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DX Practical Lab


What is DX Practical Lab?

The DX Practical Lab is a cutting-edge educational initiative designed to forge top-tier IT professionals, fully equipped to lead and innovate amid today’s relentless surge in digital transformation (DX). (This pioneering endeavor was selected for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology’s FY2023 “University and College of Technology Functional Enhancement Support Project.”)



Human Resource Development

What kind of talent does the “DX Practical Lab” cultivate?

As the IT landscape evolves at breakneck speed, industry urgently needs professionals who can steer digital transformation (DX) to new heights. The DX Practical Lab provides hands-on, real-world-focused training, empowering students with cutting-edge DX technologies. Our goal is to guide them towards key DX certifications, ensuring they emerge as the leaders driving progress in today’s digital era.


Through our forward-looking digital talent development strategies, we shape three key types of next-generation professionals:

1.AI Engineer

Skilled in generative AI services and prompt engineering on leading cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP), they deliver cutting-edge DX solutions that redefine what’s possible.


2.BI Engineer

Adept at data capture, analysis, and visualization with tools like Tableau and Power BI, these experts transform complex data into dynamic insights that fuel strategic decision-making.


3.DX Consultant

Versatile in AI and BI engineering, they orchestrate holistic DX strategies—bridging technology and business to unlock sustainable, impactful digital transformation.



Curriculum

In “DX Practical Theory,” we bring in seasoned DX professionals from industry as specially appointed faculty, infusing our curriculum with genuine, real-world prowess. Beyond that, credentialed DX experts lead select sessions, sharing tangible case studies and offering clear guidance on earning sought-after DX qualifications.


Currently, our educational scope spans hardware to software, cutting across five key domains—Foundations, Engineering, Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary/Frontier Fields, and Untapped Areas. Now, with the support of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology, we’re setting precise learning targets to ensure mastery of the very DX technologies shaping the field today.


Professor Introduction

Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Informatics Person in Charge of the “DX Practical Lab” Educational Initiative
Hisaya Tanaka Professor
Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Informatics Responsible for “DX Practical Theory” Courses
Hajime Morita Specially Appointed Professor

Facility / Place

Equipment

DX Practical Workstations:
CPU: 14th Gen Intel Core i7
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4080 Super
RAM: 64GB

AI Practical GPU Server:
GPU: NVIDIA H100 x4

Educational Facilities

Kogakuin University Shinjuku Campus, Mid-rise Building 4th Floor
Address: 1-24-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-8677, Japan

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