KOREA, SOUTH

This interdisciplinary course provides a modern history of AI from a global perspective and describes AI's complex and multifaceted relationship with its social and economic surroundings. It discusses legal issues concerning artificial intelligence (AI) systems, which include addressing harm from robotics and other autonomous systems; fairness and transparency of classification models; fair machine learning; explainable AI; privacy-preserving data mining and analysis; pricing agents and the market mechanism; lethal autonomous weapons; interplay with digital service laws; the systematization of the legal system through AI; AI as methodology of legal research, etc.

This course explores the effect of taxes and how they should be imposed. It mainly focuses on microeconomic analysis. The first half of the course discusses the theoretical analysis of taxation, and the second half is related to specific taxation schemes and policy debates in Korea. 

This course provides a basic introduction to international finance. Emphasis is on techniques of qualitative and quantitative financial decision-making related to international finance. Topics include Korean economy, exchange rate determination, forecasting, macroeconomic policy, and financial crises.

This class provides a comprehensive overview of artificial intelligence and explores successful cases of problem-solving in various domains, attempting to solve real problems. This course explores how AI works in general, looks at different AI algorithms/models, and allows for practice building AI Models.

This course examines the economic forces involved in international commerce. It investigates the economic impact of international trade and trade policies, and explores various theoretical methods and practical issues related to external economic activities in the globalized world economy.

This course provides an introduction to the basic principles of public international law as it applies in our modern world. It focuses on how the governance of our global system is being shaped through international law and policy. The course analyzes the interface of international law and governance through the prism of such issues as internal unrest, dispute resolution, climate change, globalization, development, terrorism, use of force, pirates, cyberlaw, torture, human rights, genocide, the United Nations, the World Bank, and non-governmental organizations. 

This course provides a basic understanding of cells and various techniques that are used to study cells. It examines the many aspects of cell biology including cell structure, cell chemistry, cell metabolism cell genetics, cell membranes, cellular communication, protein synthesis, and cell division.
 

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 focuses on improving oral communication Spanish skills, incorporating skills in grammar, listening, reading, pronunciation, and culture. Students study stylistics, analyze and discuss texts, view films, and acquire advanced reading strategies.