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1주차(1)

안녕하십니까 교수님

이번 제 1주차 (1)의 온라인 수업의 주된 내용은 비대면 강의를 진행할 동안 앞으로 학생들과 수업을 어떻게 진행할 것인지, 그리고 사이트의 이용방법과 출석체크 방법 그 외에 강의에 사용할 교재에 대해 설명하는 내용이었습니다.

1주차(2)

안녕하십니까 교수님

이번 온라인 강의는 앞으로 미래 사회는 어떻게 될 것인가 다 같이 살펴보는 것으로 수업을 시작하셨으며 코로나19는 우리 사회에 크게 두 가지 방향으로 진화하는 원인으로 작용하게 될 것이고 자연질서와 조화를 이루는 것을 지향하는 그린 정책과 인공지능, 사물인터넷등의 디지털 정책의 화두가 될 것이라고 설명하셨습니다.

그리고 신 재생에너지 기술은 앞으로 더욱 발전해 나갈 것이며 매우 중요하게 될 것이라고 설명하셨으며 그리고 네트워크 등의 발달로 엄청나게 많은 정보가 빠르게 운송되는 사물인터넷이 발달하게 될 것이라고 설명했습니다.

또한 현재 우리나라는 패스트 팔로우 정책으로 선진국이 되었지만 이 정책은 다른 나라를 앞서가는 것에는 큰 문제가 있으며 이 문제는 교육으로 해결할 수 있으며 교육은 공동체의 가치를 기반으로 한 창의력을 모델로 한 수학이 중요하다고 설명하셨습니다.

2주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today the professor talked about the importance of paradigm, for example, the great people and celebrities in history.

Also, the professor told me that our current attitude in college is important.

2주차(2)

Hello, professor.

Today we looked at the changes in the social environment.

We also looked at the conditions that students should have and the virtues that students should practice.

And I studied math using teacher Kim Yongok‘s Youtube channel.

3주차(1)

Hello, professor.

In this class, we learned about New Paradigm in the information age, and we also taught that the background of the emergence of information society and the development of information and communication technology in the future have allowed society to adopt a new approach that satisfies various mental needs, and that society is rapidly changing due to three social factors, including policy aspects that lead to social change.

3주차(2)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class looked at the factors of social change.

And as the needs and values of members of society diversified during the period of high growth, there were factors of social change due to population aging and environmental reasons.

And he explained that the development of technology is a major factor of social change when the development of computers and smartphones is taking place.

4주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today, we had a class about understanding the 4th Industrial Revolution.

At first, he briefly showed the history of human history, tools, and industry using PPT data, and then he looked at the combination of information and communication technology and industry, the comparison between the 4th industry and the previous industry, and looked at physics and digital among the technologies leading the 4th industrial revolution.

And he taught classes on technologies in the smart age (AI, big data, IoT Internet of things, 5G, VR, AR, Robot, RFID).

4주차(2)

Hello, professor.

In today‘s class, following the last class, you learned about the 4th Industrial Revolution

and explained about smart work and taught me that smart work can do many things, including work, regardless of time and place.

He also briefly explained what ERP is, and introduced smart education, smart factory, smart business, smart agriculture, smart home, smart leisure, smart healthcare in order to the technologies of the fourth industrial revolution,

and explained the risks that the fourth industrial revolution would bring, and explained that the fourth industrial revolution

could be a major problem for the fourth industrial revolution.

After that, you divided the technology of the 5th Industrial Revolution into biology and nanotechnology.

5주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class was to learn about the structural changes that Corona 19 will bring, and we conducted the class with the aim of how our lives work because of Corona.

Current Corona19 has accelerated the non-face-to-face digital transformation of all sectors of our society, which means that digital economic activities based on IT technologies such as online platforms are rapidly increasing in scope and speed in the aftermath of Corona 19.Online shopping, education, and even health services from the consumer‘s perspective are fast becoming available, and from the corporate perspective, smartwark is increasing to work beyond the space and time constraints of the company.

