History
- 1996 – Establishment proposed by the Ministry of Information and Communication.
- 1998 – Establishment of graduate school with 114 students
- 1999 – Opening of the Hwa-am campus
- 2002 – Establishment of undergraduate school with 105 students
- 2004 – Moved to the Munji campus
- 2007 – Ordered to merge with KAIST by government.
- 2008 – KAIST officially agrees with merger.
- 2009 – Merged into KAIST
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