INM1010 - Indonesian 1

Leader: Paul Thomas

Offered

Caulfield First semester 2007 (Day)
Clayton First semester 2007 (Day)
Clayton First semester 2007 (Off-campus)

Synopsis

The primary focus is on the communication skills required for use in an Indonesian or Australian setting. Tutorials cover a broad introduction to the culture and geography of Indonesia as well as an introduction to strategies and skills required in learning a language. Practicals deal with the introduction and application of basic communication tasks with an emphasis on numeracy skills and immediate needs.

Objectives

Upon successful completion of this unit students will be able to:

1. Understand basic grammatical structures of the Indonesian language.
2. Consider cultural influences on the use of the Indonesian language.
3. Use Indonesian to communicate everyday needs with particular emphasis on introductions and family
4. Apply acquired learning skills to new language learning environments.
5. Use the Internet and associated electronic tools to obtain information about aspects of language and culture related to Indonesia.

Assessment

Spoken presentation (10 minutes): 25%;
Cultural Journal (in English) 1000 words: 15%;
Short tasks (500 words) 10%;
Written Examination (2 hours): 30%;
Spoken Exam (20 minutes): 20%.

Contact hours

4 hours (2 x lectures and 2 x tutorials) per week

Off Campus Attendance Requirements

1 weekend school or equivalent hours with private tutor.

Prohibitions

INM2010, INM4010, INM5010