The purpose of this study is to examine the status and cases of field-oriented class operations and to suggest directions for field-oriented teaching process operations. The objective of the data analysis of the field-oriented class operations was to analyze all 252 lesson plans in 22 departments. The study results are as follows. There were 180 discussion classes (71%), 32 field experiences (13%), nine lectures by field experts (4%), two field trips (0.8%), cooperative learning, three (1%), eight PBL (3%), and 18 mock classes (7%). The following suggestions were made for field-oriented class operation. First, it is necessary to improve the field-oriented curriculum. For example, it is necessary to actively review methods such as the introduction and operation of the TEAM education innovation model conducted at K University, the introduction of the α-Project semester system, and the HOT TEAM CLASS according to the teacher training course. Second, It is necessary to study how the senior teachers among field teachers, teachers in the study year, innovative teachers, and beginning teachers participate in university lectures. Third, in order to operate field-oriented classes, practical training should be substantiated.