Chinese

This course covers the most prominent poems from the Tang dynasty looking at poem structure, syntax and rhyme. The significance of the poems is analyzed both in the context of past and modern eras. The course also covers new vocabulary words and sentence structures. Students will be given weekly homework assignments, a midterm exam and a final exam. The course is conducted in Chinese.

The course covers the basic principles and methods of financial engineering, the conceptual tools and substantive tools that financial engineers must possess, and the use of financial engineering principles and methods to solve financial problems in practice, which lays a theoretical foundation for future practical work or research. In the financial market, both enterprises that need financing and financial investors face two basic problems: financial product pricing and investment risk management. This course focuses on these two major issues: risk portfolio model based on utility theory and capital asset pricing model; option futures pricing model based on risk-free arbitrage equilibrium.

This is a management professional course in the international marketing behavior of enterprises. The course explores the basic theory and knowledge of international marketing systematically to understand of the current trend of development, in in order to lay a foundation for future practical and research work in related fields. 

The basic content of the course consists of five parts. The first part is the international marketing concept, namely, international marketing understanding, task and challenge. Next is the analysis of the international marketing environment, including two chapters, namely the analysis of the international marketing environment, international marketing research. Then the course examines international marketing strategy planning: international marketing strategy and plan, international market segmentation and entry, and international sales competitive strategy. Students explore international marketing mix strategy: product, price, distribution and promotion strategies respectively. Finally, the course looks at international marketing organization and control. 

This course includes both lecture and class discussion. 

This course discusses agricultural water resource planning issues and related subjects. The course covers agricultural water usage, irrigation water usage estimation, irrigation methods, irrigation regulation, irrigation management; agricultural water supply (source, pump, water rights, effective rainfall); water shortage risk analysis and planning assessment. Other topics include relationship between water, soil, and crops; effective rainfall, irrigation system configuration; and regional irrigation of crops. 

Since the industrial revolution, the global population has flowed extensively and rapidly into the cities, and more than half of the world's population has lived in cities today, and the population of more than 10 million megalopolises is growing. The various aspects of urban life have already constituted an important collective experience of contemporary human life. This course focuses on the contemporary 21th century Taiwan metropolis that brings together a large number of people, goods, money and information, representing the possibility of various development imagination. This course objective is to analyze the issues of urbanization as a large number of people and objects coexist at the same time. These issues include questions of infrastructure, transport network, land use, public safety, class differences, multicultural and even biodiversity planning and design issues. Issues of city governance and growth constitute a major challenge which this course attempts to provide practical solutions for. Simultaneously, this large number of people, the aggregation of things, also lead to the expansion of risk, how the contemporary city of extreme weather and man-made disaster is not only an unavoidable subject but also a threat. There is also a complication of a gradual increase in health care needs as the consequences of the large migration into cities. Throughout this semester students will analyze, research, discuss and draft up proposals to these urbanization issues found in Taipei, Taiwan. By the end of the course, students will have completed proposals to the Taiwanese government that address these socials issues and will post physical copies of their proposals in the main lobby of Taipei City Hall.

This course covers the basics of negotiating, making and interpreting international commercial contracts principles and techniques. This course is divided into two parts: general and sub-theories. The general part covers an introduction to international business contracts, international business cooperation Identical structure, language features of international commercial contracts, translation of international commercial contracts, interpretation of international commercial contracts the negotiation of international commercial contracts. The sub-theory part is about the principles, main clauses of the main types of international commercial contracts. Paragraph production and reference texts are introduced one by one. Involving international sales contracts, international commercial agency contracts, national International investment contracts, international commercial loan contracts, etc.

This course is aimed at students who are studying molecular biology for the first time. Molecular biology is an indispensable common language for explaining life phenomena in various fields of biology. The teaching content is divided into three parts: DNA, RNA, and protein, which are taught by Zhang Li, Shen Tanglong, and Lv Yiru from the Zhiwei Department.

Taiwanese is one of the most important language in Taiwan, it's also the ethnic language for most Taiwanese. This course is based on Elementary Taiwanese I, yet it's a non-intensive course for beginners. At the end of the course, students are expected to use Roman alphabets to spell Taiwanese, and students can read, write, speak and listen for daily use.

This course focuses on the design and analysis of algorithms and their applications, as well as the development of problem-solving techniques. The course covers: Algorithmic fundamentals: mathematical foundations, growth of functions, recurrences; Sorting and order statistics; Data structures: heap, binary search trees, RB trees, disjoint sets; Advanced design and analysis techniques: dynamic programming, greedy algorithms, amortized analysis; Graph algorithms: graph representations, searching, minimum spanning trees, shortest paths, network flow, matching (14 hrs); Computational complexity, NP-completeness, and approximation algorithms, and as time permits, general-purpose algorithms: simulated annealing and machine learning.