동국대학교 Division of Electronics and Electrical Engineeri > Graduate School

popup zone

등록된 팝업이 없습니다

Curriculum

Objectives

1
Develop a solid foundation in the basic sciences and mathematics to enable creative design, economic implementation, and practical application in one's profession.
2
Develop the ability to recognize engineering problems in economic, social, and environmental topics and solve them in their profession.
3
Develop communication, teamwork, and leadership skills to be effective in their professions.

Master's Degree	Digital System and Electronic Application / Microelectronics Multimedia Contents and Signal Processing / Power System and New Renewable Energy Power Conversion System / Communications and Electromagnetic Wave
Doctoral Degree	Digital System and Electronic Application / Microelectronics Multimedia Contents and Signal Processing / Power System and New Renewable Energy Power Conversion System / Communications and Electromagnetic Wave

Comprehensive Examination Requirments

Master's Degree	3 subjects from detailed major
Doctoral Degree	5 subjects from detailed major

Qualification for abstract presentation

(Only research results in which the advisor is the corresponding author are recognized)

Master's Degree	One or more presentation of a paper at a domestic or international academic conference on the topic of the thesis.
Doctoral Degree	One or more paper as the first author in an SCI-listed journal on the topic of the thesis 10 points or more total performance points based on the recognition rate of the professor's research achievement evaluation regulations ① Regular publications in internationally renowned journals (SCI-registered): 5 points ② Regular publications in international general journals: 3 points ③ Regular publications in domestic renowned societies: 3 points ④ Regular publications in domestic general societies: 2 points ⑤ Overseas academic presentations: 2 points

Master's Degree

One or more presentation of a paper at a domestic or international academic conference on the topic of the thesis.

Doctoral Degree

One or more paper as the first author in an SCI-listed journal on the topic of the thesis
10 points or more total performance points based on the recognition rate of the professor's research achievement evaluation regulations
① Regular publications in internationally renowned journals (SCI-registered): 5 points
② Regular publications in international general journals: 3 points
③ Regular publications in domestic renowned societies: 3 points
④ Regular publications in domestic general societies: 2 points
⑤ Overseas academic presentations: 2 points

Graduation requirements

(as stated in the school regulations)

Master's Degree	Completion of 24 major credits, passing comprehensive exam/English exam, abstract presentation, thesis review
Doctoral Degree	Completion of 36 major credits, passing comprehensive exam/English exam, abstract presentation, thesis review

Bachelor's and Master's Degree Linked Course

Number of students recruited: Within 30% of the master's program admission quota

Application Period

Announced through the general graduate school website in Every February and August

Eligibility

a. Students who have been enrolled for at least five semesters as undergraduate students, have an overall grade point average of 3.50 or higher, and are able to complete the prescribed graduation requirements within seven semesters
b. Students must be enrolled in a graduate program related to their undergraduate major, double major, or affiliated major. Transfer students are not eligible to apply.

The period of study

The period of study is 3.5 years for bachelor's programs, 1.5 years for master's programs, and 5 years for all programs, and those who exceed this number are considered to have dropped out.

Course Registration

Selected undergraduate students can take 6 credits per semester and a total of 12 credits of graduate school master's courses

Credit Recognition

The credits earned from graduate school courses taken in the undergraduate program are recognized as major courses, and credits exceeding the undergraduate graduation credits are also recognized as master's graduation credits (up to 9 credits).

Registration and Cancellation

A. Those who graduate from the undergraduate program in 7 semesters through this course must register and enroll in the corresponding graduate school master's program at the same time as graduation.
B. Those who fall under the following categories cannot graduate from the undergraduate program in 7 semesters and must enroll by the 8th semester.
1) Those who gave up this program before entering the master's program or did not enroll as a new student in the master's program
2) Those whose average grade point average in undergraduate courses is below 3.50 or who do not meet other graduation requirements
※ Students in the Bachelor's and Master's Degree Linked Course are exempt from the bachelor's thesis.
C. Students cannot take a leave of absence during the first semester after entering the master's program except for military service and sick leave, and cannot withdraw during the first semester.
D. Those who do not obtain credits for completion within 3 semesters after entering the master's program cannot register for credits in the 4th semester and must pay the regular tuition.