CONTROL DEVICE FOR INTERNAL-COMBUSTION ENGINE

A control device for an engine, includes: an air intake controller controlling a quantity of intake air to be supplied to a catalyst provided in an exhaust passage by controlling an open degree of a throttle valve provided in an intake passage; a fuel controller controlling fuel supply to the engine, wherein the fuel controller stops the fuel supply and the air intake controller performs a first control supplying intake air to the catalyst by opening the throttle valve, for a predetermined period of time after an end of the first control, the fuel controller stops the fuel supply, and the air intake controller performs a second control decreasing the open degree of the throttle valve to an open degree smaller than that during the first control, and after the predetermined period of time passes, the fuel controller starts a third control supplying the fuel to the engine.