Training Course:ChineseSchool/Trainer:Colorado College
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' 101 Elementary Chinese. Introduction to Mandarin Chinese, emphasis on basic grammar, speaking, and listening comprehension as well as mastery of some 500 characters for reading and writing. Language laboratory required. (Also listed as PA 101.) 2 units.
103/104 Chinese Skill Maintenance.Conversation and limited reading and writing practice in Chinese language. Prerequisite: Chinese 101. (Also listed as Asian Studies 113/114) .25 unit each.
201 Intermediate Chinese I. Emphasis on continued development of speaking and listening skills and the use of basic structures through reading, writing, and films with a view to building proficiency in using the language. Prerequisite: Chinese language 101. (Also listed as Asian Studies 201.) 1 unit.
202 Advanced Intermediate Chinese II. The course builds on the language progress made in Chinese 201. Extensive use of films and increased application of the written and spoken language in order to build proficiency. Prerequisite: 201. (Also listed as Asian Studies 202.) 1 unit.
205/206 Chinese Skill Maintenance.Conversation and limited reading and writing practice in Chinese language. Prerequisite: Chinese 101. (Also listed as Asian Studies 205/206.) .25 unit each.
212 Masterpieces of Chinese Literature in Translation. This course will acquaint students with Chinese poetry and major forms of Chinese fiction: pi-chi, ch’uan-ch’i, pien-wen, hua-pen, kung-an, and the novel, as well as modern Chinese vernacular literature. Students are expected to develop a critical interest in placing literary works in broader social, political and cultural contexts. No Prerequisite. (Also listed as Asian Studies 211.) 1 unit.
250 Topics in Chinese Studies:
250 Word and Image in Chinese Culture. This course will begin with a two-week introduction to the art monuments, literary forms, and religious traditions of China, as well as a comparative study of the relationships between word and image, art and literature; the group will then travel to China for two weeks to examine art objects and literary settings in a hands-on manner. In China we will travel to Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Suzhou. Assignments will include reading responses, class presentations, and an extended paper. $$$Extra Expense$$$. Financial assistance is available for students on financial aid. Consent of one of the two instructors is required to sign up for this course. (Also listed as Asian Studies 250, Art History 275 and Comparative Literature 200) . 1 unit.
250 Topics: Chinese Calligraphy.An introduction to Chinese brushwork covering calligraphy, bamboo, orchid and tree painting, as well as some bird painting. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. (Also listed as Asian Studies 250 and Art Studio 313) .25 units.
301 Advanced Chinese Language. Intensive practice in reading, writing, speaking, and comprehending modern Chinese. Taught as an extended format course. Prerequisite: Chinese 202. (Also listed as Asian Studies 301.)
311 Independent Study in Chinese. Supervised projects in Chinese Language, literature and culture for advanced students. Consent of department required. Offered as an extended format. .50 unit.
350 Advanced Topics in Chinese Literature and Culture. Study of a selected topic in Chinese literature and culture. The course will cover subjects not listed in the regular curriculum and may vary year to year. 1 unit.
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http://www.coloradocollege.edu
Phone:719-389-6000
School Address:
The Colorado College 14 East Cache La Poudre St. Colorado Springs, CO 80903
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