Schedule of Classes See the most updated course schedule at the Registrar's course schedule page.

Courses offered in the Fall of 2008

  • Arabic, Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies
    Arabic 101: Elementary Arabic 1
    Arabic 203: Intermediate Arabic 1
    Middle Eastern Studies (MES) 160: History and Civlization of Islam

  • Chinese, Japanese, Korean & Asian Studies
    Chinese 101: Elementary Chinese 1
    Chinese 203: Intermediate Chinese 1
    Chinese 251: Classical Chinese 1
    Chinese 311: Advanced Modern Chinese
    Chinese 320: Chinese Drama
    Chinese 330: Chinese Essay
    Chinese 360: Traditional Chinese Literature
    Chinese 370: Chinese Short Story

    Japanese 101: Elementary Japanese 1
    Japanese 203: Intermediate Japanese 1
    Japanese 211: Classical Japanese 1
    Japanese 305: Advanced Modern Japanese 1

    East 130W: East Asian Religion
    East 230: East Asian Civlization 1
    East 250: Modern Chinese Fiction in Translation
    East 255W: Early Japanese Women Writers
    *NEW*East 290 (code 3370): Stories of Love
    *NEW*East 290 (code 3910): Linguistic Structure of Korean (taught in Korean)
    *NEW*East 290 (code 3372): Cantonese (taught in English)

    *NEW*East 290 (code 3909): Chinese Grammar, Rhetoric, and Composition (taught in Chinese)
    A review of Chinese grammar and usage based on close readings of essays together with systematic practice in composition.

    *NEW*East 290 (code 3369): Introduction to Formal Chinese Linguistics (taught in Chinese)
    An introduction to Chinese linguistics. Topics covered include the syntax, semantics, phonology, morphology, and lexicon of Chinese. The language of instruction is Chinese. Readings and assignments will be in English and Chinese. This course can be used to satisfy an elective requirement in Linguistics. It can also be used towards NYS Teaching Certification in Chinese.

  • Asian Studies across the College (electives for the Major in East Asian Studies, Minors in Chinese and Japanese
    Art History 114: Survey of Asian Art (code 1389)
    Art History 272: Art of China (code 1401)
    Art History 507/747.1: Buddhist Art & Architecture (code 1446)
    Comparativie Literature 220: East Asian Literature 1 (code 3375)
    Dance 165: Chi Gong (code 3376)
    History 112: Introduction to East Asian History (code 0034)
    History 142: History of Japan (code 0041)
    Philosophy 118: Introduction to Oriental Philosophy (code 1082)
    Political Science 258: Asia in World Politics (code 0336)
    Sociology 240: Sociology of Asian Americans (code 2232)

  • Classical Studies, Ancient Greek & Latin
    Classics 140: Classical Mythology
    Classics 150: Greek and Latin Classics in Translation
    Classics 240: Religion and Philosophy of Greece and Rome
    Classics 250W: Ancient Epic and Tragedy

    Greek 251: Elementary Ancient GReek 1
    Latin 101: Elementary Latin 1
    Latin 203: Roman Prose

  • Yiddish Language & Literature
    Yiddish 101: Elementary Yiddish 1

  • Hebrew Language & Culture
    Hebrew 101: Elementary Hebrew 1
    Hebrew 150: Modern Hebrew Literature in Translation
    Hebrew 203: Intermediate Hebrew 1
    Hebrew 305: Advanced Modern Hebrew
    Hebrew 329: Biblical Literature: Minor Prophets
    Hebrew 345: Medieval Literature 1
    Hebrew 356: Contemporary Israeli Literature
Academic Calendar

See the Registrar's academic calendar page

Events, Colloquia, Seminars No event is scheduled

 

 


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Last Update: April 19, 2006