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Korean (KOREA)

7 courses in Waterloo’s course catalog for 2021–22 (Fall 2021, Winter 2022, Spring 2022), from UW Open Data. ucalendar asks programs not to read that year’s calendar, so this stands in for it. Original: ucalendar.uwaterloo.ca/2122/COURSE/course-KOREA.html

KOREA 101R First-Year Korean 1

An introductory course for students who have no or little knowledge of Korean to develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills along with a sound basis of grammar. The distinctive features of the Korean language and writing system are introduced. Practical oral, reading, and writing exercises develop the students' grammatical skills. Particular emphasis is placed on the acquisition of a basic working vocabulary. [Note: KOREA 101R is not open to students with native, near-native, or similar advanced ability.]

LEC · Course ID 006666On ucalendarKOREA 101R today

KOREA 102R First-Year Korean 2

Students deepen their understanding of basic grammatical (particularly verb, noun, and adverb) forms and sentence construction and enlarge their general vocabulary. Reading ability is expanded, and more attention is given to idiomatic expressions and the use of the language in actual contexts.

Prereq: KOREA 101R

LEC · Course ID 006667On ucalendarKOREA 102R today

KOREA 201R Second-Year Korean 1

Designed for students who have completed KOREA 102R or the equivalent. To achieve a balanced Korean language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, a variety of teaching materials and methods is used. The text includes adapted versions of short stories, essays, and poems.

Prereq: KOREA 102R

LEC · Course ID 006668On ucalendarKOREA 201R today

KOREA 202R Second-Year Korean 2

A continuation of KOREA 201R. Emphasis is placed on reading and composition. Students learn complex sentence structure and widely-used idiomatic phrases for advanced reading.

Prereq: KOREA 201R

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KOREA 301R Third-Year Korean 1

This course provides opportunities to strengthen students' reading skills through engagement with articles, short stories, and folk tales. Emphasis is on grammatical analysis and contextual interpretation. Written compositions and oral presentations provide opportunities for personal response and reflection.

Prereq: KOREA 202R

LEC · Course ID 015355On ucalendarKOREA 301R today

KOREA 302R Third-Year Korean 2

This course provides additional opportunities for engagement with texts at an advanced level. Students develop specialized vocabulary by studying and practicing complex sentences and idioms.

Prereq: KOREA 301R

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KOREA 391R Special Topics

This course deals with advanced topics in Korean language and literature. Students are expected to have at least an intermediate level of language proficiency. [Note: This is a repeatable course, subject to different content; it may be completed a total of five times.]

Prereq: KOREA 202R

LEC · Course ID 015128On ucalendarKOREA 391R today