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이름:임아화

1주차(1)

Students need to be healthy and Students must study for at least eight hours.

Our society is moving on to an information society.

Students must ride the high speed Internet train

1주차(2)

The most significant change is the computer Because it improves the ability of the human brain.

Making good use of computers is the best way to supplement your abilities.

Something comes up that can solve both hunger and development at once. The information society has come up with a new paradigm that can solve both of those things, and that‘s the information society.

We can overcome the limitations of time and space.

2주차(1)

Computer and human are integrated therefore Student should prepare these abilities during school lives in advance.

The biggest change in the political and administrative aspects of the information society is the establishment of an electronic government.

The government is the efficient delivery of public administration services and improvement of the quality of public life.

The public can immediately respond to real time for the needs of their One Stop-Non Stop Electronic government services.

It‘s not because of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it‘s because we have to change.

We should make a website on the back of the website.

3주차(1)

Knowledge cannot be followed by a computer or AlphaGo. Creating is not a computer, but a tool that man creates.

In general, products in industrial society are subject to the same costs each time they are added to production, but once they are produced, information can be reproduced according to the method of delivery of information.

Therefore, producing information quickly is as important as producing good information. and It is very important that you must produce information early.

Cars are made to complement the legs, but computers are made to complement the capabilities of the human brain.

Study, like the system, maximizes the effect of study by mobilizing all sensory organs.

In a system that consists of both human and mechanical components, the information system is a representative example of the human machine system.

3주차(2)

Daegu and North Gyeongsang a job fair for public corporations

I went to a job for a public company held at Youngnam University.

Entering the company that I wanted to go to, I asked mainly the pros and cons of the company.

Besides the information that can be found on the Internet, I asked presenters what they wanted to hear vividly. In particular, I usually asked how I was ordered to work, whether I gave out a private residence, and if I offered a shuttle bus to Seoul in the local area.

He also asked if he could ask about overseas branches and ‘‘select‘‘ion criteria.

I was unfamiliar when I first asked the question, but I could ask it comfortably thanks to the staff who responded kindly.

Then I took a job presentation. I listened to presentations from the Korea Appraisal Board, the Korea Transportation Safety Authority and the Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co.

It was good to know information that I knew but I didn‘t know.

I thought if I could build up more specs and go there next year, I would ask a detailed question about Nespeck.

4주차(1)

Computer monitors, keyboard to work should function well as computers, and should, as you can to maximize capacity is an international language.

Listening is very important.

because you can answer yes no when you hear it in English.

An important aspect of learning a new language is to keep you interested.

With the mass spread of the Internet, the prediction has become outdate in just two or three years.

Understanding not only keeps you interested. But also provides a deep level of appreciation for those who use a new language.

4주차(2)

Now we turn to a more systematic approach for defining concepts. As for other concepts, that of a ìpublic information systemî may be analysed from three perspectives.

As a consequence of this definition, private information systems are defined as information systems used by organisations belonging to the private sector, mainly profit-seeking private businesses.

Ozeman and Bretschneider argue in their article that there are important differences between public and private information.

Public information systems of examples is information systems supporting social processes involving both citizens, public authorities, and other actors.

In Figure 1, we should be in the technical solution, not the service.

Information systems always include people and information, but they may also include man-made artefacts such as computers, data, and computer-supported data processing systems.

We should be behind the monitor, not in front of it.

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The purpose of a public information system is to provide some kind of service or support to a public process, or process involving .the general public or society at large.

In addition, there are certain categories of professionals, who are often thought of as representatives or advocates of the general public and society at large.

Table 2 illustrates the position of the concepts of e-government, e-commerce, etc, within the broader field of public information systems, using the structure established in Figure 1.

Figure 2 indicates citizens interact with government agencies and businesses, and with other persons. Table 1 summarises, on a general level, the typical interactions between the three kinds of actors

The e-terms stress the positive potentials of using computerised information systems in all fields of modern society and the necessity to exploits these potentials.

Public information systems have always existed, as long as human beings have existed as social creatures, trying to achieve common goals in an organised way.

The public information system recognizes positive potential, and it also talks about other important aspects and has important tasks.

On the other side, it can cause problems, including non-technical ones.

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Citizens want to do this in one place and not in two places, even if it‘s related to various departments.

Each government agency may even make great efforts to develop a very user-friendly interface for its own interactions with the user.

However, none of the agencies involved will necessarily deal with the total efficiency from the user‘s perspective.

The agencies involved may not even consider the overall efficiency of the government activities as such, viewed together.

It is certainly not sufficient to merely tell governmental agencies that “they must cooperate”.

Thus it seems justifiable and rational to also regard such systems as public information systems.

Some public information systems will provide services in a much broader sense than merely helping a citizen or a company to complete some very concrete task.

Except for individual operation, public information system is extensive and diverse.

6주차(1)

I learned GIS, one of the weapons of the fourth industry.

Exploring data using GIS turns data into information into knowledge.

GIS is a method to visualize, manipulate, analyze, and display spatial data

GIS is a System of computer software, hardware and data, and personnel to help manipulate, analyze and present information that is tied to a spatial location.

