Korean

This course introduces various types of self-defense skills and strength training via techniques and practices such as judo, taekwondo, hapkido, and kendo. 

This course introduces the history, characteristics, effects, basic skills, rules, and strategies of basketball. The basic skills will include passing, catching, dribbling, shooting, rebounding, and footwork. The basic techniques will include fast break, zone offense, and defense. In addition, students will improve their physical fitness and learn to serve as coaches and referees. 

This course surveys the rapidly changing environment which significantly influences consumer culture; in particular, examining how the shift in consumer trends centered around luxury fashion is creating a new culture across clothing, food, and living. The course establishes a creative mindset allowing students to articulate their own brand and trends by understanding the history and culture of fashion, as well as the changes in luxury brands and lifestyles. Students will learn to identify and understand the history and culture of fashion in relation to consumption trends; the change of luxury brands and lifestyles; and to present and discuss current issues in global consumption and fashion trends. 

This course is to understand cultural content, find classic works that serve as the basis and source material for modern content, and analyze key elements. Based on this, we attempt to apply content suitable for modern society. To achieve this, we combine exploration of human nature, understanding of society, and knowledge of works of art and popularity. Goal is to understand cultural content and produce corresponding content; to attempt storytelling through characters and situations; and to understand and attempt mise-en-scène and storytelling methods.

This course is intended to introduce the overall aspects of genetics including formal genetics, molecular genetics, population genetics and genomics largely to undergraduate students who is majoring in basic and applied life sciences. Topics include Mendelian inheritance overview, Extensions of Mendelian inheritance, Linkage and genetic mapping in eukaryotes, Genetics of bacteria and bacteriophages, Nonmendelian inheritance, Chromatin structure and function, Recombination and transposition, Gene mutation and DNA repair, Variation in chromosome structure and number, Population genetics, Quantitative genetics, and Evolutionary genetics.

Prerequisites: General Biology I & II

This lecture aims to introduce knowledge and psychological approaches regarding the diagnosis, status, and causes of mental disorders (e.g., depression, anxiety, etc.). This course ultimately provides a kind of preventive knowledge about one's mental health and is expected to play a positive role in interpersonal relationships in social life. This course is to understand the symptoms, causes, and treatments of various mental disorders; to promote mental health literacy; and o improve psychological adaptation.

This course explores the basic principles of human behavior and how these principles can be applied to product development or design. It also considers how human principles can be combined and applied with engineering principles. At the same time, the content of learning is directly applied by building an efficient, convenient, and safe cognitive system. The goal is to improve psychological scientific analysis ability;  convergence technology capabilities, and the ability to utilize information technology media tools.

This course is a course to study the theory and practice of computer graphics. In theory, we study graphics algorithms and mathematical fundamentals, and also learn programming to apply them in practice. Key topics include math for graphics, Transformation, Viewing, Texture mapping, Lighting, Using models, Advanced buffer techniques, Advanced rendering and animation techniques, etc. The programming language used is C++, and the class is conducted using the OpenGL API.

Prerequisites: C/C++ language programming, object-oriented programming, data structures, and differential calculus.

This course addresses how to translate original Japanese historical sources and academic literature written after the Meiji period into Korean. Students will understand the exact meaning of the original Japanese text and discuss how to express it in fluent Korean.  

This course instructs on how to perform using Gayageum, a 12-string Korean traditional instrument and aims to deepen an understanding of Korean traditional music.