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KONKUK UNIVERSITY COURSE SELECTION LIST

UNDERGRADUATE - SPRING 2008

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

NO. MAJOR NAME OF COURSE COURSE DESCRIPTION CR

1

History

INTRODUCTION TO

KOREAN HISTORY

Introduction to Korean History Basic knowledge and concepts in Korean history: important issues in

each historical period, various methodologies and approaches, division of periods 3

2 HISTORY OF THE

AMERICAS

American History - Historical survey of the U.S.A, Latin America, and Canada from the colonial period to

the present, with special emphasis on the contrast between Protestantism and Catholicism 3

3

English Language and

Literature

ACADEMIC WRITING This course is designed to accustom students to academic style of English writing starting from

paragraph writing through essay and thesis writing 3

4 ENGLISH GRAMMAR I

A pedagogical grammar of English that deals with those practical items that a student must know to be

able to use English at intermediate and advanced levels: approached from the viewpoint of structural

linguistics, as adopted by Quirk and others

3

5 ENGLISH LITERATURE

AND CULTURAL STUDIES

This course is an attempt to understand how culture is produced and consumed in society. Diverse

fields of academic inquiries, such as sociology, history, ethnography, psychoanalysis, literary criticism, will

be introduced and discussed. Students are supposed to ask questions about their own subjectivity as

the result of cultural construction

3

6

THE DEVELOPMENT OF

BRITISH AND AMERICAN

NOVELS

To survey the history of British and American novels from the four wheels of the 18th century novel to

the 19th century British and American novels along with the reading of the masterpieces of the period 3

7 BRITISH AND AMERICAN

PLAYS

The dramatic literature of Britain and America and various trends in theatre as represented by major

plays of O'Neill, Miller, Williams, and Shaw 3

8 METHODOLOGY OF

ENGLISH EDUCATION

This course is designed to improve the learners' ability to apply up-to-date theories and principles of

language teaching methods to English language teaching classrooms 3

9 ENGLISH PHONETICS

This course is an introduction to English phonetics, which is responsible for the basic speech organs,

English consonantal and vocalic structures, English prosody such as stress and intonation, and various

sandhi phenomena

3



10


Literature

SHAKESPEARE Shakespeare's dramatic literature through his representative tragedies and comedies: Hamlet, Macbeth,

King Lear, Othello, and the Romantic comedies 3

11 INTRODUCTION TO

ENGLISH LITERATURE 1

This course aims at surveying the history of English literature from the medieval age, Renaissance, 17th

century, to 18th century, focusing on main writers and their works, in order to deepen our

understanding of English culture

3

12


Literature, International

Business

PRACTICE IN ENGLISH

COMPOSITION

Students in this course understand the fundamentals of English composition with special attention to

various styles of English paragraphs and with special emphasis on the actual writing of English

paragraphs and essays

3

13 ADVANCED ENGLISH

CONVERSATION

This course is designed to provide students with opportunities to practice more advanced

communication skills in English 3

14 ENGLISH TRANSLATIONStudents are accustomed to theories and principles of translation, and they practice various skills of

English translation 3

15 Chinese Language and

Literature CHINESE PRACTICE I

Practice with audio-visual materials, various publications, and broadcasts. Development of speaking and

listening skills of Chinese 3

16

EU Culture and

Information

Communication

GLOBAL CULTURE

DESIGN AND

MARKETING

This subject will design internet mobile, animation, character and contribute business environment for

consumer 3

17 EU GLOBAL

GOVERNANCE

The governance is one of the most important issues in terms of international affairs. In this course, the

students can have enough basic knowledge and information about this subject 3

18 FRENCH FIRST STEP The governance is one of the most important issues in terms of international affairs. In this course, the

students can have enough basic knowledge and information about this subject 3

19 Hebrew and Mideast

WORKSHOP FOR

READING HEBREW

STORY

This course teaches how to read ancient Hebrew stories 3

20 MODERN HEBREW 1 This course focuses on a basic understanding of Hebrew Grammar, Writing and Speaking Hebrew 2



21 Hebrew and Mideast

MODERN HEBREW 3 This course introduces students who have master the basics of Hebrew grammar to simple texts to

increase the level of reading comprehension and more diverse grammar patterns and elements 2

