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I. Total credits required : 140
II. Students must select two related majors after their freshman year.
- Credits required for EACH of the two majors : 33
III. Mandatory exams :
- TOEFL or TOEIC or TEPS (select one)
- Minimum scores required :
| English Test |
All students |
Students
of English |
Students of Int'l
& Area Studies
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| CBT |
203 |
240 |
227 |
| PBT |
537 |
587 |
567 |
| TOEIC |
700 |
850 |
800 |
| TEPS |
602 |
773 |
712 |
**Beginning with students enrolled in 2005, the above English scores must be
met in order to graduate.
- Students majoring in English must check departmental requirements for minimum
test scores.
- Scores must be submitted to Academic Affairs by the 5th semester, otherwise
course load allowance for the 6th semester will be reduced.
IV. Mandatory courses/credits from the Liberal Arts Department
are as follows :
A. Character and Leadership Development (Total credits required : 10)
1) Community & Leadership Training 1~6 (GEK 108,109,208,209,308,309)
· 1st ~ 6th semester
· Pass or fail granted
· One credit awarded each semester
· Total : 6 credits
2) Handong Character-Building/Social Service
· Handong Character-Building, Social Service A, Social Service B
· Pass or fail
· One credit awarded for each course
· Total : 3 credits
3) Common Reading Course (GEK107 - Common Readings)
· Taken in the 5th semester
· Pass or fail granted
· One credit awarded
B. Faith and Worldview (Total
credits required : 9)
1) Chapel 1~6 (GEE101, 102, 201, 202, 301, 302)
· 1st ~ 6th semester
· Pass or fail granted
· No credits given
2) 2 credits from Faith :
Bible & Life - 2 credits OR Understanding
Christianity - 2 credits
3) 2 credits from Worldview :
Christian Worldview - 2 credits AND/OR
Creation and Evolution - 2 credits AND/OR
Mission Perspective - 2 credits)
4) 5 credits of your choice
C. Basic Studies (Total credits required : 9)
1) 3 credits from Human Studies or Social Studies or History
- Human Studies : Introduction to Philosophy, Reading, Discussion and Writing,
Studies in Korean Language & Culture, Introduction to Korean Literature,
Understanding Comparative Literature, Sino-Korean and Traditional Culture
- History : Studies of Korean History, Studies of Oriental History, Western
History (Ancient History), History of the East-West Cultural Relations.
- Social Studies : Introduction to Sociology, Introduction to Studies in
Education, Anthropology, Law and Civil Society, Contemporary Society and
Woman
2) 3 credits from Natural Science or Mathematics
- Mathematics : Elementary Calculus, Elementary Calculus B, Calculus, Calculus
E, Differential Equations and Applications, Visual Mathematics, Statistics
Students who’ve graduated high school from abroad :
1) A student who never learned Calculus at high school MUST take
“Elementary Calculus” and the upper level courses.
2) A student who has studied Calculus for one semester at high school
MUST take “Elementary Calculus B” and the upper level courses.
3) A student who has studied Calculus for one year at high school
MUST take “Calculus” or “Calculus E” and the upper level courses.
** Please note :
① Students who’ve already taken upper level courses CANNOT take
lower level courses. Ex. A student cannot take Elementary Calculus
or Elementary Calculus B after taking
Calculus or Calculus E.
② Students MUST take a course among the same level courses.
- Natural Science : Understanding History of Science, Physics 1, Physics 2,
General Biology, General Chemistry, Environment and Human Being, Foods and
Health, Introduction to Effective Experiment.
3) 3 credits of your choice
D. Twelve credits of your choice within the Liberal Arts Department,
including Basic Major Studies and Foreign Language Studies
E. Practical Studies
1) Computer Studies
· 4 credits of mandatory courses
- PCO157 Introduction to Information Processing (2 Credits)
- PCO158 Information Processing Lab (2 Credits)
· 4 credits of elective courses
* If you major in Information Technology (IT) or Computer Studies (CS), only 7 credits are required; this includes the mandatory courses for the major.
· Elective courses are the following:
- PCO153 Visual Basic (3 Credits)
- PCO152 C-Programming (3Credits)
- PCO251 Statistical Analysis (2 Credits)
- PCO252 Database Application (2Credits)
- PCO253 Application of Internet (2 Credits)
- PCO261 Introduction to Windows Programming (3 Credits)
- PCO262 Internet Programming (3 Credits)
- PCO258 Fundamentals of Computer Graphics (2 Credits)
- PCO263 Introduction to JAVA Programming (3 Credits)
- PCO351 Special Topic 1(2 Credits)
- PCO352 Special Topic 2(2 Credits)
2) English
· 12 credits required (3 credits for 4 semesters = 12 credits total)
- PCO112 English Foundation (3 credits)
- PCO113 English Communication (3 credits)
- PCO204 English Reading & Discussion (3 credits)
- PCO205 English Grammar & Composition (3 credits)
· The number of credits required is determined by the placement test taken during the first semester of the freshman year.
3) Korean Language
· 12 credits required (3 credits for 4 semesters = 12 credits total)
· The number of credits required is determined by the placement test taken during the first semester of freshman year.
- PCO108 Beginning Korean Language 1 (3 Credits)
- PCO109 Beginning Korean Language 2 (3 Credits)
- PCO110 Intermediate Korean Language 1 (3 Credits)
- PCO111 Intermediate Korean Language 2 (3 Credits)
4) Chinese Language OR Chinese Characters
· Chinese Language - 2 credits; Chinese Characters - 3 credits
- ISL175 Beginning Chinese 1
- ISL176 Beginning Chinese 2
- ISL277 Intermediate Chinese 1
- ISL276 Intermediate Chinese 2
- ISL379 Advanced Chinese 1
- ISL376 Advanced Chinese 2
F. Electives
· Remaining number of credits needed to acquire the total number of 140 credits.
· Chosen from any department
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