Spring 2014 Language Courses

• 1101.51 – Level One Chinese I: Individualized Track "U" 4

Mandarin Chinese spoken communication and writing system. 

• 1102.01 – Level One Chinese II: Classroom Track “U” 4

Continuation of 1101.01.

• 1102.51 – Level One Chinese II: Individualized Track "U" 1-4

Continuation of 1101.51. 

• 1103.51 – Level Two Chinese I: Individualized Track "U" 1-4

Mandarin Chinese second level spoken communication, development of reading skills, and written composition. 

• 2102 – Level Two Chinese II: Classroom Track “U” 5

Continuation of 1103. 

• 2151.51 –Intensive Level Two Chinese – Written:  Individualized  Track "U" 1-5

First in the sequence of intensive intermediate Chinese language courses focusing on written Chinese. 

• 4102 – Level Three Chinese II Track "U" 5

Continuation of 4101. 

• 4142.01 – Intensive Level Three Chinese – Oral: Classroom Track “U” 5

Continuation of 2141.01.

• 4152.01 – Intensive Level Three Chinese – Written: Classroom Track “U” 5

Continuation of 2151.01.

• 4152.51 – Intensive Level Three Chinese – Written: Individualized Track "U" 1-5

Second course in the sequence of intensive Chinese language courses focusing on written Chinese. 

• 5101.51 – Level Four Chinese I: Individualized Track "U" "G" 1-3

Integrated-skill course focusing on reading and composition which requires participation in speaking and lecture comprehension. 

• 5102.51 – Level Four Chinese II: Individualized Track "U" "G" 1-3

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. 

• 5104 – Level Five Chinese II "U" "G" 3

Level five Chinese second semester. Completing the novel and TV series "Spring Grass"; focus on written composition skills. Chinese only. Completion of this class (or equivalent) required for taking master's level Chinese language classes. 

• 5490 – Chinese Translation Workshop "U" "G" 1-4

Investigation of problems and techniques of translating Chinese into English.
• 6998 – Research in Chinese: Project "G" 1-3
Research leading to the completion of a project other than a conventional MA thesis.
• 6999 – Research in Chinese: Thesis "G" 1-3
Research leading to the completion of an MA thesis.
• 7615 – Chinese Perspectives on China's Civilization "G" 3
Level seven Chinese. Mainstream Chinese perspectives on major issues in Chinese civilization. Commonly recognized ways to presenting viewpoints and arguments on relevant topics. Chinese only.

• 7650 – Negotiating in Chinese Culture "G" 3
Level Seven Chinese. Chinese in spontaneous professional discourse, emphasizing oral presentation based on readings in Chinese business practices and professional negotiation.

• 1101.51 – Level One Japanese I: Individualized Track "U" 1-4

Standard Japanese at the elementary level, with emphasis on building and applying basic language knowledge in doing things in Japanese; exercises in oral interactions and interactions involving text; introduction to the Japanese writing system. 

• 1102.01 – Level One Japanese II: Classroom Track “U” 4

Continuation of 1101.01.

• 1102.51 – Level One Japanese II: Individualized "U" 1-4

Continuation of 1101.51. 

• 1103.51 – Level Two Japanese I: Individualized "U" 1-4

Continuation of 1102.51. 

• 2102.01 – Level Two Japanese II: Classroom Track “U” 5

Continuation of 1103.01, 1103.02, or 4 credits of 1103.51. Expanding oral and written communication strategies. Students must complete 5 units during the semester.

• 4102 – Level Three Japanese II "U" "G" 5

Continuation of 4101; supplementary readings in short stories and standard reference works.

• 4142 – Intensive Level Three Japanese – Oral “U” “G” 5

Third course in the sequence of academic-year intermediate intensive Japanese courses; organized around a set of videotaped core conversations.

• 4152 – Intensive Level Three Japanese – Written “U” “G” 5

Fourth course in the sequence of academic-year intensive Japanese courses; organized around reading a set of genre-specific samples of Japanese as it is written today; integrated with 4142 in structure and vocabulary.

• 5102.01 – Level Four Japanese II: Classroom Track "U" "G" 3

Continuation of 5101.01 or 5101.02. Students must complete 3 units during the semester.

• 5104.51 – Level Five Japanese II: Individualized Track "G" 1-3

Continuation of 5103.51. Individualized. Students must complete from 1 to 3 units during the semester.

• 1101.51 – Level One Korean I: Individualized Instruction "U" 1-4

Standard modern Korean; development of listening and speaking skills; basic grammar; reading and writing of the Korean script ( hangul ). 

• 1102.01 – Level One Korean II: Classroom Track "U" 4

Continuation of 1101. Classroom Track.. 

• 1102.51 – Level One Korean II: Individualized Instruction "U" 1-4

Continuation of 1101. 

• 1103.51 – Level Three Korean I: Individualized Track "U" 1-4

Modern Korean intermediate level spoken communication, development of reading skills, and written composition. 

• 2102.01 – Level Two Korean II: Classroom Track “U” 5

Continuation of 1103.01.

• 2102.51 – Level Two Korean II: Individualized Track "U" 5

Continuation of 1103. 

• 4101.51 – Level Three Korean I: Individualized Track "U" 1-5

Expanding oral and written proficiency in Korean; expansion of vocabulary and knowledge of Chinese characters. 

• 4102.01 – Level Three Korean II: Classroom Track “U” 5

Continuation of 4101. Classroom Track.

• 4102.51 – Level Three Korean II: Individualized Track "U" 1-5

Continuation of 4101.51. 

• 5102 – Level Four Korean II "U" 3

Continuation of 5101.

• 1102 – Elementary Uzbek II U 4

Introduction to Uzbek language; development of listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills. 

• 2101 – Intermediate Uzbek II U 3

Extensive reading from literary texts, with practice in conversation and composition.