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Development of an AI model for possible analysis of students’ concentration and understanding levels in online lectures for the students of faculty and graduate school of Department of Education Proposal of AI utilization method was praised in descriptive evaluation. Received gold award and excellence award in “AI leaning data hackathon” [February 15, 2022] <From the left, JOO Jeong-hun (Department of Education) and PARK Kang-yoon and KIM Kil-jae (master course of graduate school)> “What role will AI be able to play in smart education environment?” “AI utilization method” in the area of teaching/learning method proposed by YU students (President CHOI Oe-chool) attracts attention. PARK Kang-yoon (3rd grade of master course, Department of Education, graduate school), JOO Jeong-hun (3rd grade of Department of Education), and KIM Kyu-ri (3rd grade of Department of Visual Design) developed an AI model to identify understanding and concentration levels of students in online lectures. They developed an AI eye-tracing model based on eyeball data and developed indexes of fixation point data collecting, understanding, and concentrating levels. JOO Jeong-hun said, “The developed model may help teachers to identify concentration and understanding levels of students in the lessons using online lectures. It may be used as a solution for learning deficiency issues that occur in online education.” Recently, online education has become a topic due to prolonged expansion of COVID-19. With rapidly increased demand for intact online education, various types of learning deficiency occurs and it attracts attention as a supplementary measure for students who are demanders of education. The idea received gold award in “2021 Eyeball movement video AI learning data hackathon” held by Ministry of Information & Communication and National Information Society Agency. Also, PARK Kang-yoon and KIM Kil-jae (1st grade of master curse of graduate school) accessed to AI utilization method in the viewpoint of education evaluation. They took attention in recent situation that expansion of descriptive and essay-type evaluation systems have become an issue, developed AI similar with the level of human graders, and proposed an AI model to reduce burden of work of teachers in case of descriptive evaluation. KIM Kil-jae said, “It is inefficient to evaluate the essays of all students through human due to consumption of huge costs and time. The constructed AI evaluation model will help teachers to enhance efficiency of education.” The AI model constructed by them received excellence award in “essay data AI lessening data hackathon” held last year. PARK Kang-yoon who was included in the winner lists of two contests due to creative ideas commented, “I think that diverse challenges to use AI will make a foundation for construction of smart education environment and virtuous cycle of data in future. I am conducting in-depth researches on the method to enhance quality of education using diverse deep learning and machine running algorithms.”
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Support with 70,000 Euro by international automobile illumination expert group under UN - International acceptance of research power Research on evaluation of safety of automobile direction projection lamps Will head international research on vehicle illumination performance evaluation and provide empirical basis for establishment of international legislation [February 18, 2022] Professor LEE Chan-soo of Department of Electronic Engineering of YU will conduct an international research with the support by GTB (Groupe de Travail Bruxelles, The International Automotive Lighting and Light Signalling Expert Group) which is international automobile illumination expert group under UN Especially, Professor LEE Chan-soo attracted more attention because his world-level research power was accepted with a GTB research project for the first time in Asia. In past, GTB research services were mostly conducted by colleges or institutions in Europe or North America. The professor’s research team will conduct a research on “Signal light projections with direction indicator.” The research project will be conducted by July this year with 70,000 Euro (about KRW 95 million) of research budget. Professor Lee described his research plan, “As floor guide lamps linked with automobile direction indicators provide additional information on direction in various dynamic environments where automobiles are operated, it will be verified whether such guide lamps distributed on the floors of various automobiles will help the traffic weak such as walkers and bicycle riders or cause issues.” The research team plans to construct virtual environment such as crossroads and T-shape intersections and to conduct virtual environment tests using HMD (Head Mounted Display), to perform detailed verification through road running simulators of Korea Expressway Corporation, and to perform verification based on actual vehicles in K-city (a self-driving test city) of Korea Automobile Testing&Research Institute (KATRI) of Korea Transportation Safety Authority. Professor Lee expected, “The result of this research will provide empirical basis for Automobile sub-committee under the European Economic Commission of the United Nations (UNECE/WP29) to establish legislation on projection base lamps such as turn signal guide lamps. It will be the base for development of communication lamps and scenarios related with not only lamp performance evaluation but also self-driving vehicles in future.” The GTB research project is the result of international acceptance of government-supported projects and industry-academy cooperative researches conducted by him until now. Professor Lee operated Automobile illumination fusion expert cultivation team with the support by Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy from 2015 to 2020 and is leading a world level research team specified in automobile illumination. The research team has conducted basic and applied researches on automobile illumination to enhance visibility and safety of drivers in bad weather environment and on night roads using weather environment test beds. He attracts attention with presentation of research results in famous international academic meetings and GTB expert meetings including International Symposium on Automotive Lighting (ISAL) and International Congress: SIA VISION, etc. Also, he is continuously conducting industry-academy cooperative researches including evaluation of safety of guide lamps and evaluation of visibility in climate/environment with professional automobile component enterprises including SL Corporation.
