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| Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics Special Admission Lecture: “The Birth and Evolution of Mathematics” | |||
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Department
of Applied Mathematics and Statistics Special
Admission Lecture: “The Birth and Evolution of Mathematics” - To be streamed for free on the YouTube channel at 2
p.m. on December 13th (Sat)
The Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics (headed by Professor Cheon Ji Young) will host a special admission lecture for the 2026 academic year titled “The Birth and Evolution of Mathematics” by Instructor Lee Sang Yeop (CEO of Math’s God) at 2 P.M. on December 13th (Sat), via the department’s YouTube channel. This lecture will
explore the evolutionary journey of human thought that began with numbers and
continues to shape the present. Prospective students and new or transfer
applicants can participate after pre-registration. Instructor Lee Sang Yeop
is an education expert who leads the mathematics education content brand “MATH:
Math’s God.” With many years of field experience, he has provided practical
lectures on mathematics study methods and college-entrance strategies, and is
highly trusted for offering personalized learning strategies for students. Professor Cheon Ji Young,
head of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics (and Dean of
Academic Affairs), stated, “We prepared this lecture for those interested in
the newly established Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics for the
2026 academic year,” adding, “We hope for the participation of many people
interested in mathematics.” Meanwhile, the
Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics aims to cultivate practical mathematical
talents who will lead the era of data, AI, and blockchain based on mathematical
thinking and statistical reasoning. The department offers various track-based
curricula and personalized classes to support step-by-step learning for working
professionals and non-majors. Through its systematic curriculum, students can
develop both logical thinking skills and practical competencies to grow into
rational, problem-solving experts. Graduates may pursue further studies in mathematics, statistics, data science, artificial intelligence, financial mathematics, and information security, or enter careers such as data analyst, statistical analyst, AI modeling specialist, and data-driven decision-making roles in finance, insurance, healthcare, public sector, manufacturing, and education. Opportunities are also available in companies and research institutes related to security, blockchain, and cryptography, as well as national organizations, data-specialized institutions, IT companies, and educational institutions. |
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