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The lectures are organized as introductions to the history and culture of ancient and modern Chinese dialects: geographical distribution, common ancestors of distinct linguistic systems and their relationships, ancient breakdown of major dialect groups, modern Chinese dialects and their characters (grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation), and finally touching on current cultural issues. Assessment: final exam and a final group presentation.
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This is an advanced Chinese language class focusing on developing strong literary skills (both reading and writing). The class is based on a variety of topics selected from articles in various Chinese magazines. Those articles are analyzed and discussed during class, with particular attention given to style, effective use of language, and argumentation. Homework and assignments always involved writing responsive essays to the main article and frequently included individual research on news stories related to the weekly topic in order to develop more compelling arguments.
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This course examines social research methods. It introduces how to conduct scientific research on social phenomena and social processes.
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This course is an integrated experiment to design and create a course to apply macro-meso-micro perspective for IB major students. International Competitiveness and Taiwanese Enterprises (ICTE) is born with the original challenge to bridge international /global survey of nation’s competitiveness and the corporate behavior, or to connect micro-issues at the firm level and the macro-international issues at the national level.
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Thic course examines marketing theory and method. It focuses on the principle and methods of how the positive side of the exchange of the two sides facilitate the exchange, especially the principle and method of how to sell products to customers as a seller of the enterprise. Topics include enterprise market environment analysis, demand management, the enterprise mission, market segmentation and market targeting, planning marketing strategies, including product, price, channel and promotion strategy, and so on. The course uses case studies and projects to examine current market strategies.
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This course covers the development characteristics of American history from the 17th to the 19th century with historical perspectives and methods. Topics cover formation and development of British North America; rise of the Independence movement; from Confederacy to Federation; formation of the two-party system; development of regional economy; crisis and division of the federation; US and the industrial age; rise of modern cities, politics in the gilded age; and expansion from the mainland to overseas.
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This course studies the basic principles of expressive art, techniques for promoting expression, and empathy response techniques. It covers how expressive characteristics change with age from the perspective of psychological development, and how to formulate guidelines for artistic psychological education based on different stages of psychological development. The course also examines the progress of art therapy research and the methods and applications of drawing tests from a scientific perspective.
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This course introduces the current research trends in the history of modern Chinese education, as well as its relationship with the research of modern Chinese society, culture, and political history.
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This course explores the relative and absolute valuation models for securities investment, macroeconomics analysis, industry analysis and company analysis of securities investment, and technical form analysis and technical index analysis. These theories and technical analyses are applied to the practical investment cases in our securities market to let students have a deep understanding of securities investment practice of our country and help them lay a solid foundation for the relevant work in the future.
The main contents of the course: steps, methods, and logic of securities investment analysis; relative valuation model: price-earnings ratio model, price to book ratio model, PEG model, etc.; absolute valuation model: dividend discount model, free cash flow model.; modern value model: capital asset pricing model, arbitrage pricing theory; technical analysis theory: characteristics of market behavior; graphic technical analysis: line profile analysis, price pattern; technical index analysis: confirmatory factor index, and momentum index; macroeconomics analysis: important economic variables and economic policy; macroeconomics and sector rotation: Merrill Lynch Investment Clock; analysis of company’s basic quality: competitive status, operational capacity; and analysis of financial statements: analysis of profitability and growth.
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