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About Japan Electronics College
In 1951, Japan Electronics College was founded in Shinjuku Tokyo, the information transmission mecca. The college's initial courses consisted of training programs for radio and television technicians in the 1950's. The rapidly developing electronics industries and the increasing use of the computer in the 1960's and 1970's saw the college commence training courses in electronics and computers. The college further extended its curriculum to include courses in the creation of television programs and computer software. In response to the fusion of computers and the media in the 1980's we quickly opened courses to cultivate digital engineers and computer graphic designers, while at the same time establishing the foundations for the training of technical engineers with the capacity to work any where in the world. In the 1990's we introduced new courses to enforce students awareness of the global environment, teaching them the mechanisms of solar power etc. While strengthening our ties with related industries we have provided our students with practical training for improved placement within the workforce. In the year 2000 we introduced courses in Internet security to keep up with the developments in networking and the Internet. Ever since its foundation the Japan Electronics College has remained sensitive to global developments and has been committed to the training of professionals that meet the demands of society.2010年08月19日
College History
| 1951 | Established Japan Technology Association, Founded the Nippon Advanced Television Technical School | ![]() |
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| 1961 | Renamed to Japan Electronics College, 10th Anniversary | ![]() |
| 1963 | Authorized to operate as Denshi Gakuen | |
| 1966 | Certified by Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications Japan | |
| 1967 | Certified by Ministry of International Trade and Industry Japan | |
| 1976 | Inauguration of Vocational Education Policy, Authorized to operate as an institution for vocational education. (Technical Courses) | ![]() |
| 1978 | Became the first technical college to introduce an Online System | |
| 1979 | Joint development of the Microcomputer Education System (MES-II) with NEC gaining a lot of attention at the International Computer Conference held in Washington | |
| 1981 | Installation of Education Main Frame Computer HITAC M160H, Held college exhibition in commemoration of our 30th Anniversary | ![]() |
| 1985 | Staged the 2nd CG International Symposium. | |
| 1986 | Staged the Artificial Intelligence Seminar invited 7 pioneers in various fields, such as Professor | |
| 1987 | The only educational institution to attend the AI Show (Tokyo Ryutsu Center), Continued visitation by foreign institutions. | |
| 1988 | Held Japan-U.S. CG work exchange program "ATLANTA-SHINJUKU CO-GRAPH'88" at the Atlanta College of Arts in corporation with Fuji Television, Staged "Neuro-Computer" Forum presented by Professor Marvin Minsky | |
| 1989 | Selected by the Ministry of Education as an institution for the development of advanced learning | |
| 1991 | Visitation from members of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry Information Processing, Members of the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research (England), and the inspectional tour of the Japan-United States Education Commission(Fulbright Japan), 40th Anniversary | ![]() |
| 1993 | Exhibited at Multimedia'93 | |
| 1995 | Commenced Technical Associates Program, Exhibited at the Mac World Expo'95 and the Digital Contents Festival'95, Full-scale implementation of the Internet into the college | |
| 1996 | Exhibited at the Tokyo Game Show, Participated in the ''World Solar Challenge'' a 3000 km Race around Australia (Ranked 24th in the world), exhibited at Mac World Expo'96 | |
| 1998 | Exhibited at MIDI World'98 and the Tokyo Game Show | |
| 2001 | Held ''College Exhibition'' at NS Building, Shinjuku in commemoration of the college's 50th Anniversary | ![]() |
| 2003 | Completion of ''Denshi Gakuen 50 (10 aboveground floors and 2 underground floors)'' | |
| 2004 | The information security seminar and the creator lecture meeting was held. | |
| 2006 | JEC students acquired the silver and Bronze medal at The 44th Japan skill Olympic. JEC teachers and Students were invited to Siggraph2006 that world largest CG Academic society. |
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| 2007 | The new symbol was completed that put the meaning one step forward into the world. | |
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Programs and Courses
Game Software
This program allows students to learn and acquire the knowledge and techniques required by game programmers and game software graphic designers through practical training in software development.A large number of college graduates are currently employed in leading game software manufacturers such as SQUARE ENIX, CAPCOM CO and SEGA.
Courses
- Game Programming [2years]
- Advanced Game Programming [3years]
- Game CG Design [2years]
- Game Planning [2years]

Computer Graphics
The Japan Electronics College, as the first institution in Japan to introduce courses in computer graphics in 1983, is committed to the training of professional 3DCG creators, CG animators, visual creators, video creators etc. A number of graduates from this course are currently working in Hollywood.Courses
- Computer Graphics [2years]
- CG & Visual Arts [2years]
- High technology Computer Graphics [4years]

Music
Focused on the training of sound creators, game software sound creators and other specialists in the music industry.Courses
- Computer Music [2years]

Animation
The newest animation work is studied in total and an animator and an animation creator are aimed at.Courses
- Animation [2years]
- Advanced Animation [3years]

Design
The graphic designer and Web designer who play an active part in an advertisement or the publication industry are aimed at.Courses
- Web Design [2years]
- Graphics Design [2years]

IT
The Japan College of Electronics has an impressive track record of turning out professionals in cutting edge fields, training specialists in the field of security engineers, network engineers, system engineers, programmers, administrators and instructors.Courses
- Web System(NEW) [2years]
- Mobile Application [2years]
- Embedded Systems [2years]
- Information Processing [2years]
- Information System Development [2years]
- Advanced Information Processing [3years]
- Computer Network [2years]
- Network Security [2years]

Electronics
This program includes many courses certified by the Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry giving qualified students the competitive edge when it comes to industry placement. Courses within the program aim at producing the personnel that form the pillar of society such as chief engineers, electrical technicians, microcomputer and electronics designers.Courses
- Electrical Engineering [2years]
- Electrical Work Techniques [2years]
- Applied Electronics Production [2years]

Evening Courses
Courses
- Character Design [1years]
- Computer Graphics [2years]
- Game Programming [2years]
- Network Security [2years]
- Information Processing [2years]
- Electrical Engineering [2years]
- Electrical Work Techniques [1year]

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The Learning Environment
Media Hall
This hall comes complete with 2, 120 inch screens and is able to accommodate 300 people. It is used for lectures and the presentation of graduate student works. (Building 9, B-2F)

Digital Image Studio
The digital image studio is well equipped with workstations installed with the 3DCG design tool SOFTIMAGE, widely used by the CG and game software industries. (Building 9, 2F)

Ensemble Rooms
Ensemble rooms equipped with guitar amplifiers, keyboards, drums and base amplifiers. 3 different size rooms are available, large, medium and small for various uses. (Building 21, 6F)

SE Room
The SE Room is used for all student presentations and is designed to provide students with the presentation skills required by system engineers. (Building 7, 9F)

CG Work Station Room
The CG workstation room boasts 82 computers spread out over the 2nd and 3rd floors all installed with the 3DCG design tool Maya, also used in Hollywood. (Building 9, 2F.3F)

Recording Studio
Recording studio equipped with pro specification Euphonix CS2000M. Lessons consist of actual recordings conducted by invited guests. (Building 6, 2F)

Library
The college library contains 16,000 volumes including technical manuals, general magazines and other literature and is fully equipped with a reference system enabling students to search for material by title and literature content. (Main building 6F)

Multipurpose Hall
A multiple-purpose hall equipped with a DLP projector with all the latest features, capable of projecting pictures of U-XGA resolution. It is used for the viewing of student presentations. (Building 7, B-2F)

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