Korean

The course analyzes Korea’s perspective on today’s China. It focuses on a few main incidents that have affected Chinese modern history.

This course is designed for those who have basic knowledge of Korean. The objective of this course is to give students knowledge of Korean language and to help students acquire communicative competence in Korean. 

This course is designed to give students the basic knowledge on the alphabet, the vocabulary, and the basic grammar of Korean Language. Students will learn how to read and write Korean alphabet. Then, they will engage in a variety of activities in basic speaking, listening, writing, and reading to improve their basic communication skills in Korean.

In this class, students acquire systematic knowledge of weight training and learn scientific and safe resistance exercise skills. Various types of exercise methods, equipment use, related muscle use (anatomical approach), a variety of skills, and exercise analysis are covered.

This course is teaches Korean vocabulary and grammar. Students engage in speaking, listening, writing, and reading activities to improve their communication skills in Korean. By the end of the course students should be able to read and write Hangul; understand the fundamental system of pronunciation and pronounce initial consonants, medial vowels, and final consonants correctly; understand the fundamental rules of sentence structure and syntax in Korean; and have basic conversations in Korean including greetings, self-introduction, ordering food, making friends, etc.

The course addresses intermediate-level reading and comprehension of Korean language surrounding the following topics: festivals, pop culture, health, leisure, transportation, occupation, and interpersonal relations. 

This course introduces a basic understanding of what philosophy is and further provokes interest in the deeper and particular subjects of philosophy. The course covers some of the most important questions being debated in the study of philosophy based on essential topics of the study and how argumentative they are. With these questions that will be discussed, the course teaches how to approach them philosophically in addition to letting students brainstorm them independently.

This class reviews various styles of vocal works. Singing is a core component of the course. 

This course introduces the field of communication through the study of its basic concepts, theories, history, and specific, relevant issues. Furthermore, it acquaintsstudents to various forms of communication including journalism, visual communication, interpersonal, and telecommunication.

This class covers asana and hatha yoga, breathing techniques, and alignment of the body.