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Mechanical Engineering

Departments

Overview

The Department of Mechanical Engineering aims to develop versatile engineers capable of designing and manufacturing the machines and systems that power our society. Our curriculum seamlessly integrates traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology.

The Foundation of “Monozukuri”: Through hands-on workshop training in the 2nd and 3rd years, students master the metal processing techniques essential for high-quality manufacturing.
Design & Implementation: From the 2nd to 5th year, students learn to transform creative ideas into tangible products through continuous training in mechanical design and drafting.
Core Engineering Excellence: Our program focuses on the fundamental “Four Pillars” of mechanics— Material Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Fluid Dynamics , and Mechanical Dynamics—taught in close coordination with early-stage engineering sciences.
Theory Meets Practice: Theoretical knowledge is solidified through intensive mechanical engineering experiments and practical training.
Digital Transformation: Information processing and computer technologies are integrated into the specialized curriculum to prepare students for the digital era of engineering.
The Capstone Experience: In the 5th year, students undertake Graduation Research, a culmination of their studies that develops the comprehensive problem-solving skills needed to tackle complex, real-world engineering challenges.

Subjects

Strength of Materials, Thermodynamics, Hydraulics, Engineering Materials, Metal Working Technology, Mechanism, Control Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Design, Machine Design & Drawing, Mechanical Engineering Laboratory, Mechanical Technology Practice, Study for Graduation

Teachers

Part-time Teachers

  • Hiromi Ishikawa（石川 弘美）
  • Mitsunori Kokubo（小久保 光典）
  • Tomoyuki Sato（佐藤 智之）
  • Shinsaku Tsutsui（筒井 真作）
  • Tomohisa Nishida（西田 友久）
  • Hideto Mano（眞野 秀人）
  • Hisami Muramatsu（村松 久巳）