Undergraduate - UnitATS2165 - Japanese proficient 1 (Kanazawa)

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6 points, SCA Band 1, 0.125 EFTSL

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Level	Undergraduate
Faculty	Faculty of Arts
Organisational Unit	Japanese Studies
Offered	Not offered in 2013
Coordinator(s)	Dr Hiroko Hashimoto

Notes

Previously coded JPL2059

Synopsis

This is the first part of an intermediate sequence which covers both spoken language and contemporary written language. Language acquisition through active interaction in and out of the classroom is encouraged. The course content is integrated around a major project which involves interviewing a Japanese native speaker and writing a report.

Outcomes

Upon successful completion, students should:

have established and be able to maintain relationships with Japanese people
be able to obtain information in Japanese on current affairs, from newspaper articles and other written materials in areas covered in this unit
have developed interview skills to obtain information from the Japanese people
be able to understand and use Japanese grammar at intermediate level
have developed listening and speaking skills in the area of their interest
be able to write and talk about given topics
be able to recognize the kanji introduced at previous levels, and 150 newly introduced characters as well as reviewing the previously learnt kanji (400) totaling 550
have developed and be able to apply skills in Japanese word processing, and
be able to use a kanji dictionary and develop skills that will enable them to continue their Japanese outside the classroom.