Korea, South

This course provides theoretical foundations and empirical methods to evaluate healthcare interventions from an economics perspective (also known as economic evaluation in health and medicine). It covers the principles and methods of economic evaluation, including how to define and measure costs and effectiveness and how to design an economic evaluation study.

This class solves problems by implementing sensors, algorithms, and actions. The process of solving problems (system proposal, design, implementation, evaluation, discussion, issue derivation and correction, implementation of final results) is carried out in stages through the project, and the systematic problem-solving process is learned through communication between team members. 

This course covers the basic theories and techniques for matrix computations and linear algebra with a focus on topics including systems of equations, vector spaces, determinants, eigenvalues, QR decomposition, and least squares.

This course provides a foundation for international development and cooperation. It covers the histories and theories of international development and cooperation; the concepts and evolution of development and its variants, including sustainable development, economic development, human development and capabilities, and post-development; the emergence and functioning of international organizations involved in coordinating global cooperation; and a selection of compelling contemporary issues.

This course discusses political issues in contemporary Korea. Topics include political polarization, politics of gender, politics of youth, population crisis and Korean politics, Korea as an immigration-accepting country, North Korean in South Korean society, populism, emergence of cast society, center-periphery in Korean politics, and China, Japan, and the United States in South Korean society. 

This course focuses on enhancing advanced Korean language skills through newspaper and magazine articles, and texts on the society, culture, and history of Korea. During the first half of the course, it covers topics related to Korean orthography and grammar. In the second half of the course, focus is on academic writing in Korean. Students practice analyzing, summarizing, and orally presenting their responses to a variety of Korean texts including newspaper articles, and practice writing diverse texts related to college life such as study/research plans, self-introductions, and academic papers.

This course is designed for students at the advanced Chinese language level seeking to enhance their oral communication skills in Chinese.

This course covers the fundamentals of immunology, exploring the various immune systems, functional role of immune cells, and concept of innate and adaptive immunity.

This course provides a framework for business analysis and valuation using financial statements and other relevant data, and illustrates how to apply this framework to a variety of business decisions. The focus of the course is on integrating key concepts from accounting, finance, economics, and business strategy and applying them to security valuation. 

This course studies the psychology and behavior of consumers in the context of the global market. Topics include consumer behaviors, retail environment, marketing strategies, and consumer laws and policies.