Smartwark literally refers to flexible, time- and place-independent work patterns, and the United States, Europe, and other countries have already adopted more than 50% of smart work systems, and this is possible because of the support of IT technology.

Korea is also expected to rapidly change and introduce smartwark due to low birth rate, poor aging working environment, and Corona 19.

5주차(2)

Hello, professor.

The U.S. introduced the Smartwork in 1993 due to women‘s advancement into society and the increase in the elderly population. In 2015, the U.S. adopted the flexible work system as a key national policy to overcome the low birth rate. After the nuclear accident, it recognized the possibility of change based on its experience in home work and actively invested in the IT system. In order to prevent the decrease of population due to the low birth rate, the UK enacted the general labor right in 2013.

In other cases, Google is implementing the "20% Project," which allows employees to spend 20% of their working hours on what they want to do. Uniqlo has been implementing a "four-day workweek" for 10,000 workers since 2015, and manufacturers such as Toyota and Ajinomoto have also been working from home.

On the other hand, Korea is still not very active in adopting Smartwork.

The utilization rate of advanced countries abroad is more than 50%, while that of domestic countries is around 25%, and the utilization rate of telecommuting is especially low.

Smart work isn‘t the only advantage, it‘s the disadvantage of being uncomfortable and inefficient in collaboration, but smartwork has more positive effects for both individuals and businesses.

In addition, studies have shown that it is effective in solving traffic jams and stabilizing real estate prices through decentralization of central cities.

6주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class is about the future prospects and promising technologies of the post-Corona era.

The background of the research on promising technologies is that we need to predict the future of the society after Corona,

establish the government‘s investment strategy based on this, and find promising technologies that can be used as basic data. Since then,

we have looked at the changes in the global environment since Corona through classes and learned about the transition to a non-face-to-face society and related deregulation, new normal society ‘where‘ changes in the medical system, changes in the global order of the world economy,

expansion of government roles due to Corona, and increased government confidence due to the change in domestic lifestyle due to the daily life of non-face-face society, increasing importance of domestic resources and independence of domestic value chain, and independence.

6주차(2)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class was followed by the future prospects and promising technologies of the last post-Corona era and explained the major environmental changes divided into future issues and opportunity factors.

Future issues include the dailyization of non-face-to-face services, the replacement of offline spaces into online spaces, the expansion of market dominance of digital cultural products, the decline of dense services, the expansion of unmanned services and the development of non-face-to-face technologies, the occurrence of alienation among the technology-vulnerable, the easing of low birth rates, and OTT.

In addition, the challenges and opportunities of the bio-health market are future issues such as expanding the concept of health encompassing individuals and social ecology, accelerating the development of vaccines due to related opportunities and threats, and we also looked at the regularization of threat response and strengthening of self-centeredness in class.

After that, we looked at the prospects for the future of each of the major areas of the post-Corona era, drew eight areas that would have a significant impact, and looked at future scenarios in class.

7주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today, we conducted classes on future prospects and promising technologies in the post-Corona era and explained them in half by transforming healthcare, education, transportation, logistics, manufacturing, environment, culture, and information security into a non-face-to-face society, new challenges and opportunities in the bio-health market, daily life of risk response, and strengthening self-centeredness.

Afterwards, classes were conducted using tables and lists of promising technologies in each area. Health care provided digital treatment, AI-based real-time disease diagnosis technology, real-time biometric/analysis technology, prediction/early alarm technology for the spread of infectious diseases, anti-RNA virus vaccine technology. Training includes virtual/mixed reality technology for realistic education, AI/big data-based customized learning technology, and transportation is customized for individuals with infected with RMile transport.bot, acquisition common infectious disease integrated management technology, and culture include realistic relay service, deepfake detection technology, drone-based GIS construction and 3D imaging technology. Finally, video conferencing security technology, quantum deterrence-based video security communication technology, and dynamic password tracking system.

And in conclusion, it is necessary to establish a constant future forecasting system to respond to the uncertain and rapid changes in the environment caused by Corona 19 etc.

7주차(2)

Hello, professor.

Today, you taught students how to explain and submit assignments through online classes.

