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Artificial Intelligence

Become a specialist who can harness AI technologies and thrive in tomorrow's AI-driven society.

After learning the fundamental theories of Artificial Intelligence and AI-related technology, we will also look at how fundamental principles are being utilized in a diverse range of applied AI fields. By learning Python—a programming language widely used in AI development—and gaining proficiency with various AI software, students develop the skills needed to apply AI technologies across a wide range of fields. We are also building a program for preparing learners into becoming highly-skilled professionals capable of developing AI-based software.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Fundamentals of Artificial IntelligenceMachine Learning and Its Application Knowledge Representation and ReasoningIoT and Artificial Intelligence
Fundamentals of AlgorithmsMathematics for AICritical Thinking Games and Artificial Intelligence
Computer Programming (Python) Combinatorial OptimizationNatural Language ProcessingRobots and Artificial Intelligence
Milestones of AIData Mining Speech UnderstandingNew Business and Artificial Intelligence
Computer Organization Data Analysis IData Analysis IIMedical Frontier Informatics
Fundamentals of Database Technology AI Software Applications IAI Software Applications IIFundamentals of Fintech
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied InformaticsObject-Oriented Programming Scientific Writing and Presentation 
Statistics for ITAdvanced Topics in Database Technology   
 Information Media Engineering  
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Courses from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

Data Science

Become a data analyst capable of analyzing data and supporting corporate decision-making.

The Data Science concentration is for those who aim to become data analysts who can make full use of data mining and statistical analyses to design strategies that support businesses. Students will learn about methods for collecting business data in courses like Fundamentals of Database Technology and Advanced Topics in Database Technology, while in also learning how to derive new insights from the accumulated data in courses like Data Analysis 1 & 2.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Fundamentals of Computer ProgrammingData Analysis IE-Commerce Methodologies Data Warehouses and Big Data
Introduction to Web Business Web Programming IIQualitative Data: Analysis and Transformation Introduction to Remote Sensing for Aquatic Systems
Fundamentals of Database Technology Exploratory Data Analysis and Visualization Internet Business Strategies and Marketing Cutting Edge of Applied Information Technology A (In Memory Database)
Statistics for ITTheories of Data Mining Practical Cloud Computing Fundamentals of FinTech
Computer Programming (C++)Advanced Topics in Information Ethics Organizational Behavior Environmental Information System
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied InformaticsAdvanced Topics in Database Technology Data Analysis IILibrary Informatics
Computer Organization Advanced Topics in Business Administration   
Web Programming I   
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Courses from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

Web Systems Development

Become a developer specializing in web system development using HTML5.

To become a web application developer or website manager, students will need to develop the necessary skills in Web Programming 1, 2, and 3. In Fundamentals of Database Technology, and Advanced Topics in Database Technology, students will learn how to build database management components. Following that, students will learn about the upstream design processes in courses like Object-Oriented Systems Design and Software Engineering.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Introduction to Web Technology Web Programming IIWeb Programming IIISoftware Engineering
Introduction to Web Business Object-Oriented Systems DesignObject-Oriented Programming Mobile Application Development
Computer Programming (Python) Advanced Topics in Database Technology Design ThinkingWeb Services Development
Fundamentals of AlgorithmsInformation Security Project Management  
Computer Programming (C++)AI Software Applications I  
Web Programming IComputer Organization   
Fundamentals of Networking Statistics for IT  
Fundamentals of Database Technology    
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied Informatics   
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Courses from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

Network and Security Management

Become a specialist in network infrastructure and information security.

The Network and Security Management concentration is for those who aim to become information network specialists capable of managing security and the operations of a company’s internal network. On top of learning about conventional networking technologies in Fundamentals of Networking and Advanced Studies in Networking, students also explore emerging technologies in other related courses like IoT and Wireless Networks and Application of Cloud Networking.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Introduction to Web Technology Information Security Advanced Studies in Networking IoT and Artificial Intelligence
Computer Programming (Python) Cyber SecurityIoT and Wireless Networks Application of Cloud Networking
Fundamentals of Networking AI Software Applications ISystem Administration Advanced Routing and Switching
Computer Programming (C++)New Laws for the Entrepreneur Routing and SwitchingWeb Services Development
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied InformaticsAdvanced Topics in Information Ethics Internet Governance 
Fundamentals of Database Technology Global Internet OperationsAdvanced Cyber Security 
Web Programming I   
Computer Organization    
Statistics for IT   
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Courses from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

Global Entrepreneurship

Become an entrepreneur with the latest ICT skills.

