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Page 1 of 5 Ewha Womans University, College Co-Ed Program Location: Seoul, South Korea Ewha Womans University Sponsor: CWU Excha Host University: Ewha Womans University, College Co-Ed Program Location: Seoul, South Korea School of Record: Ewha Womans University Sponsor: CWU Exchange Website: http://www.ewha.ac.kr/mbs/ewhaen/subview.jsp?id=ewhaen_031103000000 FOREIGN COURSES CWU BUSINESS EQUIVALENCIES Fall Spring Course Semester Course Quarter Course Title Course Title (FQ) (W/SQ) Code Credits Code Credits X X 22233 Statistics for Business 3 BUS 221 Introduction to Business Statistics 4.5 X 35864 Business Economics 3 ECON 101 Economic Issues* 4.5 X X 33861 Principle of Accounting Information 3 Acct 251 Financial Accounting 4.5 X X 30818 Managing Organization Behavior 3 MGT 386 Principles of Organizational Behavior 4.5 X X 22250 Financial Management 3 FIN 370 Introductory Financial Management 4.5 X X 22240 Marketing Management 3 MKT 362 Essential Concepts of Marketing 4.5 X X 30936 Production and Operations Management 3 SCM 310 Supply Chain Management 4.5 X X 30820 Management Information Systems 3 MIS 386 Management Information Systems 4.5 X X 22247 Cost/Management Accounting 3 Acct 252 Managerial Accounting 4.5 X X 35628 Intermediate AccountingⅠ 3 Acct 350 Intermediate Accounting I 4.5 X 34610 Management Science 3 Accepted as Supply Chain Elective 4.5 X 35635 Intermediate Accounting Ⅱ 3 Acct 351 Intermediate Accounting II 4.5 X 30937 Human Resource Management 3 HRM 381 Management of Human Resources 4.5 X 30939 International Business Management 3 MGT 384 Introduction to International Business 4.5 X 35633 Corporate Finance 3 FIN 470 Intermediate Financial Management 4.5 X 36002 Introduction to Economics 3 ECON LD Lower Division Economics 4.5 Page 1 of 5 FOREIGN COURSES CWU BUSINESS EQUIVALENCIES Fall Spring Course Semester Course Quarter Course Title Course Title (FQ) (W/SQ) Code Credits Code Credits X 35359 Marketing Research 3 MKT 469 Marketing Research 4.5 X 33169 Quality Management 3 SCM 420 Lean/Six Sigma Processes 4.5 X 35362 Database System 3 MIS 420 Database Systems in Business 4.5 X 34613 Organization Theory and Development 3 MGT 385 Organizational Theory 4.5 X 30822 Investment Management 3 FIN 475 Investments 4.5 X 33862 Advertising Theory 3 MKT 364 Marketing Promotion Management 4.5 X 36518 Personal Finance 3 FIN 364 Personal Finance 4.5 X 22255 Auditing 3 Acct 460 Auditing 4.5 X 30823 Tax Accounting 3 Acct 3XX Elective 4.5 X 35589 Accounting Theory 3 Acct 4XX Elective 4.5 X 30824 Financial Institutions Management 3 FIN 478 Management of Financial Institutions 4.5 X 36172 Financial Derivatives 3 FIN 479 Derivative Secruities and Risk Management 4.5 X 22245 Analysis of Consumer Behavior 3 MKT 469 Consumer Behavior 4.5 X 36173 Services Marketing 3 Accept as MKT elective 4.5 X 35632 Applications and Case studies in Management Science 3 Accept as SCM Elective 4.5 X 35357 Business Law 3 not clear if U.S. Law 4.5 X X 35365 Strategic Management 3 MGT 489 Strategic Management 4.5 X 35364 International Finance 3 FIN 477 International Finance 4.5 X 30940 Marketing Strategy 3 MKT 470 Marketing Problems and Policy 4.5 Page 2 of 5 FOREIGN COURSES CWU BUSINESS EQUIVALENCIES Fall Spring Course Semester Course Quarter Course Title Course Title (FQ) (W/SQ) Code Credits Code Credits X 36178 International Marketing 3 MKT 365 International Marketing 4.5 X 36770 Project Management 3 Accepted as Supply Chain Elective 4.5 FOREIGN COURSES CWU EQUIVALENCIES Fall Spring Course Semester Course Quarter Course Title General Education Category** (FQ) (W/SQ) Code Credits Code Credits X X 10073 Introduction to Western Art Music 3 MUS 102 The Aesthetic Experience 4.5 X 10819 Modern History and Korean Cinema 3 GEAH B-TH The Aesthetic Experience 4.5 GEAH B- X 10960 Music and Women in a Cross-Cultural Perspective 3 The Aesthetic Experience 4.5 MUS X 33766 Environmental Ecology 