Department of Electrical and Computer Core s in General Education Classification year 2 year year year Total 2 sum 2 sum 2 sum 2 sum Basic s 6 7 2 2 8 Literature and Arts History and Philosophy Society and Ideas Nature and Technology Life and Environment GE Credit sum 6 7 6 9 5 5 7 [ ]Calculus 2 or Honor Calculus and Practice 2(), Fundamentals of Computer system, other courses(8)<refer to the below>. [ ] [ ] According to the TEPS score, Students should earn 2 or credits among College English 2, Advanced English. [ 2] Korean(), Calculus, or Honor Calculus and Practice (), Mathematics (), other courses(8)<refer to the below>. [2 ] Mathematics 2 (). Additionally, Students must earn at least 6 credts of GE. ( credits of.sociality and credits of Creative ) <refer to 9 page> Additional Requirements: Students must complete 8 credits of the following courses per semester and these courses can be chosen to fit the needs of the student's specific major and department: Physics 2 (or Honor Physics 2), Chemistry 2, Biology 2, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Statistics, Physics Lab. 2, Chemistry Lab. 2, Biology Lab. 2, Physics Lab., Chemistry Lab., Biology Lab., Statistics Lab. Students taking the following courses must also register for the corresponding lab sessions: Physics 2 (or Honor Physics 2), Chemistry 2, Biology 2, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Statistics Students who did not pass Physics 2 (or Chemistry 2) prior to entering the university can complete Foundation of Physics 2 (Foundation of Chemistry 2) in place of Physics 2 (or Chemistry 2). However, they must still register for the corresponding lab sessions Physics Lab. 2 (or Chemistry Lab. 2) depending on whichever fits their requirements. Students who entered during or prior to 2009 may complete Digital Computer Concept and Practice in place of Fundamentals of Computer System or Principles of Computer System. Students who have been exempted from completing Digital Computer Concept and Practice and students could not fulfill the required credits of Basic, we admit that students admit the minimum credits. But Students should fulfill the minimum required GE credits.
Department of Electrical and Computer Recommended Tracks for Undergraduate Majors Sem Year 2 Number I Credit Number II 0.2 Programming Methodology 0.20A Digital Logic Design and Lab. 0.2A 0.25 Introduction to Circuit Theory and Laboratory Introduction Seminar of Electrical and Electronic 0.202B ( ) Extradepartmental s 0.26 0.26 Application of quantum Mechanics Introduction to Electromagnetism with Practice Credit 0.27 Introduction to Data Structures 0.2 Programming Methodology 0.0C 0.20A Electromagnetics 0.07 0.207B Introduction to Electronic Circuits and Laboratory 0.09A 0.06 Signals and Systems 0.0 Linear Algebra for Electrical System Elcetronic Circuits and Laboratory Seminar of Advanced Electrical and Electronic Electro mechanical Energy conversion Fundamentals of Control 0. Introduction to Fandom Variables and Random Processes 0.2 Semiconductor Devices 0.22 Computer Organization 0.7 Introduction to Communications 0.28 0.6 0.8 0.02A Introduction to Electric Power and Energy Systems Introduction to Data communication Networks Introduction to Operating System Seminar in Electrical and Electronics 0.5A Digital Systems Design and Experiments 0.29 Introduction to Algorithms 0.02A 0.05 Seminar in Electrical and Electronics Design Project for Electrical Devices and System 0.05 Design Project for Electrical Devices and System 0. Introduction to Compilers 0.7 Embedded System Design 0.2A Introduction to Photonics 0.5 Introduction to Electro Physics 0.2B Digital Integrated Circuits 0.6A Introduction to Microsystem Technology 0.25 Bio Instrumentation 0.2A Semiconductor Devices for VLSI 0.7 Power System Economics 0.52A Introduction to Robotics 0.56 advanced Control techniques 0.6 Introduction to Digital Signal Processing 0.2 Power Electronics 0.69 0.A Organic Electronic Devices Design of Network Protocols with Experiments 0.6A Electromagnetic 0.8 Electric Machine and Control 0.66 Communication System 0.57 0.67A 0.70 Introduction to Biomedical Vision for Japanese New Industrial Technology in electrical and Electronic 2 Introduction to Intelligent Systems Credited as Major Elective for Dept. of Electrical and Computer A. Admitted courses by head of the department of Electrical and Computer provided by College of & College of Natural Sciences
B. Student can be admitted 9 credits for elective core course as a maximum among followings courses: 25.0 Principles of Management 25.20 Intermediate Accounting 25.205 Principles of Accounting 25.209 Organizational Behavior 25.25 Organization Structure 25.0 Financial Management 25.0A Personnel Administration 90.02A Computer Programming 25.2 Marketing Management 25.22 International Business Management Departmental course Requirements Required major course Number Credit Semester 0.20A Digital Logic Design and Lab. 0.202B Introduction to Electromagnetism with Practice 0.207B Introduction to Electronic Circuits and Laboratory 0.2A Introduction to Circuit Theory and Laboratory 0.25 Introduction Seminar of Electrical and Electronic 0.07 Seminar of Advanced Electrical and Electronic 0.02A Seminar in Electrical and Electronics 0.05 Design Project for Electrical Devices