Information on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageMon.13:30~14:45
Thu.12:00~13:15

117-318
117-318

KoreanMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

117-318
117-318

Korean0377

By learning contemporary and traditional Korean society inthis course, the differences between those of home country
and Korea are studied. Another purpose of this course is to내교교환학생을위한한국의이해(중급) UNDERSTANDING OF KOREA (INTERMEDIATE) cultivate critical perspectives to make a better
understanding on home country and Korea, and main
methods of the course are listening and reading by using
various kinds of media materials.

Mon.09:00~10:15
Wed.10:30~11:45

117-318
117-318

Korean

40378

The purpose of this course is to makea better understanding on the Korean society by learning
the knowledge of traditional customs and life style of내교교환학생을위한한국의이해(초급) UNDERSTANDING OF KOREA (BEGINNER)
Korean people. In this course, the Korean Language andculture are studied throughout the four *4) skills, listening,reading, writing and speaking of the Korean Language.

Mon.12:00~13:15
Thu.13:30~14:45

117-318
117-318

Korean53456

Tue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

117-208
117-208

EnglishTue.09:00~10:15
Fri.10:30~11:45

117-207117-207

EnglishMon.15:00~16:15
Thu.10:30~11:45

117-208
117-208

EnglishTue.15:00~16:15
Thu.15:00~16:15

117-208 117208

EnglishMon.12:00~13:15
Thu.13:30~14:45

117-208
117-208

EnglishNo. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

Class Title(English)

Course Description
The purpose of this course is to

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3

6

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7

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3461

내교교환학생을위한한국의이해(고급) UNDERSTANDING OF KOREA (ADVANCED) understand Korean society and Korean people’s way of

thinking in detail by comparing society of home country and
Korea. This will also offer more critical perspectives onhome country and Korea than before. In addition, general
aspects of contemporary Korean politics, economy, culture,내교교환학생을위한한국의이해(고급) UNDERSTANDING OF KOREA (ADVANCED) society are reviewed, and a main method of the course is
how to express in Korean through writing and discussion.

국제스포츠학

GLOBAL SPORTOLOGY-This course will introduce the students to the format,
organization, and grammatical structure of a paragraph.
The goal of the course is to prepare students to write in a
INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATIONINENGLISH
Ⅰ국제영어의사소통(1)thought-provoking and original manner where strong, wellorganized, well-supported paragraphs in a variety ofrhetorical modes form the basis for longer essays.
This course explores the dynamic relationship Korea has
shared over its long history with China and Japan.
Through a thematic and chronological approach, we examine동아시아의한국KOREA IN EAST ASIA
interactions and connections between global, regional andlocal developments, while emphasizing the cross-culturaland transnational aspects of Korean history, which will be
the focal point.
This course provides conceptual frameworks for evaluating
the dynamics of Asian business systems embedded
아시아·한국의비즈니스환경과실제 ASIAN/KOREAN BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT AND PRACTICE in distinctive national settings. In the institutional context ofAsian businesses, it explains the distinctive natures ofcompetitiveness of businesses in their regions.
This course will provide a broad outline of Korean history
from primitive proto-Korean society to the fall of the Yi
dynasty in the early 20th century. A critical analysis of한국의역사문화KOREAN HISTORY AND CULTURE trends in pre-modern Korea, including political, social andeconomic developments, will help students understand theinternal and external forces which shaped and colored
Korean society and polity.

Information on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

10현대한국경제의이해

Class Title(English)

Course Description
To understand the process of economicgrowth and

3462

11

3463

국제관계및외교

123464글로벌비즈니스전략

13

3465

미국학(1)

14

3466시사생활한국어

CONTEMPORARY KOREAN ECONOMY development and to show the current economic

achievement of the Korea with historical analysis.
This course is an introductory guide tointernational relations and diplomacy. It examines how
foreign governments respond to the challenges ofglobalization and a rapidly changing international
environment. Over the course of the semester, students will
discuss the practice of modern diplomacy and examine past
as well as several contemporary issues including the
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DIPLOMACY ongoing conflict between North and South Korea, thePalestine and Israel and the human rights issues that
constantly raise themselves in Darfur and Myanmar. Classes
will be held twice a week, with one class devoted to lectures
and the other to group discussions. The session willconclude with a simulation exercise involving a “global
incident”.
Lectures will be taught entirely in English. Therefore, a
The Global business strategy course isgrounded on the fundamental principles of strategic
management and focuses on strategy making in businesscorporations. Emphasis is on corporate and business level
GLOBAL BUSINESS STRATEGY strategic analysis, strategy formulation and implementation.
Strategic management emphasizes the determination andevaluation of environmental opportunities and threats inlight of strengths and weaknesses in the organization’svalue chain in order to enhance its core competencies andThis course will provide a broad
overview of American history, culture
and society. Students will gain an understanding of how thecountry was first formed, how it developed itself despite ofso many obstacles, how it transformed itself from the
British colony to the superpower to influence the world
STUDY OF NORTH AMERICA Ⅰ
affairs, etc. Throughout the semester, students will explore(Polycam)America from a different angle and examine fundamental
principles which have shaped America as it is today. By theend of this semester, students will become familiarized with
the issues related to America and understand democratic
processes of decision-making and principles such as
freedom, justice, equality and difference.
This course examines a variety of
Korean current events in relation to political, economic,
social, and cultural events from recent Korean newspapers,
media articles, radio news, and television news. Students
CURRENT KOREAN
may gain valuable insights into Korean society and culture
through the readings. This course includes reading selectedpassages of Korean society and culture, making oralpresentations, and writing a paper. This course is conductedClass Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

117-208
117-208

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

117-208
117-208

EnglishWed.12:00~13:15
Fri.09:00~10:15

117-207117-207

EnglishTue.09:00~10:15
Thu.09:00~10:15

117-208
117-208

EnglishTue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

117-207117-207

EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

15

3467

한국의통화정책과금융제도

16

3468

글로벌경제이슈

17

3469

18

3470

19

0540

20

0549

21

0552

22

0553

23

0557

Class Title(English)

Course Description

This course is designed to provide
students with a basic introduction tomonetary policy andfinancial system in Korea. Discussions will include topics
KOREAN MONETARY POLICY AND FINANCIAL SYSTEM such as money supply mechanism, tools of monetary policy
and the actual conduct of monetary policy. Attention will
also be paid to foreign exchange market and exchange rate
policy as well as financial supervisory system.
This course is designed to provide
GLOBAL ECONOMIC ISSUES
students with global economic issues need to be discussed
and to keep up to date with current eventsClass Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageMon.13:30~14:45
Thu.12:00~13:15

