KCGI Professor Hiroyuki Ito gives a special online lecture, "The Potential of Digital Content Learned from Hatsune Miku.
On Friday, January
KCG Students Earn Top Results in Micromouse Competition
Three students from the "CINCS (Control and Communication Club)," a club at the Technical College of Kyoto Computer Gakuin (KCG) Rakuhoku School, participated in the 36th All-Japan Student Micromouse Competition (sponsored by the New Technology Foundation) held in Kanagawa Prefecture on December 18, 2021, to compete in the performance of autonomous robots.Araki, a third-year student, also placed ninth in the micromouse competition.These top grades are a testament to the high academic and technical level of KCG students.Congratulations!We look forward to your further success.
Kyoto University of Information Science and Technology will open a new building in the summer of 2022.
Kyoto College of Information Technology (KCGI) is currently constructing a new building on the north side of the main Hyakumanben campus (1 Tanakamonzen-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City) to further enhance the educational environment and to create a new center for IT education and international exchange.The four-story building with one basement level will be an advanced, groundbreaking school building equipped with high-flex classrooms that can accommodate a variety of learning styles, including active learning, an innovation room to promote the development of new ideas, individual work booths for
KCG students held the November Festival, a handmade festival.
On November 5, 2021, in response to the spread of the new coronavirus, the "November Festival", a school festival handmade by volunteer students of Kyoto Computer Gakuin
KCG Students' Game Works Used in TV Asahi's "Partners season 20
A game created by students of Kyoto Computer Gakuin (KCG) Digital Game Department was used as an important element in the storyline of the popular TV drama "Partners season 20" on November 3, 2021 (Wednesday).
Katsumasa Watanabe, former professor at KCGI, was awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Rosette
Dr. Katsumasa Watanabe, who retired in September 2021, was awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon in the autumn of the same year for his efforts in human resource development in the field of information and management as a professor of The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics.The entire KCG Group extends its heartfelt congratulations and thanks you again for your past achievements.
KCGI Tokyo Satellite alumnus Mr. Koyama won an award for excellence at the Japan Society for Development Engineering!
Takeshi Koyama, who enrolled in the The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics (KCGI) Tokyo Satellite in his 50s to study ERP and other subjects and completed the course in September 2016, received the highest award for excellence in research presentation at the Japan Society for Development Engineering, and also demonstrated the knowledge he learned at KCGI by speaking at a symposium of the same society and making proposals on strengthening Japan's digital and IT capabilities in the With Corona era.He is currently working as an IT consultant for Veson Nautical LLC, headquartered
Donated panels and system boards of the supercomputer "K computer" to the KCG Museum
RIKEN (President Hiroshi Matsumoto) has
