China

The course will explore Shanghai’s modern social and cultural development from the perspective of China-West cultural exchange. It will cover Shanghai's geography, the arrival of Jesuits, the opening of the port, language interactions, the press and publishing industry, education, modern life, and business development. 

The goal of this course is to enable students to have an overall understanding of the field of computer networks and a preliminary understanding of related technologies, and to further understand and master the key technologies of the new generation of Internet (including the principles and specific implementation of the technology), and to initially cultivate students' research capabilities in the field of computer networks.

This course teaches how a common law jurisdiction like the United States approach the problem of torts—accidental and other harms that occur between private individuals and how this law has developed and changed over the years.

This course will introduce the historical development of Chinese culture and its changes from ancient times to the present, important common sense (involving various aspects such as thoughts, systems, and life), and the impact and changes of the world on Chinese culture.