Korean
Course Descriptions (KORN)
KORN 1101 Beginning Korean I. (3) Fall
This course will cover the fundamentals of the modern Korean language, including the Korean alphabet (Han’gŭl), oral communication skills, and basic grammar. Students are presumed to possess no prior knowledge of the Korean language. The course will also introduce students to elements of Korean etiquette, culture, and social norms essential to interacting with Korean people and to life, work, study, and travel in Korea.
KORN 1102 Beginning Korean II. (3) Spring
This course continues the study of the fundamentals of the modern Korean language started in KORN 1101, including elementary speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.
Prerequisite: KORN 1101 or permission of the instructor.
KORN 2103 Intermediate Korean I. (3) Fall
This course will continue to cover the fundamentals of the modern Korean language, including written and oral communication skills and grammar. This course will also expose students to elements of Korean etiquette, culture, and social norms essential to interacting with Korean people and to live, work, study, or travel to Korea.
Prerequisite: KORN 1102 or permission of instructor.
KORN 2105 Intermediate Korean II. (3) Spring
A continuation of KORN 2103.
Prerequisite: KORN 2103 or permission of instructor.
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Courses
This course will cover the fundamentals of the modern Korean language, including the Korean alphabet (Han’gul), oral communication skills, and basic grammar. Students are presumed to possess no prior knowledge of the Korean language. The course will also introduce students to elements of Korean etiquette, culture, and social norms essential to interacting with Korean people and to life, work, study, and travel in Korea.