Room 1501 (Joint Lecture Room 1), E3-1, KAIST, Daejeon
How to Check Attendance
All colloquium classes this semester will be held in person.
Pick up an attendance sheet at the entrance before class.
Write your name, student ID, and a summary of the talk.
After class, submit the completed sheet to a TA at the entrance.
Attendance Policy
A minimum of 10 attendances in total is required to receive an S (pass).
Korean students must attend at least 10 of the 12 College of AI Colloquium classes.
International students must attend at least 6 of the 7 English-language College of AI Colloquium classes (excluding 5 classes in Korean). Any remaining attendance needed to reach a total of 10 may be made up by attending AI-related seminars organized or hosted by KAIST.
Attending Other Seminars
International students only
Prepare the seminar announcement, such as an email or portal notice.
Prepare at least two photos or screenshots as proof of attendance—for example, the seminar presentation screen and a photo showing yourself at the seminar venue.
Submit both the announcement and the attendance photos together in a single private post on the KLMS Course Q&A board.
Absence & Late Arrival Policy
Up to two absences may be excused for illness, an internship, or a business trip, but only when valid supporting documentation is submitted.
Supporting documentation is required for every excused-absence request, including illness and internships.
For a business trip, submit an approved business trip application form or equivalent supporting documentation.
To request an excused absence, post a private message on the KLMS Course Q&A board and email a TA.
Attendance sheets will be removed 10 minutes after class begins.
10–20 minutes late: marked as late. Please collect an attendance sheet from a TA.
More than 20 minutes late: marked as absent.
Two late arrivals count as one absence. A single late arrival does not count as an absence.
Contacts
For questions about attendance or other administrative matters, please contact one of the TAs below rather than the instructor.