Courses Taught in English

Second Semester of 2025

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language Subject Classification University Department Subject content
English General Chemistry 1 General Courses College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry By understanding the structure and theory of atoms, molecules, and ions underlying chemistry, and understanding differences in gas, liquid, and solid phase changes and chemical reactions, it is intended to help you easily understand basic theories in general chemistry.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Engineering Graduate School of Intergrated Energy-AI This course provides a range of training and development opportunities for new researchers and scholars. The training course is about demystifying basic research training and research methodology as well as mentoring. In particular, this course will aid those of you who have to conduct research as part of your graduate studies but do not perhaps have access to research methods courses, or for those of you who feel you would like additional support for self-improvement. No prior knowledge or experience in research is required to take this course and as such, the course is for everyone. Moreover, this course is also provided the research training and paper writing independently. Weekly plan
English General Chemistry 2 General Courses College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry General Chemistry II is a continuation of General Chemistry I covering among else Chemical kinetics, equilibrium, acid and bases, energies, electrochemistry, transition metals. This class is going to be taught by a foreign professor in 100% English.
English Theory of Media & Communications Major electives College of Social Sciences Department of Media and Communication Studies Theories help us to make sense of the world around us. Regardless of their scope, all theories shape how we make judgments about reality, relationships, cultures, and decisions in our lives. This course exposes you to theories of communication, both large and small, with the intention of better equipping you to make sense of the communicative aspects of your world.
English Soil/Ground Water Remediation Technology Major electives College of Environmental & Bioresource Sciences Environmental Biotechnology This course will cover methods for remediating contaminated soil and groundwater. We will also discuss the characterization and monitoring of contaminated sites. An emphasis will be placed on the scientific principles upon which remediation is based.
English Understanding & Usage of Big Data General Courses College of Natural Science Department of Statistics With considering that students are beginners, the content of theoretical parts that are difficult to understand will be minimized and students will understand the overall process of data analysis and learn about techniques for analyzing data using Excel, including basic usage of Excel.
English New Technology Commercialization with Industry Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering Engineering aims to study how to construct tools that are beneficial to humans based on scientific and technical principles, and ultimately to create and distribute them to the world. Traditionally, the role of engineering—focused on product development—was separated from business and marketing. However, in modern society, such distinctions are rapidly fading. As technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and automation continue to evolve, engineers are increasingly expected to understand not only technical systems but also how these systems can be delivered to the market and create value. This course helps students cultivate convergence-based knowledge by guiding them through the end-to-end innovation cycle: from problem identification and AI-based prototype development, to market analysis, business modeling, and commercialization. By simulating real-world startup or product launch processes, students will develop a practical mindset and interdisciplinary skillset that can be applied in both entrepreneurship and employment settings.
English Computational Thermo-Fluid Analysis Major College of Engineering Graduate school of Mechanical-Aer ospace-Electric Convergence Engineering The class is devoted to describe basic ideas and solid background for the numerical analysis. Partial differential equations which are conservation equations for fluid flows are discussed. Finite difference and finite volume methods are introduced. Numerical methods for solving linear equation systems and unsteady problems are presented. Finally, Solution methods for the Navier-Stokes equation are described.
English International Negotiation and Diplomacy Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation Negotiation is ubiquitous in international affairs. It is used to address situations of acute tensions between actors as well as situations of standard policy making episodes. This course aims at giving students a range of analytical tools(formal and informal) to understand negotiation dynamics between different configurations of actors and then to test their ability to apply them in selected case studies as well as in a role-play simulation.
Japanese Japanese Enterprises & Law Major electives Jeonbuk National University Law School Department of Law 今日一國の富の源泉は企業である。企業においでも、特に會社の存在は、一國の經濟發展と國民の所得創出の礎となっているのは周知の事實である。このため、企業に關する法は、國民の經濟生活に大きな影響を與える分野である。 また、外國の企業關連法を勉强することは、今後の外國企業との取引と外國へ企業を設立するにあたり、有用な資産になることができる。 この講義は、日本の企業法と韓國の企業法を比較 檢討してその違いを把握し、これに對處する方法を習得することを目指とする。この講義は、日本の企業活動と關連する商法、會社法、獨占禁止法、消費者法に重點をおく。
English Advanced Topics in Human Rights and Security Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation Students are expected to attend classes and to participate in the analysis and discussion of the assigned readings and problems. The level and quality of participation will be grounds for the adjustment of exam grades by as much as one full letter grade.
English Optimum Design Major College of Engineering Graduate school of Mechanical-Aer ospace-Electric Convergence Engineering This course provides a foundational understanding of the finite element method, continuum mechanics, and structural topology optimization. It also guides students in addressing customized design constraints relevant to engineering applications. Students will work with educational MATLAB codes, such as the well-known topology optimization codes, as well as additional code resources provided exclusively within the course. Throughout the course, students will progressively build a general-purpose topology optimization code and apply it to their own customized design topics in assignments and projects. The course is delivered in English through a combination of lecture slides and hands-on coding sessions.
English Introduction to the Middle East General electives Administration Office of International Affairs The course aims to foster an understanding of the Middle East that goes beyond basic background knowledge, providing insight into the region's history and the intricate web of international politics that has shaped the development of nations in the Middle East. Through this, the goal is to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of the Middle East, transcending the potentially unfamiliar nature of the region. * Syllabus is subject to change, depending on understanding the topic. Some of the in-depth studies can be substituted for lectures. - Assignment - 1) Weekly review note – helps better understanding of the class. 2) Final presentation/paper – Students are strongly advised to start working on the paper early in the semester, to revise their research plan following the discussion of the proposal with the lecturer, and to discuss the research work in progress with me at least once before submitting the final paper.
Chinese East Asia Through Language General electives Administration Office of International Affairs Through the birth and transformation of "Hanja", a key element of East Asian culture, we have an opportunity to consider what the essence of Chinese characters is, and to seriously examine the Chinese phonological knowledge used in the process of King Sejong's creation of Hunminjeongeum. Furthermore, a new methodology is sought through linguistic analysis on the phonological and grammatical difficulties most Chinese feel while learning Korean.
English Welfare States Major electives College of Social Sciences Department of Social Welfare This course, Comparative Social Welfare, covers theories on the concept, background, ideology, and development process of welfare states from a comparative perspective. Students will study policy cases of welfare states and, in particular, will learn about new welfare state issues in the era of digital transformation. (The course content is subject to adjustment before the start of the lecture.)
English International Organizations and Global Governance Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation This course presents a systematic overview of the history and theories of international organizations and global governance. Over the course of the term we will discuss the full range of state, intergovernmental, and non-state actors (NGO and INGOs while reflecting on the changing nature of world politics.
English Programming Based Circuit Theory 2 Major electives Administration(school) 　 Fundamentals of Electric Circuits continues in the spirit of its successful previous editions, with the objective of presenting circuit analysis in a manner that is clearer, more interesting, and easier to understand than other, more traditional texts. A balance of theory, worked & extended examples, practice problems, and real-world applications, combined with over 580 new or changed homework problems complete this edition.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Education Department of English Education This course aims at doing research on topics for theses.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Read and discuss recent papers related to nucleic acid chemistry, and discuss the results of experiments and research.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry This course aims to conduct research to achieve interactive communication and academic literacy, focusing on students' presentations on research tasks for the progress of degree thesis and feedback on them.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry The class is a discussion time of weekly research progress.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry A reaction-tailored nanocatalytic material synthesis study that can achieve optimal performance in various chemical reactions is conducted.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Discussion on research topics and recent papers on organic synthesis and catalysis.
English INTRO MULTILING WRITING General Courses Administration 　 Writing enhances the thinking process by requiring clarity, depth, and reflection. It is essential for communication, empathy, and collaboration, combining both artistic expression and logical structure. This course is designed to help students effectively express their ideas in writing through guided instruction, practice, and feedback. Weekly assignments play a central role in this course. Each assignment will be graded, and the accumulated scores will have a significant impact on the final grade. Consistent participation and timely submission are therefore essential for success.
English INTRO MULTILING WRITING General Courses Administration 　 This course aims to develop fundamental reading and writing skills that will help students achieve success in all their classes taught in English
English INTRO MULTILING WRITING General Courses Administration 　 Academic Writing for College Students is a foundational course designed to develop students’ ability to write clearly, coherently, and persuasively in an academic context. Through guided instruction and practice, students will engage with various forms of academic writing, including summaries, analytical responses, research-based essays, and argumentative papers. The course emphasizes critical reading, thesis development, logical organization, and the effective use of evidence and citations. Students will also improve their revision and editing skills, learn to avoid plagiarism, and gain confidence in expressing their ideas in writing. By the end of the course, students will be prepared to meet the writing demands of college-level coursework across disciplines.
English Human Rights and Humanitarianism Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation The issues of human rights and humanitarianism are critical agendas in contemporary global politics. As shown in the case of Syria refugee crisis, domestic conflict can affects human rights and security of neighboring countries as well as the security fractured country. Although many of countries are enjoying a quite high level of human rights, there are still many countries living under the fulfillment of human right and the protection of humanitarianism. Given this understanding, this course covers the contemporary issues in the areas of human rights in the aspect of domestic and international politics, national security to humanitarianism, gender to environment, and foreign assistance.