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Establishment of Wolsan Scholarship with accumulated 4 million USD donated with “A heart to repay the kindness of parents” Active U.S.A Inc. standing in LA clothing and fashion industry as a Korean immigration success story Led established YU American Federation Alumni Association as the former first chairman [January 12, 2022] “I will send 2 million USD as soon as I return to the USA. Parents of our times lived dedicated life for their children for their whole life. I’d like to support juniors’ learning with a heart to repay the kindness of parents. YU should lead cultivation of talents based on good characters!” YU (President CHOI Oe-chool) received a large gift from a US alumnus on the 75th anniversary at beginning of 2022. Chairman LEE Don of Active U.S.A. Inc., a large clothing company in LA, expressed to donate 2 million USD. Chairman LEE called on YU President CHOI Oe-chool on his way to return to the USA after visiting his mother in Korea during the year-end and new year holidays. He was returning with a heavy heart after a short pleasure to see his 96-year mother. Especially, he had to follow his tight schedule to return to the USA on the next day of completion of self-quarantine after entry into Korea due to COVID-19. Chairman LEE donated 1 million USD to YU, his alma mater, in 2012 and Wolsan Scholarship is being operated. Scholarship fund donated by him reaches 4 million USD including 1 million USD additionally donated in 2018. Wolsan Scholarship is the largest one in the private scholarship being operated by YU. Wolsan Scholarship was established with the nom de plume (Wolsan) of his deceased[late] father (LEE Dong-ho) under joint names with his mother, LEE Hong-sik Wolsan LEE Dong-ho (1923-2011) is the 15th generation of LEE Eon-jeok (1491-1553), one of Five Oriental Sages in Joseon Dynasty, and has Chairman LEE (eldest son), LEE Seung-yeon, LEE Jeong-hyeon, and LEE Hyeong (Professor of Department of Neurology and Management Strategy Manager, Keimyung University Dongsan Medical Center). LEE Dong-ho was the owner of Daeseongheon, Gyeongsangbukdo Tangible Cultural Property No. 34 in Yangdongmaeul registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Chairman LEE has been leading cultural heritage preservation including restoration of a 300-year old house through historical investigation with Gyeongsangbukdo since his father’s decease. Chairman LEE donated 1 million USD of scholarship fund to YU, his alma mater, in 2012 to repay the kindness of his father and mother died in 2011 and has been supporting juniors with establishment of Wolsan Scholarship. The scholarship students work in various areas of society as lawyers, architectures, and teachers, etc. after graduation. Chairman LEE has been continuing donations for University Development Fund and General Alumni Association Scholarship Fund, etc. as well as Wolsan Scholarship and made large contributions in development of the university and alumni association. Chairman LEE is a successful US businessman and leads strengthening of global capability of the youth in Daegu and Gyeongbuk areas as well as YU juniors as a foreign adviser of Gyeongsangbukdo. He invited more than 100 college students as intern workers of Active U.S.A. and made sufficient support to enhance practical capability. Chairman LEE has student ID 73 of Department of Architectural Engineering, YU, went to the USA in 1986, established Active U.S.A. Inc. in the next year, and continued success. He experienced a hardship to lose his whole property due to LA riots occurred in 1992 but is a positional person who succeeded in comeback based on his credibility and excellent leadership accumulated as a businessman. He works as a director of Pacific City Bank (a USA Korean-person bank), leading CEO of World Korean Business Convention, director of Hoejae LEE Eon-jeok Commemorative Business Association, foreign adviser of Gyeongsangbukdo, and chairman of Daegu & Gyeongbuk Fraternity Scholarship in Southern California. He continued donation activities in spite of residing in the USA and was selected as the 3rd foreign Honor Society of Community Chest of Korea for “Fruit of Love.” Chairman LEE has been leading development of his alma mater and alumni as well as donation of scholarship. Chairman LEE led establishment of American Federation Alumni Association for the first time in the universities in the south of the Hangang River which is one of foreign base alumni associations of YU. At that time, Chairman LEE took charge of preparatory chairperson and persuaded alumni and encouraged their participation in visiting major cities in the USA. Chairman LEE served in the post of the first Chairman of American Federation Alumni Association after Chairman of YU LA Alumni Association. in the meaningful year of 75th anniversary. I respect the sharing life of Chairman LEE who passed the love received from his parents to juniors as a whole. Juniors will also feel the heart of grace felt by Chairman LEE from his parents. This year of 75th anniversary will be a new starting point to cultivate talents to make contributions in human society. I will do my best so that the scholarship fund donated by Chairman LEE is used as an important foundation to cultivate talents to make contributions in human society.” Meanwhile, YU granted Proud YU Person Prize in 2006 and Honorary Doctor of Business Administration in 2014 to commend the accomplishment of Chairman LEE.
