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이름:김현진

강의 요약 정리:

1주차(1)

After listening to the professor's lecture today, I learned a little bit about how this semester's lecture is run and e-government theory.

1주차(2)

In this class, I thought a lot of about what college students are. College students think that their ability to think for themselves and decide things for themselves is different from middle and high school students. Also, studying seems to be important about what you will do and how you will use your time.

2주차(1)

I think AI is really necessary in our lives. The reason for this is that with AI, human life seems to be a little richer and better. But you shouldn't abuse it. If AI is abused, I think it can make it harder for humans or come a day when AI dominates, rather than improving the quality of life.

2주차(2)

We are currently living in an information society. Unlike agricultural/industrial societies, information society has become a society ‘where‘ good information can be obtained without being disturbed by location/time. However, I think there may be a division between those who can get information and those who cannot. People in the middle and upper classes can get information or knowledge more easily, but those who can't seem to get information or knowledge seem to have become a world ‘where‘ it takes more time and more effort than those who get it easily. Therefore, I think a world should be created ‘where‘ no one is bound by this.

3주차(1)

Our society is rapidly evolving as an information society. As a result, people's knowledge is rapidly evolving, while people such as the elderly and others are sometimes unable to keep up with the pace they meet in society's rapid evolution. Therefore, I think it is necessary to help me get the right information for these people.

3주차(2)

In the information society, the key is how well information is used. If you use information well, you will get a lot of knowledge, otherwise you will get insufficient knowledge. Information does not disappear just because it is used, and there are many advantages in that it increase in value as it is used and can be copied without deterioration. And I think that information should not be saved and should be used enough to exercise its ability.

4주차(1)

In the 21st century, the society is gradually developing into an information society. In a way, most may have developed. Not only in Korea but also in other countries, they recognize that information service plays a very important role in the development of their country.

Therefore, securing information technology is an important factor in improving the nation. Advances in the Internet and smartphones help create new living conditions and gather information more conveniently for humans. For example, if you look at the delivery app, you can see it. Even if you don't go to find it yourself like before, you can easily deliver it not only at home but also any‘where‘ without calling. As such, information technology is rapidly developing in Korea.

4주차(2)

Today's main lecture was about data & big data. Data is important in the administration of scientific administration, objective administration, and evidence-based administration.

Definitions of data include quantified and validated sets of symbols, symbols representing environmental attributes of objects, events, and events, and readings of recorded symbols and signals.

Big data is crude oil in the era of the fourth industrial revolution, can be transferred/processed in bulk and speed, and is a measure of value in digital society.

5주차(1)

Today's lecture is about knowledge and wisdom. Knowledge is acquired through experience and interaction with the environment, and through experience, there is implicit knowledge, which is inherent in the human mind.

There are six characteristics of knowledge. It is characterized by different effects depending on memory, expertise, and experience, modifiable/accumulative and dynamic, developed through the learning process, ideas vary depending on situations/events, effects appear only when utilized, and values change over time.

The significance of intelligence is the ability to acquire, apply, modify, expand, and use information to solve problems. While knowledge can be acquired while learning, intelligence can be said to be an innate ability. Intelligence is about seeing only trees or forests, and wisdom is about seeing trees and forests together.

5주차(2)

The main content of today's lecture is about the e-government. The beginning of the e-government concept is that the use of computers by intelligence agencies is the same as the history of computers and is more interested in improving services to citizens. The meaning of e-government is a general term for the functions and services of government agencies based on computers and the Internet. The purpose of electronic information is to utilize information and communication technologies and to efficiently perform administrative tasks for the people.

6주차(1)

Today's lecture is about the type of electronic information and the stage of development. There are three types of e-government. Type 1 is divided into electronic banking, type 2 is divided into electronic operation, and type 3 is divided into electronic governance. Type 1 is a new governance model that uses information technology to modify the way government services are delivered to the people, type 2 is an intelligent operation that can superior efficiency to connect and work better, type 3 is a public sector system that asks fundamental questions.

6주차(2)

Today's lecture is about the concepts and characteristics of government 2.0 and 3.0. Today, our government is focusing on 'Government 2.0'. Providing citizen-centered services through information sharing is a feature of Government 2.0. The future government will evolve to government 3.0 instead of government 2.0. Government 3.0 is characterized by an intelligent government that uses semantic web technology. Today, the government is innovating using Web 2.0 technology. Semantic Web provides personalized services by making it easy to retrieve requested information, including sites and db. It provides custmoized services according to demands and preferences of individual by storing and analyzing records of individual lifestyle.