German German Converstion High Level 2 Major electives College of Humanities Department of German Studies Through this course, students will expand their German language skills to intermediate level 2 (B1.2 - B1+ according to the European Language Standards) with the help of a native speaker. Each student will also be paired with a student from Germany for language exchange (Tandem). This will give students further opportunities to practice and improve their language skills as well as learn more about German culture(s), using language in authentic communication.
Spanish Introduction to Spanish Conversation 2 Major required College of Humanities Department of Spanish and Latin American Studies Conversación en espan ̃ol – Nivel A2, a course designed to cultivate basic Spanish conversation skills for students and consists of detailed weekly lectures
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade In this course, students first select a topic of interest. Then, they will evaluate previous literature and analyze the chosen topic using a theoretical model. Finally, students write a thesis draft. * The course contents or schedule may change depending on the student's progress.
English Media English Teaching Major required College of Education Department of English Education This course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills in using different kinds of media as an effective tool in teaching English. Students will be able to use latest technologies in teaching English by sharing their specific tips and information.
English Consumer Behavior Major electives College of Business and Economics Department of Business Administration Students can identify two main approaches to the study of consumer behavior: a 'micro' orientation focused on the individual psychological process that consumers use in making decisions, and 'macro' orientation focused on group behaviors and the symbolic nature of consumer behavior. Both of the orientation will be lectured at this class. The course of his class is structured around a 'micro to macro' organization.
English British and American Literary Criticism Major electives College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature Course Title: Introduction to Literary Criticism Description: This class will introduce students to the discipline of literary criticism through genres such as Realism, Science Fiction, Graphic Novels, and Existentialism. We will read literature and graphic novels as well as watch films that foster engagement with critical methods such as liberal humanism, Marxism, postcolonialism, queer criticism, feminism, postmodernism and cultural studies. Authors include: D.H. Lawrence, Franz Kafka/Peter Kuper, J.G. Ballard, and E.M. Forster. Films include: Ken Loach's The Wind That Shakes The Barley and July Jung's Next So Hee (정주리, 다음 소희).
English Theory of Media & Communications Major electives College of Social Sciences Department of Media and Communication Studies Theories help us to make sense of the world around us. Regardless of their scope, all theories shape how we make judgments about reality, relationships, cultures, and decisions in our lives. This course exposes you to theories of communication, both large and small, with the intention of better equipping you to make sense of the communicative aspects of your world.
English Fundamentals of Nano-Composite 2 Major College of Engineering Department of Nano Convergence Engineering Graphene Materials: Fundamentals and Emerging Applications brings together innovative methodologies with research and development strategies to provide a detailed state-of-the-art overview of the processing, properties, and technology developments of graphene materials and their wide-ranging applications. The applications areas covered are biosensing, energy storage, environmental monitoring, and health. This class discusses the various methods that have been developed for the preparation and functionalization of single-layered graphene nanosheets. These form the essential building blocks for the bottom-up architecture of various graphene materials because they possess unique physico-chemical properties such as large surface areas, good conductivity and mechanical strength, high thermal stability and desirable flexibility.
English Nanoconvergence Engineering Seminar 5 Major College of Engineering Department of Nano Convergence Engineering This class will involve the lectures from various researchers from research institutes, industries and universities. They will introduce the recent trends in Nano Convergence Engineering in various aspects. In addition, they will discuss how to make a plan for research, and how to make progress in the experiments, and interpretation of the results. You may figure out outlines of the Nano Convergence Engineering and may get the insight how to start your research in these areas.
English Nanoconvergence Industry-University-Institute Project 1 Major College of Engineering Department of Nano Convergence Engineering This class contained that collaborating with industry or research institutes project, or creating new ideas to create systematic research project. and After setting up a topic for each team, we investigated recent research trends and then conducted a detailed study,set goals, methods and details and work closely with researchers from companies or research institutions involved in research.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Discussion on research topics and recent papers on nanocomposite synthesis and applications. Weekly reports from students will be presented and discussed.
English Gerontology Major College of Medicine Department of Medical Science Introducing the latest arcile published in the top journals.
English Modern Phonological Theories Major College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature This class is a practical course through with students apply theoroy to data and find out whether the proposed ananlysis is theoretically appropriate or not by checking out theoretical elements that are needed to be properly implemented in any analysis.
English JIANT-IT Seminar 2 Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering Some external speakers with various backgrounds of Electronics and Computer Engineering will be invited. JIANT-IT seminars are mainly focused on widening the range of knowledge of graduate students. Glocal-IT seminars (another seminar course) are focused on increasing the interaction and collaboration with local industries and research institutions. Seminar schedule and the report form are uploaded in the system. http://ieilms.jbnu.ac.kr/ (Please don't be confused with http://ieilmsold.jbnu.ac.kr/ ) This class is operated in the form of team teaching by Prof. Donggu Im and Prof. Hyun-Je Song, but please contact Prof. Im (dgim@jbnu.ac.kr) regarding attendance, assignment, and final grades.
English Advanced Image Processing Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering The main objective of this course is to understand and obtain the basic knowledge of image processing and computer vision fields. The course starts with learning the representation of image and its properties.
English Introduction to Literary Research Major College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature This course aims to introduce a new research methodology in literary studies: digital humanities. In particular, the course is designed for graduate students who are interested in analyzing literary works quantitively with the aid of digital tools but do not yet have experience with coding or dealing with literature as data. No prior knowledge of digital practices or quantitative research methods is required. While the course will have a traditional structure, students will gain hands-on experience with digital tools and methods through workshops and collaborative projects. The ultimate goal of this seminar is for students to begin to think about the design of their own digital humanties projects at the graduate level. A final note: this course will require students to bring a laptop for in-class workshops. Neither smartphone nor tablets will be acceptable.
English Seminar in British and American Poetry Major College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature This seminar examines how the themes of loss, change, and mortality function as both poetic concerns and cultural practices in twentieth-century British and American literature. Tracing their classical roots and exploring their evolution across modern contexts, the course emphasizes close reading of canonical poems that reimagine mourning, remembrance, and transformation in response to personal, historical, and collective experiences.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course aims at decreasing students' anxiety and making them try to speak out in English what they have in mind. It also aims at making them try to express in English what they want or need to say in their everyday life. All this will be made possible through such different stages of class activities as presentation, practice, and production.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course aims at decreasing students' anxiety and making them try to speak out in English what they have in mind. It also aims at making them try to express in English what they want or need to say in their everyday life. All this will be made possible through such different stages of class activities as presentation, practice, and production.
English Nonlinear Finite Element Method Major College of Engineering Department of Mechanical System Engineering The course begins with a review of basic algebra to equip students with the essential mathematical foundation. Core principles of continuum and solid mechanics are also revisited. Linear and nonlinear finite element methods are introduced through step-by-step explanations and practical examples, along with an overview of widely used finite elements. By the end of the course, students will be able to independently model and analyze structural and mechanical systems, skills that are highly valuable for future careers as mechanical, civil, or aerospace engineers and researchers. The course is delivered in English using lecture slides and hands-on coding environments.
English Topics on Computational Fluid Dynamics Major College of Engineering Department of Mechanical System Engineering I would like to introduce Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), that has been used to predict real world phenomena for decades through numerical solutions of physics based governing equations. These are proved to be less monetarily expensive than the traditional methods that involve physical manufacturing of models. Due to the advances in computing power and the development of governing equations in various applications, CFD has found its place in interdisciplinary applications ranging from mechanical engineering to biomedical and computer sciences. Latest advancements include application of machine learning to further reduce the computational time by retaining the accuracy of the predictive capability.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Understanding Linguistics Major College of Education Department of English Education This course is the second half in a two-semester sequence in syntactic theory. The course introduces students to some of the essential ideas and issues discussed in the framework of generative grammar in the 1960s through 1980s, by exploring assumptions and analyses generally adopted in the literature at the time and examining a wide range of data that motivate them. The aim of the course is to help students to gain a deeper understanding of various syntactic phenomena in English and develop the basic abilities to conduct syntactic analysis of English sentences on their own. To this end, students will be provided with plenty of opportunities to analyze a novel set of English data using the theoretical tools that they learn in class. It is strongly recommended that students take English Syntax & English Teaching 1 (ESET 1) before enrolling in this course. The course assumes that students are familiar with the course material of ESET 1, and the material covered in ESET 1 will not be repeated in the course.
English Introduction to Qualitative Research Major College of Education Department of English Education This course aims at encouraging students to search for a research topic. The students will be able to start to write a paper to be published in a journal.
English Second Language Acquisition Major College of Education Department of English Education In this course, graduate students learn about key concepts on language assessment, English teaching, and second language acquisition.
English Gender and Peace in Northeast Asia General electives Administration Office of International Affairs This course offers an introduction to feminism and gender politics. It looks at major gender issues worldwide, especially those in Northeast Asia. Using different feminist perspectives, we will discuss how gender equality is connected to political, social, and economic life. By the end of the course, students are expected to develop a comprehensive understanding of feminism and gender politics, as well as the ability to critically analyze contemporary gender issues.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Medicine Department of Medicine Understand the biochemical analysis and use it to understand the experimental design and interpretation of the experimental results and the writing of the paper.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Medicine Department of Medicine This course will cover the fundamental aspects of the structure, physiology and genetics of micro-ormanisms and the body’s immune system in response to infecting micro-organisms.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Medicine Department of Medicine Various medical and academic approaches are being made in relation to the human body and diseases. In this course, we will understand the basic knowledge about human body and disease research related to medicine, and also study various related experiments and researches.