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Machinery IT College held The 5th YU Robocup and CS team of Department of Robot Machinery Engineering won. Direct manufacture and operation of balancing robots by fusing machinery, electronics, electricity, SW, and wireless communication technologies, etc. “Enhancement of creativity and problem solving capability by fusing various major knowledge and technology” [January 26, 2022] YU (President CHOI Oe-chool) held The 5th YU Robocup, a robot soccer competition. The competition was prepared to enhance technical understanding of robots which is one of core areas in the 4th industrial revolution times and to strengthen convergence capability and enhance problem solving capability. The competition was held in the lobby of YU Robot Hall at 1:00 pm on January 26 by Department of Robot Machinery Engineering of YU Machinery IT College and 14 teams consisting of 28 students of faculties (departments) implementing College Innovation Support Project of the Ministry of Education. YU RoboCup is a soccer competition to uses balancing robots. Width, height, weight, motor power, and wheel size of robots were designated according to established rules and students manufactured robots with free selection of materials and shapes of robot frames, internal controllers, communication equipment, batteries, controllers, etc. Students participated in the competition with direct manufacture of robots in which machinery, electronics, electricity, SW, and wireless communication technologies, etc. The competition was conducted in the playground in tournament method by the method that each team consisting of two students control their manufactured balancing robots using controllers Dean PARK Yong-wan of YU Machinery IT College managed the competition and said, “Robot engineering, in which various majors such as machinery, electronics, and ICT, etc. are fused, is highlighted as a core area of the 4th industrial revolution times. Students may enhance their understanding level of technologies and problem solving capability by direct manufacture and operation of robots based on their major knowledge. I will develop and implement various extra-curriculum programs as well as educational courses so that YU students may become creative fusion talents to lead future industries.” Meanwhile, CS team consisting of CHOI Yeon-jae and SHIN Seung-heon (2nd grade of Department of Robot Machinery Engineering won the competition
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Collection of capabilities of both organizations to enhance working capability of employees of automobile component manufacturers [January 13, 2022] YU Industry-Academy Cooperation Team (Manager, LEE Gyeong-su) and PHC concluded Industry-academy MOU to enhance working capability of employees of automobile component manufacturers. The MOU event was conducted by YU Industry-Academy Cooperation Team in the afternoon on the 13th and LEE Gyeong-su YU Industry-Academy Cooperation Manager, BANG Se-jeong SME HRD Project Manager, Executive Director JANG Won-geun of PHC (Purchase Discussion Leader of PHC), and CHOI Jeong-hee Purchase Planning Manager participated in the event. Based on the concluded MOU, both organizations decided to cooperate in ▲ Support of mutual training of suppliers of main companies (PHC, Valeo Pyeong Hwa, and Valeo Kape) of PHC Group and ▲ Implementation of projects for cultivation of professional manpower of automobile components. Executive Director JANG Won-geun of PHC Group Purchase Discussion Leader said, “With the motive of the MOU with YU Industry-Academy Cooperation Team, we will make more endeavors to strengthen suppliers’ employees’ competitiveness and develop local automobile component manufacture by providing many suppliers with good education based on win-win development.” LEE Gyeong-su YU Industry-Academy Cooperation Manager said, “As the MOU was concluded, it is expected that YU Industry-Academy Cooperation Team (a professional working capability enhancement agency) and PHC Group (a local automobile component manufacturer) will look for mutual development and that a big contribution will be made in development of productivity in automobile component manufacturing industry through cultivation of talents having global competitiveness.”
