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Advanced Education in Global Studies

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교과목 안내(Courses)

SPRING SEMESTER
Principles of Economics3-3-0
This course entails basic economic concepts that are conventionally divided into two main aspects: microeconomics and macroeconomics. Since this course i s designed for freshmen at SIS who are presumed to have no background economics knowledge, it adopts very intuitive approach along with verbal explanation and graphical presentation to figure out important economic phenomena. The topics include supply and demand, price determination mechanism, market economy and applications that constitute microeconomics part, while national income accounting and growth, inflation, money and banking, business cycles and sustainability in macroeconomics part. Students, after successfully finish insight one-semester course, will understand basic economic issues and also acquire essential skills to analyze economic policies and outcomes.
Data Visualization and Statistical Analysis3-3-0
This course is an introduction into college-level statistics with a focus on data visualization. After this course, students should have competencies in basic data analysis if common visualization methods.
Introduction to Financial Accounting3-3-0
Financial accounting is a key feature in business management. Through it,managers are able to evaluate the current business as well as make decisions in planning the future of the business. Many 'successful' businesses have been failed due to poor financial management and control. A lack of finance is a constant concern for most growing businesses. It is important for everyone to have a basic understanding of financial accounting.
Intermediate Microeconomics I3-3-0
This is designed as an intermediate course in Microeconomics. Knowledge of basic concepts is assumed, and new tools are developed to analyze individual decision making under constraints. We will look into consumer and firm maximization problems, and some game theory fundamentals at the end of the quarter. Most of the topics will include theoretical derivations as well as real life applications.
Intermediate Macroeconomics I3-3-0
This class studies the long run issues in macroeconomics focusing on the economic growth based on the classical theories. At first, this class briefly examines the core topics in macroeconomics including some questions that macroeconomics address and the approaches of economic models to explain the world. And, this class introduces the key data of macroeconomics emphasizing GDP, CPI and the unemployment rates. Also, this class examines the basic classical model for the economy in the long run. Finally, this class analyzes the economics by developing the tools of modern economic growth theory.
Management Principles3-3-0
This course is about managers and management. It provides a basic framework for understanding the roles and functions of a manager in the society and to explain the principles, concepts and techniques that can be used to carry out these functions. Specific topics include planning, organizing, leadership, and control.
Marketing Principles3-3-0
This course will provide a foundational understanding of the principles and practices of the marketing of products and services. The course activities will concentrate on marketing strategies, understanding consumer behavior, and building marketing plans.
Economics of Money and Banking3-3-0
Among the many subjects of economics, Money & Banking is an exciting field because it focuses on economic phenomena that affect everyday life.Through the course, students become familiar with financial instruments such as stock and bond, and with financial intermediaries such as banks, securities house and insurers. Individuals, corporations and government meet at variety of financial market directly or indirectly via financial intermediaries. This course covers their behavior and consequences, and thereby let the students understand better what's going on in the world.
Studies in Regional Economies3-3-0
This course aims to provide students with instructive knowledge of regional economies, which include China, Japan, US, EU, and several relevant regions. Five common topics such as ⅰ) history of its economy, ⅱ) characteristics of the economy, ⅲ) transportation system and industry, ⅳ) economic geography, and ⅴ) main economic policies will be discussed.
Management Strategy3-3-0
This course is a 4th year capstone course in management / business studies.It combines some of the knowledge learned in earlier courses and demonstrate show managers can use it to develop strategy for their business.
Business Cycles and Sustainability3-3-0
The main objective of this course is to introduce students to the recent developments in macroeconomics that investigate business fluctuations. It also aims to enhance students' appreciation of how theories learned in class can be applied in investigating actual business cycle phenomenon. The course also introduce students to the very recent macroeconomic literature that purports to explain how disturbances to the operation of financial system can cause severe recession to the overall macro economy.
International Trade and Policy3-3-0
International Trade will study the functioning of the international economy.The topics will include theoretical principles that govern international trade,empirical evidence of world trade patterns and policies in industrialized and developing countries, and trade deficits and surpluses, etc.
FALL SEMESTER
Understanding Law and Policy3-3-0
This class will introduce students to legal issues that are common in international and business contexts, such as contracts and intellectual property, as well as targeted topics based on planned future studies and professions of students.
Intermediate MicroeconomicsⅡ3-3-0
This is designed as an intermediate course in Microeconomics. Knowledge of basic concepts is assumed, and new tools are developed to analyze individual decision making under constraints. We will look into consumer and firm maximization problems, and some game theory fundamentals at the end of the quarter. Most of the topics will include theoretical derivations as well as real life applications.