English Area Studies 1 Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation Area Studies I offers an interdisciplinary exploration of world history and geography through a regional approach, focusing on the historical developments, cultural traditions, political systems, and geographic features that have shaped major world regions—including Europe, East and Southeast Asia, South Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas. Students will examine how geography has influenced settlement patterns, trade routes, conflicts, and cultural exchange, while tracing key historical events and movements that continue to impact each region today. The course fosters global awareness, analytical thinking, and a deeper appreciation of regional diversity and interconnection in the shaping of the modern world.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Medicine Department of Medicine This course helps students apply scientific approaches to achieve research goals with clinical relevance through critical thinking and practical guidance.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Medicine Department of Medicine This course integrates lectures, presentations, and discussions aimed at strengthening students’ thesis research abilities. Through individual presentations and topic-based discussions, students refine their research skills and deepen their understanding of the thesis research process.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Medicine Department of Medicine Improve the ability to find and organize related data on topic related to one's thesis and critically analyze strengths and weaknesses
English Special Session for Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors Major College of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering This graduate-level course provides a comprehensive exploration of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSMs) with a strong emphasis on their application in future mobility and emerging energy industries. The curriculum covers PMSM modeling, operational characteristics, advanced control methodologies, and control system design. Students will begin by developing mathematical models to analyze steady-state and dynamic performance, enabling precise prediction and optimization of motor behavior. The course examines key performance parameters and operational principles, followed by in-depth study of modern control strategies such as vector control, direct torque control, and model predictive control.
English Advanced Photochemistry Major College of Environmental & Bioresource Sciences Department of Integrative Environmental Biotechnology In this class, we understand photochemistry and photocatalyst. we will learn basic photochemistry, electrochemistry and material science.
English Modern Power System Operation and Control Major College of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering Explore various control techniques and system characteristics required for the operation of next-generation power systems, including inertia control, reserve control, and curtailment control of renewable energy sources.
English Vision Intelligence Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering In this subject, the principle of machine vision system is introduced and various kinds of features of conventional digital images processing techniques will be learned during the first couple of weeks. Then, it will be shown that the same image processing algorithms can be implemented with non-algorithmic way of neural networks learning for the comparison between two approaches. Students would understand the principle of neural learning-based image processing; while the algorithmic way of the image processing is the construction of an approximated model using a limitted number of parameters, the neural network-based approach is to find the more precise models using much more number of parameters. Several classical neural achitechures will also be introduced.
English Applied Optics Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering Understanding wave optics, electromagnetic wave theory, the propagation of light, and their applications.
English AI based Biology Engineering Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering Students learn about machine learning methods, a kind of artificial intelligence, and aim to implement CNN-structured application examples.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Veterinary Medicine Department of Veterinary Medicine This class supports graduate students as they design and conduct major research projects. Through weekly discussions, peer feedback sessions, and guided assignments, students will learn to select appropriate research topics, formulate clear hypotheses, and implement valid methodologies. They will also practice data analysis techniques, interpret results, and prepare manuscripts for publication. This course provides a structured environment in which students refine their research skills and develop coherent, compelling scientific writing.
English Understanding Western History General Courses College of Humanities Department of History This course explores the historical development of the West from ancient times to the post-Cold War era. It examines key events, ideological shifts, and the global impact of Western civilization, helping students develop a deeper understanding of its historical significance.
English Environment and Health in Modern Korea General Courses College of Humanities The Faculty of International Studies This course is conducted entirely in English, with all announcements and instructions provided in English. 1. This course focuses on the social and political dimensions of environmental and health issues, rather than their scientific, engineering, or medical explanations. Environmental health problems are deeply interconnected with societal structures, policies, and cultural values. 2. Through key case studies of major global and local environmental issues, students will deepen their understanding of the historical, cultural, and political contexts shaping these challenges. Special attention will be given to contemporary environmental challenges in Korea, while fostering critical insights into their global resonance and interconnections. Students will also reflect on the social resources—such as policies, community actions, and institutional support—needed to address these problems effectively. 3. Given the complexity of environmental issues, the course employs diverse teaching materials, including video materials (primarily in English) and interactive discussions, to provide vivid and engaging learning experiences.
English Food Microbiology 2 Major electives College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Food Science and Technology Microbiology is the study of microscopic organisms, those being unicellular (single cell), multicellular (cell colony), or acellular (lacking cells). Microbiology can be defined as the study of living organisms of microscopic size which include bacteria, fungi, protozoa and viruses. Some microbes are beneficial and others are harmful to humans. In this class, basic principles or important conventions of microorganisms that are relevant to food processing, food preservation, fermentations are considering.
German Advanced Course in German Conversation 2 Major required College of Humanities Department of German Studies After finishing Deutsche Sprache 1, strengthen and expand your basic German language skills in this course with a native speaker towards language level A2.1 according to the European Language Standards. Special focus is on speaking, while also improving reading, writing and listening. Students will also learn strategies on how to study and improve their language learning outside of the classroom and gain more confidence in speaking and communicating in German. Students have to buy the books in advance. Please keep in mind that it takes time to get the original German books. If your books do not arrive on time, please inform your professor via email.
English Social Research Design Major required College of Humanities International Cooperation This course equips students with foundational knowledge in social research methodologies and design, focusing on developing research questions, exploring various research methods, and analyzing political and social phenomena. Through a mix of lectures and discussions, students will learn to design, conduct, and evaluate research projects, culminating in their own research presentations.
English Reading Contemporary Korean Society through Technology General Courses College of Humanities The Faculty of International Studies This lecturer will cover whole aspects of Korea's Development in economic, political, and societal aspects. We will have a lot of class discussion even though we might have large number of students. Discussions and presentations wil assure your preparation of the course and will also develop understanding of Korea, which is the country of underdeveloping country to developed country.
English Microwave Active Circuit 1 Major College of Engineering Department of Intelligence and Information Convergence Learn about amplifiers that are the basis of ultra-high frequency active circuits, and learn about high-efficiency, linear power amplifiers as their application circuits. In addition, industry expert seminars and short-term industry tasks are carried out and presented at the same time.
English Introduction of Polymer BIN Fusion Technology 2 Major College of Engineering Department of Polymer-Nano Science & Technology Through Polymer BIN Fusion 2, we are going to learn about not only polymer structure and morphology, but also the thermodynamic metastabiligy and their applications of concepts in the real research fields. This class is mainly given in English . In addition we are going to review and disucss about current research papers. Therefore, students can learn about polymer synthesis as well as improve their English abilities in writing, reading and listening.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Education Department of English Education This course aims at researching topics for thesis. The students will learn idioms, metaphor, and metonymy in relation to interpersonal and no-n-literal meaning.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Education Department of English Education This course aims at doing research on topics for theses.
English Nanoconvergence Technology of Soft Materials 2 Major College of Engineering Department of Nano Convergence Engineering In this class, we are going to study the fundamentals of soft materials including polymer, liquid crystal, and amphiphiles. In addition, we are going to review currently published papers.
English Nanoconvergence Electrochemistry Engineering 1 Major College of Engineering Department of Nano Convergence Engineering This course is designed to learn the fundamentals of electrochemistry and the application of electrochemical methods to research problems. Special emphasis will be given to the study of electrode reaction mechanisms and the interpretation of electrochemical results for experiments in aqueous environment.
English Nanoconvergence Electrochemistry Engineering 2 Major College of Engineering Department of Nano Convergence Engineering The fast development of science and technology has been brought about not only prosperity of material civilization but also critical environmental challenges such as global warming and environmental pollutions. Therefore, the role of electrochemical chemistry in various field of engineering and technology is increasing greatly. The nano convergence electrochemical engineering course is solidly founded in applied chemical engineering, thus providing students with a grounding in applied science. Examples of engineering/technology applications of various concepts and principles in (1) Advanced Materials and Technologies, (2) Environmental Chemistry and Green Technologies, (3) Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering topic will be offered and discussed so that students are able to appreciate learning of these concepts and principles. Therefore, the course can encourage students to acquire a deep understanding of knowledge and skills in the electrochemistry and also in advanced technologies relevant to electrochemistry fields as well.
English Multi-Carrier Transmission Technology Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering The formal language of this class will be English. Each class is consisted of 2 hours of oral lecture and 1 hour of quiz. The students should have basic knowledge on digital communications
English Advanced Microbial Genomics Major College of Environmental & Bioresource Sciences Department of Biotechnology This class deals with the analysis of biological data obtained with DNA, RNA, and protein. It will be mainly proceeded by presentation and discussion with students.
English Advanced Phytopathology Major College of Environmental & Bioresource Sciences Department of Biotechnology - Lectures will be supplemented with discussions on contemporary research articles related to molecular plant pathology. (In addition to lectures, students will read and discuss recent research papers related to molecular plant pathology.) - Each student (or group) will select research articles (original and/or review papers) related to the assigned topics and distribute references to the class at least one week prior to the scheduled discussion. (Students will select papers related to the assigned topics and share them with the class at least one week prior to the scheduled discussion.) - Students will prepare and present a 20–30-minute seminar on their chosen topic, followed by a class discussion. (Presentations will last approximately 20–30 minutes.) * Topics will be assigned during the first or second week of class. * The schedule/content may be adjusted based on the majors and interests of the participants.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Natural Science Department of Mathematics The main purpose of this course is to investigate the basic notions of (general, algebraic and applied) topology such as connectedness, compactness, countability axioms, separation axioms, (digital) homotopy classes, homotopy groups, (co)H-spaces, digital H-spaces, singular homology and cohomology modules, (un)stable homotopy theory, topological K-theory, etc.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Engineering Department of Nano Convergence Engineering The class - Guiding students the proper ways for searching academic documents suitable with their research purpose. - Guiding students how to read properly academic documents and realize the necessary knowledge as well as good idea for their study/research. - Guiding students how to apply knowledge achieved from academic documents for their own research work.