7주차(1)

Today's lecture is about government 3.0 innovation. Government 3.0 is the application and confidence of citizen-centered government innovation, core values in all areas. It provides customized services to citizens and creates jobs. The achievements and achievements of Government 3.0 are examples of bus stops. Using smartphones, you can know ‘where‘ the bus is and when it arrives, and you can easily see ‘where‘ the bus is located with the LED display at the bus stop. In conclusion, the successful elements of government 3.0 are the vision and leadership of the president and reasons such as the world's electronic government, Fry, and a solid legal and institutional foundation.

7주차(2)

Today is about explaining the date of the midterm exam and the contents of the assignment.

9주차(1)

The business environment has changed the system by integrating technology. People can communicate, share information, and quickly acquire information. Now the Internet can easily get information regardless of time or place. ICT has contributed to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of functions of government operations, achieving transparency and fundamentally changing the relationship between businesses and governments. In conclusion, human ability depends on how well the human brain computer is used. Human ability to generate information will develop through information and communication technologies that deliver information. An example of this is EG. With the rapid development of ICT, the development phase of EG does not follow government-centered, interactive, and civic-centered government development processes in a clear and orderly manner. If some technologies, such as presentation technology, are utilized well, they will be developed into integrated EG.

9주차(2)

The development of information and communication technology has brought about tremendous changes in many sectors of society, including politics, economy and society, and the role of government is also developing accordingly. Ubiquitous environment means nature ubiquitous like water and air, and the words ubiquitous computing and ubiquitous network are now used in society as it has become the core of the next generation of information society. In other words, it is a network-connected space that is invisible to all objects and humans embedded in natural environments, such as water and air. In conclusion, ubiquitous government can be understood as the development stage of existing e-government. As the information age changes from industrial society to information age, the national statistical information system needs to change. First of all, items such as information infrastructure, content, and environment should be reinforced, and the national statistical geographic information system should be revised/supplemented with these. These are essential processes, and without them, they are difficult to adapt to the information age, database building operations are repeated, and the efficient use of information becomes difficult as well as enormous waste. Korea also needs to quickly develop statistics suitable for the information age at a pan-governmental level and integrate the national geographic information system using existing data.

10주차(1)

The development of information and communication technology is causing structural changes in various aspects of society, and in the public sector, diversifying and complicating the needs of citizens. EG tries to change the organisation and activities of government and provide better service to the people. There are four things in the development of e-government. First, the revolution in public services. Second, innovation in G-Wokr. Thirdly, the revolution of government structure. Fourth, there is civic participation. UG is a government based on ubiquitous computers in information technology, work processes and service delivery. UG is a stage of UG development, but the former is distinct from the latter in terms of integration, such as real and virtual worlds and networks.

10주차(2)

Today, I gave a lecture on the development of IT technology and changes in the public sector. Web 3.0 is abbreviated to personal/intelligent. Cloud computing technology is a technology that creates an environment ‘‘where‘‘ users can do whatever they want with a device without space constraints when connected to the Internet. Convergence technology transfers similar types of services to different networks and different types of devices. The nature of cooperative government is that it is established as a mechanism by which the interrelationship, information accumulates through mutual sharing and distribution of economic system changes and strengthens public services tailored to individual needs. Intelligent government characteristics should provide active and customized services and strengthen services to accommodate the needs of the people. The characteristics of transparent government create trust through participation, diversify the way people live, and communicate through public participation.

11주차(1)

This lecture is about electronic governance. The definition of electronic governance is that various actors, including countries, businesses, and citizens with different characteristics, form a network in the Internet space to build a multi-dimensional world while maintaining horizontal relationships, not vertical ones. Both governance and e-governance value the activation of communities and communication to increase nongovernmental input into the policy-making process. The development stage of electronic governance provides information on participation in the first stage, collects policy opinions in the second stage, and makes decisions in the third stage.

11주차(2)

Today's lecture is about the implementation of electronic governance. There are information provision, consultation, and policy decisions in the form of electronic civic participation. Areas of electronic participation include community formation and cooperative environment, campaigns, discourse, mediation, and opinion polls.The definition of information provision is ICT, which is responsible for structuring, expressing and organizing information in participatory situations, and consultation is used by stakeholders on specific issues. Common antecedents are the formation of a framework for legal/policy/institutional frameworks, and the introduction of new ICTs. Motivation factors for electronic civic participation include the treatment of expectations and opinions as anonymity, protection of personal privacy, and increased accessibility of users. Disability factors include a lack of budget, a lack of technical officials, and a sense that participation is cumbersome and time-consuming.

