1. INHA University VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Kim, Hakil(Hale) (Information & Communication Engineering)

4. In the post WWII era, Inha was built to develop the industrial technologies of Korea. Inha was founded in 1954 with the proceeds of the sales of the Korean Christian Institute established by the 1 st President Syng-Man Rhee and donations from Korean emigrants in Hawaii. (Dr. Syng-Man Rhee with Inha flag) (Korean Emigrants in Hawaii ) (Inha Campus in 1950’s ) Inha Institute of Technology

5. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Numbers The Institution Enrollment__3,440____ (per year) Student body__17,477___ (spring 2016) Diversity_56 depts. __ VIP First term students enrolled__46_ (spring 2014) Number of teams__14_ most recent term (spring 2016) __18_ upcoming term (fall 2016) Enrollment__82_ Diversity by ethnicity__1 (Korean) by major__21___ by year_SO-15, JR-45, SR-22_ (spring 2016) (FR, SO, JR, SR)

6. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Divide Spring 2014Fall 2014Spring 2015Fall 2015Spring 2016 VIP 1VIP 2VIP 1,3VIP 2,4VIP 1,3,5 Intelligent automobile technology12 8147 Reconfigurable Shared-Use Mobility System(PACE Project)91017 12 Chemical sensitive SAW sensor development---911 MEDIFIT Flexible sensor9917 Indoor positioning smart phone App development16615 3D measurement technology--1279 Smart Sensing Technologies for Positioning a High-Speed Train---1722 Planning and designing creative products using Micro controller unit---14 Study on the convergence between ceramic product and 3D printing technology----10 Total4637697885 Completed Success Growth in Enrollment

7. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Spring 2016 NOProjectStudent’s Major(persons) 1 Intelligent automobile technology (Kim, Hakil / Information & Communication Eng.) Mechanical Eng.(1), Materials Science and Eng.(1), Electronic Eng.(1), Information and communication Eng.(2), Computer Science and Information Eng.(1) 2 Reconfigurable Shared-Use Mobility System (Kim, Joo-Hyung / Mechanical Eng.) Mechanical Eng.(4), Eletronic Eng.(1) 3 Chemical sensitive SAW sensor development (Kim, Joo-Hyung / Mechanical Eng.) Chemical Eng.(1), Polymer Science and Eng.(5), Applied Organic Materials Eng.(4), Materials Science and Eng.(1) 4 MEDIFIT Flexible sensor (Kim, Joo-Hyung / Mechanical Eng.) 5 Indoor positioning smart phone App development (Kim, Tae-Jeong / Geoinformatic Eng.) 6 3D measurement technology (Lee, Seoun-Gol / Information & Communication Eng.) Architectural Eng.(1), Mechanical Eng.(2), Energy Resource Eng.(1), Applied Organic Materials Eng.(3), Information and communication Eng.(2) 7 Smart Sensing : Technologies for Positioning a High-Speed Train (Shin, Soobong / Civil Eng, Jeong, Seong-Hoon / Architectural Eng.) Polymer Science and Eng.(5), Civil Eng.(11), Applied Organic Materials Eng.(5), Chemical Eng.(1) 8 Planning and designing creative products using Micro controller unit (Kang, Hee-Ra / Visual Communication Design) Poly er Science and Eng.(2), Geoinformatic Eng.(1), Mechanical Eng.(2), Visual Communication Design(5), Information and communication Eng.(2), Computer Science and Information Eng.(1), Aerospace Eng.(1) 9 Study on the convergence between ceramic product and 3D printing technology (Lee, Sun-Kon / Mechanical Eng.) Polymer Science and Eng.(1), Mechanical Eng.(7), Applied Organic Materials Eng.(2) Completed Success VIP Projects

8. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Course credits and Participating department : Subject name (course num.) Vertically Integrated Projects Department Credit VIP 1(ACE9501)Major & Design 1 credit Mechanical Engineering, Naval architecture & Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Polymer Science and Engineering, Applied Organic Materials Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geoinformatic Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Information and Communication Engineering, Visual Communication Design VIP 2(ACE9502)Major & Design 1 credit VIP 3(ACE9503)Major & Design 1 credit VIP 4(ACE9504)1 credit VIP 5(ACE9505)1 credit VIP 6(ACE9506)1 credit total6 credits * VIP 1,3,5: opened at Spring semester / * VIP 2,4,6: opened at Fall semester Non-participating departments : - Free electives - In-major electives on case-by-case basis Participating departments : - In-major electives - 6 credits = 3 In-major electives + 3 free electives Key Factors to Success VIP Credit Count

9. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Summary : - Course Title : Vertically Integrated Projects Make a team with various majoring students Conduct research topics suggested by professor for up to 6 semesters Team : 3~5 students and a graduate student as a mentor Evaluation : - Participation 20 + Report 30 + Presentation 30 + Peer evaluation 20 Grading : - Pass/Fail, or A, B, C Key Factors to Success VIP Course

10. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Major activities : - Team presentation, Invited talk by expert, Exhibition visit - Final output : Final report, Poster, or Demonstration weekclassweekclass 1 Course orientation 9 Team study 2 Team make-up, Decision of team project 10 Team study 3 Team discussion on detailed research topic and goal 11 Industry visit 4 Presentation of proposal 12 Team study 5 Expert seminar 13 Integrated system design 6 Team study 14 Integrated system materialization 7 Exhibition visit 15 Final presentation, demonstration and final report 8 Interim report 16 Assessment Key Factors to Success Weekly activity of VIP

11. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 VIP Program Event, Fall 2015 - Date : Monday, December 21 - Time : 10:00 ~ 16:00 - Place : 60 th Anniversary Hall, Inha University - Attendance : Students, Faculty, Advisory Committee etc - Host Organization ㆍ Inha Innovation Center for Engineering Education ㆍ Academy of Convergence Education Key Factors to Success VIP Presentation & Poster Session

12. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 NAVER Online Cafe NAVER Online Cafe - URL : http://cafe.naver.com/inhavip FACEBook Page FACEBook Page - URL : http://www.facebook.com/inhavip Key Factors to Success VIP Online Community

13. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Industry-demanding projects Increase in student enrollment Increase in participation of majors & faculty [VIP Program] [Institution] Challenges and Possible Strategies

14. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 Proposal 1: Global VIP Class Goals - Cultivating creative problem-solving skills - Knowledge sharing among undergraduate students for cultivating global mind - Cultivating understanding of global culture through multidisciplinary education Team Building - Inha University – 2 students * 2 teams (total 4 students) from various universities Course Start - Fall 2016 Participating University - 2 ~ 4 Universities (including Inha University) Final Output - Final report, Poster, or Demonstration Teaching Method - Online (Skype or Google hangout) Meeting, Team-teaching, etc Student conference - January 2017

15. VIP Consortium Meeting ● May 12-13, 2016 TimeThurs, January 19Fri, January 20SAT, January 21SUN, January 22 09:00~09:30 Design Lab Visit VIP Conference (Students, site report) 09:30~10:00 10:00~10:30 10:30~11:00 Team Group Meeting 11:00~11:30 11:30~12:00 12:00~12:30 Lunch Hotel Check-out Lunch 12:30~13:00 13:00~13:30 13:30~14:00 VIP Program Poster Exhibition Campus Tour 14:00~14:30 Hotel Check-in 14:30~15:00 15:00~15:30 Greeting Students, Faculty 15:30~16:00 16:00~16:30 VIP Conference (Faculty, site report) 16:30~17:00 17:00~17:30 17:30~18:00 18:00~19:00 Meeting and dinner 19:00~19:30 19:30~20:00 Proposal 2: 2016 International VIP Conference Event Event Contents Conference Schedule - Sharing VIP outcomes with other universities - Final Poster Exhibition - Final Projects Presentation - Design Lab Tour - Campus Tour - January 2017 (sample)

16. Thank You !!! Kim, Hakil (Information & Communication Engineering) – Professor in charge / Email : hikim@inha.ac.kr Choi, Ji-Eun (Academy of Convergence Education) – Researcher / Email : grace210@inhha.ac.kr Invited talk at 2016 Korea ABEEK Forum