Chinese

Designed for STEM students, this course systematically cultivates career planning capabilities. Beginning with self-assessment, students develop core competencies in time management, leadership, and teamwork through occupational exploration, goal-setting exercises, and decision-making training – enhanced by field visits, alumni panels, and workplace simulations. The curriculum focuses on guiding school-to-workplace transition, strengthening career adaptability, and targeted development of innovation literacy. Integrating theoretical instruction with hands-on practice, it empowers personalized career exploration and planning.

This course combines lectures, classroom exercises, and interactive activities to train students in listening, speaking, reading, and writing in modern Chinese. It explores the linguistic and cultural context of Chinese in Taiwan, broadens cultural perspectives, strengthens abilities in reading, writing, and expression (both oral and written) through selected readings and exercises, and enhances sensitivity to and appreciation of Chinese literary works.

This course systematically explores family change and family policy. It covers the definition, functions, and theories of the family, analyzes the transformation of family structures from traditional to modern forms, and compares family models and policies in East Asia, Europe, and China. The course delves into issues such as marriage systems, intergenerational care, and gender roles, while also addressing social problems like family poverty and violence. Against the backdrop of the digital age, the course evaluates the effectiveness of family policies, envisions the future of family policies from a global perspective, and cultivates students' analytical and problem-solving skills.

Designed for international students, this course explores famous classical Chinese poems across seven major themes. It aims to remove language barriers, analyzing content, artistic features, and historical context. Through guided practice in recitation, the course helps students understand, appreciate, and memorize these classics, experiencing the beauty of Chinese poetry.

This course takes Chinese history as its main axis and introduces the development and characteristics of Chinese culture within the broader context of world and East Asian history. The lectures provide an overview of key historical events and major concepts across different dynasties, helping build a comprehensive understanding of China’s historical framework. In addition, the course examines topics such as social organization, political institutions, religious customs, philosophical thought, and artistic and literary achievements. It provides a well-rounded understanding of China’s historical transformations and its significant cultural accomplishments in context.

This course focuses on analyzing the process of product innovation management from the perspective of customer value, encompassing opportunity identification, concept generation, concept evaluation, new product development, and product launch. It aims to cultivate students' innovative thinking in the design and development of new products while emphasizing corporate social responsibility, ultimately contributing to the sustainable development of enterprises (organizations).

This course is a specialized AI vertical teaching program tailored for practical audiovisual content production. The core content consists of three parts:

‌1.Fundamentals and Creativity‌ (Development and industry applications of AI media technology, AI video themes and creative thinking).
‌2.Production Process and Basic Software Operations‌ (Full workflow overview and integrated script planning, text-to-image generation and precise control methods, comprehensive practices of text/image-to-video).
‌Advanced Industry Applications‌ (Usage channels of SD tools, explanations of SD FLUX KONTEXT models and Comfyui node-based workflows, AI special effects production methods and related tool applications).

This course serves as an introductory course for undergraduate nursing students entering the professional field. It guides students closer to the nursing profession through three modules: "Expert Perspectives," "Dialogues with Frontline Nursing," and "Student-Themed Discussions."

This course is designed for undergraduate international students who are  Chinese beginners. Focusing on Chinese phonetcs, character writing, and words and grammar, , it covers core business themes like meeting new friends, self-introduction,  taking taxi, eating and drinking, hobbies, family members, etc. The course integrates English working language training with basic business knowledge, emphasizing the cultivation of cross-cultural communication skills, global vision, and business ethical literacy. Through case practices, it enhances students' workplace communication and problem-solving abilities, laying a solid foundation for their participation in international business activities.

This course focuses on the Ci poems of the father and son poets of the Northern Song Dynasty, Yan Shu and Yan Jidao. Through the interpretation of content, the analysis of techniques, and the integration of artistic conception, students can recognize and understand the unique aesthetic qualities of Ci, as well as the different styles of Ci writing due to the poet's different personalities, encounters, temperament and personal life situations.