Two Ways to Input and Visualize Data The World in GIS is Raster and Vector.

In virtual space, you can see ‘where‘ is the most effective when you plant a tree two years later.

6주차(2)

We learned about GIS.

Professor think it is important in GIS, Bigdata, and WebDesign administration.

The setting of the phase relationship is the most important.

Topology is the study of the relationship between shape and location, regardless of quantity or size, with respect to points, lines, faces, and positions in space.

A node is a dot, an Arc is a line, and a polygon is a cotton.

The spatial topology relationship between a series of topographic elements is proximity, connectivity and area determination.

Originally, there was no concept of space in GIS, but now there is a concept of space.

8주차(1)

Professor Kim Tae-yu took a lecture on the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Japan did industrial revolution in advance, but our country did not.

"Miracle on the Han River" is said to be a miracle.

Because it grew without capital and without colonial rule.

We had a great crisis because we couldn‘t keep up with the Industrial Revolution, and fortunately we had a chance.

That‘s the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

It teaches a lot about the party leadership in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, but it doesn‘t teach much.

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South Korea rejects the fourth industrial revolution, but the harsh cost of the lagging industrial revolution should not be repeated.

The way to go to the Fourth Industrial Revolution is first, to create a government of the Fourth Industrial Revolution through the personnel innovation of civil servants.
Second, fostering young people as human resources for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Third, the Arctic route is ‘select‘ed to lead the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Who should do the 4th Industrial Revolution? You should.

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Learning by Doing : Education Paradigm on the Web

In the past, what was in the professor‘s head was important. But now it doesn‘t matter what‘s in the professor‘s head, and it‘s only necessary to teach students the links so that they can understand a lot of information on the Internet.
Finding materials on the Internet is more important than studying in the classroom.
I need to know exactly what I‘m going to do.It‘s a time when you‘re not compared to others, but different from others.
Logistics will dominate the world, not the factory of goods.
In the information society, such as the implementation of virtual reality of a three-dimensional geographic information system, it is important to create a homepage.
We should act as a bridge between the virtual world and the real world.

10주차 (1)

Topic is Building of Ubiquitous Computing Spatial Environment of Local u-Government

Ubiquitous computing technology, a ubiquitous government, provides citizens with the necessary public services without restrictions on time and space.

Electronic Government (EG) is the IT-Based Government in which information

resources are used in a more effective and efficient way for the citizens, business, and

government itself.

UG is the government which is based on the ubiquitous computing environment in information technology, working process, and service provision

UG is a stage of EG Development but the Former is distinguished with the latter in

terms of convergence of real and virtual world, network, embedded tag in material

Ultimate goal of ubiquitous government is to provide citizens with a tailored services at anytime, any‘where‘, anydevice, anyone, and anything bases.

1. The building of ubiquitous administrative space which is established with the integration of real space and virtual space Geographical Information System should be integrated with the local statistical data base.

2. Ubiquitous infrastructure: RFID, ubiquitous sensor network, convergence of digital devices

3. Citizen, Netizen groups should be changed into the ubiquitous groups:

They should autonomously participate in the governance process.

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Major computing environment in UG is the convergence of network,

devices, and business organization.

Integrate the computer network such as internet, TV broadcasting

network, and wireless network in order to provide the seamless services

on moving status or without the limitation of location.

All digital devices, material, and human are connected each other at

any‘where‘, anynetwork, any device, any service

the ubiquitous computing is embedded in the real life and thing and is invisible and disappearing

it provides the users or citizens with a calm and tailored environment and services which are available in the real life.

Establish the ubiquitous computing environments in terms of digital device, network, and basic database

Establish the better connection environment with the citizens

Tailored services in real-time base and nomadic environment

ubiquitous business services in the market mechanism and support this market mechanism.

Business process renovation of local government such as the tax collection and the management of public facilities.

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I watched a youtube “Fourth Industrial Revolution and Future Jobs”.

There will be more jobs available for robots and digital devices.

In the future, ai and vr related tasks will increase.

There are three future capabilities. First, non-uniform problem recognition capabilities are required. Second, alternative elicitation capabilities that combine the values of diversity are required. Third, we need to be able to communicate with machines.

The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) set by world leaders more than ten

years ago have made a huge impact on the lives of billions of people.

The more you study, the more you don‘t know.

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Governments are not collaboration. but governmnet must corporat effective colloaboration. At present, it is the pension problem that is becoming a big problem in society. The goal of sustainable development is to ensure the promotion of an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable future for the planet and for present and future generations.

E-government and innovation can provide significant opportunities to transform public administration. The e-government says it works, but in reality, the gap in information is widening. Therefore they should support disabled and elderly people at the same level as normal people. This subject key is that e-government enables sustainable development.

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The methodological framework has remained consistent across survey periods while carefully updating its components to reflect evolving successful e-government strategies.

The United Nations E-Government Survey’s conceptual framework is the following guiding principles.

First, e-government in this Survey is considered to be the means to an end,

the end being development for all.