and System Students must earn course among following courses: [Extradepartmental s] 00.0 Introduction to Mechanical 00.02 Introduction to Energy Resources 00.02 Introduction to Chemical and Biological, 00.05 Introduction to Industrial, 00.09A Introduction to Electrical and Computer, 00.020 Introduction to Materials Science and Total credit 25 Requirements for Double Majors For more details, Please contact the department office Requirements for Minor For more details, Please contact the department office Elective major course Students must earn credits among following courses: Number Credit Semester 0.20A Electromagnetics 0.0B Electronic Circuits and Laboratory 0.2A Circuit Theory and Laboratory 0.06 Signals and Systems 0.26 Application of quantum Mechanics 0.09A Electro mechanical Energy conversion 0.0 Fundamentals of Control 0.2 Semiconductor Devices 0. Introduction to Fandom Variables and Random Processes 0.5A Digital Systems Design and Experiments 0.2 Programming Methodology 0.7 Introduction to Communications 0.27 Data Structures and Algorithms
Department of Computer Science and Recommended Tracks for Undergraduate Majors Sem Year 2 Number I Credit Number II 90.0 Discrete Mathematics 90.20 System Programming 90.02A Computer Programming 90.20 Data Structures 90.0 Programming Practice 2 90.205B 90.20 Logic Design 90.206A Electronical Electronic Circuits Lab Credit Electronical Electronic Circuits 90.202A Logic Design Lab. 90.20 Principles of Programming 00.02 Convergence of Information and Communications Technology 90.05A Principles of Hardware Design 90.209 Computer Seminar 90.06 Automata Theory 90.0 Database 90.07 Operating Systems 90.02 Data Communication 90.08 Computer Architecture 90.09A Hardware System Design 90.2B 90. Data Processing and Information Retrieval Linear and Nor linear Computation Models 90.0 Programming Language 90.A Project 90.6A Basic Digital Signal Processing 90.A Hardware System Design Lab 90.5 IT Venture Creation 2 Required major courses : 90.07 Algorithms 00. Internet Ethics 90.0C Embedded Systems and Applications 90.0 Software Application 90.0 VLSI Circuits 90.06A Mobile Computing and its Application 90.02 Software 90.2 Computer Modeling 90.08 Artificial Intelligence 90. 90.09 Compilers 90.5 Introduction to Parallel Processing Introduction to Computer Security 90.A Project 2 90.7 Computer Animation 90. Computer Graphics 90.8A Web Enterprise Computing 90. Computer Networks 90.20 Computer Games 90.22 IT Leadership Seminar 90.2 90.2 90.25 Convergence of IT and Finance Technical Writing for Computer Computer Convergence Application 90.26 Human Computer Interface 2 Credited as Major Elective for Dept. of Computer Science and A. Maximum 2 credits courses are admitted by head of the department of Computer Science and provided by Department of Electrical and Computer & Industrial & College of Natural Sciences & Department of Mathematical Analysis & Department of Statistics & Program in Technology Management & College of Business Administration
Departmental course Requirements A. Student should take at least of the following courses: (at the 2 year & Fall semester ) [Extradepartmental s] 00.0 Introduction to Mechanical 00.05 Introduction to Industrial 00.020 Introduction to Materials Science and 00.022 Introduction to Civil and 00.02 Introduction to Chemical 00.02 Introduction to Energy Environmental and Biological Resources B. Students should take at least 2 Seminar courses offered. (Dept. of Computer Science and Regulation) C. Students should take at least Project course offered. (Dept. of Computer Science and Regulation) Requirements for Double Majors For more details, Please contact the department office Requirements for Minor For more details, Please contact the department office Administrative officer Ms. Min Seo Kim International Affairs, SNU Department of CSE Tel: +8228807287 Fax: +8228867589 Kwanak ro Kwanak gu, Seoul Korea 5 7 msms@cse.snu.ac.kr Completion in Graduate Program A. Credits and Thesis Credits () Each department/division designates and offers major courses in the graduate program. credits are earned when taking major courses and thesis credits are earned separately when taking research related courses. Thesis credits are obtained when students take courses under master s doctoral Research on Thesis for Graduate Program Students may take graduate courses that are offered by other departments, even if not considered as major courses in their own departments, based on their academic advisors; recommendation and approval of the head of their own departments in students; own department within this half of the required credits, students may earn by taking courses from a different department. Although not included as requirements for graduate program or undergraduate course credits taken as prerequisites within students own departments are used for calculating students; grade point average(gpa). Allowed credit load per program /semester for graduate students is as shown below. Allowed Credit Load per Program/Semester Program Semester Semester 2 Semester Semester Semester 5 Master s 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Thesis Credit Requirements and completion Method Program Inclusion Limitation on course Credits Minimum(Required) Maximum(Accepted) Master s 0 6 Included 0 2 Combined master