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주(날짜)	출석(당일)	지각(해당주)	결석(그이후)	과제	비고
(3/5)	○				수강정정기간
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2주차(2) (3/14)			○
3주차(1) (3/19)			○
3주차(2) (3/21)	○
4주차(1) (3/26)	○				생리공결
4주차(2) (3/28)	○				공직박람회 참가
5주차(1) (4/2)	○
5주차(2) (4/4)	○
6주차(1) (4/9)	○
6주차(2) (4/11)			○
7주차(1) (4/16)	○
7주차(2) (4/18)	○
(4/23)	○				중간고사
(4/25)	○				중간고사
9주차(1) (4/30)			○
9주차(2) (5/2)	○
10주차(1)(5/7)	○
10주차(2)(5/9)			○
11주차(1) (5/14)	○
11주차(2) (5/16)			○
12주차(1) (5/21)	○
12주차(2) (5/23)	○
13주차(1) (5/28)	○
13주차(2) (5/30)			○
14주차(1) (6/4)			○
14주차(2) (6/6)	○				현충일
15주차(1) (6/11)	○
(6/13)	○				기말고사
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(4/27)				과제1 ○
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김주은

2주차(1)

Let‘s find out about the basic needs of students.

1.Student should have healthy mind and body.

2.Students should study at least 8hours a day.

Currently, an agricultural society, an industrial society, and an information society exist at the same time, and it is up to me to choose which one to choose.

Korea is good for users, but not for those who oppose it. Therefore, robots will replace many jobs.

(What the professor wants: to provide a laptop at school at the same time as college entrance to create a personal homepage, and to start a business or join a company based on it after graduation.)

3주차(2)

1.Information and Social Structure Changes

From now on, the Web will be the basis.

For example, Amazon company. amazon has become the best company in the world because of its low distribution prices.

Professor‘s idea : Soon, through online lectures, professors can teach 10 million students.(the appearance of a professor by professor but most professors lose their seats.)

2.Fourth Industrial Revolution and Social Change

The fourth industrial revolution causes two conflicting effects of destruction and capitalisation on

employment.

The fourth industrial revolution emphasizes the ‘union‘ of technology and people.

The effect of capitalization and the pace of labor replacement are key to future job changes.

Let‘s always think about what I‘m going to do.

4주차(1)

Properties of Information

Information is non-consumption unlike products, and can be copied indefinitely according to the delivery method. The more information is used, the more valuable it is. Information can be used continuously because it can be stored without change. Information must be continuously updated to maintain value and similar information is of little value.

information system

An information system is a set of interconnected elements. Society

Identifying and solving problems and phenomena that develop, vary, and are complex is a big problem.

It has become difficult. To do this, it is important to know the approach of the information system.

4주차(2) 공직박람회 참가

I attended a public service fair at Youngnam University on March 28.

There, employees from various state-run companies gave individual consultations and lectured in the

auditorium.

Among them, an employee from the Agency for Information and Security Promotion was a friend of my

sister.

It was so amazing and I remember talking to her many times.

Most state-run companies hire blinds these days, and if they exceed a certain level of English proficiency, they will all have a chance to take the test. There were also many different types of public enterprises than expected.

I also thought how good it would be to work with them, but at the same time I thought I should not let it end with.

Seeing and feeling in person was clearly motivated.

I think the public corporation fair was a great opportunity that gave me a definite motivation.

5주차(1)

When people study a new language, their own methods are different.

You have to practice and practice which one suits you.

But the most effective way to study, which everyone has in common, is active interest and practice.

(Professor: If you continue to practice, your English will increase and you will do it yourself without having

to do it.

Also, there is no point in saying just words. Let‘s keep talking and writing.)

Through countless training and practice, new languages are acquired, and it is a pity that Korean university students are only taking exams by memorizing them hard.

5주차(2)

The Public Information System is related to and duplicates the public information system.

The concept of the public information system leaves a lot of questions.

For example, what is public use? ,  public information system is all free? , etc

Also, a systematic approach to the public information system can be seen from three perspectives: practical, semantic, and syntactic.

6주차(1)

The purpose of the public information system is to provide services.

Actors of the public information system can be divided into three categories. Government agencies, types of organizations such as business companies, and individuals and assumptions that serve as citizens and

customers.

Also, the advent of computers makes it easy to benefit from all kinds of information systems, including the public information system.

However, there are still issues to consider, even those who are not very good at handling computers

(children or senior citizens).

(Professor: Taxis and carpooling have become a hot topic these days, and for citizens, they will be driven to better serve.)