117-207117-207

EnglishMon.09:00~10:15
Wed.10:30~11:45

117-208
117-208

EnglishThe purpose of this course is to enhance students'
understanding of East Asia, which is increasingly gaining
prominence in world politics. Moreover, the course seeks to Tue.10:30~11:45
117-207
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF EAST ASIA
동아시아국제관계
improve students' portable English skills: reading
Thu.09:00~10:15
117-207
comprehension, critical and analytical thinking, and verbal
and written communication.
The current environment of the global
financial markets is characterized by fluctuation and change.
With globalization, securitization, and digitization progressing
at a dramatic pace, today’s financial industry is vastlydifferent from that of the past. Recognizing that a strictlysegregated business scope in the financial industry will no한국및주요자본시장의이해 UNDERSTANDING OF KOREAN AND LEADING CAPITAL MARKETS
Mon.15:00~16:15,16:30~17:45 117-207
longer be able to meet the growing needs of investors. Many
economies in the world have been actively pursuing the
integration of their financial business scopes and therestructuring of their capital market.
Thus, the objective of this course is to provide thedevelopment of Korean capital market and the trend ofModern Japanese Grammar is the mostbasis subject at various kinds of Japanese. It is dealing
Mon.16:30~17:45
198-301현대일본어문법MORDERN JAPANESE GRAMMAR about Noun, Verb, Adjective, Postposition, Auxiliary verb andWed.16:30~17:45
198-301
so on. Grammar apply at various kinds(Reading,
Conversation, Composition), so it can be essential at
An historical understanding of Japanese
Wed.12:00~13:15
198-301
literature from ancient period to present, with the
HISTORYOF
CLASSICALJAPANESE
LITERATURE
일본고전문학사
Fri.09:00~10:15
198-301
background knowledge of the social affairs that influenced
the change of literary trends.
Readings and understanding theTue.10:30~11:45
198-301
UNDERSTANDING OF JAPANESE NOVEL Japanese Novel by the analysis of Japanese Novels of일본소설의이해
Thu.09:00~10:15
198-301
specially selected writers.
Understanding the theories andTue.13:30~14:45
198-301
일어어휘론JAPANESE VOCABULARY
constitution of Japanese vocabularies dealing with theFri.12:00~13:15
198-301
word-formation, New-Words, the change of word-meaning,
Culture is an important factor intranslation as its background. The purpose of this course isto enhance students' understanding of British and American
Wed.12:00~13:15
004-102
HISTORY OF BRITISH & AMERICAN LITERATURE culture and to prevent them from making culture-related영미문학사Fri.09:00~10:15
004-102
errors in translation. Students can acquire historical,
political, economic, academic aspects of British andAmerican cultures and learn how to apply the knowledge to

EnglishEnglishJapaneseJapaneseJapaneseJapanese

EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

24

0603

영국희곡

25

0666

철학개론

26

0704

서양근대사

27

0718

경제와사회

28

0743

일상생활의심리학

29

0776인터넷의이해와활용

30

0791

미분방정식(1)

31

0810

그래프론

32

0825

통계조사방법및분석

Class Title(English)

Course Description

Works of representative modern British
dramatists such as Shaw, Synge, Osborne, and Pinter will be
studied.
This course is an introduction to someof the central theories that have been important in thedevelopment of philosophy in the western world. We will be
discussing issues such as the distinction between
INTRODUCTION TO PHIL0SOPHY
appearance and reality, proofs for the existence of God, thenature and scope of knowledge, the distinction between
mind and body, the nature of the self, personal identity, free
will and responsibility, and the basis of morality and justice.
A deeper study of historical structure in
the European history from early 16th through late 19th
century, treating with Renaissance, Reformation and
MODERN WESTERN HISTORY
Commercial Revolution in the transitional period, English andFrench revolutions, Industrial revolution and labor
movements, the rise and fall of liberalism and nationalism,
and the nature of modern cultural development in the 19th
Economic systems and transactions, Social institutions of
ECONOMY & SOCIETY
changing culturesin Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Psychology can give us an practicalanswer to many
interesting questions which touch on our everyday
experiences. This course provides the students with a
PSYCHOLOGY IN EVERYDAY LIFE
portal to discovering what psychologists know about thematters of our everyday life based on recent psychologicalresearch. This course is an lecture in English.
The purpose of this course is toinvestigate social aspects of new media made possible by
INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET developments in computerization and digitalization. A
particular focus of the course is placed on the roles of theInternet among other digital technologies.
This course introduces basic methods
to solve elementary differential equations and examples
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS I
applied to various scientific problems. The main topics ofthis course are separation of variables, exact equations,general solutions of linear equations and differential
Graph Theory is the study of objects
called graphs. In this course, we will study the fundamental
concepts in the graph theory such as graph coloring, graph
GRAPH THEORY
connectivity, planarity, matching, network flow, graphspectra, graph symmetry and so on. We also explore some of
their interesting applications.
Design of statistical surveys, and basic
concept of statistical survey andanalysis including biases, variances and cost estimators,
STATISTICAL SURVEY AND ANALYSIS comparison of simple random sampling, stratified sampling,systematic sampling, balanced systematic sampling,stratified systematic sampling, simple cluster sample,
unequal probability sampling, multistage cluster sampling,
BRITISH DRAMAClass Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageMon.13:30~14:45
Thu.12:00~13:15

004-101004-101

EnglishMon.15:00~16:15
Thu.10:30~11:45

004-306004-306

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

004-308004-308

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

005-303005-303

EnglishMon.13:30~14:45
Thu.12:00~13:15

005-304005-304

EnglishTue.12:00~13:15
Fri.16:30~17:45

198-203198-203

EnglishWed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45

024-309024-309

EnglishMon.12:00~13:15
Thu.13:30~14:45

023-205
023-205

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

023-402023-402

EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

33

0832

금융통계학입문

340834베이지안통계학입문

35

0857

응용고체물리학

36

0881

배위화학

37

0883

분리분석

38

0885

생물리화학

Class Title(English)