The Global Entrepreneurship concentration is for those who aim to become entrepreneurs looking to take on the challenge of launching new ventures and strategically manage the information, financial, and staffing resources required. Prospective entrepreneurs will learn about the essential elements that go into planning a venture in the Global Entrepreneurship and Business Models course and how to manage the financial aspects that keep a business going in the Current Issues in the IT Industry course. In Organizational Behaviour, students will learn about how to manage and lead an organization.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Business Economics IIProject Management Global Human Resource Development Game Theory and Negotiation
Business Economics IGlobal Entrepreneurship and Business ModelsInternet Business Strategies and Marketing Advanced Topics in Business Administration
Introduction to Web Business Practical Cloud Computing E-Commerce MethodologiesNew Laws for the Entreprenuer
Statistics for ITIntellectual Property Rights Law Design ThinkingLeading Meaningfully for Sustainable Growth
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied InformaticsCurrent Issues in IT Industry Practical Studies for Business Management  
Web Programming IAdvanced Topics in Information Ethics Brand Design and Business Management  
 Organizational Behaviour IT Business Negotiation  
 Global Internet OperationsInternet Governance 
 Digital Healthcare Fundamentals and Applications  
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Courses from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

ERP

Become an ERP consultant who can optimize business processes.

The ERP concentration is designed for those aiming to become ERP consultants who drive the implementation and optimization of corporate information systems, or systems engineers and programmers who design and develop added features for ERP packages. By taking courses specially designed to work with ERP packages from SAP ERP software, students can learn about ERP systems from the ground up in courses like Financial Accounting System Development 1 & 2.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Information Systems for Enterprises Financial Accounting System Development I and IISales and Distribution System Development Advanced Topics in ERP Consultation
System Integration and e-Business ERP Business Application Development Object-Oriented Programming Production Control System Development
International Accounting Sales and Distribution System Development Machine Learning and Its Application Human Resource Management System Development
Web Programming IWeb Programming II  
Fundamentals of Computer ProgrammingFundamentals of Database Technology   
Statistics for IT   
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied Informatics   
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Courses from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

IT Manga and Anime

Become a specialist in animation and content creation.

This concentration is designed for aspiring creatives specializing in manga and anime. In courses like Scenario Storyboarding and Special Topics in Anime, Planning, Production and Promotion, aspiring creatives can learn about the upstream processes in manga and anime content creation, and then hone the fundamental skills necessary for digital content creation in courses like Rich Media Content Development, and Digital Animation Creation.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Rich Media Content Development Digital Animation Creation Computer GraphicsDigital Audio Production
Animation Drawing Fundamentals ASpecial Topics in Anime, Planning, Production and PromotionVisual Story Telling and Communication Advanced Special Visual Effects
Fundamentals of Western Art HistoryScenario Writing and Storyboarding Practical Animation ProductionEntertainment in IT
Special Topics in Contents Industry Visual Image Processing Special Visual Effects Brand Design and Business Management
Web Programming IAnimation Drawing Fundamentals BManga Creation Theory 
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied InformaticsIntroduction to Modern and Contemporary Art HistoryTheory and Practice of Photography 
Computer Organization Fundamentals of Japanese Film History  
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Courses from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

IT Tourism

Become a tourism IT specialist who can plan systems and guides for tourism and business.

