OSAKA UNIVERSITY SHORT-TERM STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM _ |
Momoyo SHIMAZU and Juri MARUYAMA (International Student Center)
Objective
The objectives of JA200 are:
(1) to expand ability for daily communication in both spoken and written Japanese
(2) to become familiar with language structures both of spoken and written Japanese
(3) to be able to orally deliver factual information/knowledge and express simple
opinions
(4) to gain some functional ability in comprehending and writing texts constructed
with learned language structures, using hiragana, katakana and approximately
250 and more kanjis
(5) to develop skills for getting information about the Japanese language and
promoting language acquisition through communication with native Japanese speakers
Course Description
After completing this course, in addition to improving their reading and writing
skills, students will be able to:
1. explain or give reasons
2. ask for / offer / decline help
3. ask for / give advice
4. describe sequential activities
5. ask for / state one’s opinion
6. forming conjectures about other people and events
7. describe one’s intention
8. talk about ones abilities and talents
Textbook
1. Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese II, Japan Times.
2. Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese II, Workbook, Japan Times.
Lecture Guideline and Attendance Policy
Lectures will be given 3 times a week, 90 minutes each, for 15 weeks. Regular
attendance to all classes is required. Being absent for one third or more of
the classes will be considered as withdrawal from the course.
Grading
Class attendance, participation and performance 40%
Quiz, assignment, essay and presentation 20%
Final written Exam. 20%
Final oral exam. 20%
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