Courses

Students gain understanding in the multi-faceted aspects that sight-reading improve the individual's ability to sight-read.

Advanced kiln forming requires investigation into conceptual and technical problems in glass. The student becomes increasingly self- directed through further exploration of fusing, slumping, of casting. The development of firing schedules is emphasized.

An advanced course in the study of human motion. Biomechanics related to sport and exercise emphasized. May be taught concurrently with PHED 4043.

Develops the skills for solving problems, concept and theme design, knowledge in producing professional working documents, ability in presenting the design concept, and processing the development of an advanced kitchen project and an advanced bathroom project from inception to completion.

This course will help students learn all four skills of modern Korean--speaking, listening, writing, and reading--at the advanced level while studying abroad. Approval by instructor required. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 10 credit hours. 2348 World Languages - Latin - FLLN

An advanced course in Korean. Students will develop advanced listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Topics and materials may include Korean culture, history, economy, politics, multimedia, newspaper articles, and magazines.

Students will continue learning all four skills of modern Korean-- speaking, listening, writing, and reading--at the advanced level.

A continuation of KOR 305. Students will further develop advanced listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Topics and materials may include Korean culture, history, economy, politics, multimedia, newspaper articles, and magazines

Students will master all four skills of modern Korean--speaking, listening, writing, and reading--at the advanced level.

Students will learn advanced Korean reflected in the socio-culturally enriched contexts captured in modern Korean films while improving their listening comprehension skills, as well as their writing, speaking and reading skills. Students will also learn idioms and vernacular forms not covered in language courses organized around a textbook.