Seoul National University

This course provides a study of advanced financial management. This course looks at market efficiency hypothesis, capital structure, dividend policy, and working capital management, which are based on fundamental financial theories including the present value model, capital budgeting, portfolio theory, CAPM and cost of capital. It also provides an introduction to corporate financial analysis, financial planning, and derivatives.

This course examines the principal performance of textiles for clothing. It explores the morphology, properties, and end uses of each fiber.

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 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.

This course provides a study of the process of technical design and the role of the technical designers during the apparel commercialization process. Topics include the process of apparel commercialization in the global market; the production process that changes according to the methods of apparels production; the professional terms and information related to production process; and quality control of apparel products. 

This course examines the principles of genetics from a classical and modern view. Topics include cutting-edge genetic engineering techniques, structure and function of genes/chromosomes, genetic mapping and screening, reverse and forward genetics, model organisms in genetics, biotechnology in genetics, and quantitative genetics.

In this course, students learn the characteristics, effects, and basic skills of golf and develop the ability to play a real game on the golf range. The course covers basic positions and swings, such as the back swing, down swing, and follow-through. 

This seminar studies the law of property focusing on several sub-areas, such as changes in real estates rights, registration of rights in real estates, ownership, easements, and other proprietary rights. 

This course provides a broad understanding of linguistics by examining the historical changes in the objects and methodology of its research. Following a historical path, the course explores the theoretical background and characteristics of each school, up to European and American structuralism and modern transformational grammar.