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YU Park Chung Hee School of Policy and Saemaul (PSPS) held a Contest for action plans for national/regional development with application of Saemaul Undong Foreign students from Tanzania, Costa Rica, and Myanmar, etc. shared local society development plans. 762 persons from 70 countries learned about The Saemaul and act as Saemaul international development professionals after return. [January 19, 2022] <7th PSPS Saemaul Development Action Plan Contest> Foreign students learning about The Saemaul in Korea put their heads together to generate the wind of Saemaul development in their countries. YU PSPS (Dean: LEE Hee-wook) held an action plan contest for national/regional development for students at 2:00 pm on the 19th. It is the 7th contest this year and the subject is establishment of national/regional development plans with application of Saemaul Undong of Korea. It was an opportunity for foreign students of YU PSPS to share national/regional development plans with application of Saemaul Undong to developing countries. In the contest, foreign students from Tanzania, Myanmar, Indonesia, Costa Rica, Malawi, Uganda, Rwanda, etc. organized teams and prepared action plan proposals and research reports. They selected the regions to implement projects, surveyed regional situations, analyzed issues of such regions, and reported the results of analyses of the periods, budgets, beneficiaries, etc. of projects. In the contest, they made presentations and shared opinions on ▲ Increasing the incomes of residents of Mafia Island, Tanzania through tourism industry ▲ Plan to reduce disasters in Pakokku District, Myanmar ▲ Plan to control household wastes in Taman Nasional Kepulauan Seribu, Indonesia ▲ Strengthening capabilities of youths in Provincia de Puntarenas, Costa Rica ▲ Community associations for market issue solution and sustainable living of farmers in Mchinji District, Malawi ▲ An ICT application project to reduce health issues and improve educational environment for local communities’ pineapple industry workers in Buenos Aires, Costa Rica ▲ A project for tap water facilities in Rubaare T/C, Uganda and ▲ A project to construct a health center in Karongi District, Uganda, etc. In the contest, SPPD Team presented “Strengthening capabilities of youths in Provincia de Puntarenas, Costa Rica” and won the first prize. Broce Chacon Vita Gloriana (22, 3rd master grade, Department of Public Policy Leadership, PSPS) of SPPD Team made a presentation and said, “I got confidence during the course of PSPS that regional community development with application of Saemaul Undong will help development of home country and improving the living quality of residents. It seems that the system for localization of Saemaul Undong is being settled by establishing action plans and sharing opinions of foreign students from other countries. I’d like to work in the area to plan and implement regional development projects when I return to my home country after graduation.” Dean LEE Hee-wook of YU PSPS made a comment, “The contest might be an opportunity for foreign students majoring in The Saemaul and international development to graft their learned theoretical knowledge. They might improve their practical capacities to implement development projects in their countries by establishing national action plans and sharing national cases. The knowledge and experiences obtained in YU PSPS will contribute to co-prosperity of human societies as well as national/regional development of foreign students.” YU established PSPS in November 2011 to cultivate global Saemaul leaders of developing countries. Until now, 762 students entered the school from 70 countries of Asia, Africa, Europe, and America and, among them, 682 students from 65 countries got Master degrees and are working as professionals of Saemaul development and regional development in the world. Meanwhile, Rotary International 3700 District Qingdao Rotary Club (Chairman: KIM Geun-young) encouraged PSPS students and foreign students who participated in national/regional action plan contests with scholarships.
