A superconducting tokamak called KSTAR is now under construction at the Korea Basic Science Institute in Korea. The KSTAR will be operated in 2004 with Electron Cyclotron Heating (ECH) for pre-ionization and start-up assist. The ECH pre-ionization provides a lower loop voltage and a robust start-up condition for initial discharges. We also plan to increase power, frequency, and operation time from 2 to 300 secs for current drive experiments in upgrade phases. On the other hand, the Lower-Hybrid Current Drive (LHCD) system is under preparation for the effective current drive and off-axis profile control by 2006 in collaboration with the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.