Japanese (JAPA)
Modern and Classical Languages
101, 102 Introduction to the Japanese language
(3:3:1), (3:3:1). Must be taken in sequence.
Introduction to Japanese, including basic grammar, oral expression,
listening comprehension, and reading and writing. Lab work required.
109 Intensive Japanese I (6:6:2). Equivalent to JAPA
101, 102 taught in a single semester. Recommended for
students who desire an intensive introduction to Japanese. May
not be taken for credit in combination with JAPA 101 or
JAPA 102. Lab work required.
201 Intermediate Japanese I (3:3:1). Prerequisite:
JAPA 102 or equivalent. Further development of skills
acquired in JAPA 101 and 102, including grammar, oral
expression, listening comprehension, and reading and writing. The
use of the written language (katakana,
hiragana, and kanji) emphasized. Lab work required. JAPA 201 and 202
must be taken in sequence.
202 Intermediate Japanese II (3:3:1).
Prerequisite: JAPA 201 or equivalent. Continuation of JAPA 201. Lab
work required.
209 Intensive Japanese II (6:6:2). Prerequisite: JAPA
102 or 109 or equivalent. Equivalent to JAPA 201, 202
taught in a single semester. May not be taken for credit in
combination with JAPA 201 or 202. Lab work required.
320 Japanese Cinema (3:3:0). Comprehensive
analysis of Japanese cinema based on cross-cultural
perspectives and cultural criticism. Major developments and trends
as viewed in selected Japanese films with emphasis on
those in post war and contemporary eras. Course work in
English. Knowledge of Japanese history, communication,
and cultural studies or film and media studies is helpful.
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