교수 정보 (Faculty Information)

이름 (Name)

William Nace

Institution

Carnegie Mellon University

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Professor CV→

• Teaching Professor, Carnegie Mellon University
• Chairs the ECE Program Assessment Committee, Carnegie Mellon University
• Recipient of the Spira Excellence in Education Award
• Former Chief Scientist and Technical Director of the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research

프로그램 개요 (Program Overview)

“Unlocking the Secrets of the Cosmos: Explore Exoplanets as Paves the Way to New Frontiers—From the Moon to Europa!”

— Korea’s first on-site research program bringing world-class scholars directly to students! Three intensive weeks that dive you deep into the world of Algorithms and Game Design.

*Last updated on November 1, 2025. The professor will adjust the final version based on the actual student backgrounds and interests.

프로그램 상세 설명 (Program Details)

Program Objectives

• Explore Advanced Topics: Over the course of three weeks, immerse yourself in the dynamic field of computer science, digital design and Networks with renowned professors from world-leading universities.
• Develop Research Skills: Identify a research question, perform literature reviews, and develop a data-driven solution with hands-on mentorship.
• Create Impact: Work toward producing a high-quality research paper or proposal that showcases technical excellence.

Program Duration: July 28, 2025 - August 7, 2025, Seoul, Onsite

Key Learning Content

• Lecture Session - Learning
  • Finding Our Place in the Cosmos
  • Mapping the Sky: Kepler's Laws and Planetary Motion
  • Balancing Light: Understanding Planetary Radiation
  • Measuring the Universe: Astrometry and Photometry
  • Unveiling Secrets of the Stars: Spectroscopy
  • Stars of the Universe: Properties and Classification
  • Detecting Hidden Worlds: Techniques for Finding Exoplanets
• Research Project Activities - Practice & Application
  • Collaborate with professors on a research-based project: Research question identification, literature review, case studies, in-class debates, argument support, and data analysis.

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