Yonsei University

To develop creative future business leaders with global perspectives and integrity, this course provides students with a practical and comprehensive understanding of the management of the multinational corporations (MNCs). In this course, students will (1) learn about international business strategy and organization, and (2) develop the ability to deal with the various problems in managing business operations internationally. By taking this course, students will gain the fundamental knowledge of international management, and develop their global perspective to become a future ethical business leader in the global marketplace.

Democracy is a core concept of politics and we pretend to understand it. However, to be frank, do we really know democracy? The course focuses on some of the most important theories of democracy that have been present since the birth of the term. The goal of the course is to provide students with theoretical musculature to think further about democracy. Topics include democratic principles, right to vote, direct and formative democracy, accountability and representation, constitutionalism, and forms of democratic government.

An introduction to probability with a view toward applications. Topics include mathematical models for random phenomena, random variables, expectation, the common discrete and continuous distribution with applications, joint distributions, conditional distributions and expectation, independence, monent generating functions, laws of large numbers and the central limit theorem, sample and population, sample distributions, concept of estimation for population parameters, and linear regression and correlation.

Textbook: Thomas Haslwanter, "AN INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS WITH PYTHON"

This course enables students to understand the chemical behavior of organic molecules and the mechanisms of reactions.

Prerequisites: General Chemistry I, II. 

The course introduces fundamental issues including river morphology, streamflow measurements, open-channel hydraulics, water quality issues, and sediment transport. It covers advanced issues on water resources-related subjects. Students are required to use knowledge acquired in elementary fluid mechanics, hydraulics, and hydrology. Topics include foe engineering issues, investigation of rivers, planning, in-stream structures, and urban streams. Students learn general features of rivers, role of river engineering, and how to manage rivers for both nature and humans.

Prerequisite: Elementary Fluid Mechanics

This course examines the principles of waste treatment and resources recovery and introduces practices are related to social innovation and solving social problems. Topics include integrated solid waste management, municipal solid waste characteristics and quantities, processing of municipal solid waste, materials separation, combustion and energy recovery, life cycle analysis and management, processing and treatment of sludge, biosolids processing, resource recovery and beneficial use, and biogas purification and upgrading. 

The objective of the course is to provide a comprehensive overview of international cooperation and of international organizations. Attention will be devoted to the role of international organizations (IO), particularly UN, EU, WTO, and ASEAN+3 in the contemporary global political system and to those aspects of international relations that are or may be conducted through institutionalized international cooperation.

This course provides an overview of Korean Language expressions, including reading and writing. The course focuses on the methods and knowledge on literature that can be applied in teaching. The course is designed for students interested in Korean Language Education as a Foreign Language. 

This courses explores basic 2D computer graphics software widely used in design processes. Through step-by-step tutorials, in-class exercises, and assignments, students will learn to utilize relevant 2D graphic tools to create imageries and apply them to various designs.