Course Registration Guide for the 2015SpringSemester (No.

14)
○ Course Registration Plan

Schedule Date Details

Thu. 27th Nov. ․ Course Registration Orientation for the 2015Spring

Orientation
20:10-20:50 semester

․ Filling in the 'Application Form for Course

The
Wed. 3rdDec. ~ Registration'(Attached 1) → Getting Signature of homeroom
1stCourseRegistration
Thu. 4th Dec teacher → Submit it to Dept. of Academic Affairs. (Please
(Up to 25 Credit)
Keep the Deadline!!!!)

Eliminate the cancelled · Correct some students' registration error

courses and correct some Fri. 5th. Dec.~ ․ Cancel some elective courses under 6 registered

students'registration error ․ Impose a penalty point per error

․ Notify penalized students after 2nd course

Notice of cancelled
courses and 2nd Course
Registration
registration
Tue. 9thDec.
․ Subject of 2nd registration: Students who have
cancelled courses in their registered courses.

Thu. 19th Feb. ~ ․ Registering for Remaining Credits

3rd Course Registration
Fri. 20th Feb, 2015 ․ Only add credits on the academic webpage

* Penalty Points

- Absence from orientation(1 point)

- In the case of not submitting the application form within the period(1 point)

- In the case of breaking the course registration rules(1 point)

- Disobey the school personnel's teaching(5 points)

○ Course Registration Rules (Refer to 'course opening for student No. 14')

▷ Students must consult with their homeroom teacher before they register for courses. The application form

must be completed and signed by the student and the homeroom teacher and submitted directly to the Office of

Academic Affairs.

▷ Students are required to plan and register the courses after reviewing both the course outline and the course

opening semesters.
▷ To register 25credits in the period for 1 st course registration. 2, 3rd grade students can take a maximum of 30

curricular credits andstudents who have received higher than a 3.7 grade last semester can register for additional

credits up to a total of 33 credits in the period for 3rd course registration.

▷Students must take a minimum of 10 credits per semester.

▷ Students must register for required courses according to each semester’s requirements except for withdrawn

or retaken or PT passed courses.The 3rd semester's required registration courses are as follows:Total25 Credits

- Mathematics2 (5 Credits)

- Computer Science1 (2 Credits)

- Basic Astronomical Observation (3 Credits)/Earth and Environmental Sciences (3 Credits)

- Biology and Exp.I (5 Credits)

- KoreanⅢ (4 Credits)

- Korean History1 (2 Credits)

- Intensive English Listening & Speaking (3 Credits)/Intensive English Reading & Writing (3 Credits)

- Physical Education3 (1 Credits)

 If you withdrew some courses required or if you receive a Fail grade on some courses required, you

must retake the courses.

▷When registering for regular electives, no more than two of the same kind will be allowed (allowances will be

made for early graduating students or other special circumstances).

▷ After the 1st registration, elective courses with fewer than 6 students registered will be cancelled.

▷ 2nd year and 3rd year students are combined in the elective courses

▷ Courses must be completed according to the course hierarchy of each subject.(If a student wishes to take an

upper-level course without taking the prerequisite, he/she must submit ‘Agreement Form of Dean of Dept.’

(Attached 2))

▷ AP courses with laboratory components must be taken along with the theory class. For example, General

Physics 1 must be taken with General Physics 1 Laboratory Class

▷ Retaking a courses is only possible if a grade lower than C- was given, and the highest grade that a student

can earn on the second attempt is a A-. Once a student retakes a course, the previous grade is removed and the

second grade is used. There is no restriction on the number of times a class can be retaken, but additional fees

must be paid. (When filling in the application form, the box for retaking should be checked.)

▷ Policy for taking Honor class or regular class

1. Students who have taken an Honor class in the previous semester may take a regular class without restriction

in the following semester.

2. Students who have taken an Honor class in the previous semester may take a regular class in the following

semester. However, if he/she receives a final grade of F, he/she must change the registered class to a regular

class during the period for modification of registered courses, and retake the F grade course.

3. Students who have taken a regular class during the previous semester can take an Honor class only if he/she

wants to take that course and gets permission from the teacher who is teaching the student.

4. Students who are taking an Honor class can modify the registered course to a regular class during the period

for modification of registered courses.