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Won 11 prizes in various contests participated last year. Improvement of professionalism in big data AI area during faculty course through the activities of IT’S, an academic club “A tooth brushing system based on deep learning” was selected as an excellent thesis by Institute of Embedded Engineering of Korea. [January 13, 2022] <Students and tutor of IT’S, YU Department of Information and Communication Engineering> (From upper left, KIM Ji-hun, LEE Chan-ho, JI Jun-young, LEE Bin, NAM Seung-hyeon, BAE Seung-ho, and Professor PARK Yong-wan, from lower left, KIM Min-jeong, KIM Da-in, JO Na-won, SHIN Su-hyeon, and LIM Chang-han) YU Department of Information and Communication Engineering is accepted as a delivery room of next-generation core technology talents including big data and AI, etc. The students of the department were accepted for professionalism and practical capability by winning 11 prizes in various public contests for big data and AI, etc. The winner of such performances is IT’S of YU Department of Information and Communication Engineering (Tutor, PARK Yong-wan). IT’S is an academic club consisting of more than 120 faculty students. They won the first prize in Marine/Fishery Big Data Analysis Contest last year and their capability was accepted by showing their creative idea in Gyeongsangbukdo Data Analysis Contest, Daegu Big Data Analysis Contest, Marine Police Data Contest Exhibit, and Firefighting Safety Big Data Contest, etc. Chair LEE Bin (3rd grade) of IT’S which won six contest exhibits last year said, “Various issues may be solved and improvements may be deduced using big data generated in daily life. We are proud of the possibility that the ideas studied and suggested by us may help the policies of public agencies and decision-making of companies.” IT’S won in contest exhibits of AI including 9th Embedded Software Contest, SK AI Challenge for Our Society Contest Exhibit, ‘KB AI Challenge, etc., and the professionalism is accepted. They gathered attentions of participants by suggesting differentiated ideas such as Tooth brushing habit analysis system, Clothes tailoring and recommending system based on deep learning, and A model to detect wearing of safety devices to prevent marine safety accidents. Among them, Standard tooth brushing technology won excellence award in Embedded Software Contest and got rave reviews from the judges.The technology is an analysis and improvement system for tooth brushing habit based on deep learning. BAE Seung-ho (3rd grade, YU Department of Information and Communication Engineering) was in charge of implementation of AI of the technology and said, “It is possible to collect tooth brushing habits from vision sensors installed on the mirror in a bathroom and to analyze tooth brushing habit based on the joint and moving direction of a hand using LSTM of deep learning model. Also, insufficient tooth brushing parts may be visualized through a web service for checking by the user on a smartphone or PC. The value in health such as prevention of periodontal diseases may be enhanced if studies are additionally conducted in connection with medical area.” Especially, the thesis reported based on the Standard tooth brushing technology by the students of YU Department of Information and Communication Engineering was selected as an excellent thesis in “2021 Korean Embedded Engineering Autumn Conference” and both academic value and industrial value were accepted. Professor PARK Yong-wan of YU Department of Information and Communication Engineering commented, “Students have been showing excellent research power from faculty course through academic club activities. They are improving their practical capabilities during obtaining basic knowledge of their major in big data and AI area through their curriculums and during group study of their club. I hope students evaluate their capabilities and improve their capabilities by participating in various contests.
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Leading community development by a university and a public agency Cooperation in construction of a social-tailored cooperation system for seeking urban cultural contents and for urban recycling projects [January 13, 2022] YU (President CHOI Oe-chool) and Daegu Metropolitan Transit Corporation (Chairman HONG Seung-hwal) concluded Agreement on community innovation. In the event of the agreement held at 3:00 pm on the 13th in Situation Room on the 5th floor of head office of Daegu Metropolitan Transit Corporation, HAN Dong-geun (President of YU Department of Industry-Academy Research), HAE Cheol-ho (Manager of LINC+ Project Team), JEONG Yong-gyo (Professor of Department of Society), and HONG Seung-hwal (Chairman of Daegu Metropolitan Transit Corporation, etc. participated. YU and Daegu Metropolitan Transit Corporation agreed in ▲Construction of a social-tailored cooperation system to seek for urban cultural content and to achieve urban recycling, village communities, and social economy, ▲ Cultivation of regional talents for regional society innovation and creation of jobs for communities, ▲ Development and execution of student internship programs to help field learning, ▲ Implementation of government-supported projects such as social-tailored industry-academy cooperation leading college [LINC+] cultivation project, etc., ▲ Development and execution of citizen education and student education programs based on regions, and ▲Construction of a cooperation network for mutual development of communities through human and material exchange. HAN Dong-geun (President of YU Department of Industry-Academy Research) participated in the event and said, “A university and regional public agency will gather power for development and innovation of communities. The university will lead planning of, seeking for, and execution of various programs for development of communities as well as both parties based on cultivation of talents.”
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