3 ENST 202 Applications of Natural Science 4.5 X X 36205 Understanding Psychology 3 PSY 101 Foundations of Human Adaptations and Behavior 4.5 GENS A- Fundamental Disiplines of Physical and Biological X X 20413 General Biology 1 3 4.5 BIOL Sciences Fundamental Disiplines of Physical and Biological X X 20416 General Chemistry 1 3 CHEM 181 4.5 Sciences X X 20512 Experimental Physics 1 2 GE-LAB Laboratory† 3 20418 General Chemistry 1 Lab 1 CHEM 181L Laboratory† 1.5 GEAH A- X X 10827 Asian-American Literature: A Brief Survey 3 Literature and the Humanities 4.5 ENG GEAH A- X 35576 Introduction to English Literature 3 Literature and the Humanities 4.5 ENG GEAH A- X 36147 Survey of American Literature 3 Literature and the Humanities 4.5 ENG GEAH A- X 34789 Understanding British and American Culture 3 Literature and the Humanities 4.5 ENG GENS B- X 30249 Genetics 3 Patterns and Connections in the Natural World 4.5 BIOL X 22022 General Astronomy and Laboratory Work 3 PHYS 101 Patterns and Connections in the Natural World & Lab 4.5 Perspectives on the Culture and Experiences of the X 35064 American Politics and Government 3 POSC 210 4.5 United States Page 3 of 5 FOREIGN COURSES CWU EQUIVALENCIES Fall Spring Course Semester Course Quarter Course Title General Education Category* (FQ) (W/SQ) Code Credits Code Credits GESB B- X 11136 Global Political Economy 3 Perspectives on World Cultures 4.5 ECON GESB B- X X 35726 International History of East Asia 3 Perspectives on World Cultures 4.5 HIST GESB B- X 35724 International Relations Among East Asian Countries 3 Perspectives on World Cultures 4.5 POSC GESB B- X X 10905 Social Problems in Contemporary Global World 3 Perspectives on World Cultures 4.5 SOC GEAH C- X X 10619 Religion and Culture in Modern Korea 3 Philosophy and Cultures of the World 4.5 RELS FOREIGN COURSES CWU GENERAL EQUIVALENCIES Fall Spring Course Semester Course Quarter Course Title Area Equivalent* (FQ) (W/SQ) Code Credits Code Credits X X 10504 Korean Ceramics I 3 ART LD Lower Division Art 4.5 X X 11026 Diversity in Culture and Language 3 EDBL LD Lower Division Bilingual Education 4.5 X 36146 17th and 18th Century English Literature 3 ENG LD Lower Division English 4.5 X 36145 British Novels in 19th Century 3 ENG LD Lower Division English 4.5 X 90002 History of the English Language 3 ENG LD Lower Division English 4.5 X 36149 Nineteenth Century American Novel 3 ENG LD Lower Division English 4.5 X 11029 North Korean Literature and Films 3 FNLA LD Lower Division Foreign Language 4.5 X 35716 Pre Modern History of Korea 3 HIST LD Lower Division History 4.5 X 10958 Women in Korean History 3 HIST LD Lower Division History 4.5 X 10961 Korean Traditional Music 3 MUS LD Lower Division Music 4.5 X 20343 Classic Sociological Theory 3 SOC LD Lower Division Sociology 4.5 X X 35882 Gender and Family in Korean Society 3 SOC LD Lower Division Sociology 4.5 Page 4 of 5 FOREIGN COURSES CWU GENERAL EQUIVALENCIES Fall Spring Course Semester Course Quarter Course Title Area Equivalent* (FQ) (W/SQ) Code Credits Code Credits X 36023 Human Behavior and Social Environment 3 SOC LD Lower Division Sociology 4.5 X 36884 International Society and Leadership 3 SOC LD Lower Division Sociology 4.5 X 11025 Social Policy and Gender 3 SOC LD Lower Division Sociology 4.5 X 36148 Introduction to Drama 3 TH LD Lower Division Theatre 4.5 X 10930 Behavior of Animals 3 TRELEC LD Lower Division Transfer Elective 4.5 *Course may also count to General Education with approval of appropriate faculty and advisors through the Credit Transfer Agreement or post-program substitution. **Courses may also be used to satisfy other specific CWU courses or degree requirements with approval of appropriate faculty and advisors through the Credit Transfer Agreement or †Course can be used to satisfy the laboratory course requirement in General Education, but will not count toward any subject category. 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