The Sejong Creative Design Competition is a competition that produces and announces the results of capstone performance designed by Sejong University students as video content.

The competition is designed to improve students' ability to carry out design projects by developing creative products.

I participated in this competition with the "SESCO" project and was awarded the grand prize.

"Interface" is a central club at Sejong University and conducts studies on calculus, physics, and programming languages, and its members are achieving excellent results in various program contests both inside and outside the school.

This programming exhibition will run for three months from October. Club members team up and demonstrate programs that each team has created with ideas.

A total of four teams participated in this exhibition, and each team developed and demonstrated one program.

I served as the team leader in the "Me-ching" and "All About ATM" projects, leading the team.

"Sejong KB Creative Sharing Volunteer Corp" is a creative planning volunteer program that students plan and practice on their own. It has been implemented since the second semester of 2014 to foster future talent with dedicated leadership.

Participants receive activity expenses and conduct activities according to their program. Afterwards, if they submit the results (report, UCC), they can receive scholarships only to the excellent team after screening.

"The 4th Sejong KB Blue Creative Sharing Volunteer Crop" will run until mid-August. Each team will organize the results of the activities through the results report and UCC. The performance sharing meeting will be held early next year with the “Sejong KB Red Creative Sharing Volunteer Crop”, which will be active in the second semester.

I developed an application and produced UCC in the "Silver World" team and won the Excellence Award.

Through the Sejong KB Creative Sharing Volunteer Program, I was able to plan and do volunteer activities that I wanted to do, so I was able to carry out volunteer activities with fun. Also, thanks to the characteristics of the program that uses the major, I was able to fill in the deficiencies with more interest in the major. And I was grateful to the elderly who were receiving education for their interest and good response. Thanks to them, we were able to volunteer with fun and fun, and it was good to have a special relationship by sharing our affection while working together.

Sejong University is currently conducting coding education for all freshmen and introducing the ES-affiliated major system to cultivate software convergence talent. As a College of Software Convergence, they also introduce programming language certification exams to help improve students' coding skills.

"The Interface Club" is also conducting various studies in line with these school education programs. Senior students who have received excellent grades in basic coding studies for students of College of Art and Sports or Humanities who are unfamiliar with computers, as well as studies on certification tests for students of Software Convergence University, are directly guided.

As the Academic officers, I conducted C language and Python language studies twice a week for freshmen.

Through this, freshmen were able to achieve excellent grades in the programming subject and learn the basics for the programming exhibition.

The Sejong SW Hackathon Competition is a competition that promotes students' motivation and sense of accomplishment through the competition, from planning ideas within a limited time to developing themselves.

Participants can collaborate with their team members to make a single project, and they can experience rich intellectual stimulation and new ideas from others through the hackathon process of sharing and enjoying the outcome together.

I participated in the "SLFC" project to find lost and found items of Sejong University students and was awarded the Incentive Award.

Academic seminars held by the Interface Club are seminars that invite seniors who graduated to receive feedback on ongoing programming exhibitions or projects.

Through the seminar, students can receive feedback on the topic of the project to be shown at the programming exhibition and learn about employment and career path through the experiences of their seniors.

It also gives you the opportunity to network with others in the same field by hosting seminars

The interface club, which boasts about 150 members, means to play a role in connecting humans and computers. Founded in 1988, Interface is a club that maintains an active human network with numerous seniors in the IT industry.

The interface club regularly holds programming exhibitions to develop various programs. The programming exhibition, an event that interface members must participate in, will be developed from summer vacation to November using the knowledge learned through programming studies. From the selection of development programs to implementation, members plan them, and various program languages such as games, applications, and homepages are used.

Even before entering Sejong University, I was interested in "Interface," which has the title of "Computer Central Club." Since I had good grades in computer programming-related classes from the first grade, I joined the class as an "Academic Manager".

Sejong University Student Council conducted summer rural volunteer work from July 25 to 30. The student council volunteered in eight villages (Yanggok 3-gu, Bangseong 2-gu, Yupyeong-ri, Jeongyong-ri, Wolgok-ri, Ipam 2-gu, Aseong 2-gu, and Soam 2-gu) in Goesan-eup, Mungwang-myeon, and Sosu-myeon, Chungcheongbuk-do. There are 150 people who participated in volunteer activities, and they were dedicated despite the heat wave.

Since I was young, I used to help my grandmother with farm work, so I knew the hard work of farm work well. In addition, I decided to engage in rural volunteer activities with a desire to overcome my disorganized mind and have a positive impact on the local community while living in colleage.

It was difficult and difficult because I worked in the farm for the first time in a long time, but I was able to successfully finish my rural volunteer work together.