Through training in a variety of modern Fast Prototyping techniques and equipment, students are provided with opportunities to implement and create projects of their own design, and each week students do simple hands-on exercises to bring their ideas to life to understand the entire manufacturer design process.

CITE215

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This course is for undergraduates.

Students need to bring their own laptop computers (Windows only).

Lecture files will be uploaded on PLMS (POSTECH’s online lecture website). Student's attendance will be managed through the video viewing records on this website.

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This Computational Design Thinking and Fabrication Studio introduces to the programming design and the art of software development. Students will practice how to think like designers with computational thinking such as modularization, abstraction, algorithms and encapsulation. Throughout this course, students will learn how to integrate their own design thinking such as “problem setting” or “problem re-framing” with procedural, object-oriented and eXtreme programming paradigms. Daily sketching and diagramming exercises will enhance learners own “figuring-out” process of using programming for empowering their design cognition. The purpose of this exercise is training students how to transform their design ideas into programming structures through segmented sketching and diagramming practices. This studio, accordingly, will provide a foundation of architectural way of using computational thinking, and work as a prelude to high-level programming.

CITE490A

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Students need to bring their own laptop computers (Windows only).

Lecture files will be uploaded on PLMS (POSTECH’s online lecture website). Student's attendance will be managed through the video viewing records on this website.

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This is a fundamental course in preparation for the study of AR/VR/MR technologies. Students can learn the basics of Unity 3D, C# Programming, and Physical Computing. Throughout a semester, students develop an independent project using an Oculus Quest 2 or Hololens 2 to combine a physical and a virtual environment.

CITE490K

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Students need to bring their own laptop computers (Windows only).

Lecture files will be uploaded on PLMS (POSTECH’s online lecture website). Student's attendance will be managed through the video viewing records on this website.

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Through training in a variety of modern Fast Prototyping techniques and equipment, students are provided with opportunities to implement and create projects of their own design, and each week students do simple hands-on exercises to bring their ideas to life to understand the entire manufacturer design process.

CITE700I

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This course is for graduates.

Students need to bring their own laptop computers (Windows only).

Lecture files will be uploaded on PLMS (POSTECH’s online lecture website). Student's attendance will be managed through the video viewing records on this website.

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1. Understand fundamental material science and solid state physics, and apply the obtained knowledge to the study of nanoscale science and engineering
2. To illustrate how material properties, such as electronic, optical, magnetic, mechanical properties, can be tailored at the nanoscale
3. Understand the fundamental concepts in the design, fabrication, manufacturing, characterization and application of various nanoscale materials and structures
4. Develop the skill to be conversant in the multiple disciplines involved in nanoscience and nanotechnology
5. Aware of ethical and environmental issues resulted from nanoscience and nanotechnology

MECH403

Senior standing or Graduate level in Engineering or Science

Required: Calculus, General Physics
Preferred: Electromagnetics or Electromagnetism

No required textbooks. Lecture notes and additional materials will be distributed.

The classes will be conducted in Korean with English subtitles.

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Enhance the ability to handle various physical phenomena in engineering analytically. The course focuses on solution methods and also offers physical interpretations of the results.

MECH501

Any course that covers Calculus and Linear Algebra at an undergraduate level.

The course comprises three units: Linear Algebra, Ordinary Differential Equations, and Partial Differential Equations.
Reading material for the lecture will be distributed at the beginning of each of the three units (or more frequently).
Homework assignments will be graded and take up 60% of the entire grade.
The final examination, which takes up 40% of the entire grade, will be taken at the end of the semester.

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