22 MODERN HEBREW 5 This course focuses on practicing Hebrew used in everyday life situations 2



COLLEGE OF SCIENCE


1

Math

COMPLEX ANALYSIS 1 It covers basic properties of complex variable functions such as analytic functions, power series, line

integrals and Cauchy's theorem 3

2 GENERAL TOPOLOGY It covers important concepts of general topology - continuous map, continuity, connectedness,

compactness, quotient topology, metrization theorem, and so on 3

3 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS I

It studies methods of finding approximate solutions of mathematically expressed, problems. Main topics

are solution of equations, interpolation, numerical differentiation, and integration, and algorithms of a

system of linear equations

3

4 TOPICS IN TOPOLOGY It covers homological groups and fundamental groups of topological spaces 3

5

INTRODUCTION TO

APPLIED MATHEMATICS

1

It covers mathematical modeling, simulation, ordinary differential equation, and mathematical theory 3

6

Physics

ADVANCED QUANTUM

PHYSICS

Angular momentum quantum numbers and their addition using Clebsch-Gorden coefficients are

introduced. Interaction of a electron with electromagnetic fields is explained quantum mechanically.

Time-independent perturbation theory and its application to the helium atom and scattering processes

are discussed. Prerequisite: Introduction to Quantum Mechanics

3

7 ELECTRONICS LAB I

This is a first part of electronics lab for experimental physics and covers mainly analog electronic

circuits. This course provides experiments for understanding and circuit applications of various circuit

components such as diodes, power supplies, various types of transistors, and operational amplifiers

3

8

Chemistry

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRYIndustrial Chemistry A discussion of acids, alkalies, fertilizers, and inorganic chemicals in inorganic

industry, and high polymer and organic compounds in organic industry 3

9 ADVANCED

BIOCHEMISTRY

Special Topics in Biochemistry A discussion of generation and storage of metabolic energy, biosynthetic

mechanisms of biomacromolecules, membrane structure and function, signal transduction, immune

system and regulation of eukaryotic gene expression

3



10

Bio-engineering

BIO ORGANIC

CHEMISTRY A study of basic concepts of organic chemistry to understand the biological process 3

11 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY &

LAB.

Introduction to animal physiological principles, emphasizing metabolism, irritability, reproduction,

movement, adaptation, and experiments concerning the function of physiological materials 3

12 BIOCHEMISTRY I Basic principles and experiments in biochemistry, emphasizing the molecular structure, function, and

metabolism of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids 3

13

Geography

BORANY FOR

RESOURCES

Discussion on location of economic activity; models and theories of economic geography; case studies

of industries and services at global, national, regional, and local levels; spatial patterns and

characteristics of international trade and foreign direct investment; Formation of global world economy

systems throughout globalization

3

14 URBAN GEOGRAPHY

AND LAB

It will focus on the theoretical aspect of urban geography including theories, conceptual framework, and

case studies from the global and the local in terms of urban origin, urban growth, urban system, urban

structure and urban planning

3

15

INTRODUCTION TO

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE

AND LAB

Weather influences our daily lives in so many ways as well as some of the greatest challenges we face

come in the form of natural disasters created by weather. In recent years, weather and climate have got

more attention due to the occurrence of environmental issues such as from greenhouse warming and

ozone depletion in the stratosphere to the global weather influence of El Nino. The main purpose of

this class is to convey meteorological concepts and it covers the origin, composition, and structure of

the atmosphere, solar energy, air temperature, humidity, clouds, precipitation and winds

3



COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE


1

Architectural Drawing

DESIGN

METHODOLOGY

This course focuses on the study of architectural design process, including conceptual, formal, and

functional aspects. Issues in an architectural design process is examined by focusing on the relationship

among space, form and design method

3

2 INTERIOR DESIGN 2

This course focuses on the ability to express interior architecture space based on understanding

architecture space. Practice is offered in small and middle scale interior planning with material, furniture,

sketch, color of architecture

3



COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING


1

Civil Engineering

STRUCTURAL

MECHANICS

Deflections ; moment-area theories, conjugate-beam methods, truss deflection by virtual work, energy

methods. analysis of statically indeterminate structures : Maxwell-Mohr methods, least-work theory, three

moment equations, slope-deflection equations, moment-distribution method

3

2 APPLIED MECHANICS Stress-strain diagrams, Axially-loaded members, torsion of circular bars, stresses in beams, analysis of

stress and strain, and deflection of beams 3

3

Environmental

Engineering

ENVIRONMENTAL

MICROBIOLOGY & LAB.

One of the core lecture prerequisite to the water quality and solid waste engineering major.