English Advanced Intelligent Programming Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering The ultimate goal of the class is to provide students with the necessary tools for their application in their respective areas of research.
English Biomolecular Metabolism General electives College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Biochemical reactions will be explained with organic chemistry and these will guide students to understand reactions in physiological systems in our body.
French French Listening Comprehension Major required College of Humanities Department of French and African Studies It is a French listening lecture for new students and improves the basic French listening evaluation ability as a lecture by a native-speaking professor.
English Physical Chemistry 1 Major required College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry All schedules are operated through the LMS. The operation way of the LMS will be notified by each personal email at the beginning of the semester.
English Management Accounting Major electives College of Business and Economics Department of Accounting Classes are divided between lecture-discussion sessions and active problem solving. You must work independently to solve exercises and problems on your own. This is essential to succeed in this course. As a result, exercises and problems are assigned for each chapter of the textbook. I will review the solutions to some of these exercises and problems in class. Be prepared to answer questions and contribute to the solutions to these exercises and problems in class. Working on exercises and problems is essential. Understanding the solution presented in 2 class for a particular problem is only the first step; you must be able to solve similar problems yourself.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering Select research topics by individual research themes and conduct a thesis guidance class through presentation and discussion accordingly
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering Thesis writing guide. Research advice. Discussion about the experimental results. Presentation training.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering Advising research of graduate students including paper survey, reproduce, item selectionn, idea making, simulation, analysis, and documentation
Japanese Japanese Conversation 2 Major electives College of Humanities Department of Japanese Studies 聞き取り、スピーキングを中心に、読み書きの練習まで総合的に学習する。基本的な文法をパターンとし、より多くの表現を使えるように反復的にスピーキング練習をする。語彙、重要表現、会話で使う表現を学び、ロールプレイングなどの対話練習を多く行う。
English Science and Civilization in Korea General Courses College of Humanities The Faculty of International Studies Today’s Korea is acknowledged to be among the leading group in cutting-edge science and technology. However, science, technology, and medicine (STM) has always played integral roles throughout the history of Korea, although it might seem different from today’s “universal” STM. This introductory course will provide students with an outline of the history of STM in Korea, from the past to the present.
English Academic Writing General electives Administration Office of International Affairs This course explores academic writing, specifically the essay, and the fundamentals required to write a successful essay, including logical thinking and appropriate language use. The idea of writing an essay may seem particularly daunting, so the approach of this course is to deal with what may seem a particularly difficult task by examining it piece by piece and attempting it step by step. In the first half of the semester, we will examine the definition of an academic essay and its structure and mechanics—including how language and logic are used in effective essay writing—by looking at example essays and demystifying the writing skills that create them. In the second half of the semester we will refocus our attention to gain practical experience and knowledge on the writing of essays in the form of a term essay and an essay test.
French Intermediate French Conversation Major required College of Humanities Department of French and African Studies It is a class that can improve French proficiency at the intermediate level of French conversation that can be used in real life.
English Practice of Electronic Trade 1 Major College of Business and Economics Department of International Cyber Trade This course introduces the fundamental concepts of electronic trade, including international trade practices, e-commerce systems, digital logistics, and cybersecurity. Students will develop both theoretical understanding and practical skills through case studies and assignments.
German Conversational German General electives Administration Office of International Affairs This class is a basic German conversation class that wants to learn words and grammar and develop basic German conversation skills.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English English Conversation General Courses College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature Course Description: This course is designed for students with English abilities of intermediate and above. It is designed to develop students’ conversation/communication abilities by facilitating enriching experiences that provide ample opportunities to improve fluency. This class will focus on fluency over accuracy. This means that a student’s communicative ability is favoured over grammatical correctness. Due to the large number of students in this class, it will rely heavily on group work and task-based learning. Each task will explore different themes/scenarios that require different forms of communication strategies and uses of language for a variety of presentations, but group conversation/interaction—in English—is required every day to accomplish these tasks.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 This course is designed to give students the opportunity to increase their English writing and speaking fluency through activities and assessments that focus on practical communication skills and language production. It is designed to provide students with chances to write and speak on various real-world topics through highly-communicative activities that integrate listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and culture so that they may be able to effectively use English with increased confidence.
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 Solving practical listening, reading, and grammar questions reflecting the type of official examination Perform real life-based tasks (e-mail writing, self-introduction, conversation practice, etc.) Comprehensive evaluation of midterm/final exams, mock tests, assignments, attendance, etc
English Practical English General Courses Administration 　 Each and every lesson will provide real-world situations for discussing vocabularies, idioms, pronunciation, and culture. Students will focus on communicative English skills in developing confident and fluent speaking.
English General Physics 1 General Courses College of Natural Science Department of Physics This course is designed for students in the School of International Engineering and Science. The aim of this course is to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in the fundamental principles of physics, essential for their progression to advanced courses in science and engineering. This course covers the foundational principles of classical mechanics and thermodynamics. Topics include kinematics, Newton’s laws of motion, work and energy, momentum, rotational motion, heats and laws of thermodynamics. By the end of the course, students will not only develop the analytical and problem-solving skills required to address physics-related challenges but also gain the scientific mindset necessary for success in their academic and professional endeavors.
English World Commercial Policy Major required College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade This class will covers several trade policy topics such as tariff, export subsidy, and import quota. Furthermore, this course also will deal with the relationship between trade policies and other macroeconomic factors.
English English Phonology & English Teaching Major electives College of Education Department of English Education Phonology is the study of the patterns of sounds in a language and across languages. Put more formally, phonology is the study of the categorical organization of speech sounds in languages; how speech sounds are organized in the mind and used to convey meaning. We will describe the most common phonological processes and introduce the concepts of underlying representations for sounds versus what is actually produced, the surface form.
English Understanding of English Linguistics Major required College of Education Department of English Education This course will survey a wide range of topics in linguistics, including the internal architecture of human language, social aspects of language use, and language change, among others. Students will be introduced to a range of cross-linguistic variation, and they will come to recognize some of the underlying similarities that bind human languages together. In order to achieve this, students will learn and apply standard linguistic tools to datasets from a variety of languages, dialects, and time periods.
English English Pedagogical Grammar 2 Major electives College of Education Department of English Education The aim of this course is to relate grammar with meaning.The primary and essential function of language is to convey meaning. Speaking a language to communicate involves grammar.The students will learn how to produce grammatical or acceptable sentences. They will further learn how grammar contributes to subtle difference in meaning.
English Computer Architecture Major required College of Engineering Department of Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence This course aims to provide an understanding of the key components that make up a computer system—such as the processor and memory—and the principles behind their operation. It also focuses on the interactions between hardware and software during system execution. (First Half) The course covers the fundamental components of a computer system, system performance, basic computation principles, logic structures, and how these are utilized in instruction execution. (Second Half) Building on the first half, the course explores the operational behavior of processors and memory within a computer, as well as parallel processing in processors and cluster computing environments.
English Overseas Markets Studies Major electives College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade The objectives of this course are to allow students to highlight the significance and necessity of domestic and international marketing research. To understand the international marketing research process, students are required to examine several examples and applications of how to conduct marketing research in general as well as be familiar with the use of research tools and applications.
English Physical Chemistry 1 Major required College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry All schedules are operated through the LMS. The operation way of the LMS will be notified by each personal email at the beginning of the semester.
Japanese Japanese Conversation 2 Major electives College of Humanities Department of Japanese Studies この講座は日本語会話１で学んだ基礎を土台として、単純な会話から会話の場面や、相手との関係を、文化的な側面を考慮し、場面に即した会話力を身につけることを目的としている。
English Language Teaching Methods Major required College of Education Department of English Education This course provides an overview of teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language and relevant language acquisition theories.
English Contemporary Foreign Policy Analysis Major electives College of Social Sciences Department of Political Science and Diplomacy In general, a country's foreign policy is influenced by personal/domestic/international variables. Likewise, Korea's foreign policy has also been affected by a variety of variables in a complex manner following the formation of a new international order after the end of the Cold War. This course aims to provide a general understanding of the goals and characteristics of Korea's foreign policy, as well as to examine the contents of foreign policy by function and region more specifically. In particular, through in-depth discussions of various cases of Korea's foreign policy, it will cultivate the ability to apply general knowledge of Korea's foreign policy to various realities.
English Theoretical Biochemistry Major electives College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry The course will apply theoretical and computational chemistry into biomolecules and their reactions. As such, there will be many physical and mathematical concepts and equations in this course. The course can be seen as a continuation of 'Computational Chemistry Basics' class, applied to biochemistry. As this is a completely new course, the curriculum will be somewhat flexible during the semester. Two exercises are planned which will test the student's practical abilities to perform simulations.
English Food Microbiology 2 Major electives College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Food Science and Technology The purpose of this lecture is to learn about the characteristics of food microorganisms as well as the phsical, chemical and biological influences on the microbial. Based on those concepts, we are going to consider to the industrial applications for foods productions and safety. Also the prevention of food putrefaction and maintain of human health from microbes will be talked.