Course Description

This course gives an introduction to
the most important elements of financial statistics on an
applied level. It starts by introducing relevant probabilistic
and inferential tools for financial data, such as log-normal
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL STATISTICS
distribution, moments, conditional distributions, geometric
Brownian motion. It covers the most frequently used issuesof financial statistics such as e.g. interests, different
measures of returns, arbitrage, options pricing.
It introduce the basic principles ofBayesian statistics and practical Bayesian methodology.
INTRODUCTION TO BAYESIAN STATISTICS Probability and uncertainty, Baye's theorem, priordistribution, posterior distribution, conjugate priordistribution, Bayesian inference, and Bayesian decision
In second-half of the subject, thecalculation method of energy bands, Fermi surfaces, the
APPLIED SOLID STATE PHYSICS
dielectric function of electron gas, the optical properties ofcrystal, defects, magnetism and superconductivity areThis subject deals with the conceptsof general principles, such as the
structures and the reactivities of coordination compounds.
Also, it deals
COORDINATION CHEMISTRY
with bond theory, such as V.B.T(valence bond theory),
C.F.T(crystal field theory),
and M.O.T(molecular orbital theory), and syntheses andstabilities of transition metal complexes.
Theory, instrumentation and applications of various
separation and analysis methods such as distillation, liquidliquid extraction, solid-phase extraction, slid-phase
SEPARATION AND ANALYSIS microextraction,, dialysis, gas chromatography, highperformance liquid chromatography, supercritical fluid
chromatography, capillary electrophoresis, high performancethin layer chromatography and field flow fractionation will be
Materials Chemistry of Polymers treats
synthesis, physical properties and processes of polymericmaterials such as industrial and medical stuffs, using
physicochemical methods. Macromolecular concepts andnomenclature, polymer classification and uses, synthesis
MATERIALS CHEMISTRY OF BIOPOLYMERS and mechanism, application of thermodynamics andstatistical thermodynamics in polymer system,
conformation and molecular structure, solid state andpolymer morphology, thermodynamic anddynamic
properties of polymer solution, theology and blend,engineering plastics and polymers for medicine areClass Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

023-402023-402

EnglishMon.15:00~16:15
Thu.10:30~11:45

023-319023-319

EnglishMon.15:00~16:15
Thu.10:30~11:45

023-2031
023-2031

EnglishMon.15:00~16:50

024-302

EnglishWed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45

023-403023-403

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

024-208024-208

EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

39

0912

보존생물학

40
41

0958
0959

구조역학(2)

42

1010

고도수처리

43

1042

도시재생

44

1120

공업수학(1)

45

1158

고체역학

46

1204

기계재료

47

1220

나노기술

48

1281

상변태

Class Title(English)

Course Description

The world faces the 6th great mass
extinction since complex life first emerged on earth ？- thisone caused by humans, and from which it can not recoverfor eons. Conservation Biology is focused on protecting ourremaining biological diversity, which is an interdisciplinary
BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION field, drawing from biological disciplines that include ecology,
evolution, genetics, biogeography, systematics, forestry,
wildlife biology, fisheries and marine science, as well as
physical sciences and geologies. These scientific disciplines
are combined with social sciences such as sociology,
political science, economics, and anthropology. ...
Analysis for statically indeterminate
STRUCTURAL MECHANICS II
structures. Continuous beams and frame analysis.
Advanced treatment is, regardlessof tap water or wastewater, defined as the additional
treatment needed to remove by products, suspended anddissolved substances remaining after conventional
ADVANCED WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT secondary treatment.
Based on the comprehensive understandings of water andwastewater treatment process, some state-of-art
informations on the removal of nitrogen, phosphorous,
biological recalcitrants, THMs, pesticides, etc. From bothThis class introduces difference
between urban redevelopment and urban regeneration. It
explores theories, techniques and institutional context of
URBAN REGENERATION
urban regeneration. It helps students understand the way inwhich urban regeneration strategies are developed andimplemented by partnership.
(기계공학전공)Basics and theory of ordinary differential
equations: Fourier series, Fourier transformation, Laplace
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS I transformation, first order ODE's, higher-order ODE's, series
solutions of ODE's, eigenfunction methods for differential
equations.
Some basic concepts of equilibrium, stresses, strains, andtheir relationships of deformable bodies are considered. The
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
theories of the stresses and deformations in members undersimple tension/ compression or shear, a shaft under torsion
and a beam subjected to bending are studied.
Lectures on the material types, theirstructures and mechanical characteristics to provide theidea for design and manufacturing of machines, heat
MATERIALS OF MACHINES
treatment and manufacturing processes of materials ;applications of various fabrication methods and thermal
processing of metal alloys, ceramics, polymers; corrosion
This subject deals with nanoNANOTECHNOLOGY
technology. Professor will introduce the methods andsamples related to nanometric materials.
On the basis of solution
thermodynamics, the kinetics of reactions, the diffusion and
PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS IN MATERIALS
crystallography, various types of the phase transformations
that occur in metal materials systems will be discussed.

Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

024-102024-102

EnglishMon.13:00~14:50
Thu.13:00~14:50

022-229022-401

EnglishEnglishMon.15:00~16:15
Thu.10:30~11:45

201-116201-116EnglishTue.09:00~10:15
Fri.10:30~11:45

022-305
022-305

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

137-368
137-368

EnglishTue.10:30~11:45
Thu.09:00~10:15

137-364137-364

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

137-163137-163

EnglishTue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

137-366
137-366

EnglishTue.10:30~11:45
Thu.09:00~10:15

201-111201-111EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

49

1282

세라믹공정(1)50

1285재료금속강도학

51

1287

재료전자물성론

52

1299

고온재료

53

1301

금속반응공학

54

1421

공업수학(1)

55

1424

56

1425

57

1426

58

1437

물리전자

프로그래밍언어

Class Title(English)