▣ Table of curriculum organization for foreign students
Elective
**Convergence/
Category Type Subject Required *Liberal Arts Total
In-depth Elective/
/AP Courses
Special Courses

Korean 16 6

Social science 8 2

English 12 6
Foreign
62
Humanities languages 2nd Foreign
-
language

Physical education 6

Academic Music and arts 4 2

9
Courses
Subtotal 46 16 62
Mathematics 20
Physics 10

Chemistry 10
Natural 12 69
Biology 10
sciences
Earth science 3
Computer science 4
Subtotal 57 12 69
Total 103 28 9 140
Creative basic research 6
Creative Self-directed, small group research, and domestic
16
research and international on-site research 30
activities
Graduation research 8

Group activities 130 hours or more

Leadership
activities Volunteer activities 130 hours or more

Total 30
Total 170
* Including all of humanities and arts elective courses.
**CreditsonlyfromconvergencecoursesorIn-depthelectiveandSpecialcoursesinnaturalscience.

Course Opening Plan for Student No. 14

1) Codes of Each Department

MC(Mathematics & Computer Science Dept.)

PE(Physics & Earth Science Dept.)

CB(Chemistry & Biology Dept.)

HA(Arts & Humanities Dept.)

CR(Creative Research Activities)

2) Codes of Each Subjects

 * Four-digit number: Course level

* Three-digit number: Subject

(example: Math 1 = MC1101, Programming 1 = MC1201, etc.)

1000 Required

2000 Elective – Liberal Arts

3000 Elective - AP

4000 Elective – Intensive elective for outstanding students in the given department

5000 Elective – special lectures

6000 Elective – Converged courses (within the department or inter-department)

7000 Creative research activities (two-digit numbers with school grade differentiated)
▣ Required courses in natural sciences (mathematics and science subjects), credits, semesters for the
curriculum for foreign students

Course 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Pre-requisite

Subject Course title Credits Type
code semester semester semester semester semester semester course

Basic Math 5 MC1105 Required ○

Mathematics1 5 MC1101 Required ○ Basic Math

Mathematics
Mathematics2 5 MC1102 Required ○ Mathematics1

Calculus1 5 MC1103 Required ○ Mathematics2

Computer
2 MC1201 Required ○
Science1
Computer
Science Computer
2 MC1202 Required ○ Computer Science1
Science2

Physics and
5 PE1103 Required ○
Exp.Ⅰ
Physics
Physics and
5 PE1104 Required ○ Physics and Exp.Ⅰ
Exp.Ⅱ

Basic
Astronomical 3 PE2201 Required ●
Observation
Earth Science
Earth and
Environmental 3 PE2202 Required ●
Sciences

Chemistry and
5 CB1103 Required ○
Exp.Ⅰ
Chemistry
Chemistry and Chemistry and
5 CB1104 Required ○
Exp.Ⅱ Exp.Ⅰ

Biology Biology and 5 CB1203 Required ○

 Course 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Pre-requisite
Subject Course title Credits Type
code semester semester semester semester semester semester course

Exp.Ⅰ

Biology and
5 CB1204 Required ○ Biology and Exp.Ⅰ
Exp.Ⅱ

* A student must choose one between Basic Astronomical Observation and Earth and Environmental Sciences, and must complete
the course within four semesters.
** Physics and Exp.Ⅰ·Ⅱ, Chemistry and Exp.Ⅰ·Ⅱ or Biology and Exp.Ⅰ·Ⅱ for foreign Students is 5 Credits. It is written in
the Roman alphabet. As for domestic students for the subjects are written in the Arabic numeral.
※ Electives for natural sciences and convergence courses for foreign students are the same as those for Korean students
▣Offered courses in humanities, credits, semesters for the curriculum for international students

Course 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Subject Course title Credit Type Pre-requisite course
code semester semester semester semester semester semester

KoreanⅠ 4 HA1104 Required ○

KoreanⅡ 4 HA1105 Required ○ KoreanⅠ

KoreanⅢ 4 HA1106 Required ○ KoreanⅠ,Ⅱ

KoreanⅣ 4 HA1107 Required ○ KoreanⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ

Korean KoreanⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳ
Korean Conversation 3 HA2107 Elective ○

KoreanDramaReading 3 HA2108 Elective ○ KoreanⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳ

TOPIK Korean 3 HA2109 Elective ○ KoreanⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳ

Understanding of
3 HA2110 Elective ○ KoreanⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳ
Korean Literature

World History1 2 HA1204 Required ○

World History2 2 HA1205 Required ○ World History1

Korean History1 2 HA1206 Required ○ World History1,2

Social
Korean History2 2 HA1207 Required ○ Korean History1
Science
Politics 2 HA2206 Elective ○ Korean History1,2

