1. Theory & Application of Light 1 © C.H. Choi(Bio & Brain Engineering), Y.K. Park(Physics), & H.J. Suk(Industrial Design) This course deals with various topics in light, color, and life, and teaches students certain expertise in the physical properties of light, the accommodation of light in biological phenomena and medical applications, and the dynamic ways that light is experienced through color in everyday life. Through the convergence of diverse knowledge, creative research topics will be explored and interdisciplinary inquires that show most potential and professionalism will be further studied. COURSE OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION

2. Theory & Application of Light 2 © C.H. Choi(Bio & Brain Engineering), Y.K. Park(Physics), & H.J. Suk(Industrial Design) To share knowledge and issues in the physical properties of light, the accommodation of light in biological phenomena and medical applications, and the dynamic ways that light is experienced through color in everyday life. To explore creative research topics and interdisciplinary inquires that show most potential and professionalism will be further studied. (mainly for the KAIST freshmen students) To help students with undeclared majors experience the different research approaches and values of assorted majors and thereby use this experience for in-depth reflection during the process of selecting one’s major. COURSE OBJECTIVE INTRODUCTION

3. Theory & Application of Light 3 THE TEAM © C.H. Choi(Brain Science), Y.K. Park(Physics), & H.J. Suk(Industrial Design) INTRODUCTION 뇌공학 Suk (Industrial Design) Choi (Bio & Brain Engineering) Park (Physics) Theory & Application of Light Medicine Bio- chemistry Psychology Design Medical Engineering Mechanical Engineering

4. Theory & Application of Light 4 © C.H. Choi(Bio & Brain Engineering), Y.K. Park(Physics), & H.J. Suk(Industrial Design) What is light? Geometrical optics Interaction of light Wave optics Generating light Optical imaging Measuring Light Interaction between light and material Interaction between light and creature Applications of light for medicine, biology, and science Responses to Light: from cell to individual Color, as human experience of light Color communication Color psychology Color design & marketing Light & Image: Exhibition open Oral test I SEMESTER PLAN Oral test II & III

5. Theory & Application of Light 5 © C.H. Choi(Bio & Brain Engineering), Y.K. Park(Physics), & H.J. Suk(Industrial Design) Light & image Any topics within the scope of the class are accepted. 3 photography per person. Score = Concept 40 % + Story telling 40% + Aesthetic appeal 20 %

6. Theory & Application of Light 6 GRADING POLICY © C.H. Choi(Brain Science), Y.K. Park(Physics), & H.J. Suk(Industrial Design) INTRODUCTION Individual project Light & Image 30% Attitude Attendance 10% +/- 10% Test Oral Test 20% x 3 = 60% Attitude Class Activity

7. Theory & Application of Light 7 © C.H. Choi(Brain Science), Y.K. Park(Physics), & H.J. Suk(Industrial Design) EDUCATION 3.0 + α INTRODUCTION Preview with video lecture and the textbook is necessary to get actively involved in the classroom learning and activities. Moreover, throughout the semester, the cyber boards at KLMS (edu3.kaist.ac.kr) as well as at Facebook will be operated to encourage opinion exchange and to support Q&A. Study Across the Media: - Lecture preview (video) - Textbook - Lecture notes - Interactive class: lecture & discussion - SNS