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Language Courses - Complete List For courses offered during the current and upcoming quarters, please see our list of classes by quarter or the University Registrar's Master Schedule of Classes . EALL 601 Classical Tibetan I U G 5 Introduction to the basics of classical Tibetan script, pronunciation, and grammar.
602 Classical Tibetan II U G 5 Introduction to classical Tibetan grammar.
603 Classical Tibetan III U G 5 Acquaints learners with classical Tibetan grammar and exposes them to introductory readings in the literature.
694V Group Studies U G 1-5 Chinese 101 Level One Chinese I Mandarin Chinese spoken communication and writing system. 101.01 Classroom Track U 5 101.51 Individualized Track U 1-5
102 Level One Chinese II Continuation of 101. 102.01 Classroom Track U 5 102.51 Individualized Track U 1-5
103 Level One Chinese III Continuation of 102. 103.01 Classroom Track U 5 103.51 Individualized Track U 1-5
104 Level Two Chinese I Mandarin Chinese intermediate level spoken communication, development of reading skills, and written composition. 104.01 Classroom Track U 5 104.51 Individualized Track U 1-5
Continuation of 104. 206 Level Two Chinese III U 5 Continuation of 205. 210 Intensive Second Level Chinese I -- Oral U 5 First course in the sequence of intensive intermediate Chinese language courses focusing on speaking and listening.
211 Intensive Second Level Chinese I -- Written U 5 First course in the sequence of intensive intermediate Chinese language courses focusing on written Chinese. 211.01 Classroom Track U 5
310 Intensive Second Level Chinese II -- Oral U 5 Second course in the sequence of intensive intermediate Chinese language courses focusing on speaking and listening.
311 Intensive Second Level Chinese II -- Written U 5 Second course in the sequence of intensive Chinese language courses focusing on written Chinese. 311.01 Classroom Track U 5
507 Level Three Chinese I U G 5 Continued study of spoken communication, including broadcast media, reading Chinese publications, and developing written composition.
508 Level Three Chinese II U G 5 Continuation of 507.
509 Level Three Chinese III U G 5 Continuation of 508.
510 Intensive Third Level Chinese III -- Oral U G 5 Third course in the sequence of intensive intermediate Chinese language courses focusing on speaking and listening.
511 Intensive Third Level Chinese III -- Written U G 5 Third course in the sequence of intensive intermediate Chinese language courses focusing on written Chinese. 511.01 Classroom Track U G 5
601 Classical Chinese I U G 5 Selected readings from representative authors of classical times.
602 Classical Chinese II U G 5 Continuation of 601.
603 Classical Chinese III U G 5 Continuation of 602.
610 Level Four Chinese I U G 5 Integrated-skill course focusing on reading and composition which requires participation in speaking and lecture comprehension. 610.01 Classroom Track U G 5
611 Level Four Chinese II U G 5 Multi-media based study of authentic Chinese texts which trains students to speak, listen, read, and write about how language is used and when it is currently appropriate. 611.01 Classroom Track U G 5
612 Level Four Chinese III U G 5 Multi-media based study of authentic Chinese literary texts which trains students to speak, listen, read and write in the discourses of Chinese culture and cultural studies. 612.01 Classroom Track U G 5
717 Analysis of Contemporary Chinese Media U G 5 Understanding the divisions and configuration of contemporary Chinese media and becoming able to analyze a chosen topic of contemporary Chinese media.
750 Negotiating in Chinese Culture U G 5 Fifth-year-and-up Chinese in spontaneous professional discourse. Parallel to Chinese 751, 752 and 753, emphasizing oral presentation instead of reading and writing.
751 Selected Readings in Scholarly Texts I U G 3 Academic writings in the humanities and social sciences by modern Chinese scholars in both the wenyan and baihua styles.
752 Selected Readings in Scholarly Texts II U G 3 Continuation of 751.
753 Selected Readings in Scholarly Texts III U G 3 Continuation of 752.
755 Language in China U G 5 Language issues in China, including language variation, writing systems, minority languages, and Chinese language issues in the information age; taught in Chinese.
760 Interpersonal Relations and Professional Networking U G 5 Exploration of assumptions and expectations motivating behaviors in different cultures when developing interpersonal relations and professional networks.
770 Literary Language in Modern Chinese U G 5 Employment of literary language in spoken discourse among Chinese professionals - unscripted spoken discussions on topics in related domains such as business, education, and government.
804 Advanced Classical Chinese I G 3 Designed for further study of the syntax and vocabulary of classical Chinese; texts are selected from literature, history, and philosophy.
805 Advanced Classical Chinese II G 3 Continuation of 804.
806 Advanced Classical Chinese III G 3 Continuation of 805. Japanese 101 First Year Japanese I Elements of standard colloquial Japanese grammar, with intensive oral and written exercises; introduction to the Japanese writing system ( hiragana, katakana , and kanji ). 101.01 Classroom Track U 5
102 First Year Japanese II Continuation of 101. 102.01 Classroom Track U 5
103 First Year Japanese III Continuation of 102. 103.01 Classroom Track U 5
104 Second Year Japanese I Continuation of 103, with supplementary reading of selected graded texts. 104.01 Classroom Track U 5
110 Intensive First Year Japanese U 5,10,15 An introductory course with emphasis on basic structure taught through oral-aural drill; hiragana, katakana, and a limited number of kanji.
