Part 2. University of Incheon

Here I am. Dormitory of the University of Incheon. I went in to register in the superintendent's office. I needed my colleagues to translate what the people were telling to me. Basically, I was registered in the device door entrance control (based on the lecture of the hand) and I took an electronic key to get in to the room.

As I've seen, people us to interact with the people of similar age. Then, in the dormitory they told me that I have to stay a couple of days with a korean guy (I don't really mind), and then I will change my room (they use to ask if do you agree, but I have no choice). 3 days later they were telling me that it was not possible to change my room. So here I am.

My room is at the last floor, can you see it??

That is my roommate, "G" for the friends, sixty kg of freshman:

The room is really small. There is two bed-table with some drawers and a miniwardrove. We have a tiny whashroom-shower, and a small wc. People is Barcelona thinks that flats and rooms there are small. They have never seen this room. Is so difficult to get dressed if your roommate is waching a movie.

Is a bit difficult to live in an austere room as this one, so it is extremely necessary to decorate it to feel it yours. People knows that I need a few things to remember people and places I love.

There are a lot of rules in the dormitory, I just want to show you one, all the other are, ehm... comprensible?

Well, there is another funny one, I just took it:

It is another "Don't touch, or my father will come and through you coconuts!" (I don't really know exactly, but the characters are so friendly). I was taking this picture, witch is in a three inside the dormitory, and , suddenly, somebody came to me (she appeared from somewhere I couldn't realize) saying: "Don't touch!".

Ok! I was just taking a picture! ;), that's another rule I understood fast.

The University of Incheon is located now in the brand-new Songdo campus. The whole campus is new. There are people still working in the buildings, and it is growing in to the sea continuously. Yeah, you can have breakfast while a queue of trucks are throwing tones of soil 200 meters far from your meal. But is ok, is like to be in a class of "how to earn place to the sea" everyday.

Anyway the campus is huge, you can take a look at it at http://www.incheon.ac.kr/campustour_eng/index.jsp

The hydraulic and Environmental department is in Building 8.