Second, the Survey and its results must be placed in the context of the overall

pattern and level of development of each country concerned.

Finally, the Survey assesses e-government readiness worldwide, taking the

view that the ultimate objective remains the “inclusion of all” in development.

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Chapter 5 explores the global and regional trends of various channels of public service delivery, including web portal, email, SMS text service, mobile portal and mobile application, social media, public kiosks, public-private partnerships, counter and telephone services.

Chapter 6 looks at trends in bridging the digital divide and offers an overall picture of digital connectivity with a specific

focus on.

Chapter 7 outlines the current situation of e-government usage and highlights the efforts made by 193 United Nations Membern States.

Chapter 8 offers global and regional trends in Open Government Data (OGD) and examines the findings of the 2014 Survey in this area.

ICT is clear that national income does not, by itself, constitute or guarantee e-government development. There are many countries that have significantly advanced their e-government despite relatively low national income, just as there are many countries which are lagging behind despite their relatively high income and thereby have good opportunities for future improvement.

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Chapter 5 explores the global and regional trends of various channels of public service delivery, including web portal, email, SMS text service, mobile portal and mobile application, social media, public kiosks, public-private partnerships, counter and telephone services.

Chapter 6 looks at trends in bridging the digital divide and offers an overall picture of digital connectivity with a specific

focus on.

Chapter 7 outlines the current situation of e-government usage and highlights the efforts made by 193 United Nations Membern States.

Chapter 8 offers global and regional trends in Open Government Data (OGD) and examines the findings of the 2014 Survey in this area.

ICT is clear that national income does not, by itself, constitute or guarantee e-government development. There are many countries that have significantly advanced their e-government despite relatively low national income, just as there are many countries which are lagging behind despite their relatively high income and thereby have good opportunities for future improvement.

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The critical need for whole-of government-approaches and collaborative governance

Sustainable development has changed considerably over the decades, and it has gradually become interdependent. At the same time, citizens and businesses demand more open, transparent and effective governance. ICT, in particular, enables effective knowledge management and also enables cooperation and sharing among all the septors, not just the environment and health and welfare, but the whole government organization can have to be combined to do so, and structure is not yet so. Government and cooperative public governance issues at the national level are much more focused than ever before. First, there is a critical need for new forms of collaborative leadership and shared organizational culture attitudes and behaviours in the public sector. Second, new forms of institutional frameworks for effective coordination, cooperation and accountability need to be put in place across government. Third, innovative coordination processes and mechanisms for service delivery, and citizen engagement and empowerment

are essential. Fourth collaborative mechanisms are required to engage citizens in service delivery and decision-making processes which are citizen- and user-centric and, ‘where‘ relevant. Finally it is essential to harness the power of new technology through appropriate ICT management strategies for enhanced collaboration. There is increasing expectation for easier access to more public information and public services from any‘where‘, anytime through multiple channels or citizen touch-points. In short, it‘s a simultaneous problem in many parts of the world, and it‘s not what happened in the past, it‘s about working together and playing an interdependent role.

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There is also an increasing use of public kiosks from 24 countries in 2012 to 36 in 2014 for use as open-access facilities in public spaces and locations providingfree use of online services, especially in marginalised or remote areas and ‘where‘ the individual use of ICT is not widespread.

Both over the counter and telephone services remain fundamental channels with the majority of countries providing at least some services using these routes. It is imperative for government managers to leverage the different advantages offered by various channels and find smart ways to increase usage of online services and reach out to disadvantaged and vulnerable groups for social inclusion.

A multichannel approach in public service delivery is akin to a whole of govern - ment roadmap to e-government development and needs to be driven with a focused agenda and strong facilitation across all levels.

Public service delivery can be greatly improved through a smart blend of channel mix, optimising the characteristics of different channels to satisfy diverse citizens’ needs and having a consolidated view and analysis of channel performance.

While initially the digital divide was considered primarily an issue of access to relevant information technology infrastructure, it is increasingly about capability and ability to access and use ICT. Overall, despite some progress in providing a plethora of e-services and online information, efforts at mitigating the digital divide in any meaningful way have not reaped large dividends. Although meaningful access to ICT has gone be - yond connectivity issues, e-government has still not yet adequately embraced human, economic and social resources, institutional structures and governance networks, which are central to developmental outcomes.In recent years, policy makers have progressively focused on the link between use of new technologies, education and social inclusion, particularly of disadvan - taged and vulnerable groups.

By 2014, 64 per cent of the national government portals and websites provided integrated links to sources of archived information (policies, budget, legal documents, etc.) related to some disadvantaged and vul - nerable groups, namely people living in poverty, persons with disabilities, older persons, immigrants and youth. One aspect of the digital divide is also the e-government usage divide, which is generally correlated with demographic and socio-economic characteristics, such as income, education and age.

Furthermore, as more government tasks are moved online, there is an increasing concern that a significant portion of the pop ulation will be shut off from jobs, health care, education and other government services.

Clearly, this significantly boosts e-government usage, even though additional special provision needs to be made for groups and individuals who cannot get online.