9주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class looked at the present and future of AI looking back at Corona19, and it‘s been a long time since it was first known to the world, and the initial prediction that Corona‘s impact would be very limited and short-term was completely wrong. Currently, Corona has spread around the world, causing fear to many people, which has led to the collapse of the medical system and the collapse of the economic system.

In order to cope with these corona, AI is required to be installed in all processes to accurately and quickly replace it. Already, many countries are promoting public safety by introducing AI to prevent the prediction and inflow of corona, to prevent the spread of the corona, and to develop the safety of the people.

The world of Post COVID-19 will be completely different from what it is now, and AI is expected to play a bigger role in the future by shifting from offline to online with each old family‘s high-intensity social distance policy.

There is a view that Corona19 will change not only our lives, but also the AI ecosystem landscape, and that the winner-take-all structure of the existing platform will be much stronger than it is now, while a new horizon will be opened around AI startups associated with Corona19.

During this Corona 19 response, we found many cases in which AI data is being used in many ways throughout the previous period of the national quarantine system.

9주차(2)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class is an online MT and we have conducted an international seminar through the YouTube channel of the Korea Regional Development Association.

Among them, I saw Professor Ha, Professor Seong-Kyu‘s Housing Policy and Balanced Regional Growth, and the professor first diagnosed our housing situation, then examined the relationship between our housing program and balanced regional development, and then conducted the seminar to find out the new paradigm.

The new aspect is that there are new aspects of the population structure, deepening regional gaps, and housing problems, and that there are quantitative problems, and there are problems with the ability to pay, and housing occupancy, and there are also housing instability, inequality, unfairness, singers, real estate speculation, and housing gaps.

And Ha, Professor Seong-Kyu talked about the apartment preference society in Korea and also talked about the poor housing.

You described this as an example of a movie parasite.

After that, you explained the housing program and balanced regional development, and explained the housing policy paradigm through the table, and briefly explained the housing benefit (housing voucher) and the deepening polarization of housing, and explained that a new paradigm is needed for this.

In this regard, you explained the housing policy programs that take into account the first, the second, universal housing welfare, the third, the capacity building of local governments, and finally, the specificity and locality of each local government.

10주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class was conducted by learning about lifestyle changes and AI‘s role in the post corona era, and conona19 is expected to bring about a big change in people‘s lifestyle and lifestyle, and expectations are rising that AI‘s role will become more important in this process.

Changes forced and essential to various activities such as work style, education, learning, consumption culture, etc. can be settled in a long-term and fundamental way of life. Telecommuting and telemedicine diagnosis, which have been difficult to implement due to differences in opinions, are being accepted and spread due to corona, and the overall digital transformation of education is being accelerated by the decision of various educational institutions to open school online. And we need to look at how AI technology is being used in the process of fundamental and continuous changes in lifestyle.

Corona has made people familiar with telecommuting, telecommuting, telecommuting, and other remote tools, such as video chatting, and if there are no major productivity problems, companies will embrace telecommuting extensively and change the way they operate in the future.

Conona is increasing the demand for non-contact medical services, and as telemedicine is allowed in Korea to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and protect medical staff and medical institutions, discussions on the expansion of telemedicine are expected to be activated and demands for full introduction will be strengthened.Education goes through digitalization, from traditional education to e-learning to then EduTech, and the Corona19 is expected to mark a new turning point with the introduction of online education.

Corona19 is also changing people‘s spending patterns, making online businesses more active, and the demand for untact services is expected to continue as more consumers experience the everyday use of social distance after Corona19.

10주차(2)

Hello, professor.

This class was about Corona19 and AI industry landscape changes, and new AI companies are showing good performance in the course of various responses, and existing platforms and cloud companies are either providing AI solutions for the Corona19 response or becoming the focal point of a joint response system, and the class has confirmed how Corona19 will affect AI landscape changes.

Corona 19 Virus infections have two perspectives: changing the competition structure in the AI industry: entering and growing markets for new AI companies, and sticking to competition centered on existing AI platform companies.