Fundamentals of microbiology and biochemistry as applied to environmental pollution and treatment

processes, energetic and kinetics of microbial growth, biological fate of pollutants. Emphasis is placed on

the application of these concepts to biogeochemical cycling, water and wastewater microbiology,

pollutant degradation, and microbial ecology. Introduction to laboratory techniques

3

4

ENVIRONMENTAL

FLUID MECHANICS

AND PRACTICE

One of the core lecture prerequisite to the environmental engineering major. Fundamentals and practice

of fluid mechanics as basic engineering tool for analyzing movement of air and water, representative

fluids in environmental engineering. Topics include fluid properties, fundamental equations of fluid, fluid

static and dynamics, laminar and turbulent flow, basic concept of similitude. Also cover fundamental

theory of basic hydraulics pipes and open channel), basic groundwater hydraulics, pump, measurements

velocity, flow rate, energy loss), and introduction to computational fluid dynamics. Provides practice for

calculations and designs to strengthen the basic knowledge and to enhance calculation and application

capabilities

3

5 DESIGN OF WATER

TREATMENT FACILITIES

Design and theoretical understanding of environmental processes in potable and industrial water

treatment; mainly physical and chemical processes, and reactor configurations commonly used for water

quality control; applications to the design of specific water treatment plant operations. Covered:

coagulation/sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection as conventional water treatment processes, and

adsorption, softening, membrane process, ion exchange, and corrosion control

3



6 Environmental

Engineering

INTRODUCTION TO

ENVIRONMENTAL

ENGINEERING DESIGN

This course covers fundamentals of environmental engineering theory and environmental system

engineering design and modeling for water, air, soil, and wastes as well as their applications, based upon

principles of engineering system design (e.g., mass balance, mass transfer/transport, single/multi-phase

processes, interfacial process, and unit process design and application)

3

7

Mechanical Engineering

MECHANICAL

ENGINEERING LAB 3 Tension, compression, bending, shear, torsion, impact, buckling, and hardness tests. 1

8 DESIGN OF MACHINE

ELEMENTS

Improvement of the design ability for coupling, clutch, shaft, and screw by applying fundamental laws

and mechanical knowledge 3

9 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS

Numerical methods from an end-user's point of view: interpolation and spleens, integration, numerical

solution of ordinary differential equations: explicit and implicit method, multi-step methods, boundary

value problems, eigen value problems. Emphasis on analysis of numerical methods for accuracy,

convergence, stability

3

10 CIVIL ENGINEERING

CAPSTONE DESGIN

Performing the full procedures of design and manufacturing for some selective topics. Capstone and

integrated design project necessary for engineering degree 2

11 CREATIVE DESIGN

Creative problem-handling and elementary engineering design. Introduction of the essential idea of the

recently developed technology in engineering area. Group discussion and presentation at each step

leading to the final goal of given problems

2

12 CIM SYSTEM

System components as actuators, sensors, controllers, and networks, Analysis and design techniques for

the CIM systems: tasking, scheduling, network programming, real-time control, PLC programming, control

logic design, modeling and control of servo motors. Experiments at the factory of the Continuous Process

Research Center. Prerequisite courses: System Design

3

13 FLUID MECHANICS

An introduction to Fluid Mechanics: the properties of fluid, and three methods for the analysis of the

fundamental conservation law, including the integral approach for the control volume, the differential

approach for the infinitesimal volume, and dimensional analysis for experimental data.

3



14

Aerospace Engineering

ELECTROMAGNETIC

SCIENCE

It introduces basic concepts and applications of electric and electronic systems, which is necessary to the

design, analysis, and fabrication of mechanical systems. It covers electromagnetic field, semiconductor

devices, and basic electric and digital circuits

3

15 FLUID MECHANICS Fluid mechanics provides an understanding of basic concepts of fluid mechanics, fluid static's, governing

equations in integral and differential forms, incompressible viscous flows, and dimensional analysis 3

16 SIGNAL AND SYSTEMS

Introduction to description of signals and systems, continuous and discrete systems, characteristics of

linear systems, frequency analysis of continuous and discrete signals, spectrum analysis of random signals,

Laplace transformation and application to continuous systems, Z transformation and application to

discrete systems, and analog filter design

3

17

STRUCTURAL

MECHANICS AND

EXPERIMENT

Includes elements of two-dimensional elasticity theory, boundary value problems, energy methods,

analyses of solid and thin walled section beams, and monocoque and semimonocoque structures. 2 hour

lecture and 1 hour experiment per week

3

18

MECHANICS OF

MATERIAL AND

EXPERIMENT

Introduction to the mechanics of particles, rigid bodies, trusses and beams in static equilibrium, with an

emphasis on the use of free-body diagrams. Includes stress and strain relation, tension/compression,

torsion, bending deformation in structural members. 2 hour lecture and 1 hour experiment per week

