Global Manner(1, 중어반 )Course Introduction

2010. 5. 11김 병 구

bkkim9@konyang.ac.kr

• Self Introduction• Today’s Global World• Globalization & Localization• Why ‘Global Manner’?• Course Contents• Course Operations

Your Professor

• Byung-Koo Kim “BK” 김 병구• Born in Seoul, living in Daejeon• Major field: Mechanicla engineering PhD• Exp.: 20 years abroad (12 USA, 7 Europe)

30 years at KAERI 7 years at UN IAEA. Vienna 2008, Prof. International Relations, KYU 명곡관 409 호 , 010-2684-8447

• Jet transportation• Communication tech –Internet revolution• World trade: export/import• Relocation –education, work, immigration• Global issues– Wars, regional security– Economy, finances– Environment, health, energy, etc.

Today’s Global World

Globalization & Localization

• “Global” concept vs. “Local” concept– “Roots” and “wings”– Glocal (global + local) world– Feeling comfortable anyplace

• Lessons from history• High-tech development• Where is “international competitiveness• Why English so important?”?

Why “Global Manner”?

• Small World – “Google Earth”• Understanding international trends• Curiosity of the unknown world• Coming of multi-national/multi-

culture• Necessity of foreign languages• Possibility of the “Jobs Abroad”• “Ugly Korean”, “Ugly American”

Course Introduction

• 1. Global mentality – Oriental/occidental, race, sex, age, religion

• 2. Global life style – Languages, food, costume, housing, trade

• 3. Global etiquette – East/west manner, situational manner

Course Operation

• Mandatory course for GCC freshmen• 3 classes for English/Chinese/Japanese• 3 professor for Eng/Chi/Jap each• Upload class notes each week• Encourage individual class presentation• Relative grading based on–중간고사 30%, 기말고사 40%, 토론참여

20%, 출석 10%

Orient vs. Occident

• Birth of ancient civilization (Orient)–Mesopotamia culture– Egypt culture– Chinese Yellow River basin

• Modern civilization (Occident)– 18C: France (French Revolution)– 19C: British (Pax Britanica)– 20C: USA (Pax Americana)

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