7주차(1)

Computers are all virtual worlds, and there are C.A.D, G.I.S,BIGDATA, W.D, V.R, A.I, and so on.

Among them, the most common use is GIS(geographic information system).

Most of today‘s work is done in virtual space, and most of the public servants, most of the students in the department of public administration, work on computers. the concept of GIS is to analyze and present computer software, hardware, data, and people‘s information. 80% of the data is spatial.

Therefore, the reason why GIS is important is because it is a spatial element that makes up virtual space. It can also be expressed as data.

It looks like a number when you analyze it by looking at the statistics, but it‘s hard to figure out the

numbers.

The way to make this visible is by GIS. there are two types of GIS: raster and vector.

Any data can be obtained by giving location information.

GIS is actually no‘where‘ to be used. Especially, well-used places are emergenct services,environmental,

business,industry,govermet,education.

For example, hamburger shops usually go to middle and high school students, so there will always be hamburger shops ‘where‘ middle and high school students are crowded. It is all about building data after analysis.

It is very important to know ‘where‘ the location is.

7주차(2)

Data itself is meaningless, but it is processed to produce information.

The types of information include topographical spatial information, which can be divided into location data and characteristic data. location data are divided into relative location data and absolute location data, while characteristic data are divided into diagram data, video data and attribute data. among them, the information we use a lot is attribute data.

As GIS became active, it became clear on the map, and there were shapes and attribute data for the types of GIS data. the data structure of the GIS‘ diagram data can be expressed in dots, lines, and faces.

Phase structure is the study of the relationship between shape and phase, regardless of the point, line, plane, and position in space. [ ] stands for node, ( ) stands for ac, and { } stands for polygon. connectivity can be expressed in dots and proximity can be expressed in terms of the sum of the left and right sides.

(The most commonly used in the fourth industrial age is GIS. the professor wanted students to learn GIS, WD and BIGDATA.)

9주차(2)

Let‘s correct the misunderstanding of the Industrial Revolution.

First, the saying that the Fourth Industrial Revolution happens on its own in the market is a lie. because the fourth industrial revolution was caused by the state policy.

Second, it is also false to say that the Industrial Revolution took place because it did what it was doing at the time. for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the young elite will have to make a big push into the fourth Industrial Revolution.

Third, it is false to say that high technology has revolutionized industry.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is not a specific science and technology. also, a new era will only be

opened when a new road is opened.

There are people in our society who refuse or argue that they do not need the fourth industrial revolution. think of our past about that. the Japanese occupation.

Also, there is no technology without side effects, and we have to live by constantly studying ways to solve side effects.

10주차(1)

The virtual world is a lifeless reality. And it‘s the Web that crosses the virtual world and the real world.

The fourth industrial revolution is also known as the fusion of the virtual world and the real world, so web

is a very important one these days.

In other words, it can be said that the world of information travels between the worlds of virtual and real life through the web.

Nowadays, a new educational paradigm on the Web is emerging.

The professor said that he made a homepage to make it easier for students to take notes and review every time they teach.

From now on, there will be fewer and fewer working hours. So, you‘re going to have to build your own weapons in a virtual world.

11주차(1)

The key area is the database, and as the data grows, it becomes big data.

Unlike in the past, the world is changing to provide information and services tailored to individuals in the

present. The reason is that the data can be analyzed.

Individuals are identified at the Urban Integrated Control Center and divided into specialized and common services. The department of administration usually learns applied service connection technology and the basic skills are learned in the engineering college.

It is the website that transcends connectivity and infrastructure technologies for application services. So the website is very important.

Countries have even revised their systems for digital convergence.

Let‘s find out about the characteristics of ubiquitous computers.

1. be connected to any place, tool, service, or one another In other words, you can do almost anything with a cell phone.

2. Ubiquitous computing is embedded in real life, and it‘s turning into something you can‘t see in real life.

3. It provides a quiet and customized environment for real life.

12주차(1)

Titled ‘The Future We Want,‘ the conference promoted sustained and inclusive economic growth.

UN reaffirmed the need for sustainable development by creating greater opportunities, reducing inequality, raising the basic standard of living and providing fairness.

To transcend nature, the East studied humanities and the West focused on science. So, although we enjoyed abundance, the earth was destroyed environmentally. So UN aimed at sustainable development, promoting a future that is economically, socially and environmentally sustainable for the earth and the present and future generations.

It emphasizes equity between business and generation. the reason why equity between generations is important is that the current generation does not have the energy to use once the older generation uses up its

energy.