Economics 2 HA2207 Elective ○ Korean History1,2

Philosophy 2 HA2208 Elective ○ Korean History1,2

English1 3 HA1301 Required ○

English2 3 HA1302 Required ○

IntensiveEnglishListening&
3 HA1303 Required ● ● English1,2
Speaking

Intensive English
3 HA1304 Required ● ● English1,2
Reading & Writing
Foreign
Language IntensiveEnglishListening&
English Speaking, Intensive
3 HA2301 Elective ○
Communication English Reading &
Writing

IntensiveEnglishListening&
Critical Thinking in
3 HA2302 Elective ○ Speaking, Intensive
English
English Reading &
 Course 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Subject Course title Credit Type Pre-requisite course
code semester semester semester semester semester semester

Writing

IntensiveEnglishListening&
Cultural Literacy in Speaking, Intensive
3 HA2303 Elective ○
English English Reading &
Writing

IntensiveEnglishListening&
Speaking, Intensive
Current Issues 3 HA2304 Elective ○
English Reading &
Writing

Music 2 HA1601 Required ● ●

Arts 2 HA1701 Required ● ●

PE1 1 HA1801 Required ○

PE2 1 HA1802 Required ○ PE1

PE3 1 HA1803 Required ○ PE2

Arts and PE
PE4 1 HA1804 Required ○ PE3

PE5 1 HA1805 Required ○ PE4

PE6 1 HA1806 Required ○ PE5

Music in Life 2 HA2601 Elective ○ ○ ○ ○ Music

Arts in Life 2 HA2701 Elective ○ ○ ○ ○ Arts

▣ Offered Electives Courses in Natural Science & Convergence

Subject Course Title in English Credit Code Classification AP 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Prerequisites

Problem Solving in Mathematics 3 MC2101 Electives ○ ○ ○ ○ Mathematics2

Creative Mathematics 3 MC2102 Electives ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus2

Honor Calculus3 3 MC3104 Electives AP ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus2

Elementary Number Theory 3 MC3105 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ Mathematics2

Mathematics Linear Algebra 3 MC3106 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus1

Differential Equations 3 MC3107 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus1

Probability and Statistics 3 MC3108 Electives AP ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus2

Mathematics Seminar 1 MC4101 Electives ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus1

Special Topics in Mathematics 3 MC5101~ Electives ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus2

Computer Science3 3 MC2201 Electives ○ ○ ○ ○ Computer Science2

Object-Oriented Programing 3 MC3201 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ Computer Science2

Computer Science
Discrete Structures 3 MC3202 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ Computer Science3

Data Structures and Algorithms1 3 MC4201 Electives ○ ○ ○ ○ Computer Science2

 Subject Course Title in English Credit Code Classification AP 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Prerequisites

Computer Science3,
Data Structures and Algorithms2 3 MC4202 Electives ○ ○
DS+Algorithm1

Advanced Algorithms 3 MC4203 Electives ○ DS+Algorithm2

Computer Science3,
Computer Science Seminar 1 MC4204 Electives ○
DS+Algorithm1

Computer Science3,
Special Topics in Computer Science 3 MC5201~ Electives ○
DS+Algorithm1

Project Physics 3 PE2101 Electives ○ ○ ○ ○ Physics and Exp.2

Elementary Physics 3 PE2102 Electives ○ ○ ○ ○ Physics and Exp.2

General Physics1 4 PE3101 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ Physics and Exp.1

General Physics Lab1 1 PE3102 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ Physics and Exp.1

General Physics2 4 PE3103 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ General Physics1

General Physics Lab2 1 PE3104 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ General Physics1

Introduction to Modern Physics 3 PE4101 Electives ○ ○ General Physics2

Physics Seminar 1 PE4102 Electives ○ ○ ○ ○ General Physics1

Physics

Special topics in Physics (Introduction to

3 PE5101 Electives ○ ○ General Physics1
Mechanics)

Special topics in Physics (Introduction to

3 PE5102 Electives ○ ○ General Physics2
Electrodynamics)

Special topics in Physics (LASER

3 PE5103 Electives ○ ○ General Physics1
Understanding and its Applications)

Special topics in Physics (Basics of Thermal

3 PE5104 Electives ○ ○ General Physics1
and Statistical Physics)

Special topics in Physics (Understanding and

3 PE5105 Electives ○ ○ General Physics1
applications of basic electronics)

Basic Astronomical Observation 3 PE2201 Electives ○ ○ Physics and Exp.1

Earth and Environmental Sciences 3 PE2202 Electives ○ ○ Physics and Exp.1

General Astronomy 3 PE3201 Electives AP ▲ ▲ ○ ○ Physics and Exp.1

General Astronomy Lab 1 PE3202 Electives AP ▲ ▲ ○ ○ Physics and Exp.1

General Earth Science 3 PE3203 Electives AP ▲ ▲ ○ ○ Physics and Exp.1

General Earth Science Lab 1 PE3204 Electives AP ▲ ▲ ○ ○ Physics and Exp.1

Weather and Climate 3 PE4201 Electives ○ ○ General Earth Science

Earth Science
General Astronomy/
Space Science and Lab 3 PE4202 Electives ○ ○ ○
General Physics2

