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[Recommended General Education Courses] AI × Nobel Dialogues × Interdisciplinary Semiconductor Studies × Space Science — Broaden Your Horizons This Course Registration Season!

Course registration season is here again! Looking for exciting courses to add to your schedule?

A total of 227 General Education (GE) courses will be offered in Semester 115-1, including 28 newly introduced courses. We are pleased to recommend four featured course series this semester: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Nobel Dialogues, Interdisciplinary Semiconductor Studies, and Space Science. We warmly invite you to explore these opportunities and enroll!

1. AI Series: Develop interdisciplinary perspectives and practical skills for the AI era through courses covering AI fundamentals, applications, and workplace collaboration.

📘 “Using AI to Tackle Philosophical Questions about Truth in Fictions” 【3 credits | Prof. Nihel Jhou】

📘 “AI in Science” 【3 credits | Prof. Jiun-Huei Wu et al.】

📘 “AI Governance: Law, Policy and Ethics” 【2 credits | Prof. Ching-Yi Liu】

📘 “Vibe Coding in Practice: Programming in the Age of AI” 【3 credits | Prof. Jie-Fan Chang】

📘 “Workplace Collaboration in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Era” 【3 credits | Prof. Yi-Ming Sun】

 

2. Nobel Dialogues SeriesEngage with the ideas, works, and achievements of Nobel laureates to cultivate interdisciplinary thinking and broaden your perspectives across science and literature.

📘 “Into the Nobel: Interdisciplinary Thinking and Dialogue of Our Times” 【2 credits | Prof. Jiun-Huei Wu】

📘 “Selected Readings of Nobel Laureates: Chinese Works” 【1 credit | Prof. Chia-Cian Ko】

📘 “Selected Readings of Nobel Laureates: Kazuo Ishiguro, Han Kang, Toni Morrison” 【1 credit | Prof. Chi-She Li et al.】

📘 “Selected Readings of Nobel Laureates: An Introduction to Yasunari Kawabata” 【1 credit | Prof. Se-Chun Hung】

 

3. Interdisciplinary Semiconductor Studies SeriesDesigned specifically for students without a semiconductor background, this series provides a step-by-step introduction to semiconductor fundamentals, materials, industry, and smart manufacturing. (The website of Semiconductor Interdisciplinary Program:  https://cge.ntu.edu.tw/cl_n_201827.html)

📘 “Advanced Integrated Circuits and the Semiconductor Industry” 【2 credits | Prof. Pi-Ho Hu et al.】

📘 “Basics of Physics and Fabrication about Semiconductors” 【3 credits | Prof. Ming-Feng Shih & Prof. Man-Kit Leung】

📘 “Semiconductor Materials” 【3 credits | Prof. Shuh-Chyang Luo & Prof. Yi-Chia Chou】

📘 “Digital Manufacturing and Intelligent Decision-Making” 【2 credits | Prof. I-Hsuan Hong & Prof. Cheng-Hung Wu】

📘 “Fundamentals of Smart Manufacturing” 【2 credits | Prof. Kuan-Ming Li & Prof. Ying-Yin Huang】

📘 “Engineering Statistics” 【3 credits | Prof. Feng-Yu Tsai】

📘 “Sensor Principles and Applications” 【3 credits | Prof. Lin-Chi Chen】

 

4. Space Science SeriesExplore space technology, astronomical discoveries, and future developments while gaining a broader perspective on humanity's relationship with the universe.

📘 “Marching into Space” 【2 credits | Prof. Wei-Hsin Sun】

 

📌 Browse course information: https://course.ntu.edu.tw/

Interdisciplinary learning begins with General Education! We look forward to exploring AI, engaging with Nobel laureates, discovering semiconductor technology, and venturing into space together. Wishing you a smooth course registration and a rewarding semester ahead!