ARABIC

375.115

BEGINNING ARABIC (4.5) Tahrawi/ Kakaji Hamad/ Staff Limit 18 per section Section 02: For Heritage students only No Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory

Sec. 01

02

MTWThF 12

TTh 4-6:15pm
MW 3:35-5:45

375.215 (H)

INTERMEDIATE ARABIC (4) Tahrawi/ Hamad Limit 15   Prereq: 375.115-116 or Perm. Req=d.

Sec. 01

MTWTh 11

375.501

INDEPENDENT STUDY Tahrawi Course added 9/23/04.

Sec. 01

TBA

CHINESE All Chinese courses cross-listed with East Asian Studies

373.111

ACCELERATED BEGINNING CHINESE (3.5) Hsieh   Prereq: Existing demonstrable skills in spoken Chinese   Lab Req=d.  
No Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory

Sec. 01

WThF 1

373.115

BEGINNING CHINESE (4.5) Feng/Hsieh Limit 15 per section No Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory

Sec. 01

 02

03

MTWThF 12

MTWThF 2

MTWThF 3

373.211 (H)

ACCELERATED INTERMEDIATE CHINESE (3.5) Lievens   Limit 15   Lab Req=d.

Sec. 01

MTW 10

373.215 (H)

INTERMEDIATE CHINESE (4.5) Lievens   Limit 15 per section

Sec. 01

02

MTWThF 11

MTWThF 12

373.307 (H)
             (W)

TRADITIONAL CHINESE SHORT STORIES IN TRANSLATION (3) Feng   Limit 35 30

Sec. 01

T 4:30-6pm,
F 12-1:30

373.315 (H)

UPPER INTERMEDIATE CHINESE (3.5) Chi/ Hsieh   Prereq: 373.216 or equivalent. Section 02 for accelerated students.

Sec. 01

02

MW 2-3:30

MW 2-3:30

373.415 (H)

ADVANCED CHINESE (3) Chi/ Ali  Prereq: 373.315   Limit 15 per section Sections 1 & 2 combined 9/14/04.

Sec. 01

02

MW 3:30-5pm

MW 4:30-6pm

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

370.600

ORAL SKILLS FOR INTERNATIONAL TEACHING ASSISTANTS Shiffman Limit 12    Perm. Req=d.    No Auditors Open to Graduate students only

Sec. 01

02

MTW 9

MTW 10

370.601

COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES IN THE AMERICAN CLASSROOM  Shiffman  Limit 10    Perm. Req'd.    No Auditors Open to Graduate students only

Sec. 01

MTW 12
M 1

HINDI

381.101

BEGINNING HINDI (3) Saini/ Maheshwari   Limit 15   Lab Req=d.  
Section 02: For Heritage students only
No Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory 

Sec. 01

02

MW 3:35-5pm

MW 2-3:30

381.201 (H)

INTERMEDIATE HINDI I (3) Saini Limit 18

Sec. 01

TTh 3:35-5pm

381.503

INDEPDENDENT STUDY - HINDI Saini Course added 9/30/04

Sec. 01

TBA

JAPANESE All Japanese courses cross-listed with East Asian Studies

378.101

SLOW-PACED BEGINNING JAPANESE (3) Nakao   Limit 15        Year long Course
Study Beginning Japanese at a slower pace over 2 semesters. Goals are mastery of pronunciation while acquiring basic vocabulary and a foundation in structural patterns of the language.

Sec. 01

WThF 1
TThF 2

378.103

SLOW-PACED BEGINNING JAPANESE II (3) Takakusaki Staff   Limit 15   Prereq: 378.101-102 or 378.115

Sec. 01

MW 2-3:15
MTW 2

378.115 

BEGINNING JAPANESE (4.5) Zon/Katagiri Nakao  Limit 15 per section (Those who have conflict on Thurs. or Fri. due to lab work may attend a different section)

Sec.01

02

03

MTWThF 11

MTWThF 12

MTWThF 2

378.215 (H)

INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE (4.5) Katagiri/ Zon Limit 15 per section   Prereq: 378.116 or equivalent    

Sec.0 1

02

MTWThF 11

MTWThF 12

378.311 (H)

JAPANESE CONVERSATION (2.5) Katagiri    Prereq: 378.216 or equivalent    Limit 15

Sec. 01

M 10, Th 3
T 2, F 3

378.315 (H)

UPPER INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE (3.5) Zon    Prereq: 378.216 or equivalent   Limit 15 Lab Req=d.

Sec. 01

TW10, Th 10:30-11:20

378.415 (H)

ADVANCED JAPANESE (3.5) Nakao Prereq: 378.316 or equivalent   Lab Req=d.   Limit 15

Sec. 01

M2-3:40, F 9:30
T 2-4, F 2
T 10-12, F 9:30-10:20
F 9-10:20

KISWAHILI

379.151

BEGINNING KISWAHILI (3) Maina Staff 
Limit 15

Sec. 01

MW 4-5:30

KOREAN All Korean courses cross-listed with East Asian Studies

380.101

ELEMENTS OF KOREAN I (3) Kang Limit 18   No Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory   

Sec. 01

T 11, Th 11-1

380.201 (H)

INTERMEDIATE KOREAN READING AND WRITING (3) Kang 
Prereq: Existing demonstrable skills in spoken Korean   Limit 18

Sec. 01

T 1-3, Th 2

380.301 (H)

ADVANCED KOREAN I (3) Kang   Limit 15

Sec. 01

TTh 4-5:30

380.310 (H)

PRE-MODERN KOREAN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION (3) Rhee   Readings include selections across various traditional genres, from the native songs of the Silla period to short poems written in Chinese, to memoirs and excerpts of p'ansori-novels written in the vernacular. Throughout the course, we will critically discuss the notion of belated modernity in Korea, the relation of language to community, and the combined role of orality and performance in the literature of the so-called Hermit Kingdom. No prior knowledge of Korean or Chinese is required. Limit 20 Course added 4/14/04

Sec. 01

M 2-4

PERSIAN

382.101

BEGINNING PERSIAN (3) Shahegh Staff Limit 18    The basic modern Persian enables students to learn the Persian alphabet, phonology, morphology, and the basic syntax. They also learn reading & translating basic sentences.

Sec. 01

MW 4-5:30

382.201 (H)

INTERMEDIATE PERSIAN (3) Shahegh Limit 18   Prereq: 380.102 or equivalent

Sec. 01

MW 5:30-7pm
MW 4-5:30

382.501

INDEPENDENT STUDY – PERSIAN Shahegh

RUSSIAN

377.131

ELEMENTS OF RUSSIAN I (4) Samilenko/ Czeczulin (Section 02 taught at Goucher College)

Sec. 01

Sec. 02

MTWF 11

MTWF 12:30

377.208 (H)

INTENSIVE INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN (4) Czeczulin     Prereq. 377.132 (Section 02 taught at Goucher)

Sec. 01

Sec. 02

MTWF 10

MTWF 11:30

377.211 (H)

INTRODUCTION TO RUSSIAN LITERATURE I (3) Samilenko
Prereq: 377.135

Sec. 01

MWF 10

377.269 (H)

THE RUSSIAN FAIRY TALE (3) Czeczulin
A survey course of Russian oral and subsequent written tradition using multimedia and presented against the background of the Indo-European tradition.  Taught in English.
Taught at Goucher College

Sec. 01

MWF 1:30

377.395 (H)

SEMINAR I: LEV TOLSTOY (3) Samilenko

Sec. 01

MWF 12

377.501

INDEPENDENT STUDY-RUSSIAN Samilemko