English Literature of Piano 2 Major electives College of Arts Department of Music This course is aimed at expanding the knowledge and understanding of piano music in general. The purpose of this course is to raise the level of awareness of piano music by studying the process of development of various repertoire's background, musical style and technique, and at the same time to cultivate the right perspective and attitude to work as a professional pianist.
German Advanced Course in German Conversation 2 Major required College of Humanities Department of German Studies After finishing Deutsche Sprache 1, strengthen and expand your basic German language skills in this course with a native speaker towards language level A2.1 according to the European Language Standards. Special focus is on speaking, while also improving reading, writing and listening. Students will also learn strategies on how to study and improve their language learning outside of the classroom and gain more confidence in speaking and communicating in German. Students have to buy the books in advance. Please keep in mind that it takes time to get the original German books. If your books do not arrive on time, please inform your professor via email.
Japanese Practice in Japanese Expression Major electives College of Humanities Department of Japanese Studies 日本語能力試験N1級レベルの表現文型の習得を目指す。意味内容又は表現意図、語感等の違いを理解し、適切に表現できるようにする。
English Electric Machinery 2 Major electives College of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering This course is directed to study and investigate major types of ac electric machines. The key physical and electrical principles of induction and synchronous machines are described through electrical equivalent circuits. The operation and control of ac machines are also introduced. The major topics covered in this course are as the followings. 1) Review on DC machines 2) Fundamentals of rotating ac field 3) Characteristics of induction machines 4) Control of induction machines 5) Characteristics of synchronous PM machines
English Classroom English Speaking Major electives College of Education Department of English Education This course is offered only for English Education majors and students intending to major in English Education. If you do not meet this requirement, please do not enroll in the course.
English Instructional Theories of English Semantics 2 Major electives College of Education Department of English Education This course presents a standard view of linguistic semantics. It aims at getting the students to proceed through the development of concepts in semantics.
English Environmental Biotechnology Major required College of Environmental & Bioresource Sciences Environmental Biotechnology 1. Describe the role of microorganisms and plants in processes such as soil remediation, wastewater treatment, composting, and solid waste management 2. Explain how environmental conditions can be manipulated to enhance or retard the above processes 3. Summarize the significance of the bio fertilizers and plant growth promoting microorganisms in agriculture sciences and explain how biomass can be converted to fermentable substrates and subsequently microbially transformed into biofuels
English Polymer Chemistry 2 Major electives College of Engineering Department of Polymer -Nano Science &Technology In Polymer Chemistry II, we are going to discuss about Kinetics of Polymerization. The main purpose of this class is to improve your understandings of polymerization which allows us to control the polymer architectures. All the classes will be given in English, so that students need to read the materials before each class in order to help your understanding. Professor will give you brief explanations and review for first and last 5 minutes in Korean.
German German Conversation 4 Major required College of Humanities Department of German Studies It is an important subject for students who want to pass the B1 certification exam or pass the graduation exam. I want to take it, but when the course capacity is over, make sure to contact the department's office.
French Intermediate French Conversation Major required College of Humanities Department of French and African Studies It is a class that can improve French proficiency at the intermediate level of French conversation that can be used in real life.
English International Business English Writing & Capstone Design Major electives College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade This class is intended for students who plan to make a career in the business world. Our class aims to provide practical help in business letters, business talks, e-mails. The contents are Advertisements, business proposal, Offer, Order, Making Contract, Payments, letter of credit, Raising a Claim and Claim Settlement.
English English Phonology Major electives College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature This class mainly deals with a lot of English phonological processes and find out their overt patterns which are useful for students to lay background for their learning the English language.
German German Practice 4 Major electives College of Humanities Department of German Studies In B1-level (Deutsche Sprache 4 anAdvanced German Conversation 1), students will complete the foundational grammar and expand their vocabulary, both content wise as well as in the variety of the topics. They learn to express their opinion, how to talk about familiar topics and personal interests in a more coherent way and can share about experiences, dreams, hopes, goals and plans, learning to give reasons or short explanations. Writing and reading tasks give students the opportunity to learn diverse letter and texts types, going beyond everyday topics and more suitable for more professional settings (e.g. articles, statistics, interviews, emails at work or interacting with companies). Please, purchase the textbook and workbook for this class. If it is hard to find the books, please feel free to contact Frau Geiges. She can help you find the books.
English Fundamental of Bio-informatics Major electives Administration(school) 　 This course will concentrate on computational tools of fundamentals of nucleic acid and protein sequence and structural analysis. we will study sequence alignment, motif finding, structural modeling, structure prediction and network modeling. We will study latest advancement in bioinformatics
English Methods of Teaching & Management in Classroom English 1 Major electives College of Education Department of English Education The course syllabus will be passed out in the first week and class syllabus is attached.
English Basic English Composition 1 Major electives College of Education Department of English Education This course is geared to provide students with written communication. Through activities ranging from structured writing to free composing, students are expected to become more confident and fluent writers of English. They will learn how to combine words into phrases, then phrases into clauses, then clauses into sentences. The sentence-level writing will be developed into paragraph writing and then into text writing.
English Science, Technology, and Globalization Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation Development of science and technology(S&T) had fundamental impact in global socio-economic structure throughout history. Notably, in 20th century, advance in S&T allowed rapid globalization that world has not seen before. S&T with globalization, hand in hand, shaped our world. Moreover, realtime exchange of the knowledge and goods has significantly altered(and altering) everyday life of people around the world. Understanding impact of S&T on globalization, and impact and globalization on S&T is foundations for understanding current global structure. This course will examine history of globalization and S&T with case studies, looking into opportunities and challenges that global development faces now.
English English Syntax & English Teaching 2 Major electives College of Education Department of English Education This course is the second half in a two-semester sequence in syntactic theory. The course introduces students to some of the essential ideas and issues discussed in the framework of generative grammar in the 1960s through 1980s, by exploring assumptions and analyses generally adopted in the literature at the time and examining a wide range of data that motivate them. The aim of the course is to help students to gain a deeper understanding of various syntactic phenomena in English and develop the basic abilities to conduct syntactic analysis of English sentences on their own. To this end, students will be provided with plenty of opportunities to analyze a novel set of English data using the theoretical tools that they learn in class. It is strongly recommended that students take English Syntax & English Teaching 1 (ESET 1) before enrolling in this course. The course assumes that students are familiar with the course material of ESET 1, and the material covered in ESET 1 will not be repeated in the course.
English Number Theory 2 Major electives College of Natural Science Department of Mathematics This course is a basic introduction to arithmetic functions, quadratic residues and quadratic reciprocity, primitive roots and orders.
English Political Economics Major electives College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Agricultural Economics Originally, economics began with political economics. This is why political economics can play an important role in determining what economic ideas and theories should be applied to the real economy depending on the circumstances of the times. Marx's capital theory is the most detailed and rational analysis of these political economics concerns. The fact that modern welfare policies are based on Marx's ineffectiveness today can not be denied that his political and economical analytical power is very good. Therefore, in this course, we will concentrate on examining what kind of thinking and methodology Marx tried to overcome the problems of the real economy of the Marx era.
Spanish DELE Conversation 2 Major electives College of Humanities Department of Spanish and Latin American Studies Preparación del Examen Oral DELE B2, a course to prepare for the DELE B2 conversation test using audiovisual materials and textbooks, requiring active students to participate in the presentation
English Nano Materials Process Major College of Engineering Department of Electronic Information Materials Engineering This class tries to improve for understanding nano-material, analysis for nano-materials, preparation method of nano-materials This class is opened only for students in the department of electronic and information materials Engineering.
English Deep Learning Utilization Colloquium Major College of Engineering Department of Electronic Information Materials Engineering This lecture introduces promising materials and deep learning-related applications that are rapidly emerging in line with the major transformation of the information collection and processing process. Based on this, the main goal of the lecture is to focus on examining the issues facing each researcher and finding ways to respond to them.
English Fundamentals of Secondary Batteries Major College of Engineering Department of Electronic Information Materials Engineering - Understand secondary battery materials - Understand principle and applications of secondary batteries - Understand role of cathode, electrolyte, anode, and separate - Study way to improve the performance of secondary batteries
English Advanced Electrical Engineering Major College of Engineering Department of Electronic Information Materials Engineering Fundamental physics and driving circuits of semiconductor electronic devices including diodes and transistors will be studied in terms of applications. In addition, circuit designs with electronic devices will be importantly discussed.
English Electronic Information Materials Major College of Engineering Department of Electronic Information Materials Engineering - Understanding the semiconductor materials and devices - Understanding the dielectric materials and insulation - Understanding the magnetic properties and superconductivity - Understanding the optical and electrical properties of materials
English Chemical Biology Major electives College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Basic molecular biology and biochemistry will be provided in this lecture to understand chemical reactions in our body.
English Physical Chemistry Major required Administration(school) 　 This course introduces core principles of physical chemistry—including atomic/molecular structure, chemical bonding, gas behavior, and the laws of thermodynamics.
English Writing Essay in English 2 Major electives College of Education Department of English Education The course syllabus will be passed out in the first week and class syllabus is attached.