Cooperation between nongovernmental actors and all government agencies is essential for good political and development outcomes. the public sector not only meets the needs of citizens and provides opportunities for economic growth, but also promotes civic engagement. e-government and innovation provide an important opportunity to transform public administration into sustainable development. e-government means the use of information about the people and the use of ICT to provide public services and the government‘s

application.

The e-government promotes the flow and efficiency and integration of work, effectively manages information, strengthens the provision of public services, and ensures communication for the participation and authority

of the people.

Through innovation and e-government, public administration agencies around the world offer more efficient and better service.

Electronic government can also help the government become eco-friendly.

12주차(2)

The United Nations e-government focused on developing e-government in three important dimensions: availability of online services, communication infrastructure, and human capabilities.

( the professor‘s idea : Emphasizing sustainability will lead to poverty, and focusing only on development will lead to pollution Therefore, the focus should be on the proper mix of the two.)

The conceptual framework of the UN e-government survey is based on the following principles

1. E-government is regarded as a means to an end and purpose is a development for everyone.

2. The investigation and results should be tailored to the first half of each country, the pattern and level of development.

3. E-government is about providing socioeconomic and environmental services to the population and participation and

social inclusion.

4. The ultimate goal is to include everything.

Let‘s find out about the 2014 U.N. e-government survey.

The UN e-government survey is produced every two years by the Department of Economics and Social Affairs and is the only report in the world that evaluates the development of e-government in 193 countries. It also highlights emerging e-government trends. and also emphasizes strategies, tasks and opportunities for civil servants, academia, intergovernmental organizations, civic groups and ordinary citizens.

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<United Nations E-Government Survey 2014>

Chapter 1. An overview and extensive analysis of survey data for 2014 is presented by identifying the status, regional development and information of specific countries, such as developing countries and the national

territory development bureau.

Chapter 2 describes the 2014 online service delivery situation, measurement methods, and new research functions.

Chapter 3. Focus on electronic participation.

Chapter 4. The focus is on the important role of the government as a whole to promote the way in

e-government development.

Chapter 5. Highlights mobile and other channels for comprehensive multi-channel service delivery.

Chapter 6. Find out how to resolve the digital divide, and focus on the country‘s vulnerable classes and

electronic services for them.

Chapter 7. Explain the status of e-government use and provide insight into better service acceptance.

Chapter 8.Provides Global Regional Trends.

<Global trends in e-government>

According to a 2014 U.N. survey, there are clear differences between regions engaged in e-government development and countries that are not.

The most important point to note is that the income level of the country represents economic ability and progress, and affects the development of its e-government. In addition, providing education, including ICT literacy, is related to the income level of the country. The absence of these factors also hinders e-government implementation.

However, national income alone does not constitute or guarantee e-government development. This is because there are countries whose national income is high but not developed, and countries whose national

income is low.

South Korea remained at the top of the list in 2014, focusing on e-government innovation.

Below that, Australia came in third with No. 2 Singapore. In a 2014 survey, Europe‘s top-notch regional e-government development indicators generally emerged, followed by the U.S.-led Americas.

Below them are France‘s fourth, Britain‘s eighth and Finland‘s 10th.

This is the level of economic, social and political development of the country concerned. One of the main factors contributing to the development of high e-government is past and present investment and the provision of human capital and online services.

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With the development of SNS, citizens‘ access to more public information or public services will become

easier.

According to a 2014 survey, the diversity and spread of digital channels are being adopted in almost every country.

Today, more than 1.5 billion smartphones are in use worldwide and will increase in the future.

With the increasing use of smartphones, the number of countries offering mobile apps and mobile portals has doubled between 2012 and 2014, and is also used to support social integration such as poverty eradication and gender equality. it requires a strong commitment of public administration because of the high cost

of investment.

In particular, efforts should be made to free use of online services in remote or remote areas.

It is also urgent for government managers to find ways to access vulnerable groups and them for social integration, taking advantage of the various benefits offered by various channels, increasing the use of online

services.

The multi-channel approach in providing public services is similar to the overall governing roadmap for e-government development, and should be driven by intensive agenda and strong promotion at all levels.

The digital divide was initially considered a matter of access to information-related technology infrastructure.

Information gaps arise from socioeconomic inequality and are also economic and social disparities between

groups and individuals.

In other words, the digital divide in some form affects both developed and developing countries.

E-governments do not adequately embrace human, economic, social resources, institutional structures and governance networks that are central to development outcomes. still, efforts have been made in recent years to gradually focus on the use of new technologies, and the connectivity of vulnerable people.