General Astronomy/
Stars and Universe 3 PE4203 Electives ○ ○
General Physics1

General Astronomy/
Earth Science Seminar 1 PE4204 Electives ○ ○ ○
General Earth Science

Special Topics in Earth Science (Observational

3 PE5201 Electives ○ ○ General Astronomy, GeneralAstronomyLab
Astronomy)

Special Topics in Earth Science (Introduction

3 PE5202 Electives ○ General Earth Science
to Geology)
 Subject Course Title in English Credit Code Classification AP 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Prerequisites

Special Topics in Earth Science (Introduction

3 PE5203 Electives ○ General Earth Science
to Oceanography)

Chemistry in Life 3 CB2101 Electives ○ ○ ○ ○ Chemistry and Exp.1,2

General Chemistry1 4 CB3101 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ Chemistry and Exp.1,2

General Chemistry Lab1 1 CB3102 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ Chemistry and Exp.1,2

General Chemistry2 4 CB3103 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ General Chemistry1

General Chemistry Lab2 1 CB3104 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ General Chemistry Lab1

Chemistry and Energy 3 CB4101 Electives ○ ○ General Chemistry1,2

Chemistry
Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry 3 CB4102 Electives ○ ○ General Chemistry1,2

Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry 3 CB4103 Electives ○ ○ General Chemistry1,2

Introduction to Nanochemistry 3 CB4104 Electives ○ ○ General Chemistry1,2

Spectroscopy 3 CB4105 Electives ○ ○ General Chemistry1,2

Chemistry Seminar 1 CB4106 Electives ○ ○ General Chemistry1,2

Special Topics in Chemistry 3 CB5101~ Electives ○ ○ General Chemistry1,2

Exploring into Life Science 3 CB2201 Electives ○ ○ ○ ○ Biology and Exp.1,2

General Biology1 4 CB3201 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ Biology and Exp.1,2

General Biology Lab 1 CB3202 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ Biology and Exp.1,2

General Biology2 4 CB3203 Electives AP ○ ○ ○ ○ General Biology1

Infection and Immunity 3 CB4201 Electives ○ ○ General Biology1

Biology Basic Brain Science 3 CB4202 Electives ○ ○ General Biology1

Cell and Disease 3 CB4203 Electives ○ ○ General Biology1

Plants and Environment 3 CB4204 Electives ○ ○ General Biology1

DNA Science 3 CB4205 Electives AP ○ ○ General Biology1

Biology Seminar 1 CB4206 Electives ○ ○ General Biology1

Special Topics in Biology 3 CB5201~ Electives ○ ○ General Biology1

Mathematical Modeling 3 MC6101 Electives ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus2

Arthematics 3 MC6102 Electives ○ ○ (Honor)Calculus1

Creative Problem Solving 3 MC6201 Electives ○ ○ ○ Computer Science2

Physics in the Art 2 PE6101 Electives ○ ○ Physics & Exp.2

Convergence
Physics in History 3 PE6102 Electives ○ ○ General Physics1

Weather and Climate/

General Earth Science/
Urban planning and environment 3 PE6201 Electives ○ ○
General Earth Science Lap/Earth and Environmental
Sciences
 Subject Course Title in English Credit Code Classification AP 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Prerequisites

Physics & Exp.2, Chemistry & Exp.2, Biology &

Astrobiology 3 PE6202 Electives ○ ○
Exp.2

Chemistry & Exp.1,2

Chemistry and Art 3 CB6101 Electives ○ ○
Biology & Exp.1,2

Chemistry & Exp.1,2

Human Biology 3 CB6201 Electives ○ ○
General Biology1

Chemistry & Exp.1,2

Forensic Science 2 CB6202 Electives ○ ○
Biology & Exp.1,2

History and Philosophy of Science* 3 HA6201 Electives ● ●

Narratives of Contemporary Society 3 HA6202 Electives ○ ○

※ Subjects in purple will be opened in English.

** If international students want to take 'Arts in Life' course, ‘Basic Design (Graphics & Calligraphy –

Photoshop/Illustrator/Graphic)and Pottery lectures would be opened in English in this semester.