205 Second Year Japanese II U 5 Continuation of 104 with a shift in emphasis from the spoken to the written language; reading of selected graded texts, writing, and compositions.
206 Second Year Japanese III U 5 Continuation of 205.
210 Intensive Second Year Japanese I: Spoken U 5 First course in the sequence of intensive Japanese courses; organized around a set of videotaped core conversations.
211 Intensive Second Year Japanese II: Written U 5 Second course in the sequence of intensive Japanese courses; organized around reading Japanese and a series of genre-specific samples of Japanese as it is written today.
310 Intensive Second-Third Year Japanese I: Spoken U 5 Third course in the sequence of intensive intermediate Japanese courses; organized around a set of videotaped core conversations.
311 Intensive Second-Third Year Japanese II: Written U 5 Fourth course in the sequence of intensive intermediate Japanese courses; organized around a set of genre-specific samples of Japanese as it is written today and integrated with 310 in structure and vocabulary.
507 Third Year Japanese I U G 5 Readings in modern Japanese aiming at acquisition of control of the 1850 characters in common use; translation, composition, character drill.
508 Third Year Japanese II U G 5 Continuation of 507; supplementary readings in short stories and standard reference works.
509 Third Year Japanese III U G 5 Continuation of 508.
510 Intensive Third Year Japanese I: Spoken U G 5 Fifth course in the sequence of intensive intermediate spoken Japanese; uses audio, video, and textual materials produced for native consumption.
511 Intensive Third Year Japanese II: Written U G 5 Sixth course in the sequence of intensive intermediate written Japanese; moves from pedagogically planned texts to genres written today for native consumption.
514 Advanced Japanese Conversation U 5 Lectures, discussion, reports; extensive use of taped materials including news broadcasts, drama, interviews, informal conversations; conducted entirely in Japanese.
515 Japanese Language: Structure, Culture, and Communication I U G 5 Critical and comprehensive survey of structural, cultural, and communicative aspects of the Japanese language.
516 Japanese Language: Structure, Culture, and Communication II U G 5 Critical and comprehensive survey of structural, cultural, and communicative aspects of the Japanese language.
601 Classical Japanese I U G 5 Classical written language with emphasis on its structure, reading and analysis of selected pre-modern literary texts.
602 Classical Japanese II U G 5 Continuation of 601.
603 Classical Japanese III U G 5 Continuation of 602.
610 Fourth Year Japanese I U G 5 Selected readings in modern literary, scholarly, and journalistic Japanese; essentially a language course intended to improve fluency.
611 Fourth Year Japanese II U G 5 Continuation of 610.
612 Fourth Year Japanese III U G 5 Continuation of 611.
710.51 Fifth Year Japanese I Designed to increase rhetorical sensitivity and skill in a variety of genres or present-day Japanese discourse, both spoken and written.
711.51 Fifth Year Japanese II Continuation of 710.
712.51 Fifth Year Japanese III Continuation of 711. Korean 101 First Year Korean I U 5 Standard modern Korean; development of listening, speaking skills; basic grammar; reading and writing of the Korean script ( hangul ).
102 First Year Korean II U 5 Continuation of 101.
103 First Year Korean III U 5 Continuation of 102.
104 Second Year Korean I U 5 Continuation of 103.
111 Intensive Korean Quarter U 5,10 An intensive course combining the content of 103 and 104.
205 Second Year Korean II U 5 Continuation of 104; designed to provide further acquisition of language skills in speaking, aural comprehension, reading and writing.
206 Second Year Korean III U 5 Continuation of 205; designed to provide further acquisition of language skills in speaking, aural comprehension, reading and writing.
507 Third Year Korean I U G 5 Readings in modern Korean, aiming at expansion of vocabulary, acquisition of Chinese characters; translation, composition, and grammar drill.
508 Third Year Korean II U G 5 Continuation of 507.
509 Third Year Korean III U G 5 Continuation of 508.
514 Advanced Reading, Composition, and Conversation in Korean U G 5 Practical application of the third-year level Korean language through the combined practice in reading, composition, and discussion.
610 Fourth Year Korean I U G 5 An advanced Korean language course intended to develop the integrated language skills at an advanced level as preparation for higher-level lectures and discussion.
611 Fourth Year Korean II U G 5 Continuation of 610.
612 Fourth Year Korean III U G 5 Continuation of 611.
653 Advanced Readings in Korean U G 5 Advanced readings and cross-cultural analysis of authentic essays, mini-fictions, journals, and editorials in Korean.
753 Readings in Korean Literary and Classical Texts U G 5 Advanced study of Korean language and literature in cross-cultural context, by introducing selected narrative, drama, poetry, and critical essays in Korean.
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