3

19 AEROSPACE CAD AND

MODELING

Aircraft Configuration Layout and Loft-Flat-Wrap Fuselage Lofting, Circle-to-Square Adapter, Fuselage Loft

Verification, Wing/Tail Layout and Loft-Wetted Area Determination, Volume Determination-Special

Considerations in Configuration Layout: Aerodynamic Consideration

3

20 AERODYNAMICS

This course deals with potential flow theory, stream function, velocity potential, circulation, vortex, Kutta

condition, lifting line theory etc. This course offers to understand the fundamental equations governing

aerodynamics and their applications to aeronautical problems such as airfoil design

3

21 Chemisty & Biology BIOLOGY

This course gives lectures on the basic knowledge of various fields of modern biology including

biotechnology and medical engineering. Based on the basic concepts of biological science such as

taxonomy, morphology, physiology, embryology, genetics, and ecoogy, this course introduces molecular

biology and genetic engineering

3



22

Electrical Engineering

MICROPROCESSOR

DESIGN AND

APPLICATION

It introduces up to cover the structures(hardware), design(software), peripheral devices and application

programming 3

23 ELECTRICAL DESIGN

PROJECT2

Project topics are selected to practice varieties of real application of electrical engineering. The process

from the topic selection to final presentation is done in collaboration with the team members jointed

with ; such as alternative energy project and/or solar car project

3

24 New Materials

INSTRUMENTAL

ANALYSIS AND

PRACTICE

In this subject, the principles of various analyzers such as spectroscope and chromatography are studied

to identify the unknown materials obtained by chemical reactions. The lectures on the operating

procedures of the instruments and interpreting methods of the results are also provided

2

25

Chemical Engineering

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

1

Understanding of fundamental properties of materials using basic laws of unit operation, thermodynamics

and reaction engineering such as thermodynamic laws, phase equilibrium, chemical equilibrium, surface

thermodynamic and reaction kinetics

3

26 STATISTICS AND

EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN

Basic concepts of probability, expectation, random variables, discrete and continuous distributions, and

regression 3

27

Microbiology

BIOCHEMICAL

ENGINEERING

The lecture describes the culture of recombinant microorganism and process design for the protein

separation and purification 3

28

RECOMBINANT

GENOME AND

PROTEOME DESIGN

The lecture and engineering design describe knowledge of gene cloning, Genetic Engineering and

designs of recombinant genes and proteins. It also includes introduction Functional Genomics and

Bioinformatics

3

29

Industrial Engineering

QUALITY

MANAGEMENT Quality, reliability and safety of products in planning, design, production, sale, A/S and phase out stage 3

30 PROJECT

MANAGEMENT

Today most organizations perform their work in the form of project rather than routine work in order to

solve problems and achieve specific goals. For rational and systematic project management, this course

surveys project selection, the roles of project manager, project organization, planning, conflicts and

negotiation, budgeting, scheduling, resource allocation, monitoring, control, auditing, termination

3



31

Textile Engineering

TECHNICAL TEXTILES

AND DESIGNS

Technical textiles, used in all the industries to give special functions and/or to improve their properties to

the engineering material, will be studied, introducing a material, processing and properties of technical

textile used in various fields of engineering

3

32 TEXTILE COMPOSITE

MATERIALS DESIGN

This course offers basic theoretical treatment to design textile composites and fiber reinforced

composites. The objective properties of the textile composite include mechanical properties, filtering

properties, transport properties and electrical properties

3

33 TEXTILE CAPSTONE

DESIGN 1

Fundamental study on research methodology is provided. also thesis writing and product design

techniques will be lectured 2



INFORMATION AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS


1

Internet

INTRODUCTION TO

THE INTERNET

This course provides a top-down approach to the study of computer networking that begins with

application-level protocols and then works down the protocol stack. Proceeding this way allows the

student to focus on the network services that are needed and then, in turn, study how these services can

be provided. This course features the Internet in order give the students a direct grip on the concepts

since all have a daily usage of it

3

2 HCI

This course covers the importance of human-computer interaction in the design and development of

computer hardware and software system, and the concepts and strategies to develop human oriented

computer system that provide the user with convenient and flexible interface

3

3 WEB SERVICE This course covers service-oriented architecture, web service-related standard technologies, web service

implementation over Java and .NET platforms 3

4

Multimedia

HCI This course focuses on studying grammars for high-level computer programming language and

methodologies for developing compilers corresponding to the given grammar. 3

5 PROGRAMMING

LANGUAGE

This course focuses on studying grammars for high-level computer programming language and

methodologies for developing compilers corresponding to the given grammar 3

6

Computer Science

COMPUTER1 History of the computer, computer architecture, programming language, and miscellaneous aspects of

computer science 3

7 DATA STRUCTURE

Studies the basic concepts of files, file storage devices and I/O control, performance analysis on file

structures, and compare various file structures and management techniques. Also covers the organizing

skills, file sorts and merges, the inter-relation between file systems and database systems

