Korea University

This course covers theories of infectious disease control policy and management of the processes of prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery for public health crises related to infectious diseases. 

Via examination of infectious disease control policies and biological knowledge, the course offers an interpretation of infectious diseases and public health crises through the lens of political economy.  

This course examines leadership effectiveness from a psychological perspective, covering a range of theories developed and utilized by psychologists. Topics include job characteristc theory, self-determination theory, expectancy theory, and equity theory. Students participate in group discussions and projects, analyzing real-world leadership issues and propose intervention plans to resolve issues. 

This course is for fourth-year students in the biomedical engineering major or adjacent majors. The course includes a series of expert guest speakers who are actively conducting reearch in diverse areas of biomedical engineering. Students gain exposure to a wide range of research and research methodologies. 

This course is a general introduction to contemporary theory and research in perception, including an analysis of philosophical and biological issues. Students explore the representational nature of knowledge and establish links between principles of perception and developments within the visual arts, music, and literature. 

This is a capstone course in which students establish and complete a substantial research project in the department of biomedical engineering while working with a faculty mentor.

This course introduces fundamental programming concepts using the C programming language. Students learn basic programming principles, syntax, and essential techniques for writing structured and efficient code. Through hands-on exercises and problem-solving activities, students develop algorithmic thinking and practical programming skills.

This course covers the fundamental principles of computation, including formal languages, abstract machines (automata), and computability theory

This course covers the physiological functions of hormones that regulate homeostasis in the human body. The course provides an understanding of hormone production and action at the cellular and molecular levels. Students acquire specialized knowledge about the functions and roles of hormones and regulation of hormone secretion. 

This survey course is an overview of American history from its origins to the present, with particular emphasis on the place of American history in modern history. This course helps students understand the outline and key concepts in the history and culture of the United States of America. 

This course provides an introductory overview of Korean history up until the early 1800s, with a special focus on the Chosŏn era and its foreign relations. The course explores Korea’s ancient history, cultural developments, and interactions with neighboring countries, offering insights into the foundation of Korea’s social and cultural identity. Class activities include visits to museums or historical sites in Korea, providing opportunities to deepen understanding of Korean history and culture.