[Science, Technology and Economy] (Class code: CC0620)

 

As a graduation requirement for students enrolled in the undergraduate, M.S., Ph.D., or integrated program, students must successfully complete the [Science, Technology and Economy] course, which will offer 6 classes during the 2019 Spring Semester with one class being taught in English on April 9. International students must attend the class offered in English and must submit a written report to receive a "Satisfactory" grade in order to fulfill their graduation requirements.

* Date &Time : 2019 April 9 (Tue) 4:00pm

* Lecturer : Prof. Heung-No Lee (School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, GIST) 

* Subject : Blockchain and the future society

* Place : Oryong Hall #303

Important:

- Being late or missing the class will result in course failure: Please be on time.

- In case of course failure, students must re-take the course by paying KRW 60,000.

- Taking a class offered in Korean will not count towards your graduation requirement.

 

* Address all inquiries to: Gahye Park (E: ghpark5769@gist.ac.kr / T: 715-2792) 

 

Note:

1.    The [Science, Technology and Economy] course is a graduation requirement for undergraduate and graduate students. Those who have completed the course at one point during their studies at GIST do not need to re-take it when they advance to a higher degree program at GIST (e.g. a student who earned a M.S. degree at GIST will not have to re-take the course again during their GIST Ph.D. program).

2.    The course offers an English lecture at least once a semester. International students must attend at least one English lecture and submit a written report to successfully complete the course.

3.    The course is a graduation requirement for new graduate students who enroll during the 2016 Fall Semester and for new undergraduate students who enroll in 2017.

4.    Currently enrolled graduate students who have not completed the Special Lecture (CC0004) by the end of the 2016 Spring Semester must take the [Science, Technology and Economy] course as a graduation requirement.