In addition, domestic and foreign AI start-ups have set the stage for entering and growing the market in the direct and indirect areas of Corona 19 response, especially active medical AI companies.

Many AI platforms and cloud service companies are also working to respond to Corona19, and Google is providing a platform for video conferencing to change lifestyles under Corona19.

Microsoft is showing a number of responses to the Corona19 response from many companies, including improving and updating the accuracy of immune response features in real time and opening them up to all researchers, health officials or organizations around the world through an open data access portal.

Corona19 is accelerating the expansion of existing AI platforms, cloud companies, and can be an opportunity or a threat to AI startups. And the degree of direct association with Corona19 and the level of technological prowess in determining the competitive structure of the AI industry. Capital will have a significant impact, and the longer the corona virus is infected, the greater the impact on the industrial landscape, depending on the level of competition in technology they have, the amount of capital they can afford to overcome the prolonged economic downturn, and the extent to which they have AI technology and Corona19.

11주차(1)

Hello, professor.

The table of contents of today‘s class consists of 1. data and big data; 2. information; 3, knowledge; 4, data; information; intelligence and wisdom. The goal of learning is to overcome digital illiteracy, to understand the orientation of e-government‘s literacy, and the oil of digital society and e-government.

First we looked at the definition of data and then the concept of big data. The professor said the concept of big data is ambiguous.

And we looked at the changes in the tester paradigm and the use of big data, then we looked at the basic and additional characteristics of big data, then we looked at the benefits of big data, and the professor said we should understand the advantages and disadvantages of big data. Then e-government looked at the challenges of big data utilization, data governance, and described the LOCALDATA homepage.

11주차(2)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class was to learn how data is changed into information.

First we have explored the definition of information and the information is a message that contains relevant meanings, implications, or opinions about decision or action based on the data, and then the characteristics of the information are largely divided into physical and technical characteristics, economic and commodity characteristics, and organizational / social and plural characteristics. And then we looked at the definition of knowledge, and knowledge is about the state of knowing or knowing something, which increases awareness and understanding of situations and problems.

We then looked at the characteristics and types of knowledge, and the types are divided into tacit and explicit knowledge.

Then we briefly looked at the relationship between data, information, and knowledge, and the significance of intelligence and the characteristics of intelligence and knowledge through a table. And we looked at the definition of wisdom, we compared intelligence wisdom, and we looked at the relationship between data, information, knowledge, intelligence, and wisdom.

12주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class is Future trends in geospatial information management: the five to ten year vision.

We‘re witnessing data collection methods and rapid quantitative growth in collected data, and Geography has long brought mobile, which has been recognized as one of the major trends in the last five to 10 years, and has been leveraged by many devices using GNSS and the Internet, which will continue for the next five to 10 years, and we can also predict scenarios for location information with multiple purposes. And the proliferation of sensor network drives from a variety of devices other than low-cost, low-tech, mobile phones and computers means the creation of previously unimaginable data.

Data generation will be both active and increasingly passive, and social media users will be able to generate vast amounts of spatial data without realizing that they are generating the detailed information collected by everyday activities, and will also contributing to the creation and delivery of spatial data.

And the proliferation of location-based services has been one of the major trends in the last 5 to 10 years, and more data will be generated over the next 5 to 10 years.

From critical information such as the aftermath of the disaster to daily life information such as visiting restaurants, there are a wide range of obvious benefits to this trend, and many things will be possible, including lower insurance premiums over the next five to 10 years, or identifying the nearest cleanest water resources and landowners on mobile devices.

Generating vast amounts of data involves the requirement to understand data, and many people are paying attention to ‘location‘ that helps define and understand patterns in rich data.