12주차(1)

This lecture is about the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The Fourth Industrial Revolution was a revolutionary era in which information and communication technology was achieved. The important thing of the Fourth Industrial Revolution is to analyze big data and innovate new technologies in six different fields, including artificial intelligence, robotics, and the Internet of Things. It is a key factor in the success of the Korean version of the New Deal. Big data is data that can be collected, stored, and analyzed, featuring huge amounts, various fields, and fast data processing speed. An example of big data is the Owl Bus, a night bus in Seoul. It is a rapid development in the non-contact industry these days. Artificial intelligence has been seen by us recently. In the match against Lee Se-dol, AlphaGo, an artificial intelligence player, Lee Se-dol showed a great performance despite his artificial intelligence. Artificial Intelligence is especially expanding investments in R&D related to artificial intelligence in various industries. Cloud means a broader concept. It is a technology that can run from storing data to processing information using data and computing infrastructure ‘where‘ servers on the network are gathered. It develops into a central and regional ‘union‘ using networks, a government-business ‘union‘, a people-government ‘union‘, and a business-citizens ‘union‘.

12주차(2)

Today's lecture is about ICT governance. The Korean version of the New Deal can identify environmental changes from an administrative and external perspective, such as social environment and policy issues that affect the role and appearance of the government among various reasons. It is rapidly spreading to the Digital New Deal and the Green New Deal. The role of human beings armed with morality and common values as well as technical skills is an important role in successful implementation. Compared to other countries, Korea is very rich in ICT infrastructure and IT education is well conducted. However, the problem is that the Korean version of the New Deal requires new electricity. It is a demand-generating and strategic governance that can open and manage big data, create a content creation environment, and promote training of software personnel. It is necessary to expand flexible systems that pursue shared value and accommodate future changes. It should be designed to enable clear ICT policy-making based on long-term goals so that it can respond quickly to future changes.

13주차(1)

This lecture is about smart government. New administrative needs and paradigm shifts have changed to personalized e-government. ICT technology has evolved into a user-centric. Social emotional intelligence is the ability to express emotions, absorb emotions into one's mind, understand and reason emotionally, and control the emotions of oneself and others. E-government should focus on increasing the government's credibility through diversity management, and later become a representative model of "predictable emotional smart government" based on securing procedural legitimacy. The rational model that favors efficiency depends on the level of administrative transparency and the degree to which the public chooses the data/information. The flexibility model, which favors effectiveness, values responding flexibly through dialogue channels. As a condition to maintain high levels of administrative transparency in the new model, it is necessary to 1) have a bureaucratic mind to mean active services, and 2) have a higher sense of citizenship and interest in government policies. The responsiveness-favored participation model serves as a common producer for both bureaucrats and citizens. In order to achieve administrative transparency, participation mechanisms must be established to ensure citizens' participation in the policy-making process. Big data used in the social memory section can be said to be an informatization technology that extracts meaningful information by using/analyzing large amounts of data and proactively responds and predicts changes based on the knowledge generated. The first is to create a new big data utilization team, and the second is to create a major social/technical core foundation.

13주차(2)

Today's lecture is about smart cities. Rapid urbanization and corresponding social problems arise. Rapid urbanization has caused many social problems such as air pollution, traffic weight, and water shortage disasters as population and resource consumption are concentrated in cities, and the sustainability of cities is applied as a big risk. Innovative technologies are being used to solve these urban problems. When it comes to smart cities, smart cities are defined very differently depending on the level of economic development in each country, urban situations and conditions, and there are differences in approach strategies for each country. Korea's big strength in smart city can be explained in two ways. First, South Korea is smart. Korea has the best companies in the world, including Samsung and LG, not to mention ICT technology. Second, Korea has many experience advantages for urban development. Despite the war in 1950, Korea has seen rapid economic growth since the 1960s. There is a variety of know-how in that respect. The Korean government is pushing for a system improvement, including deregulation, to create and spread smart cities quickly. Many regulations have been changed to apply within the pilot city so that national pilot cities such as Sejong and Busan can be tests of new technologies. In order to create innovative industries related to smart cities, it supports many young start-ups, and supports start-up spaces and programs. Korea, along with other countries around the world, is building a global network of smart cities to extend the outlook for sustainable smart cities. We are working on a number of projects to actually reach cooperation by dividing the policies and experiences of each country.

14주차(1)

I had a time to communicate with the professor in today's lecture. He also had a lot of regrets because he didn't have time to communicate with the professor due to Corona. Now we can live for decades to come. So he seemed to be swayed by changes in the world and hoping to go his own way. Beginner's three principles are to say hello before others, go to work five minutes earlier, get ready, and clean well. Three times the principle of life has one's share, one's share of organization, and one's development. The same goes for the study of students like us. You should have three times the amount of study you pay for tuition. As the professor said, I also wonder why there are no professors who take lectures. Of course, professors may know more than students like us, but there may still be a lot of things they lack or don't know. To make up for that, it seems difficult to find professors who study hard and listen to lectures. I think these things are regrettable.

14주차(2)

Today, the professor announced the location of the test and the period of the test.