Course Description

Ceramics processing includes powder
synthesis, powder treatment, shaping,sintering and machining. In this course, the fundamental
CERAMIC PROCESSING I
ceramic processing
science including surface chemistry, powder synthesis andtreatment, dispersion and colloidal chemistry will be
The entire scope of mechanicalbehavior of metals and materials, from understandings of thecontinuum description and engineering concept of stress
MECHANICAL BECHAVIOR OF METALS AND MATERIALS
and strain through crystalline and defect mechanism of flow
and fracture, and on to a consideration of the majormechanical property will be discussed.
The electrical, magnetic, and opticalproperties of materials are critically dependent on theelectrons in materials. Thus, in this lecture, the physicalprinciples to describe the behavior of electrons in thematerials are introduced, including elementary quantum
ELECTRONS IN MATERIALS
mechanics, structure of atoms, electron configuration in
atoms, and band theory in solid. This lecture is required forfurther studies related to the electronic materials, which areopen at 3rd year or 4th year, such as "Semiconductor andElectronic Materials" and "Semiconductor Devices“ and"Process Integrations for Semiconductor Devices"" This course provides information
about the synthesis of raw materials and processing such as
HIGH TEMPERATURE MATERIALS forming and sintering of oxide and non-oxide ceramics. The
processing and aaplications of refractories, bioceramics.
amorphous materials, porcelain, and cement will beThis course deals with theunderstanding of reaction thermodynamics and kinetics ofchemical reactions which occurs during various metallurgicalprocessing. The development of reaction rate equations for
METALLURGICAL REACTION ENGINEERING both type of homogeneous and heterogeneous reactions will
elucidate the mechanisms of reactions and rate controlingsteps. In addition, the effects of reactant concentration,
reaction temperature and sample geometry on the peaction
rate will be studied.
Laplace transform - Vectors - Matrices - Vector calculus- Orthogonal functions and Fourier series - BoundaryENGINEERING MATHEMATICS I
value problems - Integral transform method - Functions ofa complex variable - Series and residues
An introductory course on the physicalphenomena in materials and devices
for electronic engineering students without modern physics
PHYSICAL ELECTRONICS
or quantum mechanics background. Lectures on theparticle-wave nature of electron, structure and defects ofsolids, free electron and energy band theories. Application
The Object-Oriented Languages, such as C++, Ada, andJava, become more important especially in large-scale
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
software systems, and the knowledge in some depth of OO
paradigms is prerequisite to learn such languages. The
issues includes are; …

Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageTue.15:00~16:15
Thu.15:00~16:15

201-115201-115

EnglishMon.15:00~16:15
Thu.10:30~11:45

201-111201-111EnglishTue.09:00~10:15
Fri.10:30~11:45

201-115201-115

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

201-303201-303

EnglishWed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45

201-110201-110

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

013-135013-135

EnglishMon.09:00~10:15
Wed.10:30~11:45
Tue.12:00~13:15
Fri.16:30~17:45
Tue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

013-134013-134013-134013-134013-134013-134

Tue.13:30~15:20
Fri.10:30~12:20

013-3154013-3154

EnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course Code

59

1444

60

1447

61

1463

62

1519

63

1525

64

1526

65

1527

66

1529

67

1557

68

1558

69

1570

Class Title(Korean)

Class Title(English)

Course Description

Digital signal processing(DSP) is generally regarded as oneof the most mathematical topics in the electricalengineering. This course provides an insight and practicalguidance to engineers for designing and developing practical디지털신호처리DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
DSP systems. This course covers fundamental topics suchas sampling and quantization of signals and theirimplications in real-time DSP, discrete time signals andsystems, Fourier & z-transform, convolution and correlation,
The fundamental semiconductor engineering for electronics
circuits of telecommunication engineering is covered in thecourse. The detailed subjects covered are as follows :반도체공학
SEMICONDUCTOR ENGINEERING Crystal properties, energy bands and charge carriers insemiconductors, Excess carriers in semiconductors,
Junctions, P-N junction diodes, Bipolar Junction
Transistors, Field-Effect Transistors, Integrated circuits.
This course covers topics fromintroduction to advanced theory of the LEDs which havebeen achieved great attention for the solid-state lighting
LED DEVICE DESIGN AND PROCESSING and application systems. This course includes advancedLED소자설계및공정
theories about the design of LED devices for improving theefficiency and fabrication processes of the LEDs which canbe applied for the various application systems.
This course deals with the importantalgorithms and theories of operating systems with the view운영체제설계
OPERATING SYSTEM DESIGN point of the operating systems architecture. Major topics
include process management, memory management,
peripheral devices management, networking, and security.
This course deals with thecharacteristics and the architecture of the embedded임베디드소프트웨어및실습 EMBEDDED SOFTWARE AND EXPERIMENTS
system. This course covers the basic programming skills forthe embedded system for typical application areas. Major
This course deals with the organization,
operating principles and design methodology of computer
system. Detailed issues are as following: performance,
컴퓨터구조
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURES
instruction set, control and microprogramming, pipelining
techniques, integer and floating point number arithmetic,
memory subsystem, input/output subsystem, and advanced
The goal of this course is to have ability
for implementing Web based Internet information processing
INTERNETPROGRAMMINGAND
PRACTICE인터넷프로그래밍및실습
system. This course includes HTML, XHTML, XML
programming, Applets by Java, and creating technology for
The digital system consists of logic circuits that process abinary information. This course provides students with논리회로
DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN
digital circuit design technology using the two analytic
methods ; the first, deals with the analysis and design of
Laplace transform - Vectors - Matrices - Vector calculus- Orthogonal functions and Fourier series - Boundary공업수학(1)ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS I
value problems - Integral transform method - Functions ofa complex variable - Series and residues

Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageMon.15:00~16:15
Thu.10:30~11:45

013-134013-134

EnglishWed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45

013-318013-318

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

013-134013-134

EnglishWed.15:00~16:15
Fri.15:00~16:15

012-207012-207

EnglishMon.10:00~11:50
Wed.10:00~11:50
Wed.10:00~11:50
Wed.13:00~14:50

012-3031
012-208012-208012-3031

Mon.13:30~14:45
Thu.12:00~13:15

012-208012-208

EnglishTue.13:00~14:50
Fri.10:00~11:50

012-209012-209

EnglishTue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15
Mon.09:00~10:15
Wed.10:30~11:45

201-215201-215201-101
201-101

Tue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

201-101
201-101

EnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

70

1576

디지털신호처리

71

1585네트워크보안

72

1589

자바프로그래밍및실습

73

1654

열역학(1)

74

1664

고체전자공학

75

1678

전달공정설계

Class Title(English)

