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 ====== Course Plan ======
-  - Probability and Statistics
+  - Probability and Statistics (확률과통계)
-  - Media Statistics
+  - Media Statistics (미디어통계)
-  - Theories in Mediated Communication
+  - Theories in Mediated Communication (미디에티드커뮤니케이션이론)
-  - Social Networks in Mediated Communication
+  - Social Networks in Mediated Communication (소셜네트워크이론과분석)
-  - Special Topics in Mediated Communication
+  - Special Topics in Mediated Communication (미디에이티드커뮤니케이션이슈탐색)
-====== Theories in Mediated Communication ======
+  * __Spring semester__:
+    * Mediat Statistics
+    * Special Topic in Mediated Communication
+  * __Fall semester__:
+    * Prob and Stats
+    * Theories in Mediated Communication
+    * Social Networks in Mediated Communication
+====== Probability and Statistics (확률과통계) ======
+====== Media Statistics (미디어통계) ======
+====== Theories in Mediated Communication (미디에이티드커뮤니케이션이론) ======
 Theories related to Game, CMC, AI mediated communication
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     * Ethnography & User Research: Teaches you qualitative research methods to conduct effective player playtests, gather reliable feedback, and observe how people naturally interact with your software.
-====== Social Network Studies in Mediated Communication ======
+====== Social Network Studies in Mediated Communication (소셜네트워크이론과분석) ======
-Social network studies in mediated communication examine how **digital platforms** and **computer-mediated communication (CMC) technologies** shape human interaction, relationship building, and social influence. These studies explore the intersection between the technical features of communication tools (e.g., text, video, algorithmic sorting) and the psychological or social behaviors of users.
+Social network studies in mediated communication examine how **digital platforms** and **computer-mediated communication (CMC)** and **AI technologies** shape human interaction, relationship building, and social influence. These studies explore the intersection between the technical features of communication tools (e.g., text, video, algorithmic sorting) and the psychological or social behaviors of users.
 Key areas of focus include:
   - Social Network Analysis (SNA):
     * Focuses on the structure of online communities. Researchers map how information, support, and influence flow through networks by analyzing nodes (individuals) and ties (relationships) across platforms.
-    * Clustering and Grouping Analysis based on Relational Data (in Events or Media Uses) .
+    * Clustering and Grouping Analysis based on Relational (or Edge, Tie) Data (in Media and Game Uses) .
   - Collective and Group Behavior:
   - Diffusion of Technology and Innovation
   - Social Dynamics and Polarization: Investigates phenomena such as echo chambers, online disinhibition, and how algorithmic curation alters public discourse and group polarization.
-====== Special Topics in Mediated Communication ======
+====== Special Topics in Mediated Communication (미디에이티드커뮤니케이션이슈탐색) ======
   * Studies of media interface and experiences that AI and/or robot provide.
   * Human and Media (AI) communication