3

8

INTRODUCTION TO

MULTIMEDIA

ENGINEERING

This course covers fundamental concepts of multimedia in the engineering aspects, to establish

foundations for the multimedia applications, which is requested by the modern industry. The topics

covered include concept of multimedia, multimedia processing technologies of audio, image and video,

compression, international standards, and multimedia networking

3



9 Computer Science SOFTWARE SPECIAL

DEVELOPMENT 1

This course covers fundamental concepts of multimedia in the engineering aspects, to establish

foundations for the multimedia applications, which is requested by the modern industry. The topics

covered include concept of multimedia, multimedia processing technologies of audio, image and video,

compression, international standards, and multimedia networking

3

10

Electronics Engineering

PHYSICAL

ELECTRONICS Quantum mechanics, Quantum statistics, Solid state theory, semiconductor theory 3

11 CIRCUIT THEORY

Basic circuit principles and analysis techniques related to electric circuits consisting of passive circuit

elements such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Also covered are the transient and steady-state

behaviors of electric circuits

3

12 DATA

COMMUNICATIONS

Network architectures; layered protocols, network service interface; local networks; internet protocols; link

protocols; addressing; routing; flow control; higher level protocols, OSI (Open Systems Interconnections)

model

3



COLLEGE OF POLITICAL SCIENCE


1

Politics & Diplomacy

LAW AND POLITICS In this course, students will learn about the interconnectedness of law and politics, general understanding

of the Constitution and courts' role as a political institution 3

2

GLOBALIZATION AND

CONTEMPORARY

WORLD POLITICS

View the globalization and regionalization trends in the Post cold war era and their impact on world

economy 3

3

Public Administration

FINANCIAL

ADMINISTRATION

The scope of this class is very wide ranging from budgetary process to budget reform and its effect on

national economy. Many best practices of budgetary reform in international perspective are dealt 3

4 REGIONAL

DEVELOPMENT POLICY

Policies and strategies of regional development. Spatial structures, interregional movement of labor and

capital, and innovation diffusion. Theories of regional development, such as export base model,

neoclassical theory, cumulative condensation model, growth center strategy, technopolis, agropolitan

strategy, and others

3

5

Real Estate

MICROECONOMICS Covers the basic theories in consumer and producer behavior, marker structure, general equilibrium, and

welfare economics. Analyzes consumer equilibrium, production technology, competition and monopoly 3

6 LOCATION Theories of human settlement systems, industrial location, and the spatial development of cities on micro

and macro level 3

COLLEGE OF LAW


1 Law

INDUSTRIAL

INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY LAW

Students would learn general principal of industrial intellectual property law. It includes patent, trademark

and industrial design 3



COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMICS


1

Economics

PRINCIPLES OF

ECONOMICS 1

Introduction to economics,with a focus on how economists observe and explain economic problems.

Outlines the basic unifying themes of economics : scarcity and choice. Defines key forms & ideas of

market, demand and supply

3

2 APPLIED

ECONOMETRICS

This course introduces principles of multiple regression techniques with focuses on discrete response,

panel data, and time series models, issues of omitted variables and missing data, sample selection,

randomized and natural experiments, and instrumental variable estimation method. The aims of this

course is to provide students with an understanding of and ability to apply econometric and statistical

methods using computer packages

3

3 PRINCIPLE OF

MICROECONOMICS

This course introduces microeconomic concepts and analysis. Topics include supply and demand analysis,

theories of the firm and individual behavior, competition and monopoly, and wolfare economics. Basic

theories are problems of current economic policy

3

4 FINANCIAL

DERIVATIVES

This course presents financial derivatives, including futures and options, from the broad perspective. It

provides a survey of both practical and conceptual interest, from the mechanics of trading of financial

derivatives to the theoretical pricing of financial derivatives. Students should come away with an

understanding of the behavior of financial derivative markets, and how to use them in making business

decisions

3

5

International Trade

INTERNATIONAL

MANAGEMENT

Provides an analytical approach to understanding global logistics of goods and services, movement of

productive factors and strategic management at the level of multinational and international firms 3

