‘Adobe Generative AI Education’ Special Seminar Participation

- Faculty members from the Department of Computer Engineering, Department of Artificial Intelligence, Department of Big Data & Information Security, and Department of AI Creators participated

-Seminar content to be gradually incorporated into the curriculum

[Photo] Faculty members of our university participating in the ‘Adobe Generative AI Education’ special seminar held at Adobe Korea

On Tuesday, August 19^th(Tue), faculty members from the Department of Computer Engineering, Department of Artificial Intelligence, Department of Big Data & Information Security, and Department of AI Creators attended the ‘Adobe Generative AI Education’ special seminar, organized by Adobe’s official distributor SCK, at Adobe Korea located in Parnas Tower, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

Professor Kim Hwan, Head of the Department of AI Creators and Project Manager (PM) of the Ministry of Education’s Remote University Education Innovation Support Program, who is leading AI education innovation at our university, planned and tailored the seminar specifically for faculty members.

The seminar focused on the educational applications of the generative AI platform Firefly. SCK Solution Consultant Park Sang Cheol demonstrated Firefly’s technical principles, ownership resolution methods, and practical use in creating educational content. Firefly’s ability to generate educational materials without ownership issues drew particular attention. Participating faculty members reached a consensus that generative AI will become a key tool for enhancing the quality of remote education.

Professor Kim stated, “As part of the Ministry of Education’s Remote University Education Innovation Support Program, we are promoting the strengthening of AI education capabilities. This seminar laid a practical foundation for applying generative AI in educational settings.”

Professor Noh Geon Tae, Director of the Big Data & AI Center, emphasized, “By combining the Center’s AI infrastructure with Adobe technologies, we will create synergies in both research and education.” Professor Lee Jong Won from the Department of Computer Engineering added, “We have secured concrete methodologies for integrating generative AI into programming education.”

Through this event, our university aims to build a systematic AI education ecosystem led by the Big Data & AI Center. In particular, seminar content will be gradually integrated into the curriculum, while collaboration with Adobe will institutionalize faculty development programs and open student-oriented generative AI training courses.

The Department of AI Creators will first establish a hands-on generative AI course, later expanding it to other departments. The Big Data & AI Center will also develop a Firefly-based teaching and learning support system and AI content creation platform, while promoting university-wide AI education standardization through generative AI utilization guidelines.

The Big Data & AI Center, which will serve as the key entity in building this AI education ecosystem, was established in 2020 to enhance big data and AI competencies among faculty and students, as well as improve work efficiency through big data and AI applications. Since its establishment, it has worked closely with the Department of Big Data & Information Security to advance the spread and integration of big data and AI at Seoul Cyber University. Recently, the Center has actively collaborated with internal and external AI experts and hosted special lectures. This year, it has additionally launched AI-related research study programs for faculty members.