This course builds on AP/CH 1000 6.0. Listening comprehension now involves more extended passages, which are closer to normal native speed. Dialogue on practical matters now also extends to cultural comparisons, society, current events, and problems of modern life. Grammar focuses on sentence-making, including the more difficult patterns, and begins to consider the problems of translation. Students are expected to regularly attend class and computer laboratory sessions.
Prerequisite: AP/CH 1000 6.0, AP/CH 1010 6.0 or permission of the Department. Not open to speakers of ANY Chinese dialect. Placement interview required PRIOR TO ENROLMENT
Course Credit Exclusion: None. Prior to Fall 2009: AS/CH 2000 6.0