Kyungbok University Software Convergence Students Publish Six Papers in International Journals Within a Year

The research team of current students from the Department of Software Convergence at Kyungbok University has proven the students' research capabilities by publishing six papers in international academic journals over the past year.

A total of ten students participated in the papers published in IJIBC and IJASC, the journals issued by the International Association for Artificial Intelligence. Among these, four papers listed students as the first authors.

The research team developed systems applicable to real-world environments, such as a smartphone sensor-based indoor positioning system, an AI hallucination prevention-type indoor environment monitoring system, and an automated academic/administrative service, by utilizing actual data from campus buildings, classrooms, and university announcements and regulations.

In particular, the study on indoor positioning applied a two-step estimation approach to approximately 1.14 million signal data points, achieving an accuracy rate of 93.9%. The system was implemented to process positioning results within one second on a Raspberry Pi device.

Another study blocked hallucination generation by restricting AI judgment through rules aligned with the School Health Act. The automated academic and civil complaint system classified inquiry topics to connect them with relevant work and improved answer accuracy based on regulatory guidance.

Six papers by students of the Software Convergence Department at Kyungbok University published in international academic journals. Provided by Kyungbok University

In addition, the team developed a facial boundary image recognition model and a tourist attraction recommendation system. The supervising professor explained that students began participating in research projects from their first year, completing both papers and functional results as part of their educational process.

This research was carried out as part of the Regional Innovation-Centered University Support System (Anchor Project Group) initiative, supported by the Ministry of Education and Gyeonggi Province.

Meanwhile, Kyungbok University is currently accepting applications for the first round of admissions for the 2027 academic year, through September 30. The Department of Software Convergence will select a total of 100 students across three majors: AI Software Development, AI Big Data, and AI Cybersecurity.

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