 102 ㎡　　　StorehouseⅢ for Athletic Apparatus Ｂ１ 31 ㎡　　　Komatsu-kaikan (Cafeteria) Ｒ２ 164 ㎡　　　Shokuin-kaikan (Guesthouse) Ｒ２ 193 ㎡　　　Shosen-kaikan (Student's Hall) Ｒ３ 690 ㎡　　　Memorial Hall Ｒ１ 164 ㎡　　　Sports Club Accommodations Ｗ２ 180 ㎡　　　Locker Room Ｂ１ 60 ㎡　　　Lavatory Ｂ１ 30 ㎡　　　Music Instrument Storehouse Ｂ１ 31 ㎡　　　Boathouse Ｒ１ 606 ㎡　　　Bus Garage Ｒ１ 108 ㎡　　　Garage Ｒ１ 34 ㎡　　　Guard Gate Ｒ１ 15 ㎡　　　Storehouse Ｒ１ 150 ㎡　　　Boathouse for Yachts Ｗ１ 63 ㎡　　　Storehouse for Boat Gears Ｂ１ 82 ㎡　　　Storehouse Ｒ１ 72 ㎡　　　Storehouse for Shipping Workshop Ｂ１ 26 ㎡　　　Storehouse Ｗ２ 94 ㎡　　　Storehouse for Chemicals Ｂ１ 33 ㎡　　　Storehouse for Oil Ｂ１ 19 ㎡　　　Storehouse for Fire Pumps Ｂ１ 21 ㎡　　　Storehouse Ｂ１ 34 ㎡　　　Dormitory for Male Students & Dormitory(Chu-ryo) Ｒ３ 4,350 ㎡　　　Dormitory for Female Students & Dormitory Administration Building Ｒ５ 3,816 ㎡　　　Storehouse Ｒ１ 110 ㎡　　　Laundry Ｓ１ 64 ㎡　　　Storehouse for Dusts Ｒ１ 63 ㎡　　　School Staff Residence Ⅱ Ｂ２ 256 ㎡　　　School Staff Residence　Ⅲ Ｒ４ 1,100 ㎡　　　Facility for Extracurricular Activities Ⅰ Ｓ１ 94 ㎡　　　Storehouse for Ships Ｓ1 87 ㎡

29,616 ㎡　　　R : Reinforced-Concrete Structure, S : Steel Structure, B : Block Structure

　　　W : Wooden Structure. Numbers show stories.

FACILITIES

Others

112,540 ㎡ 43,767 ㎡ 3,092 ㎡35,770 ㎡29,911 ㎡

Total

Area(㎡)

Total Area Building Site Domitory Site AthleticGrounds

Classification

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