s/doctoral 0 8 However, credits not included for program completion for students majoring in Architecture and interdisciplinary graduate program in Urban Design; Up to credits counted for Dept. of Architecture Up to 6 credits counted for dept. of Architecture Required Credits and Grade Point Average Department Master s No. of times registered(min-max) Master s/ Master s Credits GPA (min +) Master s/ Master s Master s/ Other Departments Program in Urban Design Program in Technology, Management, Economics and Policy 8 2 6 6 2 6 60.0.0.0 0+ (thesis) = 6 60.0.0.0 9 60 60.5.5.5 Qualification Test for Graduation Thesis Students can have qualification for submitting their graduation thesis when they fulfill General Examination(major test) and Foreign Language Test. A. General Examination (Major Test). Written Exam for courses that Students have taken. 2. Student s application period is from two weeks before the start of the Program to two weeks after the start of the Program. A written notice will be posted on the bulletin board one month before the application period starts.. Examinations are marked on the basis of the Pass and Fail system. () Setting and Marking of General Examination The head professor of the Program arranges a Qualification Test committee for Graduation Thesis, and the committee sets questions and mark answers. General Examination complements at the beginning of every semester : Spring Semester: March/Fall Semester: September B. Foreign Language Test Students are required to choose either English test or Korean test below.
English Test. English test can be substituted for a TEPS or a TOEFL score being valid for the tow years before the date of Qualification Test for Graduation Thesis. 2. The score submitted at the time of entrance or after is valid until graduation.. The required TEPS score is at minimum 60. (For students who entered the program from 200 to 200, score 550 and above is required). The TOEFL score corresponding to the TEPS score is are as follows. TEPS CBT TOEFL IBT TOEFL PBT TOEFL Score (Section min +) 60 22 85 56 Korean Test For international students who speak English as a mother/official language only.. Korean test is offered by the Education Affairs Department of Seoul National University every March and September. 2. The test is a one hour written examination. If a student took substitution courses (under the title o Korean Language and culture or 2) offered during the general semesters and earned a grade of c or above, he she is deemed to have passed the respective courses. (the credits earned from the substitution courses cannot be added to the total credits for graduation) Qualifying Test for Graduation Thesis Foreign Language Test General Examination (Major) choose courses and should be at least 60 score. TEPS or TOEFL or Korean (For International students whose first language is English) choose courses of 7 courses and should be at least 70 score. choose courses of 7 courses and should be at least 70 score. Regulations on qualifications for Master s degree () A Completion and Graduation Screening Committee approves the course completion and graduation of students and the Committee consists of members designated by the head professor of the Program. (2) The approval for Qualification Test requires all the following requirements. Academic requirements for completing course required minimum credits meet the G.P.A. meet the each department s course regulation 2. Regulation
Students are required to meet all the academic requirements A Completion and Graduation Screening committee gives a final approval for Qualifications Test after assessing all the achievements in academic requirements above, other studies, researches and life in the course. () The approval for Graduation requires all the following requirements. Graduation requirements Completing Master s course Passing Qualification Test for Master s thesis 2. The candidates are required to pass the final screening of Master s thesis, conducted by a Thesis Screening committee. Graduate students in Master s Program must submit graduation thesis within years from their program completion date. Regulations on qualifications for Ph. D. degree () A Completion and Graduation Screening Committee approves the course completion and graduation of students and the Committee consists of members designated by the head professor of the Program. (2) The approval for Qualification Test requires all the following requirements. Academic requirements for completing course required minimum credits meet the G.P.A. meet the each department s course regulation 2. Regulation Students are required to meet all the academic requirements A Completion and Graduation Screening committee gives a final approval for Qualifications Test after assessing all the achievements in academic requirements above, other studies, researches and life in the course. () The approval for Graduation requires all the following requirements. Graduation requirements Completing course Passing Qualification Test for thesis 2. The candidates are required to pass the final screening of thesis, conducted by a Thesis Screening committee. Graduate students in Program must submit graduation thesis within 6 years from their program completion date. For more information, please contact to each department office.