Chinese

First-Semester Chinese

CAS LC 111 (4 credits)

Essentials of structure, oral practice, introduction to the writing system.

2012FALLCASLC111 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 08:00:00 AM 09:00:00 AM CAS 430 Zhen
R 08:00:00 AM 09:00:00 AM CAS 114A Zhen
R 08:00:00 AM 09:00:00 AM CAS 114B Zhen
2012FALLCASLC111 B1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 09:00:00 AM 10:00:00 AM CAS 235 Zhen
R 09:00:00 AM 10:00:00 AM CAS 114A Zhen
R 09:00:00 AM 10:00:00 AM CAS 114B Zhen
2012FALLCASLC111 C1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 11:00:00 AM 12:00:00 PM CAS 425 Chong
R 11:00:00 AM 12:00:00 PM CAS 114A Chong
R 11:00:00 AM 12:00:00 PM CAS 114B Chong
2012FALLCASLC111 D1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM CAS 425 Zhou
R 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM CAS 114B Zhou
R 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM CAS 114A Zhou
2012FALLCASLC111 D2, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM CAS 225 Chong
R 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM CAS 312 Chong
R 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM STH 318 Chong
2012FALLCASLC111 E1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 114B Zhou
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 114B Zhou
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 114A Zhou
2012FALLCASLC111 F1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 03:00:00 PM 04:00:00 PM CAS 425 Li
R 03:00:00 PM 04:00:00 PM CAS 424 Li
R 03:00:00 PM 04:00:00 PM CAS 425 Li

Second-Semester Chinese

CAS LC 112 (4 credits)

Essentials of structure, oral practice, introduction to the writing system.

2012FALLCASLC112 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 201 Li
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 318 Li
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 312 Li
2012FALLCASLC112 B1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 323B Chong
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 323B Chong
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 323A Chong

Chinese Reading and Writing I

CAS LC 116 (4 credits)

An intensive course covering first-year Chinese in one semester for students who speak Mandarin fluently but possess limited or no reading and writing skills. Emphasis on reading and writing and analysis of grammar.

2012FALLCASLC116 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM STH 113 Chang
R 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM CAS B20 Chang

Third-Semester Chinese

CAS LC 211 (4 credits)

Review of structure and grammar, practice in conversation and writing, introduction to reading.

2012FALLCASLC211 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 11:00:00 AM 12:00:00 PM CAS 323B Huang
R 11:00:00 AM 12:00:00 PM CAS 323A Huang
R 11:00:00 AM 12:00:00 PM CAS 318 Huang
2012FALLCASLC211 B1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM CAS B25A Staff
R 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM CAS 223 Staff
R 12:00:00 PM 01:00:00 PM KCB 107 Staff
2012FALLCASLC211 C1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 221 Staff
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 204A Staff
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 221 Staff
2012FALLCASLC211 D1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWRF 04:00:00 PM 05:00:00 PM CAS 425 TBA
2012FALLCASLC211 X1, Sep 4th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
ARR TBD TBD TBA

Fourth-Semester Chinese

CAS LC 212 (4 credits)

Review of structure and grammar, practice in conversation and writing, introduction to reading. Satisfactory completion of CAS LC 212 fulfills the CAS language requirement.

2012FALLCASLC212 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 09:00:00 AM 10:00:00 AM CAS 114B Woo
R 09:00:00 AM 10:00:00 AM CAS 225 Woo
R 09:00:00 AM 10:00:00 AM CAS 323A Woo
2012FALLCASLC212 X1, Sep 4th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
ARR TBD TBD TBA

Conversational Chinese

CAS LC 213 (4 credits)

Systematic practice in oral Chinese as it is used in real-world situations today. Conversational strategies, vocabulary, role-plays, contemporary media.

2012FALLCASLC213 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 223 Huang
R 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 227 Huang

Masterpieces of Classical Chinese Literature (in English translation)

CAS LC 250 (4 credits)

Panoramic overview of three thousands years of Chinese literature from its beginnings to the threshold of modernity. Discusses masterpieces of one of the world's oldest continuous traditions in their cultural context and in the context of literatures around the world. Cannot be taken for credit in addition to CAS LC 350: Introduction to Chinese Literature. Carries humanities divisional credit in CAS.

2012FALLCASLC250 A1, Sep 4th to Dec 11th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
TR 09:30:00 AM 11:00:00 AM CAS 223 Denecke

Topics in the Chinese Classics (in English translation)

CAS LC 280 (4 credits)

Introduction to canonical texts that for millennia were memorized and treasured in China, and continue to exert a strong influence on Chinese popular culture and politics.

2012FALLCASLC280 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 214 Michael

Chinese Civilization (in English translation)

CAS LC 283 (4 credits)

An interdisciplinary introduction to Chinese culture, including social life, thought, literature, and fine arts. Emphasis placed on the major cultural and social developments from prehistory to the nineteenth century that have a particular relevance to understanding modern China.

2012FALLCASLC283 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 10:00:00 AM 11:00:00 AM CAS 201 Chang

Topics in Chinese Literature (in English translation)

CAS LC 285 (4 credits)

Topic for Fall 2012: Old Tales for New Times: Folklore in Modern and Contemporary China. An interdisciplinary approach to China's most famous folk tales such as the Weaving Maiden and the Ox Herder, and the White Snake and Mulan. Traces the development of these stories in premodern times and their modern incarnation. Carries humanities divisional credit in CAS.

2012FALLCASLC285 A1, Sep 5th to Dec 12th 2012
Days Start End Type Bldg Room Instructor
MWF 02:00:00 PM 03:00:00 PM CAS 425 Yeh
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