Background
Choi, Hyung Rim was born on April 22, 1956 in Jinjoo, Republic of Korea. Son of Jung Hee Koo.
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Hyung Rim Choi
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Hyung Rim Choi, Korean systems analyst, professor, dean. Recipient Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence award, 1995, Dong-A Research award, 1999; grantee, Daewoo Shipbuilding Company, 1991-1993, Hyundai Shipbuilding Company, 1994-1998, Korea Research Foundation, 1999—2002, 2002-2004, since 2003; visiting scholar, University Texas, 2000-2001.
Education
Bachelor in Business, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea, 1979. Master of Science in Management Science, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, 1986. Doctor of Philosophy in Management Science, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejon, 1993.
Career
Professor Dong-A University, Busan, Republic of Korea, since 1987, dean Graduate School Business Administration Republic of Korea, since 2005.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Korea Institute of Science and Technology (researcher industrial management research group 1979-1987), Next Generation Logistics Innovation Society (chair since 2005), Korea Intelligent Information Systems Society (chair, head vice chair since 2005, Excellent Paper 2002), American Association Artificial Intelligence.
Connections
Married Shin Bok Lim. Children: Jong Won, Soo Jung.
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Born
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Nationality
Korean
Education
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1979
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1986
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1993
Career
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1987
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2005
Awards
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Recipient Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence award, 1995, Dong-A Research award, 1999. Grantee, Daewoo Shipbuilding Company, 1991-1993, Hyundai Shipbuilding Company, 1994-1998, Korea Research Foundation, 1999—2002, 2002-2004, since 2003. Visiting scholar, University Texas, 2000-2001.Recipient Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence award, 1995, Dong-A Research award, 1999. Grantee, Daewoo Shipbuilding Company, 1991-1993, Hyundai Shipbuilding Company, 1994-1998, Korea Research Foundation, 1999—2002, 2002-2004, since 2003. Visiting scholar, University Texas, 2000-2001.