Intermediate MacroeconomicsⅡ3-3-0
This class integrate the insights of  Keynesians and classical macroeconomic theories. Evevn thoguh Keynes's General Theory provides the foundations for the current understanding of economic fluctuations, it it important to remember that the classical economics provides the right answers to many fundamental questions. In particular, this class study many of the ideas of Keynes and the new Keynesians necessary for understanding economic fluctuations.
Financial ManagementⅠ3-3-0
This is an introductory course in corporate finance. This course provides students with the fundamental principles of finance and their applications. The topics include time value of money, discounted cash flow, pricing of bond and equity, and capital budgeting.
Business Statistics3-3-0
This is typically the first course in statistics taken by undergraduates who are majoring economics, business, finance, and any related sciences. We will discuss basic statistics and probability theories to apply statistical methods to the estimation of economic and business relationships. Whereas economic theory courses discuss relationships among various economic variables, this course reveals how those relationships are discerned from data. The final focus of this course is on estimation methodology. Consequently, the course more closely resembles theory courses such as intermediate micro and macro where basic techniques used in economics are taught, rather than field courses such as labor or health economics which focus on particular economic problems and issues. Since this is an introductory course, it will not cover all aspects of econometric estimation.
Senior Seminar in Global Business3-3-0
This course deals with understanding the advanced issues related with economics and business. In each session the class will present the summary of the main issues. And the final individual presentation on the subject and topic of choice will be planned for evaluation. The topics will include up-to-date issues mainly classified in microeconomics and macroeconomics such as unemployment, US monetary policy, and macro policy debates, etc.
International Financial Markets3-3-0
Main objective of this course is to provide a background in international finance for those who expect to obtain jobs created by international investment, international banking, and multinational business activity. The course will develop a framework useful for understanding financial flows in the international economy. Balance of payments, models of exchange rate determination, and related empirical evidence are examined. It analyses the choice and coordination of exchange rate regimes. It examines exchanges rates as one of the sources of global financial instability. The course also explores the links to current developments such as the recent global financial crisis.
International Relations and Commercial Policy3-3-0
This course will discuss the main concepts and methods of international economic issues including commercial (trade) policies that are closely related to political and diplomatic ties among countries. Also it illustrates them with application drawn from the real world. As the world economy continues to globalize, international economic issues become more important and complex so that they bring many challenges and crises both for international economic and political relations.
Global Business Project (Capstone Design)3-3-0
"Capstone Design Seminar" is the capstone design project course for the Legal Informatics and Forensic Science major. The course is designed to allow the students to showcase the skills and abilities you have developed in your studies here and to give you an extensive supervised experience of designing a service or product to fill a real need from customers. Our expectation is that this experience will prepare you well to take on professional responsibilities once you graduate. We expect you to deliver a working prototype by the end of the course which combines a formal oral presentation to Hallym University at the Capstone Project Fair. To achieve the goals, you will be provided with necessary lectures, mentoring, and industirial experiences. Basically, the students will form groups and conduct individual research and development with supervision and mentoring.


Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Global Perspectives3-3-0
The Sustainable Development Goals (hereafter SDGs) are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice. The 17 Goals are all interconnected, and in order to leave no one behind, it is important that we achieve them all by 2030. From the global perspectives, students will figure out these 17 SDGs and find the workable policy and business solutions to achieve them. Most of the sessions will consist of short lecture and then class discussion and presentations prepared by the students.
Business English and Communication Skills(3-3-0)
This Course is designed only for the sophomore level students at the School of Global Studies. It covers basic and intermediate level of Communication skills that are needed in general business situations. Students wanting to communicate successfully in any business settings as various positions including managers, sales people, account managers, and business leaders, etc. need to take this course. The  content will be supported by systematic work on core grammatical structures, vocabulary patterns and pronunciation. Actual content depends on pre-coures needs analysis, and is subject to on-going change as the course evolves.


Mathematics for Business and Economics(3-3-0)
This course is designed only for the freshmen at the School of Global Studies. It covers basic mathematical concepts required in acquiring intermediate and advanced knowledge in various topics in Global Business major program. The topics include functions, graphics, equations, limit, differentiation, integration, and linear algebra, etc.