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ACC9035 |
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING RESEARCH |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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BUS6049 |
Corporate Finance 2: Empirics and Governance |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This PhD course considers a number of topics that are at the center of ongoing research in corporate finance. Especially, this course has the objective of introducing doctoral students to empirical research and method in corporate finance. Therefore, by taking this course, students should prepare to be researchers. This course is mostly a research-oriented course.
In the first part of this course, during the first five weeks, we will cover some empirical topics and methods, including endogeneity, Event study, Difference in Difference estimation, Regression Discontinuity Design, Matching methods and so on. Then, in the second part of the course, we will cover several classical topics in empirical corporate finance, such as capital structure, payout policy, financial contracting, liquidity. In the third part of the course, we will discuss recent topics in corporate finance by student’s presentations. |
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COE8026 |
Master's Thesis Study |
Compulsory Research |
2-2-0 |
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0 |
COE8027 |
Doctoral Thesis Study 1 |
Compulsory Research |
2-2-0 |
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0 |
COE8028 |
Doctoral Thesis Study 2 |
Compulsory Research |
2-2-0 |
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1 |
ACC9031 |
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
ACC9037 |
FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUA8001 |
Service Marketing |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUA8014 |
Supply Chain Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
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1 |
BUA8032 |
Service Industry System Analysis |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This course teaches the use of analytical tools to achieve improvements and innovations on the management system of service firms. Various managerial issues in service management system will be investigated to improve the operational efficiency by using analytical methods. A logical model of service operation process is to be built and tested to develop innovative ideas that can improve the efficiency of the service management system.
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1 |
BUA8042 |
ISSUES IN INNOVATION STRATEGY |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUA8043 |
Empirical Research in Accounting |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS6033 |
GLOBAL BUSINESS SEMINAR |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS6051 |
Market Microstructure: Theory and Practice |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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Market microstructure is the burgeoning branch of financial economics, which investigates trading and the organization of markets. This field of study has substantially grown in size and importance since the October 1987 stock market crash, since at that time people came to recognize that observable prices stay significantly different from intrinsic values (that are unobservable) for a prolonged period and various trading protocols accelerate the notable deviation. In general, the market microstructure studies are concerned of (a) how security markets work, (b) how stock exchanges regulate the markets, (c) how prices come to reflect information about fundamental values, (d) who makes markets liquid and (e) how various trading rules affect price efficiency, liquidity and trading profits.
Among those interesting topics, this seminar course particularly focuses on understanding how a limit order market (LOM) like the Korean Stock Exchange functions. One important characteristic of the LOM is that traders can decide whether to supply liquidity with limit orders or consume it with market orders. During this semester, therefore, we will concentrate on explaining the trader’s problem of order submission choice between limit and market orders. The focus is on empirical work, but some theory will be reviewed. |
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1 |
BUS6058 |
Operations Management Seminar |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS6065 |
Business Text Mining |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS6067 |
Artificial Intelligence Strategy |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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The course aims to understand artificial intelligence technologies with business applications. For practical understanding of artificial intelligence technology, fundamental concepts about AI and basic problem solving techniques are learned.
The subjects of the course include introduction of artificial intelligence, problem solving by searching, logic and inference, knowledge representation, knowledge management, machine learning, business expert systems, neural networks, genetic algorithm, intelligent agent, business applications of artificial intelligence, and social issues. This course also deals with useful business strategies of using AI in real business environment. |
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BUS7048 |
B2B Marketing |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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For most sessions we will read several papers and then discuss current research issues and challenges. Participants are expected to (a) lead the discussion period of his/her paper which will be assigned later (b) prepare a term paper. The term paper will be a short research paper based on your knowledge of business-to-business marketing mostly covered in this semester. |
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1 |
BUS8003 |
Multivariate Data Analysis |
Elective Research |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8004 |
Organization Theory |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8017 |
BUSINESS RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY AND ETHICS |
Elective Research |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8054 |
Human Resource |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8055 |
Seminar in Organizational Behavior |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8058 |
Seminar in Industrial Relations |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8059 |
Strategic Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8075 |
Marketing Research Methodology |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8076 |
Marketing Seminar |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8094 |
Current Topics in Mis |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUS8103 |
ASSET PRICING 1: THEORY AND COMPUTATIONAL FINANCE |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This is an intermediate course in investment and computational asset pricing
theory at the graduate level. This course will primarily focus on how we
should determine ‘fair’ prices of financial assets which generate risky cash
flows in future. We will start with learning static portfolio theory and discuss the
concept of ‘systematic risk’ in financial assets. Then we will derive an
equilibrium relationship between systematic risk and expected return of financial
assets. Based on the static portfolio theory, we will learn several major asset pricing
models such as CAPM and APT. Next, we will consider dynamic
consumption-savings decisions and derive the consumption-CAPM. In the later
part of the course, we will focus on derivative securities and learn several methods
to price those assets. |
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BUS8104 |
Decision Making for Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This course is located as an extension of the undergraduate courses of OM (Operations management) and QBA (Quantitative Business Analysis). The undergraduate course, OM, emphasizes business insights how to effectively and efficiently manage resources in an organization's operational functions and processes. Also, another undergraduate course, QBA, is the first course in management science, emphasizing business insight into the role of mathematical modeling using Excel in organizational decision-making.
