Sections
Korean
Last updated: May 22, 2015 at 1:48 p.m.
Courses of Instruction
(1-99) Primarily for Undergraduate Students
KOR
10a
Beginning Korean
Four class hours per week.
Offers intensive training in the basics of Korean grammar, listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. Students acquire Korean language proficiency through various interactive classroom activities, workbook, audio, video and computer-assisted exercises. Intended for students with little or no previous knowledge of Korean. Usually offered every second year.
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KOR
20b
Continuing Korean
Prerequisite: KOR 10a or the equivalent. Four class hours per week.
Offers intensive training in intermediate Korean grammar, listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. Students acquire Korean language proficiency through various interactive classroom activities, workbook, audio, and computer-assisted exercises. Usually offered every second year.
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KOR
29b
Pathways for Korean Literacy or Korean Language for Korean Speakers
Prepares heritage language students to achieve the advanced level on the ACTFL proficiency scale, with the aim of passing the Korean language exemption exam. Topics include colloquial and written style, speech in formal and casual settings, practice in translation and advanced reading. Usually offered every second year.
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KOR
30a
Intermediate Korean
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Prerequisite: KOR 20b or the equivalent. Four class hours per week.
For students with some study of Korean. Continues presentation of basic grammar and vocabulary of the language within the context of Korean culture, and practice of the four language skills. Special attention to reading and writing skills, as well as practical conversation. Usually offered every second year.
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KOR
40b
Advanced Intermediate Korean
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Prerequisite: KOR 30a or permission of the instructor. Four class hours per week.
Continues the development of advanced oral and literacy skills through formal presentations, discussion, and composition practices. A business Korean component will also be incorporated into the course to prepare students for job opportunities. Usually offered every second year.
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