6 BUSINESS ENGLISH Teaches students English speaking and writing skills that they may need in various contexts of

international commerce 3



7

International Trade

MARINE AND EXPORT

INSURANCE

Analysis of data when observation include simulations measurements on many variables: multivariate

normal distribution, multivariate analysis of variance, principal components analysis, factor analysis of

variance, principal components analysis, factor analysis, structural equation models, canonical correlation

analysis, discrimination and classification, cluster analysis, multimensional scaling

3

8 INTERNATIONAL

COOPERATION

Is designed to broaden the students‘ practical knowledge on international economic cooperation among

private companies and among governmental institutions 3

9 International Trade,

International Business

INTERNATIONAL

FINANCE

Analyses macroeconomic phenomena as extended to the international economy, and deals with related

topics such as balance of payments adjustment, international policy coordination, exchange rate

dynamics, and so forth

3

10

Applied Statistics

MULTIVARIATE DATA

ANALYSIS

Analysis of data when observation include simulations measurements on many variables: multivariate

normal distribution, multivariate analysis of variance, principal components analysis, factor analysis of

variance, principal components analysis, factor analysis, structural equation models, canonical correlation

analysis, discrimination and classification, cluster analysis, multimensional scaling

3

11 MATHEMATICAL

STATISTICS I

The basic concepts of probability and topics such as distribution of continuous and discrete types,

multivariate distributions, and sampling distributions. In addition, the limit theorems such as law of large

number and central limit theorem are studied

3

12 Consumer InformationMATHEMATICAL

STATISTICS I

Fundamental studying of basic theory for consumer information can be started from the understanding

of information framework among individual consumer, government administration, and private company.

Information issues related to conventional theory of consumer science such as privacy, safety, digital

commerce, consumption trend can be reviewed

3



COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION


1

Business Administration

PRINCIPLE OF

MANAGEMENT

The basic concepts of management principles in the current business environment, the fundamentals of

modern business administration are examined from the viewpoint of the cultivation of management

ability and the nature of business administration, management planning, management control, leadership,

the basic principles of organizing, profit control system, and business units are major topics of the course

3

2

MATHMATICS FOR

ECONOMICS AND

MANAGEMENT

Basic mathematical skills for business majors will be taught in this course. Topics such as set theory,

differentiation, integration, functions and their limiting behaviors, multi-variant optimizations, difference

and differential equations, and multi-variant optimization problems, are discussed

3

3 MARKETING

The process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas,

goods, and services is discussed. The Main topics are product, price, place, promotion, marketing

planning, organizing, controlling etc

3

4 STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT

Strategic Management aims to help students to have an eye on the choice of firms' strategic direction

and the general management of firms under high environmental turbulence. More specifically, Strategic

Management is designed to educate students in the strategic management framework of environmental

analysis, strategy formulation, strategy implementation, and strategy evaluation/control

3

5 SERVICE

MANAGEMENT

This course is designed to reflect service attributes of intangibility and customer involvement, etc., which

are different with those of tangible products, and so generate different operational issues. As economy is

being developed, the role of service sector will be increasing and for each manager the understanding of

effective and efficient service operations will become more important than before. Every business

students are strongly recommended to study services and their operations

3

6 DISTRIBUTION

CHANNEL STRATEGY

Efficient distribution channels are designed on behalf of both customers and firms. Channels strategies

are reviewed to cope with the change of channel environment 3



7

Business Administration

INVESTMENT

Understanding of security investment, investment including utility theory, capital market, the effects of

diversification, modern portfolio theory, option pricing theory, futures trade, and security analysis are

main topics in this course. Applications of the theories and techniques will be stressed

3

8 MICRO-ORGANIZATION

THEORY

Problems of organization and reality of organization, with special focus on the individuals and groups

within organization. Micro-organization is concerned with such topics as individuals motivation, learning,

perception, job attitudes, personality, leadership, formal and informal groups, interactive behavior and

conflict and group dynamics

3

9 BUSINESS ENGLISH 1 Business English I prepares students to command effective communication skills in both written and

spoken English. 3

10 Business

Administration,

International Business

FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT

Financial decision-making in the corporation and analytical techniques for solving financial problems are

examined in this course. Financial decisions such as investing in fixed assets, obtaining debt and equity

funds, and determining the proper amount of working capital are considered. Problems and cases are

used to demonstrate the applicability of the analytical techniques

3

11 MANAGERIAL

ACCOUNTING

Use of accounting data in the internal management planning and control process. Accounting analysis

that supports decisions about resource allocation and performances evaluation 3

12 Management

Information System

BUSINESS ENGLISH 1 Business English I prepares students to command effective communication skills in both written and

spoken English. 3

13 MIS SEMINAR 1 This course covers current MIS issues to help understand the rapidly changing IT and Computer

technology 3



COLLEGE OF ANIMAL BIOSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY


1

Animal Bioengineering

ANATOMY

PHYSIOLOGY &

PRACTICE

Introduction to basic anatomy and physiology of animal 3

2

ANIMAL

DEVELOPMENTAL

BIOLOGY

Basic course to introduce the mechanism of fertilization, early embryo development and lecture about

development and differentiation of gonads, sexual glands, neural·endocrine system 3