Course Description

Digital signal processing(DSP) is
generally regarded as one of the most mathematical topics
in the electrical engineering. This course provides an insightand practical guidance to engineers for designing and
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING developing practical DSP systems. This course covers
fundamental topics such as sampling and quantization of
signals and their implications in real-time DSP, discrete
time signals and systems, Fourier & z-transform,
convolution and correlation, and several filter design such as
This course provides a review on thefundamentals of OSI 7 layer and TCP/IP protocol stack, andfurther investigates a recent technology on Mobile IP and
Wireless LAN. In the latter half of this course, a basic
NETWOOK SECURITY
cryptography is covered. Various attacks and thecorresponding defense mechanisms on each layer of the
TCP/IP protocol stack are discussed, and the students areencouraged to design a defense system for well-known
attacks after several Lab experiments.
Java is widely used in network andinternet programming due to its platform independence. This
course covers the Java 2 standard edition (J2SE). The
JAVA PROGRAMMING AND PRACTICE major topics to be dealt with are basic functions andlibraries of J2SE, including networking, applet, thread, media,
JFC, and security. In addition, we will cover programmingskills in an web browser, including applet, graphics, event
Chemical engineering thermodynamics(I) presents thermodynamics from a chemical engineering
viewpoint, which deals with the first and second laws ofthermodynamics and its applications to important
THERMODYNAMICS I
engineering problems. It also treats thepressure/volume/temperature behavior of fluids and certain
heat effects and the thermodynamic properties of pure
fluids. Finally, power production and refrigeration processes
are analyzed with the first and second laws ofIntroduction to solid state electronics
with emphasis on the semiconductor device fundamentals.
The objective of this course is to provide a throughexposition of the physical properties of solids in relation to
SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS
electrical and electronic characteristics. Students learn theprinciples of solid state devices, especially semiconductor
devices on the basis of understanding the modern physics.
Subjects include not only fundamentals in p-n junction
theory but also the operating principles of MOS transistors.
Comprehension of momentum transfer(laminar flow, turbulent flow, thermodynamics of fluid flow),energy transfer(heat transfer such as conductive,
convective and radiation in solid and flow fluid), and mass
DESIGN FOR TRANSFER PROCESSES transfer(diffusion, mass transfer coefficient, distillation,
adsorption, extraction). Mathematical and physical analogies
among mass, energy and momentum transfer processes.
Dimensional analysis and solution to multivariable boundary
value problems and non-Newtonian fluid problems.

Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageTue.15:00~16:15
Thu.15:00~16:15

201-203201-203

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

201-203201-203

EnglishWed.13:00~14:50
Fri.13:30~15:20

201-103201-105

EnglishMon.09:00~10:15
Wed.10:30~11:45

118-311118-311EnglishTue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

118-212118-212EnglishWed.15:00~16:15
Fri.15:00~16:15

118-311118-311EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

76

1703

민사연습

77

1704

법정채권

78

1706

비교민법

79

1712

국제거래법

80

1740
국제정치이슈

81

1760

82

1781

83

1818

전자정부와주민참여

사회복지정책론

Class Title(English)

Course Description

This seminar is designed to develop a systematic
understanding of
the relevant tools of legal analysis and of their application to
the cases of civil law.
The relationship of legal obligation iscomposed of an office management. an undue profits andand unlawful operation to have the relation of contract
theory in civil law. Specially the field where becomes theissue which is important and it select the field where the
LAW OF LEGAL OBLIGATIONS new theory is proposed a depth and there is it researches.
As general theory of office management, undue profits andunlawful operation formation and structure, with effectagainst the shedding of blood which is special it researches.
Specially regarding an undue profit and the unlawful
operation which are special it researches concretely.
The purpose of the course is to know
how to solve the international transaction's conflictproblems, so that it would prevent the internationaltransaction's conflict safely, and it would make formaltransaction to be activate transaction. It also would help our
COMPARATIVE CIVIL LAW
civil law's legislation part and analysis part to develop.
This course deals with American civil law, Japanese civil
law, Chinese civil law and European civil law, such as
German civil law, french civil law and English civil law. We
will compare and analyze those countries' civil law in class.
The international sale transaction is in essence a sale goods
and presents all those commercial and legal problems
inherent in any sale of goods.
Its special features arise from the simple fact that seller
and buyer are based in different countries. Thus this subject
examines the condition of payment, the delivery terms, the
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TRANSACTION LAW issue of some significant document such as a bill of lading,an insurance policy or a bill of exchange. And the above
problems are not all in the sphere of contract. If a dispute
arises on the contract, it may be necessary to decide
whether it should apply korean law or the law of anothercountry.
The conflict of laws is obviously very relevant in the area of
SEMINAR ON CIVIL LAW

This course aims to review and discuss main issues of
CURRENT ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSinternational relations in English.
“E-Government and Citizen Participation” examines theinfluence of Information Technology (IT) on governments andits interaction with citizens. The advancement of IT,
particularly the web, has enhanced efficiency and
E-GOVERNMENT & CITIZEN PARTICIPATION democracy of government activities. This class serves as an
introduction to e-government and e-democracy, focusing on
the aspect of citizen participation. Citizen participation on
the web is often termed as e-participation and econsultation. This class will be conducted in English.
This course provides students with
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
the social welfare policy. We also search for the practicalplanning process, domain and effects of welfare policy.

Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
Language

Tue.09:00~10:15
Fri.10:30~11:45

131-228131-228

EnglishMon.12:00~13:15
Thu.13:30~14:45

131-228131-228

EnglishWed.12:00~13:15
Fri.09:00~10:15

131-123
131-123

EnglishTue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

131-123
131-123

EnglishMon.13:30~14:45
Thu.12:00~13:15
Mon.18:00~18:50
Thu.18:00~19:40

131-335
131-335
131-427131-427

Tue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

131-227131-227

EnglishMon.13:30~14:45
Thu.12:00~13:15

131-229131-229

EnglishEnglishEnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course Code
84

1836

85

1875

Class Title(Korean)사회복지정책론

경제이슈의이해와토론(1)
86

1899

87

1893

경제학설사

88

1942

인적자원의이해

89

1982

경영리더십

90

1985

경영조직론

91

1994

국제경영학

92

1999

인적자원관리론

This course provides
students
with
CourseDescription
the social welfare policy. We also search for the practicalplanning process, domain and effects of welfare policy.
This course is intended to help
students improve their oral and written skills in English
CURRENT ECONOMIC ISSUES Ⅰ
largely by using articles on current issues in the area of
Economics and Finance. Emphasis will also be placed on
By inquiring into the evolution of economic doctrines fromthe ancient to modern times, this course aims at making it
possible for the students to understand how contemporary
economics came to be shaped as its is now, andfurthermore grope for a better economic theory. Starting
HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES
from a comparative study of ancient Chinese, Greek andChristian economic
thoughts, this course continually deals with medieval
economic thought, mercantilism, physiocracy, classical andMarxism political economy and a brief outline of modern
This course is an introductory overview
of the management of the human resources in organizations.
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RESOURCES
Topics include human resource decisions dealing withstaffing, employee development, work-system rewards, andThis course introduces the concept ofleadership and explained how managers can grow as leaders.
Management leadership is defined as an influence
MANAGEMENT LEADERSHIP
relationship in an organization among leaders and followers
who intend real changes and outcomes that reflect theirshared organizational purposes. ...
Organizational theory shows that
adequate organizational design is the key to organizational
BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
effectiveness. Basic organizational variables, context,
various stake holders are included in the main teachingThis course is designed to provide a foundation for
MANAGEMENT OF
understanding in
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
advertising. A variety of topics including advertising history,(Internet)
advertising institutions, advertising theory, planning, andpracticeThis is basically a survey course designed to familiarized
the students
with basic concepts, principles, andpractices of human resource management in organizations
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT relative to external and internal management. However, toenhance the learning process of the students, an emphasis
will be placed on the problem-solving approach withselected subjectsof the course.
Class Title(English)
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Teaching
Language
EnglishClass Schedule