Basic Design (Creative Craft & Design) would be opened in English in the 4 th and 6th semester.

*** If international students want to take 'Music in Life' course, Korean Traditional Music would be opened

in English in the 4th and 6th semester.

(Attached 1)

Application Form for Course Registration

 Required Re-taking
No. Course Title Credits Prerequisites Notes
I /Elective (Former Grade)

1 Mathematics2 5 Required Mathematics1 - -

2 Computer Science1 2 Required - - -

Basic Astronomical
3 3 Required - - -
Observation

4 Biology and Exp. I 5 Required - - -

5 Korean III 4 Required Korean I,II - -

6 Korean History1 2 Required World History I,II - -

Intensive English

Listening &

7 English Communication 3 Elective Speaking, Intensive - -

English Reading &

Writing

8 PE3 1 Required PE2 - -

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submit the course registration for the spring semester of 2015 academic year as
above.
2014.12.3.

Student ID : 14-204 Name : Sultan Rizky HM (signature)

Homeroom Teacher :이진희 (signature)

Korea Science Academy of KAIST

(Attached 2)

Agreement Form of Dean of Dept. of ( )'s

Student ID :14-204 Name :Sultan Rizky HM

No. Course to be Registered Incomplete Prerequisites Reason for Agreement

1
 2

I submit the course registration for _______________ with the agreement of Dean of
the Dept. for the ______ semester of 20_____ academic year.

20 . . .

Homeroom Teacher: (Signature)

Teacher recommended: (Signature)

Dean of the Dept. : (Signature)

Korea Science Academy of KAIST

<Attached 3>Transferrable AP Courses andthe Corresponding Courses at KAIST

Courses Completed from Be transferred at KAIST
Corresponding Courses at KAIST
KSA of KAIST as follows
No.
Course Course
Course Title Credit Course Title Course Title Credit Subject Code
Code Code

1 Calculus2 5 Calculus2 KSA100 CalculusⅠ 3 B.R. MAS101

2 Honor Calculus3 3 Calculus3 KSA101 CalculusⅡ 3 B.R. MAS102

3 Linear Algebra 3 Linear Algebra KSA102 Linear Algebra 3 B.E. MAS109

Differential Equations and

4 Differential Equations 3 Differential Equations KSA103 3 B.E. MAS201
Applications

5 General Physics1 4 General Physics1 KSA104 General Physics Ⅰ 3 B.R. PH141

6 General Physics Lab1 1 General Physics Lab1 KSA105 General Physics LabⅠ 1 B.R. PH151

7 General Physics2 4 General Physics2 KSA106 General Physics Ⅱ 3 B.R. PH142

8 General Physics Lab2 1 General Physics Lab2 KSA107 General Physics Lab Ⅱ 1 B.E. PH152

9 General Chemistry1 4 General Chemistry1 KSA108 General ChemistryⅠ 3 B.R. CH101

Ge ne ra l C he m i s t ry
10 GeneralChemistryLab1 1 GeneralChemistryLab1 KSA109 1 B.R. CH102
Expe ri m e nt Ⅰ
11 General Chemistry2 4 General Chemistry2 KSA110 General ChemistryⅡ 3 B.E. CH103

Ge ne ra l C he m i s t ry
12 GeneralChemistryLab2 1 GeneralChemistryLab2 KSA111 1 B.E. CH104
Expe ri m e nt Ⅱ

13 General Biology1 4 General Biology1 KSA112 General Biology 3 B.R. BS120

14 General Biology2 4 General Biology2 KSA114 3 O.E.

15 General Biology Lab 1 General Biology Lab KSA113 1 O.E.

17 General Earth Science 3 General Earth Science KSA116 3 O.E.

18 General Earth Science Lab 1 General Earth Science Lab KSA117 1 O.E.

19 General Astronomy 3 General Astronomy KSA118 3 O.E.

20 General Astronomy Lab 1 General Astronomy Lab KSA119 1 O.E.

Object-Oriented Object-Oriented Introduction to

21 3 KSA120 3 B.R. CS101
Programming Programming Programming

Elementary Number Introduction to

Elementary Number Theory 3 KSA121 3 C.E. MAS210
Theory Number Theory

23 DNA Science 3 DNA Science KSA122 3 O.E.

25 Discrete Structures 3 Discrete Structures KSA124 Discrete Mathematics 3 C.R. CS204

Probability and Probability and Probability and

26 3 KSA125 3 B.E. MAS250
Statistics Statistics Statistics