English Digital Shakespeare Major electives College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature Digital Shakespeare aims to introduce students to the use of digital tools to study the works of William Shakespeare. Our focus will be on how reading and writing about Shakespeare can be aided and enriched by multiple digital resources such as the OED (Oxford English Dictionary), Internet Archive, Internet Shakespeare Editions, MIT Global Shakespeares, A|S|I|A (Asian Shakespeare Intercultural Archive), Project Gutenberg, Folger, Dracor, Voyant Tools and AntConc. In turn, students will learn not only traditional ways of analyzing Shakespearean drama based on “close reading,” but also digital tools that can further facilitate reading and writing practices. The class will also introduce a relatively new method of analyzing literary text called “distant reading.” Students will learn how to blend close reading and distant reading in order to more deeply understand Shakespeare. The major text of the course will be King Lear, but other important plays can be discussed as part of class activities.
English Organic Chemistry 2 Major electives Administration(school) 　 This course is designed to help students understand the nomenclature, preparation, properties, reactions, and synthesis of polymers. Students will apply their foundational knowledge of organic chemistry to more advanced problems and organic reactions commonly used in the chemical industry and other fields of engineering research and development.
English Instructional Theories of English Major electives College of Education Department of English Education Principles of testing and assessment (issues of validity and reliabilty, Test development, Statistics in language testing (mean, standard deviation, standard error of measurement, and item statistics) and Performance assessement using AI
English Fuel cells Major electives Administration(school) 　 The course includes: Course Introduction, Details about Hydrogen, Fundamental of Electrochemistry, Concept Fuel Cell, Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell (PEFC), Alkaline Fuel Cell (AFC), Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cell (PAFC)Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell (MCFC), Solid oxide fuel , cells (SOFCs), Implementation Scenarios, Social implications, Fuel Cell Industry
English Art Convergence Pedagogy Major electives College of Arts Department of Music From the revision of education curriculum in 2009, the key word, 'convergence' became the central issue, and the convergence education has been widely expanded from early 2011 to primary and secondary education in Korea. Under the goal of 'finding artistic inspiration from science and drawing scientific logic from art', art convergence education is considered as the ultimate tool for cultivating creative minds that breaks the boundaries between disciplines. This course focuses on understanding the merits of convergence education beyond traditional teaching methods by examining current art-centered convergence education programs and developing practical skills that music major students can utilize in various educational environments.
English History of Western Music 4 Major electives College of Arts Department of Music Western Music History 4 covers music from the late 19th to the middle of the 20th centuries. The course addresses the musical characteristics and trends of each period as well as the development of musical styles. It also introduces and discuss a vast variety of repertoires. Students eventually obtain substantial amounts of knowledge and a high level of musical comprehension.
English Biomechanics Major electives College of Engineering Nano-Bio Mechanical System Engineering a. To encourage students in biomechanics to develop an analytical problem solving approach that utilizes a systematic chain of reasoning based on the premises established by Newton. b. To provide the mechanical information necessary to enable the student to objectively criticize the sport technique involved in any athletic event which the student may one day have to teach or coach. Specifically, the student will be required to: i) understand and be able to apply Newton’s three laws of motion as they apply to human movement. ii) understand and be able to apply the ‘free body diagram’ concept to the analyses of human movement.
English Theories of International Relations Major required College of Humanities International Cooperation - Nature of Exam: Exams are designed to show your understanding of the reading materials and to develop your own position on a variety of issues. They will be composed of short-answer questions and/or essay questions. Exam questions are going to be drawn from class lectures and the reading materials.
English British Poetry before the 18th Century Major electives College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature This course explores John Milton and his poetry with a focus on political, religious, and philosophical themes in 17th-century England. Through close readings of Milton’s major works, students will examine how literature functions as a political tool and how Milton envisioned liberty, authority, rebellion, censorship, and nationhood. The course situates Milton in the context of the English Civil War, Commonwealth, and Restoration.
English Derivative Securities Major electives College of Business and Economics Department of Business Administration This course covers forwards, futures, swaps, and options. By the end of the course, students will have good knowledge of how these products work, how they are used, how they are priced, and how financial institutions hedge their risks when they trade the products.
English Optoelectronic Devices Engineering Major electives Administration(school) 　 The course include: Overview of this course, General Introduction, Light, Display Devices, Electrical Properties of solid, Solar Cells, Photodetectors, Optical Properties of Glasses, Photonic Crystals, Organic Semiconductor Technology, Optical Fiber, Laser
English Introduction to Topology 2 Major electives College of Natural Science Department of Mathematics The main purpose of this lecture is to study the basic notions of general topology.
English Methods of Teaching & Management in Classroom English 2 Major electives College of Education Department of English Education The course syllabus will be passed out in the first week and class syllabus is attached.
English Topics in Topology Major electives College of Natural Science Department of Mathematics The main purpose of this course is to investigate the basic notions of (algebraic) topology such as topological spaces, connectedness, compactness, countability axioms, separation axioms, (digital) homotopy classes, (digital) fundamental groups, (digital) homology and cohomology modules, and their applications.
English Academic English Major electives College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature To know how to write an essay with an appropriate way
Japanese Korean-Japanese Interpretation Practice Major electives College of Humanities Department of Japanese Studies 本講義では、韓国語音声を論理的に分析し、日本語母語話者にとって分かりやすく、正確に伝達する通訳表現を習得することを目的とし、以下の内容に重点を置いて授業を進める（進度は受講生の言語運用能力に応じて調整する）。 （1）通訳概論：通訳の種類、通訳に必要とされるスキル、ノートテイキングの基本等、（2）誤解や誤訳を招きやすい語彙・表現の学習、（3）通訳基礎トレーニング（ペア・グループワーク）、（4）逐次通訳演習（ペア・グループワーク）
French French Listening Comprehension Major required College of Humanities Department of French and African Studies It is a French listening lecture for new students and improves the basic French listening evaluation ability as a lecture by a native-speaking professor.
English Basics of Engineering mathematics 2 Major electives Administration(school) 　 Major topics discussed are Fourier Series, Fourier Transform and its applications, Complex integration, Cauchy integration, Power Series, Taylor Series, Laurent Series, and Residue Integration.
English Design Optimization Project for Energy System Major electives Administration(school) 　 Learn data analysis and basic machine learning with Python through hands-on practice. Start with datasets like Titanic, then apply skills to energy-related data. Focus on practical data handling and simple prediction models.
English Introduction to Public Diplomacy Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation This course provides a foundational understanding of public diplomacy and guides students in applying its principles through real-world practice. Through practical engagement in public diplomacy that reflects the unique characteristics of various countries, students gain firsthand experience with its diverse forms
English Advanced Environmental Control in Smart-farm Major College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Agricultural Engineering This course comprehensively covers fundamental knowledge through practical applications in smart farm environmental management. It specifically focuses on livestock facilities and greenhouse systems, providing an accessible introduction to environmental monitoring techniques and the latest IoT and ICT technological trends, suitable even for students without prior background in the subject. The course is structured with clearly defined weekly topics that combine theoretical knowledge and practical exercises, enabling students to develop an integrated understanding and practical skills in smart farm environmental technologies.
English Biotechnology Major required College of Natural Science Molecular Biology Based on application of multidisciplinary principles including genetics, microbiology, molecular biology, and biochemistry, we make an great effort to understand the general concept of traditional biotechnology and cutting edge biotechnology.
English Renewable Energy in Power Systems Major electives College of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering This lecture studies the stability problems caused by the connection of renewable energy to the system and various operation and control techniques related to the power system.
English Polymer 2 Major electives Administration(school) 　 Based on the prerequisite course, Polymer Chemistry I, it introduces interpretation and approaches from an engineering perspective.
Japanese Japanese Composition 1 Major electives College of Humanities Department of Japanese Studies この講座は初めて日本語の作文を学ぶ学生を対象にした講座である。 文法を学びながら正しい日本語を書けるよう指導する。
English Global Issues in Development Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation This course provides an overview of global development issues, emphasizing the Sustainable Development Goals and the core elements of sustainable development. By grouping the SDGs into eight thematic areas, the course explores how sustainability intersects with diverse socio-economic and environmental issues that necessitate international cooperation. Through a blend of lectures, discussions, and presentations, students will deepen their understanding of the sustainable development agenda and enhance their problem-solving skills to address these global challenges effectively.
English Movement Nori(Play) Therapy General Courses College of Natural Science Department of Sport Science The primary goal is to cultivate a healthy body and a positive mind through practical, Taekwondo-based classes. These classes focus on exercises such as breathing techniques, flexibility training, motor coordination training, gymnastics, meditation, movements, and breaking techniques, aiming to promote both physical and psychological well-being in students. In particular, the course helps relieve fatigue, overwork, and stress from daily life, while enhancing physical fitness and boosting self-confidence. Beyond simple physical health, students will experience mental stability and enjoyment, laying the foundation for a vibrant and active university life.
English Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation This course covers the impact of entrepreneurship on economic development and the various strategies and tools to promote it. Students will gain an understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities of entrepreneurship environments in developing countries.
Spanish Introduction to Spanish Conversation 2 Major required College of Humanities Department of Spanish and Latin American Studies Conversación en espan ̃ol – Nivel A2, a course designed to cultivate basic Spanish conversation skills for students and consists of detailed weekly lectures
English Introduction to International Development Major required College of Humanities International Cooperation This course aims to achieve goals as follow: - overall understanding of the issues of development studies - review of theories, frameworks and discourse in development cooperation
English Energy Storage and Conversion Materials Engineering Major electives Administration(school) 　 This course explores the science and engineering of materials used for energy storage and conversion—including solar cells, fuel cells, and lithium secondary batteries.