Class Room

Tue.11,12,13
Wed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45
Thu.18:00~189:50
Fri.18:00~19:40

131-229011-301
011-301
011-202011-202

Thu.19:40~22:10

011-309

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

011-203011-203

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

011-207011-207

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

011-203011-203

EnglishTue.10:30~11:45
Thu.09:00~10:15

011-207011-207

EnglishMon.12:00~13:15
Thu.13:30~14:45

011-203011-203

EnglishEnglishEnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

93

2016

기업정보자원관리

942020비즈니스커뮤니케이션(2)

95

2067

무역실무

96

2076

글로벌경영학

97

2146

무기의약품화학

982152

해부생리학(1)

99

2160

약효와대사

Class Title(English)

Course Description

This course introduces the importanceof information resources for business organizations and the
database concepts which are needed for effective
management of data/information resources. Databaseesign/development and operations techniques with issues
related to database management will be also studied.
CORPORATE INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Specifically, students will learn relational database theories
and designing techniques. The concepts and applications ofdata warehousing are also introduced. Finally, data mining
concepts and applications are introduced. Students willpractice applying data mining techniques to credit
evaluation, churn management, customer relationshipmanagement, and personalized Web service areas,
To become a successful businessemployee, many practical characteristics are needed asfollows : basic job etiquettes, mutual relationships with theboss and peers, positive responsiveness to customers,
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS II
understanding the firm's objectives and personalization of
ethical behavior. In addition, abilities to present in English
what they want to tell concerning their duties are expected
to be improved through this subject.
The law of international trade comprises the legal rules witha very broad subjects
concerning transnational commercial transactions. However,
FOREIGN TRADE PRACTICE
introductory study such as thiscourse, some of the most important aspects of the subject
will be dealt with.
The purpose of this course is to provide valuable knowledge
as well as
GLOBAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT fundmental theory required for successful management of
global business executed under various different political,
economical, social and cultural environments acrossInorganic medicinal chemistry covers the preparation,
manufacture, identification, properties, pharmaceutical
INORGANIC MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY effect, and uses/applications of common inorganic
pharmaceuticals, organoplatinum compounds and thefundamental raw materials. In addition, the basic concept of
It covers the exploration of the structureand function of each type of cells, then, extends the study
on cell cycle, membrane potential and neurons and finally to
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I
nervous system and special sense organs. The
understanding of the structure in conjunction with functionof each organ and systems will solidify one's ground in the
study of pathophysiology of disease.
Most of drugs are biotransformed
either to loose or to enhance its activity
through metabolism in liver, which, in turn, changes the
EFFECT AND METABOLISM OF DRUGS
efficacy of drugs.
the coures, therefore, focuses the interrelationship ofefficacy and metabolism of drugs.

Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageTue.10:30~11:45
Thu.09:00~10:15

011-203011-203

EnglishMon.16:30~17:45
Wed.16:30~17:45

011-302011-302

EnglishTue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

011-201
011-201

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

011-305
011-305

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

015-208015-208

EnglishWed.15:00~16:50

015-155

EnglishWed.18:00~19:40

015-208

EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

100

2166

무기의약품화학

101

2173

해부생리학(1)

102

2215

식물유전학

103

2235

경관생태학

104

2254

인간생활과목재

105

2263

목재가구설계

106

2279

식품실무영어

107

2292

외식관광실무영어(1)

108

2387

생애주기영양학

109

2416

스포츠사회학

Class Title(English)

Course Description

Inorganic medicinal chemistry covers
the preparation, manufacture, identification, properties,
pharmaceutical effect, and uses/applications of common
INORGANIC MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY
inorganic pharmaceuticals, organoplatinum compounds andthe fundamental raw materials. In addition, the basic
concept of medicinal chemsity is included.
It covers the exploration of the structureand function of each type of cells, then, extends the study
on cell cycle, membrane potential and neurons and finally to
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I
nervous system and special sense organs. The
understanding of the structure in conjunction with functionof each organ and systems will solidify one's ground in the
study of pathophysiology of disease.
Studies on the law of inheritance,
chromosome, linkage, genetic material,
PLANT GENETICS
gene expression and molecular genetics, and population
genetics will be carried out.
Landscape ecology is the study ofspatial variation in landscapes at a variety of scales. It
includes the biophysical and societal causes and
LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY
consequences of landscape heterogeneity. Above all, it isbroadly interdisciplinary. The conceptual and theoreticalcore of landscape ecology links natural sciences with
Description of wood as a fibrousmaterial, its porperties and variability as
influenced by species differences and growth conditions.
WOODS IN HUMAN LIFE
Physical properties
important to common uses. Nature of forest products
industries and manufactured products. Present trends anddevelopments in wood conversion.
Theory of furniture production; testing
WOOD FURNITURE DESIGN
fastening system; frame construction; design of furniture.
We teach the students basic and
PRACTICAL ENGLISH OF FOOD SCIENCE essential English skills which is research for food scienceand technolgy
To progress the satisfaction ofcustomers by producing leaders equipped with proficient
PRACTICAL ENGLISH FOOD SERVICEL(1)English conversation capability, international sense, as well
as expert terminology on food service.
The objective of this course is to help
students learn about the special nutrition issues at different
LIFE CYCLE NUTRITION
periods of life cycle including infants, childhood, adolescent,pregnancy, lactation and for the elderly.
This course presents social structure,
SPORT SOCIOLOGY
social patterns and social organization of groups engaged inphysical education and sports.

Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
LanguageTue.10:30~11:45
Thu.09:00~10:15

015-207015-207

EnglishFri.09:00~10:50

015-155

EnglishWed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45

028-202028-202

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

029-113029-113EnglishTue.09:00~10:15
Fri.10:30~11:45

029-217029-217

EnglishTue.15:00~16:15
Thu.15:00~16:15

029-217029-217

EnglishMon.10:30~11:45
Wed.09:00~10:15

026-109026-109

EnglishMon.09:00~10:15
Wed.10:30~11:45

026-205026-205

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

030-210030-210

EnglishTue.15:00~16:15
Thu.15:00~16:15

114-302114-302

EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course Code

110

2437

111

2515

112

2520

113

2527

114

2528

115

2575

116

2615

117

2416

118

3030

119

3064

120

3081

Class Title(Korean)

Class Title(English)

Course Description

This course provides an introductory
study of management fundamentals and organizational
behavior. Students learn basic organizational theory, howindividuals adapt to organizations. How managers motivate스포츠경영학
SPORT MANEGEMENT
and lead in work
situations, and how organizations are designed and managed.
A section of the course will target current organizational
climates in relation to managing change, conflict resolution,
work force diversity, and problem solving.
Linguistic theories are applied to the teaching of English as
TEACHING METHODOLOGY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE영어교육론a foreign language program organization and curriculum.
Surveys the development of the novel
미국소설
AMERICAN NOVEL
in America seen through a study of representative major
works by major writers for historical significance.
This course will begin with William Shakespeare's dramatic
career, and examine his major plays, tragedies andcomedies including Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, King Lear,르네상스시대와셰익스피어 SKAKESPEAR IN THE RENAISSANCE
Macbeth, Othello. Class discussion will be augmented withlectures concentrating largely on the historical contexts andliterary conventions of the plays.
This course presents an overview of thegrammar of English and methods for teaching grammar and
ENGLISHSTRUCTUREANDEDUCATION
영어구조교육
focuses on topics in English grammar and grammar teachingthat are relevant to EFL teachers.
This course is to focus on learning avariety of teaching methods and strategies for effective
instruction in secondary school mathematics and analyzing
PEDAGOGYFOR
TEACHINGSECONDARYSCHOOL
MATHEMATICS
수학교재연구및지도법
various contents in mathematics textbook. In addition,
students will practice and apply various theories inmathematics education though teaching practicum.
This course explores major theories andmethodologies which have recently been brought up in theTHE
CURRENTISSUESIN
EARLY
CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION
유아교육의최신주제들
area of early childhood education. It will provide students
with opportunities which are taught in English.
This course presents social structure,스포츠사회학
SPORT SOCIOLOGY
social patterns and social organization of groups engaged inphysical education and sports.
Understand the mechanics of textile machinery including시스템동역학
SYSTEM DYNAMICS
Newton's 2nd laws, Work and energy, momentum, mechanicsof rigid body and link systems.
Recently, nanoscale organic materials
for advanced uses in textile and hitech industries are to be
introduced and learned to get practical experiences and
NANOSCALE ORGANIC MATERIALS유기나노소재
knowledge.. The science and technology for the preparation
and application of advanced organic materials and nanoscalematerials will be clearly understood.
Study of materials characteristic andcapability which are source of all kind of textilegoods피복재료
TEXTILE MATERIALS
through theory and experiment. Understand influence ofmaterials capability, practice how to choose and use textile
goods for end use.

Class Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
Language

Wed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45

114-302114-302

EnglishTue.16:30~17:45
Thu.16:30~17:45

007-108
007-108

EnglishTue.15:00~16:15
Thu.15:00~16:15

007-252
007-252

EnglishTue.11:00~12:50
Thu.11:50~12:50

007-108
007-108

EnglishMon.14:30~16:20
Thu.09:00~10:50

007-204
007-204

EnglishMon.16:30~17:45
Wed.16:30~17:45

007-252
007-252

EnglishTue.11:00~12:50
Thu.13:00~14:50

007-252
007-108

EnglishTue.15:00~16:15
Thu.15:00~16:15

114-302114-302

EnglishMon.15:00~16:15
Thu.10:30~11:45

014-201014-201

EnglishWed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45

014-301
014-301

EnglishTue.09:00~10:15
Fri.10:30~11:45

014-119014-119

EnglishInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

121

3096

패션소비자심리

122

3098

글로벌패션마켓트렌드

123

3126

유기화학

124

3130

면역생물학

125

3133

식물대사공학

126

3145

생화학특론(1)

127

3147

유전학

128

3152

산업미생물학

129

3155

분자생명공학

130

3178
중급중국어(1)

131

3179

132

3180

고급중국어

Class Title(English)

Course Description

Class Schedule

Class Room

Combining the theories of consumer
Mon.15:00~16:15
014-101
behavior and social psychology of clothing, this course isThu.10:30~11:45
014-101
designed to understand consumer behavior fashion and to
apply to marketing activities for fashion business.
This course is designed to understand: 1) the global natureof the fashion industry; and 2) the ever-changing markets infashion. The course understands the global marketing
GLOBAL FASHION MARKET TRENDS practices in fashion using a case study method. The realTue.18:00~20:30
014-113world business cases of apparel, luxury and retailbrands/firms are analyzed. In the process, current issues
and trends in the global fashion markets will be explored.
Organic chemistry lectures about the chemical substances
found in living organisms.This course introduces theMon.09:00~10:15
027-210
structure of organic compounds and chemical mechanisms.
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Wed.10:30~11:45
027-210
This course is a pre-requisite for understanding
biochemistry and secondary metabolites. Organic chemistry
is one of the most important courses for the bioThis class will cover various defense system in human body,Mon.16:30~17:45
027-210the development and activation of the immune system,
IMMUNOBIOLOGY027-210principles of the immune reaction, background and control of Wed.16:30~17:45
the immune reaction, and the function of antigens.
Plants have been developed their unique metabolic pathway,
such as photosynthesis and secondary metabolite
Tue.10:30~11:45
026-206
production. Therefore, this class will be designed to deliver
PLANT METABOLIC ENGINEERING
Thu.09:00~10:15
026-206
the knowledge of plant biochemistry and metabolism, andfurthermore, to bring the examples of metabolic engineering
to change the levels of plant adaptness and useful materials.
The major theories contributing to the development of
Tue.15:00~16:15
190-307biochemistry are selected and interpreted. The correlations
ADVANCED BIOCHEMISTRY I
Thu.15:00~16:15
190-307of the theories with the special fields in general iochemistry
are discussed.
Genetics, a discipline of biology, is the science of heredity,
variation in living organisms, expression of DNA and effectof environment. This may sub-classified by cellular genetics,
Wed.15:00~16:15
190-406
human genetics, physiological genetics and molecular
GENETICS
Fri.15:00~16:15
190-406
genetics that is fused with recent molecular biology.
This lecture will study from ancient genetics introduced by"mendel" to the most recent genetic engineering based
technology which leads 21st current biology.
Lecture for methods of using microorganisms in industry
INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
Tue.09:00~10:15,10:30~11:45 028-201
and their microorganisms.
Genetic engineering, metabolic engineering, and protein
Wed.13:30~14:45
028-103engineering tools will be introduced for modifying microbial
MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY
Fri.13:30~14:45
028-103
enzymes, microbial strains, recombinant vaccines, or iochips,
which are important for microbial bioindustries.
The objective of this course is to help students understandMon.13:30~14:45
004-303
the Chinese language in a contemporary world setting using
Thu.12:00~13:15
004-303
INTERMEDIATE CHINESE I
literature, magazines and newspapers. Prerequisite courses:
Wed.13:30~14:45
004-303
Elementary Chinese.
Fri.13:30~14:45
004-303
The goal of this course is to have the students become
Mon.10:30~11:45
003-103
familiar with correct pronunciation, vocabulary words and
ADVANCED CHINESE
Wed.09:00~10:15
003-103chinese sentence structure. An interpretative analysis willtake place by reading contemporary short novels and prose.
CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY OF FASHION

