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From fundamentals to cutting-edge applications, our courses pave the
way for tomorrow's technology pioneers.
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Calculus (1、2、3、4)(Including internship)／2、2、2、2
Calculus was independently founded by Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz to describe and study the change of functions with respect to their variables. This subject has found applications and become fundamental in fields such as physics, chemistry, and engineering. In the first module of this Calculus series (MATH4006-4009), we will introduce differentiation of functions in one real variable.
Specifically, we will define the derivative of a function, derive basic rules and techniques of differentiation, analyze extrema of a function, discuss the statement and applications of the Mean Value Theorem(s), and sketch the graph of a function.
Key definitions are discussed, and important theorems are derived in lectures to help students develop their abilities in logical deduction and analysis. Practical applications of Calculus in various fields are illustrated to promote an organic interaction between the theory of Calculus and students’ own fields of study.
This course also provides TA classes, where students can enhance their proficiency in handling Calculus calculations under the guidance of our teaching assistants.
Students will be familiar with Calculus as a tool and be able to apply it in various subjects after finishing this course. Calculus 1, 2, 3, 4 provide the basis for the study of various advanced courses like Engineering Mathematics, Mathematical Analysis and Differential Equations.
Students are expected to be proficient in high school mathematics, including all topics covered in Pre-U/MATH4012 Pre-Calculus.
General Physics (a)(1、2)／3、3
General Physics Lab. (Ⅰ、Ⅱ)／1、1
General Chemistry (c)／3
General Chemistry Lab.／1
Computer Programming in Python／3
Electronic Circuits／3
Electronic Circuits Lab.／1
Electronics (Ⅰ)／4
Electromagnetics ／3
Engineering Mathematics (1、2)／3、3 or Engineering Mathematics 1、2、3／2、2、2
Solid State Electronics／3
Switching Circuit and Logic Design／3
Signals and Systems／3
Electronics Lab. (Ⅰ)／1
Semiconductor Lab.／2
Basic Language Courses
College Chinese (1、2)／3、3
Please check your email attachment for the Notice of Chinese and English Proficiency Test for International & Overseas Chinese Students, National Taiwan University Academic Year 2025/26.
Freshman English (1、2)／3 、3
Notice of Chinese and English Proficiency Test for International & Overseas Chinese Students, National Taiwan University Academic Year 2025/26
l Students who meet one of the requirements can apply for waiving Freshman English (and no need to take the English Proficiency Test):
To apply, please submit a scanned copy of your test certificate or result slip with your application form (downloadable at: https://reurl.cc/VzNvo6) , to forex@ntu.edu.tw
Online English Program (Ⅰ、Ⅱ)／0 、0
Notice of Chinese and English Proficiency Test for International & Overseas Chinese Students, National Taiwan University Academic Year 2025/26
l Students who meet one of the requirements can apply for waiving Freshman English (and no need to take the English Proficiency Test):
To apply, please submit a scanned copy of your test certificate or result slip with your application form (downloadable at: https://reurl.cc/VzNvo6), to forex@ntu.edu.tw
Physical Education
Health Related Physical Fitness／1
Freshmen in the first semester are required to take the "Health and Physical Fitness" course for one credit and are not permitted to take "Specialized Sports Group" courses.
“Physical education credits are not counted toward the graduation credits required by the department.”
Physical Activity and Exercise／1、1、1
1. "Specialized Sports Group (Physical Activity and Exercise)" courses worth 3 credits, required to complete 3 courses before graduation, maximum 2 courses can be selected in one semester.
2. Starting from the second semester of the freshman year, students are allowed to take "Specialized Sports Group" courses.
“Physical education credits are not counted toward the graduation credits required by the department.”
Service Learning
Service Learning (A、B)
Service Learning (A、B)／0、0 (Admission in the 2024 academic year)
Service Learning (A、B)／1、1 (Admission in the 2025 academic year) Not counted toward the graduation credits required by the department.
1. Not open in the course pre-registration period.
2. Please go to NTU course search to see different Service Learning courses.
3. Please read the course requirements and send an email to the designated email address to enroll in the courses.
Liberal Education
Liberal Education Courses (A1~A8)／12
Free to choose courses from the A1-8 areas, total of 12 credits of general education courses are required.
自由選擇A1~A8領域的通識課程，學分總數合計達12。
Four fields
Semiconductor Devices 半導體元件
Physics of Semiconductor Devices 半導體元件物理／3
TBC
Advanced IC Devices and Technologies 先進積體電路元件及技術／3
TBC
Semiconductor Material and Device Characterization 半導體材料與元件量測技術／3
TBC
Semiconductor Processing 半導體製成
Nano Optoelectronics Semiconductor Processing Technology 奈米光電半導體製程技術／3
TBC
Integrated Circuit Technology 積體電路工程／3
TBC
Practical Semiconductor Processing Equipment 半導體製程設備實務／3
TBC
Integrated Circuits Design 積體電路設計
Digital Communication Integrated Circuits Design 通信數位積體電路設計／3
TBC
Microelectronics and Experiments (Ⅱ) 電子學二／3
TBC
VLSI Design 積體電路設計／3
Mechanics of Materials 材料力學
Engineering Materials 工程材料／3
TBC
Mechanics of Materials 材料力學／3
TBC
Introduction to Materials Science 材料科學概論／3
TBC
Physics (Choose at least 2 courses)
Solid State Physics
Introduction to Solid State Physics／3
TBC
Introduction to Nanotechnology／3
TBC
Schematic MOS Devices／2
TBC
Ferroelectric Materials and Devices Technology／3
TBC
Applications of Nanomaterials／3
TBC
Introduction to Semiconductor／3
TBC
Semiconductor Testing and Analysis
Theory and Applications of Automated Optical Inspection／3
TBC
Materials Analysis／3
TBC
Physical Characterizations of Materials／3
TBC
Semiconductor Material and Device Characterization／3
TBC
Integrated Circuit Design
Vlsi Testing／3
TBC
Data Analytics (Choose at least 1 course)
Data Analytics
Probabilistic Methods in Engineering／3
TBC
Probability and Statistics／3
TBC
Engineering Statistics／3
TBC
Introduction to Optimization／3
TBC
Introduction to Stochastic Modeling／3
TBC
Data Analytics／3
TBC
System Control
Control Systems／3
TBC
Automatic Control／3
TBC
Digital Control System／3
TBC
Operations Research／3
TBC
Operations Management／3
TBC
Information Technologies
Algorithms／3
TBC
Introduction to Computer Networks／3
TBC
Machine Learning／3
TBC
Research Training and Laboratory Practice
Research Training
Research Training／2、2
4 credits or more
Laboratory Practice／2
Summer Laboratory Practice／2
TBC
Semiconductor-related courses
Choose semiconductor-related courses
1. It is recommended to take these courses in the third or fourth year of study. Students may enroll in courses from other disciplines within the university that are taught in English or Chinese, as well as additional required elective or elective courses from GUPS.
2. Additional Required Elective or Elective courses taken beyond the program requirements will be counted toward the general elective credits.
3. Additional Liberal Education Courses (A1 to A8) taken beyond the program requirements will be counted toward the general elective credits.
4. Credits from English courses taken beyond the program requirements will be counted toward the general elective credits.
5. Required and designated elective credits for a double major taken by students in other departments will be counted toward the general elective credits.
6. Credits earned from taking the “Freshman Seminar” and “Freshman Lecture” courses will both be counted toward the general elective credits.
7. Additional credits earned from the College Chinese course taken beyond the program requirements will be counted toward the general elective credits.