12주차(2)

Hello, today‘s class started with a quick look at the website of statistical geography, and we learned about the future role of the government in legal and policy development, technical requirements and training systems, role of the private and non-governmental sectors in providing and managing spatial data, you explained the issue of ownership during legal and policy development, and you also explained the problem of privacy. You also said there is a problem with legal responsibility and data quality issues and the imbalance between the legal and policy frameworks, followed by the introduction of maximizing the value of spatial data among technical requirements and training systems, and that in some areas there is not enough qualified personnel to effectively manage and utilize spatial data. He then explained the importance of value extraction and visualization technology in the data world. Then you explained the formal mechanism for technology development, education and advocacy, and policy and decision-making and topographic spatial data planners to get a good understanding of topographic spatial data in nuclear Kim Hyuk-an as well as the development of key technologies. He said we need to educate high-level governments and NGOs. And he said that the private sector and the non-governmental sector will be very important, and that the future role of the private sector will be greatly increased.

He said that the future role of government in the provision and management of spatial data will be increased, and that education is important for narrowing gaps, coordination and cooperation.

13주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class was replaced by Professor Cho Sung-joon‘s lecture video, and Professor Cho Sung-joon said that planning was the first important thing in the innovation of big data, secondly, data with the best quantity and quality, third, accessibility, fourth, ‘Is there an analyst to analyze data,‘ and fifth, ‘Is there a culture that can be decided with insight from data?‘

Professor Cho Sung-joon said he sees the emergence of artificial intelligence from a more positive perspective than a negative one because he thinks he can devote his time to creative work. Regarding the characteristics of the younger generation, he replied, "Since childhood, we have produced and consumed data directly, which is digital-friendly, and we have enough opportunities to study artificial intelligence and data analysis, and we can differentiate ourselves from the older generation by escaping from being unable to read data."

He also said he can do big data with the doorstep, comparing it to the fact that a car driver can drive without knowing the details of a car.

He said that he can solve the use of big data and personal information conflicts through My Data, and My Data is to guarantee individual rights to utilize the information according to their own will.

He said that My Data can be used by Big Dator and can be resolved by personal information conflicts thanks to the data owner‘s decision-making authority.

He said, "If you want to get out of your daily life, you have to go into the mountains and live there, which means that big data has become a part of our daily lives.

13주차(2)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class was about the development of IT technology and changes in the public sector, followed by the development of IT technology first, the change of government in the form of IT technology second, and the development of IT technology third, in the form of a platform.

You first described the top 10 strategic technologies that led the IT industry, followed by Web 3.0, cloud computing, and convergence technologies. He then explained the government‘s change in the wake of the development of IT technology, and explained in detail the changes to user-centered public information service, public-private partnership, and public information service that maximizes accessibility. He then described the government in the form of a platform as IT technology advances. First, you explained the function of the platform, and the function of the platform includes interconnection functions, interconnection attempts and reinforcement functions, and value-added creation functions. And we divided the government in the form of the platform into three categories: cooperative government, intelligent government, and finally transparent government. After that, we finished the class by looking at the current status of the government‘s promotion and utilization in the form of a platform. And I also saw a video introducing big data.

14주차(1)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class was about the e-government‘s 2020 basic plan, and the e-government‘s 2020 basic plan data was made by the Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs.

First, we looked at the environmental changes in the current position of e-government, and the society will become more complex and difficult, and there will be changes in the administrative paradigm of government 3.0, and the paradigm of e-government will shift with the development of intelligent information technology.

We have also looked at the achievements and reflections of the e-government, especially the lack of personalized, time- and space-constrained integration services, immaculate integrated business environment through real-time information sharing, lack of response to new security threats, lack of public confidence in e-government, lack of links to industry development and job creation through e-government, and lack of global leadership suitable for national status.

And we looked at the direction of the new e-government, and we divided it into goals, subjects, services, and key means, and we found that the new e-government is using intelligent information technology to promote government innovation and sustainable development based on a new climate in which governments, businesses, civic groups and individuals collaborate. In addition, we briefly reviewed the new e-government strategies of major foreign countries.

We looked at the top five strategies and key challenges. And we finished the class by watching the video of the opening ceremony of the 2020 International Academic Conference on the Balanced National Development.

14주차(2)

Hello, professor.

Today‘s class was a notice about the final exam, and you explained how to take the final exam and precautions during the final exam. He also explained gathering and posting a summary of his lecture on the question and answer board.