Mathematics and Physics are the core sciences that underpin and develop information science, which constitutes the infrastructure of our society today. Our objective is to train students to acquire "substantial abilities" that meet the needs of the information society by setting the basic mathematics and physics as the core requirements. Particularly, seminars in mathematics are kept small in size in order to help students develop logical ways of thinking. Basic knowledge and logical thinking are also highly emphasized in physics classes where students learn "to think for themselves" through researches and experiments. Computer curriculum includes programming languages (C language), algorithms, and computer simulation. Students conduct research in one of the three specialized fields, mathematics, physics, and computer technologies, for their thesis studies. Our curriculum is also geared towards teaching and education, thus successfully producing teachers and individuals with educational learning. Our graduates seek careers preferentially in computer-related or graphics-related business, the public service, and educational professions as well.