The IT Tourism concentration is for those who aim to become the kind of specialist who understands both regional characteristics and tourists’ needs at the heart of tourism, and can translate that unique understanding into ICT-driven services and marketing strategies. Students acquire specialized knowledge and practical skills to thrive in the tourism industry in courses like Fundamentals of IT Tourism and Fundamentals of Tourism Business. In courses like Tourism Design, Tourism Data Analysis, and Tourism Destination Management, students also learn how to integrate social media into promotional strategies, provide multilingual and multimedia tourism information, and digitize, analyze, and predict tourist behavior.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Fundamentals of Tourism Business Tourism DesignTourism Destination Management Advanced Topics in IT Tourism
Fundamentals of IT Tourism Global Human Resource Development Tourism Data Analysis IT Tourism Internship
Project Management Web Programming IIObject-Oriented Systems Design Mobile Application Development
Fundamentals of Computer ProgrammingBusiness Economics IData Analysis IRich Media Content Development
Web Programming IGlobal Entrepreneurship and Business ModelsSpecial Topics in Anime, Planning, Production and Promotion Special Visual Effects
Statistics for ITMedia Communication Visual Story Telling and Communication Brand Design and Business Management
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied Informatics   
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Courses from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

IT Entertainment

Become an IT systems designer and manager with the technical skills needed for utilizing the latest online entertainment platforms, games, and video and audio production.

With a focus on games and video entertainment, students build a foundation in entertainment production while learning about the IT/ICT data infrastructure, industry demands, and technological advancements that support modern games and video entertainment.

  • Mandatory Course
  • Core Course
  • Concentration Course
  • Industry Course/Supporting Elective
  • Foundational Course
Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Semester 4
Fundamentals of Entertainment TechnologyContent Promotion Strategy Entertainment in IT Applied Market Research
Introduction to the Global Video Games IndustryMedia Communication Advanced Game ProgrammingSpecial Topics in Video Games
Computer Organization Business Fundamentals of Video GameVideo ProductionIT Entertainment Internship
Fundamentals of Database Technology Game ProgrammingDigital Audio Production Special Topics in Contents Industry
Fundamentals of Computer ProgrammingIntellectual Property Rights Law System Administration Application of Cloud Networking
Web Programming IModern and Contemporary Music History in AsiaSocial Media Marketing and PlanningJapanese Animation Business
Fundamental Mathematics for Applied InformaticsFundamentals of MusicSpecial Topics in Anime, Planning, Production and PromotionMusic in IT
 Storytelling and CreationContemporary Music TheoryAnime Production, Business, and Distribution Planning
   Special Visual Effects
Professional Communications in the ICT IndustryProject Foundations  
Leadership Theory Master Project
Course from other concentrations and supporting industry electives

Bespoke Curriculum

Forge your own academic journey across a wide range of fields and disciplines.

Students can design a personalized curriculum that spans multiple fields and disciplines by freely selecting courses according to their interests and goals.In addition to required courses, students can consult with their Academic Coordinator when selecting courses and tailor their curriculum to their academic goals and career aspirations, allowing them to pursue new areas of ICT application.

Admissions
 
Mandatory Courses
  • Professional Communications in the ICT Industry
  • Leadership Theory
  • Project Foundations
Select courses totaling 38 credits or more
Concentration Courses
Industry Courses
Supporting Electives
 
 
Master Project
 
 
Completion

The Flexibility of the Bespoke Curriculum

From the early days of computing in the 1960s to the present, the computer and IT fields have evolved dramatically over a relatively short period, transforming the way we work and use technology. Along with these changes, the knowledge and skills ICT learners need to acquire, as well as the challenges they are expected to address, have also evolved and diversified. For example, smartphones require applications to be planned and designed around usage patterns that differ from those of traditional PCs, such as integration with cameras, sensors, and cloud services. In other words, the ICT field holds enormous potential for new technologies and solutions to emerge beyond existing concepts.

To support students’ diverse goals and future career aspirations, KCGI offers a Bespoke Curriculum that allows students to design a personalized course of study. Rather than being restricted by established academic disciplines or fields, students can flexibly select courses that align with their own learning objectives.

As ICT continues to expand into an increasingly diverse range of fields, students may even create new career opportunities for themselves in emerging fields. The Bespoke Curriculum takes full advantage of the versatility of ICT, which can be applied across a wide range of fields and combined in various ways, empowering students to build and pursue a unique course of study that goes beyond established concepts.