Teaching
Language
EnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishChineseChineseChineseInformation on Courses for International Students (Spring, 2011)
No. Course CodeClass Title(Korean)

Class Title(English)

133

3183

중국문학명저해설

134

3198

실용중국어

135

3201

중국사상의이해

136

3202

중국어작문연습

137

3203

인터넷시사중국어

138

3204

중국문화텍스트읽기

139

3217

미디어중국어

140

3280

서양건축사

141

3302

건축실무

142

3081

피복재료

TEXTILE MATERIALS

143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155

0121
0103
0109
0104
0106
0125
0123
0127
0107
0124
0114
0115
0120

사회체육

SOCIAL SPORTS

Course Description

The goal of this course is to heighten the understanding ofChinese psychology, (Chinese thinking and theChineseemotional state) by reading many famous classical, literary
and historical works.
In this course, the students will practice writing various
forms of letters widely used in actual practice. The students
will also learn to analyze the structure of the Chinese
PRACTICAL CHINESE
language and to improve their writing ability. The course
will prepare the students for actual contacts with China
after graduation, and for also for the H·S·K Chinese ability
This course deals with the origin and development ofchinese philosophy, such as pre-ch'in hundred school,
UNDERSTANDING OF CHINESE PHILOSOPHY
Han-T'ang Buddhism, Sung-Ming Neo-Confucianism, Chingphilosophy and contemporary Neo-Confucianism.
This course is designed to practice writing wide range of
PRACTICE OF CHINESE COMPOSITION sentences with idioms and phrases and writing articles
about a theme given.
This course will be devoted to get comprehensive
information on current Chinese politics, economy, society
CURRENT TOPICS ON CHINESE WEB SITES
and culture through reading current topics appeared innewspapers and periodicals on Chinese web sites.
Introduces the chinese culture and enhance understanding
the chinese history, thought, literature, music and art etc.
based on humanistic contents mainly. Also, by looking over
READING CHINESE CULTURAL TEXT
the contemporary chinese culture trout, helps students
understandry of china's culture in past time through present
time.
This course aims to acquaint students with contemporary
MEDIA CHINESE
Chinese, using various type of media such as newspapers,
broadcast and internet, etc.
A survey on the development of built environment from theEgypt period to the late-19th century emphasizing the
HISTORY OF WESTERN ARCHITECTURE
relates natural-social environment, technology andmaterials, and the design trends.
It deals with critical items on architectural design practiceincluding not only several documents in architecture, but
ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE
project management, office operation, and application ofbuilding codes.
UNDERSTANDING CHINESE CLASSICSClass Schedule

Class Room

Teaching
Language

Wed.13:30~14:45
Fri.13:30~14:45

003-201003-201

ChineseWed.12:00~13:15
Fri.09:00~10:15

004-303004-303

ChineseTue.13:30~14:45
Fri.12:00~13:15

003-103003-103

ChineseMon.13:30~14:45
Thu.12:00~13:15

003-103003-103

ChineseMon.16:30~17:45
Wed.16:30~17:45

003-103003-103

ChineseTue.10:30~11:45
Thu.09:00~10:15

003-208003-208

ChineseMon.09:00~10:15
Wed.10:30~11:45

003-103003-103

Chinese

Tue.09:00~10:15
Fri.10:30~11:45

018-321018-321

EnglishFri.17:00~18:50

018-306

EnglishTue.09:00~10:15
014-119
Study of materials characteristic and capability which are source of all kind of textilegoods through theory
Englishand experiment. Understand influe
Fri.10:30~11:45
014-119
Mon.13:00~14:50 천마아트센타연습실2 Jazz,Hip-hop
Tue.13:00~14:50 실내골프연습장
Golf
Wed.13:00~14:50 천마체육관
BadmintonThu.13:00~14:50 실내골프연습장
Golf
Fri.13:00~14:50
천마체육관Basketball
Mon.15:00~16:50 체조장
Taekwondo
Table tennis
Tue.15:00~16:50 탁구장
Wed.15:00~16:50 체조장
FitnessThu.15:00~16:50 천마아트센터연습실2 Dance sports
Table tennis
Fri.15:00~16:50
탁구장Sat.09:00~10:50 두류수영장
Swimming
This course is designed to become
Sat.11:00~12:50 두류수영장
Swimming
more proficient at one of social sports. Skills, strategies andMon.13:00~14:50
First aid
courtesies of the activities are also covered.

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No. Course Code
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167

0126
0112
0110
0116
0113
0108
0117
0105
0118
0122
0119
0111

Class Title(Korean)
사회체육Class Title(English)
SOCIAL SPORTS

This course is designed
to becomeCourseDescription
more proficient at one of social sports. Skills, strategies andcourtesies of the activities are also covered.

Class Schedule
Tue.13:00~14:50
Wed.13:00~14:50
Thu.13:00~14:50
Fri.13:00~14:50
Mon.15:00~16:50
Tue.15:00~16:50
Wed.15:00~16:50
Thu.15:00~16:50
Fri.15:00~16:50
Tue.13:00~14:50
Thu.15:00~16:50
Fri.18:00~19:40

Teaching
Language테니스장
Tennis밀레니엄볼링장 Bowling천마체육관Badminton
Korean wrestling씨름장밀레니엄볼링장 Bowling천마체육관volleyball신대부적지야구장 Baseball이희건체육관2층 Basketball신대부적지야구장 Baseball인조잔디축구장 Soccer신대부적지야구장 Baseball천마체육관Badminton
Class Room