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ARTS1630 Course Outline

School of Humanities and Languages
ARTS1630, Introductory Japanese A
Semester 1, 2014

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Course Staff and Contact Details
Course Details
Learning and Teaching Rationale
Teaching Strategies
Course Assessment
Attendance/Class Clash
Academic Honesty and Plagiarism
Course Schedule
Course Resources
Course Evaluation and Development
Student Support
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ARTS1630 Course Outline

1. Course Staff and Contact Details
Lecturer
Prof. Chihiro Kinoshita
Room MB(Morven Brown) 248
Thomson
Phone
9385-3753
Email c.thomson@unsw.edu.au
Consultation Time TBA
Course Convenor
Name
Ms Nagisa Fukui
Room MB206
Phone
9385 2414
Email n.fukui@unsw.edu.au
Consultation Time Monday 12- 2pm Others by appointment only
Tutors
Name
Ms Yumiko Hashimoto
Room MB 201
Phone
9385-3722
Email y.hashimoto@unsw.edu.au
Consultation Time TBA
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Ms Akiko Osawa
Phone
9385-3763
Consultation Time By appointment only

Room
Email

MB 204
a.osawa@unsw.edu.au

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Ms Kimiyo Matsui
Phone
9385-3763
Consultation Time By appointment only

Room
Email

MB204
k.matsui@unsw.edu.au

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Ms Yuki Kawarai
Phone
9385-3722
Consultation Time By appointment only

Room MB204
Email y.kawarai@unsw.edu.au

Name
Ms Kaori Shimasaki
Phone
9385-3722
Consultation Time By appointment only

Room MB204
Email k.shimasaki@unsw.edu.au

2. Course Details
Units of Credit (UoC)
Course Description

6 Units of Credit
The course introduces the Japanese sound system, basic greetings as well as a number of basic Japanese structures and vocabulary expressed in Hiragana and Katakana syllabaries that are essential to basic Japanese communication. They are taught through five social/cultural topics following the textbook, Nakama
Book 1a chapters:
1. Self-introduction
2. Discussion of location
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