3 Dairy Product

Bioengineering FOOD SANITATION

Food Hygiene is to study the food safety management system including HACCP to ensure the safety and

wholesomeness of food in the bases of causes, effects and prevention of the deterioration and

putrefaction of foods, food poisoning, foodborne diseases, and chemical, biological and physical hazards

3

4 Animal Production &

Environment

DAIRY HERD

MANAGEMENT

To teach the improved methods of applying the basic principles of genetics, breeding, nutrition, feeding

and handling of dairy cattle, and managing the dairy farm business 3

5 FEED BIOTECHNOLOGY Introduction to feed production techniques using biotechnology and its application 3

6

Animal Science

Management &

Distribution Economics

COMMODITY PRICE

ANALYSIS

The scope of this class is very wide ranging from budgetary process to budget reform and its effect on

national economy. Many best practices of budgetary reform in international perspective are dealt 3

7 ECONOMICS OF FOOD

& AGRIBUSINESS

The role and characteristics of farm and off-farm agricultural business in our economy: introductory

economic and business principles involved in successful organization, operation, and management 3

8

AGRI-FOOD POLICIES

& INTERNATIONAL

TRADE

Analysis of the economic implications of past, current, and future food and agricultural policies in the

United States and selected regions of the world. & Theory, present situation, and the ideal direction of

international trade

3



COLLEGE OF LIFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE


1

Social Environmental

System Engineering

STRUCTURAL

MECHANICS &

EXERCISES

This course includes graphical and analytical calculations of forces and displacements in beams, trusses

and other structures. Special focus is placed on the statically indeterminate structures 3

2 ENVIRONMENTAL SOIL

PHYSICS

Physical properties of soil are introduced. Emphasis is on the physical characteristics and phenomena,

energy propagation, and transformation. And these properties are also explained in environmental

perspectives

3

3

Environmental Science

LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY

The purpose of this class is to provide opportunities to students fundamen-tal principles of landscape

ecology that are mutual relationships between landscape structure, function and changes. In addition, this

class covers basic terms, histories, and theories. On broad level, this class also aims to understand

dependence of human systems and ecosystems to each other

3

4 ENVIRONMENTAL

TOXICOLOGY

Understand the interactions between environmental toxicants and biota, and study the toxicity evaluation

methods 3

5 ENVIRONMENTAL RISK

ASSESSMENT Develop integrated knowledge of disciplines and methodologies for risk assessment 3

6

Molecular

Bio-engineering

PROTEOMICS To express functions, biological systems use proteins. Proteomics 1 includes basic theory and principles

about proteins 3

7 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

1

Introduction of basic concepts of molecular biology and molecular techniques in current use. Particularly,

emphasis on application of general understanding of life cycle at molecular level on current

biotechnology based business. Topics include: cell division cycle, gene expression regulation, translation,

post translational modification, sorting and protein turnover, genome structure, evolution and diversity,

recombinant DNA and gene transformation, signal transduction, embryogenesis, stem cell

3



COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE


1

Veterinary

VETERINARY

BIOCHEMISTRY1

EXPERIMENT

The general concepts of modern biochemistry will be introduced. The major roles of important

macromolecules such as proteins and nucleic acids will be discussed, and their relationships with

metabolism in various tissues and physiological phenomena will also be discussed

1

2 FOOD SANITATION

This course is intended to provide general knowledge about the food sanitation. Various factors including

microorganism, chemicals, natural toxins and heavy metals will be introduced. All of that can induce

serious diseases in human when it is contaminated in food

2



COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN


1 Communication DesignBASIC DIGITAL DESIGN

1

This course focuses on basic understanding of computers as tools for design. Contents include study on

hardware and software for design works 2

2

Industrial Design

DESIGN ENGLISH 1

The objective for these series(design English 1,2,3,4) of subjects is to help students to make design

presentations

in English freely.

2

3 DESIGN ENGLISH 3

The objective for these series(design English 1,2,3,4) of subjects is to help students to make design

presentations

in English freely.

