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기말고사
과제1(2021/4/25)				O
과제2((제출일자)
계	14			1

이름: 신성욱

강의 요약정리

1주차

수강정정기간

2주차(1)

We are living in a smart era now.

Smart is to go in the right direction on your own.

There is a limit to sustainable development with fossil energy.

Solar energy needs to be developed to make sustainable development.

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Students should think about their own changes, not just about changes in society.

Changes in students require a variety of requirements and most importantly, having a healty body.

Because every game is decided by health.

It is also important to have a habit of studying for a least eight hours a day.

If these two things are met, they can bring good results.

3주차(1)

So far, all societies have created to improve human physical abilities.

However, digital tools in the information society were made to improve the human brain.

In the information society, the lack of brains can be filled with the ability to use artificial intelligence.

In agrarian societies, humans themselves were recognized for their physical abilities.

In industrial society, it was recognized for its physical abilities and skilled skills, and in information society for its ability to combine humans and computers.

We need to develop computer skills according to the information society.

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The nature of information is to be understood accurately as the number of jobs related to the information society will increase significantly.

The nature of information includes the following.

First, it is a non-consumption that does not disappear just because it is used.

Second, the more it accumulates without disappearing, the more effective it is.

Third, Information has a non-transferability that does not disappear or shrink just because it is distributed, which further increases the value of new users.

Fourth, information that has a dimension of time and is not updated over time becomes less valuable.

Fifth, the distinction between producers and consumers is ambiguous and can also serve as consumers as well as producers.

4주차(1)

This time, we will learn about the environmental characteristics of the information society.

In the information society, individuals need to make continuous efforts because they are determined by their personal efforts and abilities.

In the 21st century, information technology is entering a society in which information is in full swing, and information technology is recognized as the most important measure of national development.

Furthermore, the fourth revolution represented by the Internet of Things has recently taken place.

As a result, major advanced countries are not only trying to build information infrastructure, but the U.S. is also pushing for high-speed network projects that are 100 to 1,000 times faster than the existing Internet.

In addition, advanced countries are establishing high-speed information and communication infrastructures around the world and promoting new information technologies on a pan-national level such as administration, education, culture, and corporate activities.

The nation failed to respond quickly to changes in the economic paradigm and suffered from a slump in the domestic economy, sluggish exports and insufficient economic restructuring.

However, Korea is currently investing a lot of time and money in building information content following the construction of infrastructure.

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The goal of the class is to understand what the e-government should understand to improve its literacy and what the digital society and e-government crude oil are.

The definition of data is the reading of recorded symbols and signals, and the representation of facts about the world in symbols and languages.

A key element of data is big data.

Big data is the crude oil of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and a measure of value in digital society.

As a result, big data is emerging as a key resource that can be used to create the social and economic value of the country.

The basic characteristics of big data include volume, variety, velocity, veracity and value.

Additional characteristics include huge scale, reality, trend and combination.

Benefits of big data include composition of emotions, detection and prevention of fraud, utilization of economic analysis, and increased government confidence.

These advantages allow the government to utilize big data in various fields such as technology, people, and work processing.

5주차(1)

In this class, we will learn about the definition of knowledge and the relationship between knowledge, data, and information.

Knowledge is acquired through experience and interaction with the environment in which a person is in.

Knowledge has modifiable, cumulative and dynamic characteristics.

Knowledge can be classified into two categories: tacit knowledge and explicit knowledge.

Implicit knowledge is difficult to express clearly and is transferred through dialogue.

Explicit knowledge can be clearly and clearly formalized and transferred through documentation.

Information  is obtained from refined and organized data when acquired facts are presented systematically in a given context.

Data is simply an observed result.

We can get information from data and gain knowledge from information and wisdom from knowledge.

This circular process appears continuously.

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This class will learn about the concept and contents of e-government.

In the world we live in, e-government is playing the role of air.

The concept of e-government varies depending on what perspective it perceives and sees, such as the nation's strategic priorities and times.

The beginning of the early e-government was to increase the efficiency of the administration in government agencies.

Recently, however, they are more interested in improving services to citizens.

The purpose of e-government is to lead government innovation through transparency, democracy, productivity and efficiency in administration.

Government innovation is a good combination of information and communication technology and government operations.

Government innovation developed and advanced as government data was opened through the introduction and leap period.

The means used in government innovation are e-government.

The government-centered e-government has technological bureaucracy, surveillance, and despotic government.

There is transparent and efficient public service and democratic settlement in the e-government centered on the people.

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In this class, we will learn about the types of e-government and the development stages.

The implementation types of e-government are divided into Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3.

The first type is e-Banking, which uses information technology to change the method of delivering government services to the people.

Type 2 is to streamline government operations by connecting internal parts of the government with e-Operation to make it work better.

The third type is e-Government, a new governance model for transforming public sector systems that cast fundamental questions about the reason for the existence of the government.

The ideological types of e-government include equity, productivity, reflectivity, and democracy.

Equity is the universal use of government services and the fair use of them.

Types of interactions with governments include G2C, G2B, G2G, and G2E.

The purpose of the G2C type is to provide satisfactory services to citizens to improve relations between the government and citizens.

The purpose of the type G2B is to provide better service to the enterprise.

The purpose of the G2G type is to promote coordination and collaboration between central and local governments, or between governments in various regions.

The purpose of the G2E type is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of administration.

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Concepts and Features of Government 2.0 and 3.0

Today, governments are moving toward Government 2.0, which provides citizen-centered services and promotes participation through information sharing.

The government uses Web 2.0 technology to drive collaboration and challenging aspects based on information and service sharing.

Through these services, it is transformed into a citizen-oriented government ‘where‘ citizens can easily participate.

Paradigm Shift of Government Services.

Government 1.0 from 1995 to 2000, 2.0 from 2005 to 2010, and 3.0 from 2015 to 2020.

Mashup services make it easy for government organizations and citizens to share and utilize government data and services.

Mashup is a Web 2.0 technology that combines content from two or more website to create new content or services.

There are three examples of mash-up services.

1, Local Governments - Integrates maps from other organizations such as Google, Yahoo, and others to develop geographic information systems and provide related services.

2, National Police Agency - Traffic management and accident monitoring by aggregating vehicle registration and GIS information.

3, Tax Offices - Tax forms that combine information such as tax management services, bankbook information, and medical expenses can be pre-charged.

In the future, the government is expected to advance to 'Government 3.0', a customized intelligent government using semantic web technology.

7주차(1)

This time, we will look into the government 3.0 of our country.

Korea has changed from the poorest country to the leader of ICT technology.

GDP grew from $104 to $24,000, while exports also rose sharply.

Eighty-two percent of homes own PC and the Internet, and three out of four mobile phone users use smart-phone.

However, despite this development, most of our country is not happy.

The driving force behind Korea's growth in ICT technology is as follows.

Major companies such as Samsung and LG have switched from home appliance companies to ICT companies.

Naver, Korea's leading Internet company, has a high stock market value.

Fast growth in e-commerce and mobile markets.

The rapid rise of e-government services through ICT, such as civil service 24 and home-tax services.

However, despite such advanced e-government services and infrastructure, the e-government has not changed the government's way of working much.

Innovation programs through ICT should contribute to changing government culture and the way civil servants work.

It should also provide customized services to meet the needs of its citizens.

This is the direction of government 3.0.

7주차(2)

In this class, we looked into the midterm examination and midterm examination.