On the other hand, this course mainly focuses on advanced (deterministic, probabilistic) mathematical modeling for optimal decision-making of organizational operations. In other words, among the subjects of undergraduate OM and QBA, the main subjects are those that are introduced but cannot be dealt with in depth and also those that cannot be introduced due to time limits.
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1 |
BUSA004 |
IT Trend Analysis |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUSA006 |
Project Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUSA011 |
Seminar on Venture Strategy |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This is a seminar course focusing on strategy formulation and implementation of venture firms. Traditional strategic management theories were, in large part, developed for large corporations. However, as new venture startups began to play critical roles in the growth of national economy, the need for developing specific strategy theories for small venture firms are growing rapidly. This course was designed for this purpose. It is highly recommended that students take "Seminar on Venture Creation and Strategic Management" before taking this course. |
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BUSA021 |
Operation Strategy |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
BUSA024 |
Qualitative research methodology |
Elective Research |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
ECO8014 |
Econometrics |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
INT8027 |
International Business |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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INT827 seeks to critically examine academic research literature on international business (IB). Specifically, we shall primarily focus on the strategies, organizational structures, and operations of multinational enterprises (MNEs), which constitute our major unit of analysis. These topics are intimately linked to MNEs’ international trade and investment activities, which in turn, are significantly influenced by the diverse political environments within which companies operate. The course attempts to systematically develop each of these major subject areas, and to show the interconnections among them. Within each topic, our coverage will be historical in scope, yet the course will also emphasize current trends and theoretical contributions. Our purpose is to gain an in-depth understanding of the cumulative knowledge of select aspects of IB. |
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INT8046 |
Int'L Strategic Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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1 |
INT9070 |
Global Brand Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This course aims to enhance student’s knowledge of marketing and branding principles and understanding of specific marketing topics associated with brand equity. From this course, students will obtain insights into how profitable brand strategies can be created.
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2 |
ACC9032 |
CAPITAL MARKET EMPIRICAL RESEARCH |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
ACC9038 |
AUDITING RESEARCH |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
ACC9041 |
EMPIRICAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
ACC9044 |
Empirical Tax Research |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
ACC9051 |
Analysis of Accounting Data using a Statistical Software |
Elective Research |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUA8016 |
E-Business Strategy |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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E-Business uses the Internet and the Web to perform important process in organization.
More precisely, it improves efficiency by using information technology (IT) in a single organization's internal processes, and includes processes among stakeholders outside the organization.
