Course Outline

• English Conversation(1)

  Teaching emphasizes the development of communicative competence.

• Practical English(1)

  Learning the correct use of common expressions in everyday English and establishing a general foundation in English through actual tasks.

• Understanding English Grammar

  Teaching the method of English-Korean translation by understanding the principles of English grammar, analyzing the development process, and studying the applicability.

• Foundations of English Language and Literature

  This course allows students to understand the curriculum of the Dept. of English Language & Literature and to plan classes for their future careers.
  Developing reading comprehension skills and introducing students to English literature's historical, philosophical, and social foundations to successfully complete English Language & Literature-related courses.

• English Conversation(2)

  An extension of English Conversation(1) and providing intensive training for in-depth conversational skills.

• English Composition(1)

  Practicing parsing and paragraphing, which are the foundations of creative writing.

• Practical English(2)

  Comprehensive and systematic training of living English with in-depth grammar knowledge and grammatical forms.

• Understanding English & American Literature

  An introduction to the genre-based foundations of English & American Literature. Recognizing that literature is the spirit of life by exploring literary studies' fundamental concepts and methodologies and the connections between genres in English literature.

• Academic writing

  Learning academic writing skills to make logical arguments with evidence is the basis of studying English Language & Literature.

• English Conversation(3)

  A continuation of English Conversation (2). Focusing on a variety of listening and speaking activities at the beginner level.

• English Composition(2)

  Teaching students the basics of writing a variety of sentences and short-form essays.

• English Composition(2)

  Teaching students the basics of writing a variety of sentences and short-form essays.

• Introductory English Linguistics

  Teaching the method of English-Korean translation by understanding the principles of English grammar, analyzing the development process, and studying the applicability.

• English and American Short Stories

  Examining the history and development of modern English and American Short Stories, exploring the works of the British authors Hardy, Conrad, Joyce, and Mansfield, and the American authors Poe, Hawthorne, Melville, Faulkner, and Hemingway.

• Literature of Children and Youth

  Reading major pieces of Literature of Children and Youth and exploring characteristics and related concepts.

• Introduction to Drama

  Examining the origins and history of drama and identifying the characteristics and concepts as a literary genre, then studying the author's ideas, techniques, and literary styles expressed through various drama works.

• Understanding English Poetry

  This course introduces the basic concepts of understanding English Poetry through various English poems.

• Introduction to English Interpretation & Translation

  Providing students with the fundamental theories, knowledge, and English skills necessary for English Interpretation & Translation.

• English Conversation(4)

  Developing more in-depth listening and speaking skills on conversational topics not covered in English Conversation (3).

• English Composition(3)

  Building on writing skills acquired in English Composition (1) and English Composition (2) to develop students' ability to express themselves in English in the simplest and most effective way possible, both in form and content.

• English Phonetics

  Emphasizing English pronunciation training and listening training by studying technical analysis of English speech and changes in phonetic interrelationships.

• History of American Literature

  Outlining the movements of Romanticism, Realism, and Naturalism with a background in American literature,

• English Syntax

  Analyzing the production process of English sentences based on their structure and teaching the basics of the rule and principle systems.

• English and Computer

  Understanding the computer environment and acquiring basic programming skills to process words and sentences in English on a computer.

• Medieval and Early Modern English Literature

  Reading various Medieval and Early Modern English Literature, placing them in their time's cultural and historical context, and studying their influence on later English literature and derived cultural products.

• Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century British Novel

  Reading Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century British novels to explore the major genres and characteristics of the period's novels and learn about their social and cultural concerns.

• Reading of English & American Popular Culture

  The course is focused on a general understanding of English & American Popular Culture through English & American literature.

• Theory of English Lexical Semantics

  This course aims to train your analytical thinking by learning how to analyze the meaning of English words. Also, learning how words change meaning and how they can show relationships between words.

• Intermediate English Conversation(1)

  Practicing various expressions with foreigners to improve your English conversation skills.

• History of English Literature

  Understanding the spirit and ideas of the times through major authors and their works while analyzing the changes and development of English literature in order of time, and identifying the characteristics of the literary period.

• Special Lecture on English Linguistics

  Providing in-depth instruction in the English language's syntactic, semantic, phonological, and morphological structures, focusing on the latest theories.

• English Phonology

  Studying major concepts, rules, and principles systematically through the analysis of English materials, and also examining recent developments in phonology, mainly from the perspective of generative phonology

• English and American Drama & Culture

  전략적 제휴를 통한 생산적인 교육방법을 모색하고자 한다. This course explores productive teaching methods through a strategic alliance between literature and cultural studies by utilizing English and American Drama to study English and American culture.
  This course aims to understand the culture that produced the drama by using the drama and its context as a cultural text.
  To do this, students will experience one work by a white author and one by a black author. They will then examine the content of the two works, focusing on the themes of politics, gender roles, family, success, puritanism, and race in English and American culture.

• Comparative Literature

  This course aims to provide a theoretical understanding of world literature, general theory of literature, and literary studies by outlining traditional comparative literature studies and examining recent trends in comparative literature studies.

• Modern English Novel

  This course covers modern English novels and examines several authors and works to understand modernism and identify literary techniques such as symbolism, psychoanalysis, and stream of consciousness.

• Literatures of English Culture

  Understand various topics, including country-specific materials, authors, and history, through literature published in English Culture.

• Intermediate English Conversation(2)

  Teaching advanced conversational English with an emphasis on full expression.

• Shakespeare

  By focusing on Shakespeare's four major tragedies and historical plays, identifying their concepts and techniques, and studying a single play in depth, the student will become familiar with the author's thoughts on humanity and the world in general, as well as the spirit of his time, and reconsider the value of tragedy in modern society.

• History of English Language

  Providing comprehensive coverage of the development of Modern English from Old and Middle English.

• English Semantics and Pragmatics

  This course is about the semantics of the English language.
  The meaning of words, phrases, sentences, and discourse is discussed in terms of their literal meaning and how they change in context.

• English in Translation

  Learning about structural analysis, textual analysis, and text types is necessary for translating and interpreting texts on your own based on your understanding of a wide range of topics.

• Criticism of English and American Literature

  Helping the students to understand English and American literature in general by developing the concepts and skills of criticism and teaching them a proper understanding of work-centered criticism.

• Practical English Composition

  A workshop-style course to practice writing English essays, letters, official notes, etc., with a specific subject (e.g., business topics).

• Special Topic in English Literature

  This course is an intensive study of one of the topics in literary studies not included in the regular curriculum.

• Current English

  Understanding the characteristics of current events through articles in Newsweek, the Times, and other important recent event publications, as well as through advertisements and templates.

• Screen and English & American Literature

  Watch a video based on English & American literature and compare the original work with the adapted version, pointing out the differences and exploring the literary background of the original work and the author's intentions that permeate the video.

• Business English Conversation

  Examine the author's intentions by meeting in groups based on a topic used in international business and giving presentations in English about a fictional product prepared by students.