Korean

This course explores the relationship between humans and the environment through history from the perspective of the interaction between nature and the environment.
 

This course covers career-related issues through reading, reflection, group discussion, and in-class activities. It also explores and discuss the dynamics of career counseling via social justice perspective.

This course examines the basic concepts of databases and the theories and techniques required to build a database application system. Topics include relational data model and query language, SQL language, database design theory, and application development methodology. 

This is an advanced course in Korean reading. Students practice reading texts by function (for information transmission and comprehension, literary response and expression, and critical analysis and evaluation). The course examines Korean reading strategies and provides information and knowledge necessary for advanced academic performance. Through analytical reading activities, students also deepen their understanding of Korean society.

In this course, students learn the characteristics, effects, and basic skills of golf and develop the ability to play a real game on the golf range. The course covers basic positions and swings, such as the back swing, down swing, and follow-through. 

This course for absolute beginners teaches to read and write Hangul proficiently. The course covers the fundamental system of pronunciation and how to correctly pronounce initial consonants, vowels, and final consonants; how to correctly apply fundamental sentence structure and syntax. The course also provides a good command of basic daily use of Korean: greetings, self-introduction, ordering food, purchasing goods, asking for directions, using public transportation, etc. Texts: YONSEI KOREAN I, YONSEI KOREAN READING I, and YONSEI KOREAN WORKBOOK 1. 

This seminar studies the law of property focusing on several sub-areas, such as changes in real estates rights, registration of rights in real estates, ownership, easements, and other proprietary rights. 

This course combines the study of the concepts and theories of typographic design with typography practice. Students plan and complete creative typographic designs using CG programs such as Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effect etc.

This course provides a broad understanding of linguistics by examining the historical changes in the objects and methodology of its research. Following a historical path, the course explores the theoretical background and characteristics of each school, up to European and American structuralism and modern transformational grammar.

Researchers protect their intellectual property in the form of property rights (patents), and capitalize the invention either by licensing out the rights to other enterprises or by starting up a company by themselves. This course covers intellectual property, how researchers’ inventions are protected, and what knowledge and skills are need to start a technology based company.