Therefore, to understand E-Business accurately, it is necessary to analyze and understand the core processes of the organization and understand IT and digital technology trends and application methods. We also need to understand the mechanisms by which information technology changes organization's business processes. |
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2 |
BUA8025 |
Information Technology & Organization Strategy |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUA8044 |
Contemporary Issues in Organization and Human Resource Studies |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6034 |
GLOBAL BUSINESS SPECIAL ISSUES |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This class seeks to critically examine academic research literature on strategy and international business (IB). It is designed to study strategic behaviors of MNCs and their sustainable competitive advantages and examine how MNCs are influenced by various macro environments and institutions, along with their organizational characteristics and operations. The class attempts to systematically develop each of these major subject areas, and to show the interconnections among them. Within each topic, our coverage will be historical in scope, yet the course will also emphasize current trends and theoretical contributions. Our purpose is to gain an in-depth understanding of the cumulative knowledge of global strategy. |
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2 |
BUS6037 |
Business Data Analysis |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6047 |
Asset Pricing 2: Empirics and Advances |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6048 |
Corporate Finance 1: Theory |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6054 |
Business Analytics |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6057 |
Statistical Analysis and Empirical Research |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6059 |
Service Operations Strategy |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6060 |
Dynamic Demand Analysis |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6063 |
Contemporary Issue Research |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6064 |
Design Thinking & IT Service Development |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS6066 |
Business Machine Learning |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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In this course, students will learn the main techniques of machine learning and the knowledge to use them in the business domain. Key techniques include supervised learning techniques such as decision trees, neural networks, naive Bayesian classifiers, support vector machines, random forest, Gradient Boost Method. Unsupervised learning techniques include dimension reduction techiniques such as principal component analysis, nonnegative matrix decomposition, and clustering methods such as k-means cluster, GMM, hierarchical clustering, MeanShift clustering, and DBSCAN. In addition, we will learn deep learning techniques such as CNN and RNN. In addition, measures for model evaluation are included in the topics of the course.
This course combines hands-on exercises with programming using the Python language, sklearn package, and keras. Therefore, students should have an understanding of the basic Python programming language and participate in classes with the ability to use Numpy and Pandas packages.
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BUS7044 |
Marketing Channel Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This course is designed to introduce students to the theoretical and applied aspects of retail strategic management. Topics include introduction to retailing, retailing strategy, merchandize management and store management. As retiling is a combination of all activities involved in selling products to final consumer, this course provides the student with the insights and skills needed to gain an understanding of retail management from the perspective of the international retailer. |
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2 |
BUS8005 |
Labor-Management Relations |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS8033 |
Telecommunications Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS8053 |
Organizational Behavior |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This seminar is designed to provide an in depth look at some of the major topics of interest in contemporary organizational behavior, with a primary focus on individual and collective processes. Drawing on theory and research in psychology, social psychology, and organizational behavior, we shall explore individual, interpersonal, and group processes in work organizations. Our emphasis will be on the development of theory and research, as well as managerial implications. |
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2 |
BUS8056 |
Seminar in Organization Theory |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS8057 |
Seminar in Human Resource Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS8060 |
Seminar in Strategic Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS8074 |
Advanced Marketing Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS8077 |
Consumer Behavior |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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The main objective of the course is to provide students with a strategic framework to understand consumer behavior. The course will cover the basic principles of consumer behavior, many of which are borrowed from consumer psychology. This course is particularly relevant to those graduate students interested in understanding consumer behavior. Students will be exposed to several academic papers in addition to marketing cases and a textbook. |
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2 |
BUS8078 |
Marketing Models |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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2 |
BUS8100 |
SUSTAINABLE QUALITY MANAGEMENT |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This course introduces the Sustainable Quality Management (SQM) concepts, techniques and case studies that every successful manager should be familiar with. This course focuses on how organizations can meet Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through Baldrige model in terms of quality innovation perspective. This course empathizes on the managerial thinking process, from data, information and analytics to decision making at both strategic and management/operational levels.
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2 |
INT8038 |
Int'L Financial Management |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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The focus of this course is on the spcific problems encountered by those concerned with finance in companies (including financial institutions) with substantial international activities. It is the international equvalent of a corporate finance course(in contrast to a course that deal with public financial policies).
Topics and issues coverd under this course include Trade Financing, Foregin Direct Investment, International M&A, Capital Budgeting in international setting, International Project Financing, The cost of Capital, National and External Money Markets, International and Foregin Bond Markets, International Portpolio Diversification, risk Management, and Designing a Global Financing Stratrgy.
The course content id especially designed for students aspiring to careers in financial management of large and small corporations, international trading companies, or financial institutions whose customers include business firms operating in international markets. |
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INT8049 |
International Marketing |
Elective Major |
3-3-0 |
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This course provides an in-depth knowledge of the theory and practice of international marketing including topics such as global marketing strategy, international marketing context, global STP process, the selection process of potential international markets and market entry strategies and impact of culture on international marketing management. |