Department of e-Business

Electronic Trade

This course introduces the foundational methodologies for understanding trade concepts and processes, focusing on the UNCEFACT Modeling Methodology. To enhance practical skills, students learn about various trade-related documents and forms used in practice (such as product introduction letters, inquiries, offers, contracts, letters of credit, bills of lading, insurance certificates, etc.), methods for identifying buyers, and ways to utilize trade support organizations. The course covers the fundamental principles of conducting trade and explores various practical trade processes. Additionally, students learn how to prevent and respond to disputes and fraud that may occur in real-world trade operations.

Introduction to Information Systems

This course examines the concept of information systems in business management, their roles, current types, and future directions. Students learn how companies plan, build, and control information systems, studying each stage of the development process.

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)

This course provides an understanding of ERP systems used in business practice, combining theory and hands-on experience by having students build an actual ERP system. It offers students without field experience the opportunity to easily understand business processes such as sales, purchasing, production, trade, and accounting through the system. By constructing and using ERP systems as practiced in real companies, students improve their ability to apply and utilize ERP in the workplace after graduation.

CRM (Customer Relationship Management)

This course enhances students' understanding of customers and provides essential knowledge for performing CRM. Through CRM projects targeting real companies, students develop problem-solving skills. The course also improves core business communication competencies, including business report writing, presentation material preparation, presentation skills, and discussion abilities.

Corporations and Industries

General companies, companies in the fields of information systems and distribution, domestic and overseas companies in management areas such as marketing, sales, production, logistics, accounting, finance, and planning, as well as web planning and web design.

Academia and Research Institutes

National and private research institutes related to management and information technology, as well as national and private research institutes related to social sciences.

Government and Public Institutions

Central government and local governments, public institutions related to management and information technology such as the National Information Society Agency and Korea Internet & Security Agency.