2

4

Apparel Design

FASHION DESIGN I Study of basic elements and principles of fashion design, fashion research and analysis, and creating the

line by rendering 3

5 FASHION BUSINESS

ENGLISH2

Practices English terms which are important in fashion business and focuses on conversation in the

business situations 2

6

Textile Design

DESKTOP DESIGN 1 Through experimentation with various computer software, students will practice design process including

idea development and printing 2

7 UBIQUITOUS PROJECT This course aims to enhance ability to propose creative textile designs in Ubiquitous 3

8 Contemporary Arts THREE-DIMENSIONAL

SEMINAR 1 Seminar on Three Dimensional Art 2

9

Moving Images

LIFE DRAWING 1 Life drawing of the human figure will include the study of anatomical design and structuring perspective 2

10 BASIC STOP MOTION

ANIMATION This introductory class will focus on stop motion techniques 3

11 BASIC 3D COMPUTER

ANIMATION This introductory class will focus on stop motion techniques 3



12

Film

FILM GENRE STUDY Researching Film Genre as a style, production system and social desire 3

13 KOREAN CINEMA

HISTORY Researching the Korean Cinema : Text, Author and History 3

14 DIGITAL FILM & VIDEO

EDITING Professional training for Digital Film and Video Editing 3

15

Ceramic

GLAZE AND PLASTICITY

1

Clay and Glaze Calculation and Kiln Firing. This class focuses ceramic chemistry through the study of

glaze calculation. The principles learned in books are reinforced through actual testing in the lab 2

16 INTRODUCTION TO

INSTALLATION ART 2 Introduction to installation sculpture and sculpture as environment 3

17 FUNCTION STUDIO 5 Functional works with personal creative content are developed with the senior exhibition as a goal. 3

18 Metal/Jewelry/Digital

Craft

DIGITAL CRAFT DESIGN

STUDIO 1

Based on Digital Consumer Product- Form and Structure I, II studio courses experiences, students will

produce digital portfolio as their final project. In order to accomplish such a goal, students will expand

their experience, knowledge and insight through finding their own identity. Digital Design Studio II course

is continuation of Digital Design Studio I course. Hence, students are encouraged to take courses in

sequence.

3



COLLEGE OF EDUCATION


1

Japanese Language

Education

PRACTICE IN

ADVANCED COURSE

OF JAPANESE

CONVERSATION

Aural-oral drills in standard modern Japanese, listening comprehension exercises and dictations 2

2 PRACTICAL JAPANESE

COMPOSITION Learning to write sentences in practical Japanese 3

3 Basic Japanese

Reading2 Standard modern Japanese language with emphasis on correct pronunciation and structure 3

4

READINGS IN

ELEMENTARY COURSE

OF JAPANESE 2

Aural-oral drills in standard modern Japanese, listening comprehension exercises and dictations 2

5

Math Education

ANALYSIS I eal and complex number system, basic topology, sequence, series, continuity, differentiation, and

Riemann-Stieltjes integral 3

6 FINITE MATHEMATICS

Discrete Mathematics Includes topics of discrete mathematics such as graphs, matrices, sequence,

recurrence relations, and algorithm. Also explores problem solving, using linear programming, difference

equation and investigates problem situations that arise in connection with computer validation and the

application algorithm

3

7 TOPICS IN HIGH

SCHOOL ALGEBRA 2

We discuss how to teach the arithmetic of equations and numbers in high school. This course also covers

the history of equation since Balrglon and Diophantus. Fields, algebraic numbers, transcendental

numbers, construction with straight edge and coupars, general equation, solvability by radicals, Galois

theory etc

3



8 Educational Technology

INTRODUCTION TO

EDUCATIONAL

TECHNOLOGY

This course introduces educational technology. The definition and theoretical backgrounds of educational

technology are described and the concepts and application of instructional media are explained.

Emphasis is placed on the theories and procedures of instructional design. Students are required to

design a small-scale instructional/training program

3



COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS


1

Biotechnology

GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1

Basic principles of stoichiometry to train the quantitative treatment of chemical substances will be

discussed. Also, chemical processes in the gas, liquid and solution as well as thermodynamics will be

discussed to provide understanding of various chemical processes

3

2 ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY LAB

Focus will be made so that students can successfully apply their knowledge acquired in Analytical

Chemistry class to practical problems through experiments. Students will learn various fundamental

techniques required in the analytical chemistry laboratories

2

3 GENERAL CHEMISTRY

LAB 1 This course provides basic experimental techniques of general Chemistry 1

4 GENERAL BIOLOGY

LAB 1 This course provides basic experimental techniques of general biology 1

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