China

This course teaches students the basic knowledge and methods of simultaneous interpreting through lectures, exercises and guidance, enables them to acquire basic skills, and equips them with necessary training methods.

• Provide a comprehensive introduction to the history, current state, and trends in entertainment reporting and programs, both domestically and internationally.
• Analyze print media, broadcast television, and online entertainment content.
• Help students understand the social functions of entertainment reporting and its interaction with other media types.
• Foster critical thinking about the future development of entertainment reporting and how it relates to societal mechanisms and other forms of media.

This course helps students master the basic theories and key viewpoints of organizational communication and guide students in applying relevant theories to analyze organizational communication phenomena and problems.

This course helps students to master the basic principles and methods of Chinese second language grammar teaching and understand the basic framework of Chinese second language teaching grammar system and main content, and have Chinese grammar teaching skills.

This course aims to introduce the basic concepts and principles of developmental biology to undergraduates and lay a good foundation for them to engage in developmental biology related research or popularization in the future.

1. Introduction: Modern Chinese, Modern Literature and Translation 

2. Lin Shu and Literary Translation in the Late Qing Dynasty
3. Translation and the Introduction of New Types of Modern Fiction 

4. Yan Fu's Translation Theory and Translation Practice

5. Lu Xun as a Translator

6. Zhou Zuoren's Translation Activities and Achievements

This course will approach the interactive relationship between electronic games and society from multi-dimensional perspectives, including cultural history, technological history, art history, and intellectual history. Unlike conventional game-related or design courses that primarily focus on gameplay and mechanics, this course will not assume “game enthusiasts” as the students’ prior identity.

This course aims to introduce the fundamentals of environmental hydrology as well as some basic hydrological analysis and simulation methods. As an important tool for hydrologists, Geographic Information System (GIS) and its applications in hydrology are also introduced. Specifically, this course contains

three modules:

(1) introduction to the fundamental theories on hydrologic processes;

(2) introduction to some commonly used hydrological analysis methods

(3) introduction to using SWAT (Soil and Water Assessment Tool) for hydrological process simulations.

This course belongs to the small class which is required for the Corporate Finance. The orientation of small-class teaching is: deepen understanding, locate interest, improve ability.

This course is designed for the beginning learners who intend to acquire basic survival Chinese, especially in listening, speaking and reading. The primary emphasis is placed on listening comprehension and speaking fluency as well as reading comprehension. The goal is to improve students’ listening, speaking and reading skills, and to increase their knowledge of Chinese culture and customs.