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FLL Department Office: Room 117, 1911 Building
Box 8106, NC State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-8106
Telephone 919/515-2475 Fax 919/515-6981
Chinese Studies at NC State
Preparing for the 21st century, courses in Chinese studies offer great opportunities
for students at NC State to learn the fundamental aspects of communication
in the official language used in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Marco
and various areas in the world.
The Chinese language was the first spoken language in the world, and
presently it is one of the official languages of the United Nations. One
out of five people in the world speaks Chinese. With its beautiful ideographic
writing and musical tones, Chinese language is attracting more and more
American students to enroll in Chinese courses at NC State.
How Chinese Can Meet Your Degree Requirements
The first and second semesters of Chinese (FLC101-102) may satisfy NC
State's foreign language requirement. The third semester of Chinese (FLC
201) may satisfy the language requirement of the College of Humanities
& Social Science, the College of Management and the First Year College.
Minor in Chinese Studies
The Minor in Chinese Studies is a formal recognition at graduation of
the achievement of Learning Chinese language and culture at the intermediary
level. It is designed for students who wish to continue further study
or do business with Chinese people worldwide. Requirements for the minor
include five courses (15 hours) from the Department of Foreign Languages
and Literature and another department such as History, Political Science,
and Philosophy & Religion. The program includes courses in Chinese
language: FLC 201, FLC 202, FLC 301, FLC 302, and any one of the following:
HI 263 Asian Civilization to 1800, HI 264 Modern Asia, HI 471 Revolutionary
China; HI 473 20th century Asian Revolutionaries, REL 332 the Buddhist
Tradition; PS 342 Political Systems of China and Japan, PS 343 Southeast
Asia.
Faculty
Professor Hannah S Young, qqsfll@unity.ncsu.edu
Lecturer, Rm 123 1911 Building
Telephone: 919 /515-9290
Ph.D. Equivalent, Liaoning University, PRC, 1988.
Her specialty is Chinese Linguistics and Literature.
Courses
- FLC 101 Elementary
Chinese I. 3(3-0) Fall. Introduction to Modern Standard Chinese.
Emphasis on speaking and listening with an introduction to reading,
writing and Chinese culture.
- FLC 102 Elementary Chinese II. Preq: FLC
101. 3(3-0) Spring. Continuation of basic skills. Emphasis on speaking
and listening with some reading, writing and Chinese culture.
- FLC 201 Intermediate
Chinese I. Preq: FLC 102. 3(3-0) Fall. Continuation of basic skills.
Greater emphasis on reading, writing, and Chinese cultural traditions.
- FLC 202 Intermediate Chinese II. Preq:
FLC 202. 3 (3-0) Fall. Continuation of basic skills. Focus on reading,
writing, Chinese cultural traditions and patterns of behavior.
- FLC 301 Intermediate
Chinese III. Preq: FLC 202. 3(3-0) Fall. Last of the foundation
courses in Chinese. Continued practice in speaking and understanding
Chinese with new emphasis on writing and on the reading of cultural
and literary texts.
- FLC 302 Intermediate Chinese IV. Preq:
FLC 301. 3(3-0) Spring. Continued practice in speaking and understanding
Chinese with greater emphasis on reading and writing. Continued study
of cultural and literary texts
Schedule of Courses
Tools and Resources for Chinese
Send comments to qqsfll@unity.ncsu.edu
August 29, 2003
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