English Understanding Modern Korea Major electives College of Social Sciences Department of Sociology This course explores the historical transformation of the 20th century Korean society in terms of colonialism, cold war, and democratization. While Japan's colonial rule over the Korean peninsula came along with modern materials and institutions, its nature was oppressive and discriminatory rather than liberating and universal. The colonial rule ended with a beginning of cold war and Korean War symbolized that Koreans were pushed to the very frontline of the international ideological confrontation war. Despite the authoritarian military dictatorships for three decades, the Korean society has achieved a transformation toward democracy. Therefore, focusing on colonialism, cold war, and democratization is a main thread to understand not only the trajectory of the modern Korean society but also the unique status of South Korea in the global community.
English Python Based Basic Machine Learning Major electives Administration(school) 　 Dip into deep learning without drowning in theory. Students will dive into hands-on experiments and learn to build working models for everything from image analysis to creative writing, and gain a thorough understanding of how each technique works under the hood.
English International Macroeconomics Major electives College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade This course provides a fundamental understanding of basic economic concepts, with a specific focus on macroeconomics, which examines the economy as a whole. The course covers topics including Basic Economic Concepts; Measurement of Economic Performance; National Income and Price Determination; Financial Sector; Inflation, Unemployment, and Stabilization Policies; Economic Growth and Productivity; and International Trade and Finance.
English Data Structure Major required Administration(school) 　 covers the basics of data structures such as Binary Search Tree Priority Queue Hash Table Stack (Abstract Data Type) List Graph
English Electromagnetism 2 Major electives Administration(school) 　 Covers the time-varying electromagnetic properties such as Maxwell's equations, transmission lines, uniform plane waves, plane wave reflection and dispersion, and guided waves.
Japanese Japanese Composition 2 Major electives College of Humanities Department of Japanese Studies 基礎編では、文語体と口語体の違いを学び、段落構成や接続詞の使い方などの学習する。実践編では日常生活において、書くという必要性を１０の場面に分け、メモの書き方から、手紙、意見文、ビジネス文書の作成まで、多様な用途にあった文章を書けるように練習する講座である。
English Engineering Science Capstone Design 1 Major electives Administration(school) 　 The objective of this course is to explore design methods for turning ideas into reality. Throughout the course, students will learn and gain practical experience in designing their ideas, identifying and categorizing recent research trends in the field, developing models, and conducting experiments to validate their designs. The course will provide a comprehensive understanding of the entire process, from concept development to model validation.
English Macroeconomics Major required College of Business and Economics Economics A theoretical and empirical study on economic cycles and growth, and related economic policies.
English Research Skills, Writing, and Ethics Major Administration 　 -to strengthen the ability of graduate students to lead the writing of excellent academic papers by buildup the thesis writing ability. -to cultivate the basic ethical values of researchers through learning about moral responsibility and research ethics that they must have as researchers
English English for the Humanities Major electives College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature This course is designed to help students engage in the culture and discourse of various genres of the humanities and communicate their responses. It seeks to develop students’ ability to understand the culture and language of these genres and respond in writing in their own voices. Those voices will be shaped and developed by a deliberate and focused editing practice. Students must accomplish four assignments to complete the course. First, this course will first look at responding to film and will require students to respond with a review of the film and then an analysis. In the second half of the semester, students will be required to write two short essays: one on a poem and another on a short story.
English Migration and Multiculturalism Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation This course is designed to develop the student's understanding of Korean culture and society, focusing on intercultural awareness and communication. In this course, students will learn about an ever fast growing and changing Korean society in the era of globalization. This course will help students appreciate the complexity and dynamics involved in Korean cultural contexts, enhance students’ self-reflection of their own culture in relation to other cultures, and develop a cross-cultural understanding of other societies.
English Power System Operation and Control Major electives College of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering Based on the basic principles of power system modeling and interpretation learned in power system engineering, this lecture understands the basic theory and technology of operation and control of the advanced power system and practices power system analysis using the PSS/E program to enhance understanding of power systems and experience the practice of power companies such as KEPCO
English Academic English Writing Major required College of Education Department of English Education The course syllabus will be passed out in the first week and class syllabus is attached.
English Digital Engineering 2 Major electives Administration(school) 　 Provide a comprehensive overview of the modern digital systems fundamentals. Basics of digital engineering will be provided such as number systems and Boolean algebra. We will cover different design methodologies. hardware description languages such as FPGA and Verilog will be introduced. In addition, real time systems will be covered in this course.
English Integrated Information Transmission Systems Major electives Administration(school) 　 Information theory is taught alongside practical communication systems, such as arithmetic coding for data compression and sparse-graph codes for error-correction. A toolbox of inference techniques, including message-passing algorithms, Monte Carlo methods, and variational approximations, are developed alongside applications of these tools to clustering, convolutional codes, independent component analysis, and neural networks. The final part of the book describes the state of the art in error-correcting codes, including low-density parity-check codes, turbo codes, and digital fountain codes – the twenty-first century standards for satellite communications, disk drives, and data broadcast.
English Introduction to Global Communication Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation This course aims to strengthen students' intercultural communication skills in a global setting, focusing on clear expression and structured argumentation in various academic contexts. It includes practical exercises in reading comprehension, writing, speaking, preparing students for basic academic tasks.
English Molecular Imaging Probes Major College of Medicine Department of Medical Science Molecular imaging visualizes biochemical processes in real time, in living cells, tissues, and intact subject for diagnosis of diseases and assessment of therapy. Nowadays many molecular imaging probes such as MRI, CT, PET, SPECT, optical imaging agents have been used in hospital and several imaging molalities were developed. In this course, basic information about properties and mechanisms of imaging probes, and recently development and applications of imaging probes will be introduced to help student to be understood.
English Biochemistry 2 Major electives College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Biochemical reactions will be explained with organic chemistry and these will guide students to understand reactions in physiological systems in our body.
English Polymer & Nano Structure Analysis 2 Major electives College of Engineering Department of Polymer -Nano Science &Technology In Polymer Nanostructure Analysis II, we are going to discuss about Structure and Morphology of Polymers. The main purpose of this class is to improve your understandings of structure and morphology of polymers. Review of TEM, SEM and AFM techniques in polymeric materials can allow us to understand and control the physical properties of polymers. All the classes will be given in English, so that students need to read the materials before each class in order to help your understanding. Professor will give you brief explanations and review for first and last 5 minutes in Korean.
English English Fiction Major electives College of Education Department of English Education The readings will help students understand Western culture as well as expand their English reading proficiency and vocabulary. In this course, students will read, interpret, analyze, and discuss fictional stories, and write critical academic reviews on the works. The class will be held only in English.
English Personnel Economics Major electives College of Business and Economics Economics personnel Economics coves topics like principal-agent theory, moral hazard in terms of imperfectly observed actions and privately-known types, adverse selection and signalling, and repeated games.
English Introduction to Area Studies Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation This course introduces the theory and practice of area studies, an interdisciplinary field dedicated to the holistic understanding of specific geographical and cultural regions. We will investigate the distinct value of area studies in providing nuanced, in-depth knowledge that enriches and sometimes challenges the macro-level perspectives of international and global studies. Our focus will be the Eurasian region, consisted of Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Students will delve into the region’s interconnected history, from its role as Silk Road crossroads of civilization to its post-Soviet transitions. Through an examination of its diverse societies, cultures, and political systems, we will uncover the factors that contribute to Eurasia’s unique character. The course will then move on to the contemporary era, exploring pressing issues such as the acute environmental stresses of climate change or profound societal changes brought by digital transformation. Students will emerge with a complex understanding of both Eurasian distinctiveness and its integration into global processes.
English Teaching Methods of English Presentation & Interview 2 Major electives College of Education Department of English Education The course syllabus will be passed out in the first week and class syllabus is attached.
English Economic Development Major electives College of Humanities International Cooperation This course covers theories and practical cases related to the economic development process in developing countries. Students learn about economic growth, poverty, inequality, international trade, finance, and the role of government policy in developing countries.
English Display Engineering Major electives Administration(school) 　 The lecture includes: Flat Panel Display, Field Effect Transistor, Liquid Crystal, Liquid Crystal Display, Organic Light-Emitting-Diode, Flexible(E-paper) Display, Micro display, Touch Screen Panel, 3D Display, Display Application System
English World Commercial Policy Major required College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade This class will covers several trade policy topics such as tariff, export subsidy, and import quota. Furthermore, this course also will deal with the relationship between trade policies and other macroeconomic factors.
English World Commercial Policy Major required College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade This course provides core theories in trade policy and relating issues that will be useful for understanding the international economy. Since the course material is analytical in nature, we will utilize mostly graphs and occasionally equations for the analysis. The class schedules may vary depending on the progress of students.
English World Commercial Policy Major required College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade This course provides core theories in trade policy and relating issues that will be useful for understanding the international economy. Since the course material is analytical in nature, we will utilize mostly graphs and occasionally equations for the analysis. The class schedules may vary depending on the progress of students.
English World Commercial Policy Major required College of Business and Economics Department of International Trade This course, taught in English, explores the current issues associated with international commercial policies. Key words : WTo, FTA, Exchange rates, current account, capital flows, elementary open economy macroeconomics, and international monetory institutiions.
