An Introduction to Our Courses Based on Fields in the CTM Community

Information Technology

  • The course aims to introduce various Information Technologies including computer programs, network, database, and basic system implementation techniques. Furthermore, basics of Internet Technology and computer hardware will be covered. The main goal of this course is to make students familiar with a computer.

    Professor — Keeheon Lee

    Prerequisite Subject — Programming For Everybody (CTM1004) From 2022

    Semester — Fall Semester

  • This course provides students with opportunities to analyze data using Python and methods in data science that can be applied to solve business problems based on evidence.

    Professor — Keeheon Lee

    Prerequisite Subject — None

    Semester — Spring Semester

  • In this course, students learn how to write a computer software using a programming language called Python. Students will write their own computer software based on the lecture. The main goal of this course is to foster code literacy.

    Professor — Keeheon Lee

    Prerequisite Subject — None

    Semester — Spring Semester

  • This class applies management point of view to the UX design and IT service by combining theoretical and practial aspects of UX design and strategic management.

    Professor — JoonHo Choi

    Prerequisite Subject — None

    Semester — Spring Semester

  • The goal of this course is to provide students with the opportunity to gain expertise in the humanities, social sciences and the arts, as well as a background in science and technology. Students will explore culture, history and art from traditional to contemporary, seeking the possibilities of creative scientific research and applications.

    Professor — Sae Byul Park

    Prerequisite Subject — None

    Semester — Spring Semester

  • Newly Established

 

Technology Management

  • This course is designed from the viewpoint of business managers. Students will learn about information technologies as well as the information and technology challenges today’s managers and their organizations face by examining real-world examples.

    Professor — Choong Chung Lee

    Prerequisite Subject — None

    Semester — Both

  • Newly Established

  • This course will help students think a system including a social system, knowledge system, and communication system in relational and structural way that may lead the students to come up with insights. Bibliometrics (i.e., scholarly communication) and informetrics will be covered. Besides, technology and market will be examined by network analysis.

    Professor — Keeheon Lee

    Prerequisite Subject — Programming for Everybody

    Prerequisite - Movie “The Social Network”

    Semester — Fall Semester

  • This course introduces OR/MS tools that help CTM students make a better decision. It covers linear programming, network analysis, integer programming, nonlinear optimization, decision analysis, heuristics and meta-heuristics.

    Professor — Keeheon Lee

    Prerequisite Subject — IT Foundation, Python for Everybody

    Semester — Spring Semester

 

Entrepreneurship

  • This course is a study of strategic management concepts and techniques for crafting and executing appropriate strategies. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to a comprehensive introduction to strategic management principles and conduct.

    Professor — EunYoung Cheon

    Prerequisite Subject — Introduction to Managment

    Semester — Fall Semester

  • This course helps students understand various types of business models based on the use of information technology. They also learn how to analyze and design business models by learning components, linkages, dynamics, and evaluation.

    Professor — Hee Woong Kim

    Prerequisite Subject — None

    Semester — Spring Semester

  • This course helps you understand the elements that forms digital future and managing new technologies that will emerge and focuses on the relationship between technology and the business.

    Professor — Dae Chang Lee

    Prerequisite Subject — Introductory courses of Microeconomics and Statistics

    Semester — Fall Semester

  • In this course, students will develop product or service prototypes of innovative ideas. Each team will generate a new product that has technical feasibility, market competitiveness, and quality design. The teams will go through 4 stages of product design and development process: discover, define, develop, and deliver.

    Professor — JaeHan So, JaeYoon Ho, JooHyun Lee

    Prerequisite Subject — Relevant MR & ME courses in each major

    Semester — Spring Semester