Each class offers a full-semester load of coursework, totaling 48 hours, condensed into six weeks. No prior knowledge of Korea is necessary for enrollment and the medium of instruction for all courses is English (except for Korean language classes). Students can take up to a maximum of three courses and each one is worth 3 credits. Classes are held from Monday through Thursday.

Student MUST meet the course ADD/DROP deadline. It is the student’s responsibility to make sure his/her registration is correct. Any failure to do so will be reflected on his/her final grade.

The syllabi of the courses will be taken down from the website after the program ends, so be sure to download and print them if you think you would need them in the future.

All classes have a limit of 50 students. Some classes may fill up early and those who are late in pre-registration may not be able to enroll in the classes they wish to take. Course requests are only processed when we have received an official college transcript.
Economics and Business
Humanities
Sociology and Cultural Studies
Fine Art/Design
Science
Law, Politics and International Relations
Korean Studies
Korean Language
Timetable for ISC 2010
Economics and Business
Code Course Title Faculty
ISC104
Business Calculus
Marc Mehlman
ISC111A
Introduction to Marketing
Tony C. Garrett
ISC111B
Introduction to Marketing
Tony C. Garrett
ISC113
Business Statistics
ISC201
Korean Economy and Business in the Globalizing World
ISC202A
Introduction to Microeconomics
ISC202B
Introduction to Microeconomics
ISC203A
Introduction to Macroeconomics
ISC203B
Introduction to Macroeconomics
ISC204A
Principles of Financial Accounting
ISC204B
Principles of Financial Accounting
ISC205
Leadership Communication
Murray D. Johannsen
ISC207A
Statistics
ISC207B
Statistics
ISC208
Comparative Asian Economics
ISC210
Introduction to Management
Cho GukHyun
ISC211A
Managerial Accounting
ISC211B
Managerial Accounting
ISC256
Operations Management
ISC301A
Money and Banking
Kerk L Phillips
ISC301B
Money and Banking
Kerk L Phillips
ISC302
International Trade & Finance
ISC303A
Introduction to Finance
ISC303B
Introduction to Finance
ISC304
Marketing Communications
Daniel Laufer
ISC306
International Marketing
Daniel Laufer
ISC307
Business Culture and Practices in Korea and East Asia
ISC309
Organizational Behavior
Cho GukHyun
ISC311
Global Leadership and Management
Murray D. Johannsen
ISC315
International Trade Agreements
ISC316
Intermediate Microeconomics
ISC319
Consumer Behavior
ISC320
Econometrics
ISC388
Investment Analysis
ISC390
Intermediate Macroeconomics
Humanities
Code Course Title Faculty
ISC121
Understanding Drawing: From the Cave to the Monitor
ISC266A
Introduction to Philosophy
ISC266B
Introduction to Philosophy
ISC267
Twentieth Century American Culture
ISC268A
World History
ISC268B
World History
ISC271
Introduction to American Cinema
ISC274A
World Religions
ISC274B
World Religions
ISC299
Asian Culture and Cinema
Andy Kavoori
ISC322
History of Capitalism
ISC325
Introduction to Political Philosophy
ISC326
Introduction to Moral Philosophy
ISC367
History of the U.S
Sociology and Cultural Studies
Code Course Title Faculty
ISC141A
Introduction to Sociology
Eloundou- Enyegue Parfait
ISC141B
Introduction to Sociology
Eloundou- Enyegue Parfait
ISC142
Introduction to Anthropology
ISC236
Abnormal Psychology
ISC241
Gender and Society
ISC248
Social Inequality
ISC250
Globalization and Global Policies
ISC263
Social Psychology
Shige Oishi
ISC265A
Introduction to Psychology
ISC265B
Introduction to Psychology
ISC265C
Introduction to Psychology
ISC273
Japanese Culture and Society
ISC365
Media, Culture and Society
ISC366A
Developmental Psychology
ISC366B
Developmental Psychology
ISC370
Cross Cultural Psychology
Shige Oishi
Fine Art/Design
Code Course Title Faculty
ISC120
Creating Graphic Narratives
ISC121
Understanding Drawing: From the Cave to the Monitor
ISC122
Emergent Embodied Interface Workshop
ISC123
Experimental Drawing for Digital Media
ISC124
Observational and Interpretative Studio Drawing
Kathleen King
ISC126
Watercolor Techniques
Kathleen King
Science
Code Course Title Faculty
ISC101
Calculus I
Marc Mehlman
ISC102
Introductory Physics I
ISC103
General Biology I
ISC105
Introductory Life Science
ISC107
General Chemistry I
ISC108
Mathematics for Engineering
ISC109
Numerical Analysis for Engineering
ISC110
Introduction to Earth and Environmental Science
ISC291
Modern Physics
ISC292
Organic Chemistry
Law, Politics and International Relations
Code Course Title Faculty
ISC132
Introduction to International Relations
ISC228
International Relations of East Asia
ISC321
International Political Economy
ISC328
Politics and Public Policy in Korea
ISC330
Introduction to U.S Legal System
ISC331
Asian Regional Integration
David Camroux
ISC335
International Organization
ISC337
Introduction to American Politics
ISC339
Comparative Law
ISC340
An Introduction to the European Union
David Camroux
ISC382
Korea-U.S Relations: Changes and Continuities
Korean Studies
Code Course Title Faculty
ISC201
Korean Economy and Business in the Globalizing World
ISC262
Korean Philosophy
Jin Y. Park
ISC276
South-North Korean Relations
ISC281
Contemporary Korean Society
Anders Karlsson
ISC282
Mass Media and Popular Culture in Korea
ISC283A
Korean Cinema and Visual Culture
Darcy Paquet
ISC283B
Korean Cinema and Visual Culture
Darcy Paquet
ISC287
Modern History of Korea
Anders Karlsson
ISC288
Survey of Korean Art History
ISC289A
Performing Arts in Korea
ISC289B
Performing Arts in Korea
ISC290
Pre-Modern History of Korea
ISC307
Business Culture and Practices in Korea and East Asia
ISC341
Korean Americans: Adjustment and Adaptation
ISC381
Religions of Korea
ISC382
Korea-U.S Relations: Changes and Continuities
ISC383
Korean Literature and Culture
Jin Y. Park
ISC384
Korean Family and Women
Korean Language
Code Course Title Faculty
IKL211A
Beginning Korean I-A
IKL211B
Beginning Korean I-B
IKL211C
Beginning Korean I-C
IKL211D
Beginning Korean I-D
IKL211E
Beginning Korean I-E
IKL311
Intermediate Korean I
IKL313
Intermediate Korean II
IKL411
Advanced Korean I
Timetable for ISC 2010
Time Periods No. ISC 2010 Courses
P1
9:00am-10:40am		 1
P2
10:50am-12:30pm		 1
P3
12:40pm-2:20pm		 1
P4
2:30pm-4:10pm		 1
P5
4:20pm-6:00pm		 1
Korean
4:20pm-6:30pm		 1
* Please note that the timetable is tentative and subject to change.