English AI applications to energy life-cycle Major College of Engineering Graduate School of Intergrated Energy-AI We aim to understand AI research related to background knowledge across energy transport, systems, and materials.
English Understanding Scientific History General Courses College of Natural Science Department of Science Studies To achieve these goals, the course provides a broad thematic and chronological survey of the history of science, from ancient civilizations to the modern world. Topics include natural philosophy in classical Greece and Rome, science in the Islamic, Indian, and Chinese traditions, the Scientific Revolution in Europe, the Enlightenment and the Chemical Revolution, Darwin’s theory of evolution, and the emergence of quantum theory and nuclear science. In addition to global developments, the course examines how scientific knowledge and practices have intersected with ideologies of race and empire, and explores the specific historical trajectory of science and technology in Korea.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Engineering Electronic Engineering A course on how graduate students can study in depth and efficiently In addition to improving practical skills through experimentation/practice, research, research topic selection, and teaching how to write thesis
English General Physics 2 General Courses College of Natural Science Department of Physics This course is designed for students in the School of International Engineering and Science. The aim of this course is to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in the fundamental principles of physics, essential for their progression to advanced courses in science and engineering. General Physics II (Electromagnetism) course covers fundamental principles of electromagnetism. Students will explore electrostatics, electric potential, capacitance and dielectrics, electric currents and circuits, magnetic fields and forces, electromagnetic induction, AC circuits, and Maxwell’s equations along with electromagnetic waves. By the end of the course, students will not only develop the analytical and problem-solving skills required to address physics-related challenges but also gain the scientific mindset necessary for success in their academic and professional endeavors.
English Microbial Immunology Major College of Medicine Department of Medical Science By the end of this course, students will be able to: Explain the key components and functions of the innate and adaptive immune systems. Describe how the immune system recognizes and responds to microbial pathogens. Analyze the mechanisms by which microbes evade or manipulate host immune responses. Evaluate the roles of mucosal and barrier immunity in microbial defense. Interpret and critique current research related to microbial immunology. Apply immunological principles to the understanding of vaccines, infection control, and immunopathology.
English Understanding & Usage of Big Data General Courses College of Natural Science Department of Statistics With considering that students are beginners, the content of theoretical parts that are difficult to understand will be minimized and students will understand the overall process of data analysis and learn about techniques for analyzing data using Excel, including basic usage of Excel.
English Korean Traditional Archery Class General Courses College of Education Department of Physical Education Meaning of traditional archery class: Archery is a universal culture that existed all over the world, but it is a culture that has diversity as a physical culture with its own characteristics depending on the natural and cultural environment of each region. In addition, archery in other regions has been discontinued or greatly atrophied with the development of gunpowder weapons, but the characteristic of Korean traditional archery is that it is continuously maintained as a culture of practice in the traditional archery field of Korea, which has strong sports and educational aspects.
English British and American Culture in Global Media General Courses College of Humanities Department of English Language & Literature Course Title: British and American Culture Through the Movies Description: This class seeks to look critically at British and American culture through different issues ranging from old age and anti-immigrant sentiments to social class inequality, gender inequality, racism, queer life and homophobia, and popular culture. Each week we will look at the issue in question in regards to the United Kingdom (UK) or United States (US). The course will be based around watching and responding to films about a specific topic. Films will include: I, Daniel Blake (2016), Bread and Roses (2000), Norma Rae (1979), Sorry We Missed You (2019), Brokeback Mountain (2005), and White Riot (2019).
English Spoken English Major Graduate School of Education English Language Education Major The course introduces students to syntactic theory that seeks to cover the empirical phenomena drawn from English and a variety of other languages. The particular theory that the course will focus on is the ``Principles and Parameters'' approach to syntax, which attempts to characterize the grammars of all natural languages in terms of a set of universal principles that all languages share, and a set of parameters along which languages may vary. The course will stress the tools of syntactic argumentation and hypothesis testing, through examining how the Principles and Parameters approach handles data. The objective of the course is to have students familiarized with the basic concepts and analytical methods for doing syntactic analyses under the framework of the Principles and Parameters approach, equipping them with the abilities to conduct basic syntactic analyses on their own. In this course, it is assumed that students have basic knowledge of linguistic concepts and key terms.
English Topics in Teaching English Composition Major Graduate School of Education English Language Education Major The course will be focused on written skills for academical researches. Every class will stress specific written communicative skills.
English Studies in Thesis Major College of Engineering Department of Nano Convergence Engineering This lecture aims to set the research direction and guide research papers through presentation discussions on the research of master's and doctoral students
English INTRO MULTILING WRITING General Courses Administration 　 This course aims to develop fundamental reading and writing skills that will help students achieve success in all their classes taught in English
English Studies in Polymer Chemistry Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Topic will be covered - History of polymer chemistry - Chain formation mechanism - General syntheric techniques - Polymer structure characterization - Living/controlled polymerization
English Studies in Physical Chemistry 1 Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry In this lecture, a short paper will be written as individual research. Through writing the paper, graduate students learn the difference between writing a thesis according to the journal and grasping methods such as paper format, thesis basic structure, logical flow, and reference citation.
English Advanced Physical Chemistry 1 Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry All schedules are operated through the Google Classroom. The operation way of the Google Classroom will be notified by each personal email at the beginning of the semester.
English Studies in Bio and Green Material Chemistry Major College of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Introduction to genetic drugs and protein chemistry, which are modern advanced biomedical research fields, and introduction to related eco-friendly organic chemistry and computational chemistry.
English Advanced Strength & Mechanical Behavior of Materials Major College of Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering Designing machines, and structures that are safe, reliable, and economical requires both efficient use of materials and assurance that structural failure will not occur. It is therefore necessary for mechanical engineering majors to understand the mechanical behavior of materials, specifically such topics as deformation, fracture, and fatigue. The course focus on mechanical behavior of materials at the graduate level. It includes materials testing, yielding and plasticity, stress-based fatigue analysis, and fracture mechanics. (Lectures will be conducted in Korean.)
English Introduction to Classical Masterpieces General Courses Administration 　 You will read renowned Korean literary classics such as The Story of Chunhyang and The Story of Hong Gildong. Through these texts, you will gain insights into Korean thought, culture, and history. After reading, you will engage in group discussions to share your interpretations and explore key themes. These in-class activities will help you develop your critical thinking and writing skills, while also deepening your understanding of diverse perspectives from your classmates.
English Introduction to Classical Masterpieces General Courses Administration 　 By taking this course, students will obtain a fundamental grasp of the key thinkers in Western thought such as Plato, Kant, and Marx. They will be able to apply the insights from these works to come up with novel solutions to the global problems that we face today.
English Web Service Design Major electives College of Engineering Department of Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence * This course focuses primarily on back-end development. For front-end specific topics, please refer to other courses. * Grades will be assigned on an absolute scale. * JCloud will be utilized for deployment, facilitating the use of J-EduTools. * The course content will be identical for both Korean and English sections, with adjustments made to ensure language is not a barrier. [Course Objectives] 1. To understand the architecture of modern web services and the fundamentals of back-end development, including various back-end frameworks and REST API design and implementation. 2. To achieve hands-on experience in back-end development using major frameworks such as Node.js, Express, Spring Boot, FastAPI, and Flask. 3. To acquire practical knowledge of web authentication/security and deployment automation, along with infrastructure environments including OAuth2, databases/ORM, Docker, and Kubernetes. [Course Description] This course includes the following: 1. Developing competencies as a back-end developer based on a solid understanding of web service architecture. 2. Building foundational skills for working with various back-end frameworks. 3. Topics include: web service architecture, back-end frameworks, databases and ORM, authentication and login, CI/CD, and deployment tools.
English Introduction to Cultural Anthropology General Courses College of Humanities Department of Archaeology & Anthropology This course aims to deepen students’ understanding of Korean culture by examining the historical development of Korean society and its core cultural and philosophical traditions. Through lectures on major historical periods and cultural practices, students will explore how Korea's past has shaped its present-day values and identity. In addition, the course introduces cultural perspectives and practices from around the world to foster intercultural understanding and dialogue. Students are encouraged to approach cultural differences with open-mindedness, empathy, and critical reflection.
English Signal Transduction Major College of Medicine Department of Medical Science Aging is in fact regulated by specific genetic signaling transduction pathways. Simple changes in the environment (e.g. dietary restriction) can drastically extend lifespan, suggesting that several of these genetic pathways control longevity in response to changes in the surroundings.
English European Politics: Integration, Policies, and Challenges General electives Administration Office of International Affairs This course is an introductory course that provides students with an understanding of the EU. Throughout the semester, we will explore the historical process that led to European integration, as well as examine the EU’s major institutions, key policies, and current political challenges. Upon completion of this course, each student will be able to demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the European Union, its institutional processes and policies and their impact on member states and citizens, and critically assess the present and future trajectory of European Integration.
English Seminar on Foreign Trade Administration Major College of Business and Economics Department of International Cyber Trade This course aims to deliver the basic knowledge of international trade practice covering the whole procedure of it. It focuses on the formation of the contract under the CISG, terms and conditions of the contract, the performance of contract including international payment, carriage of goods and marine insurance. In addition, it also deals with the remedies of parties as well as dispute resolution systems.
English Guide for Research Report Major College of Business and Economics Department of International Cyber Trade Analyze international journals in the fields of international business and global marketing, and learn the overall research process. Select international journals and understand their content and structure by section. Learn how to develop Introduction, Literature review & Hypothesis development
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