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JAPN 101 012 (Web-Oriented Course)

Beginning Japanese IB

Continuation of JAPN 100 (Non-intensive). Not available for credit to students with JAPN 12. Credit will be granted for only one of JAPN 101 or JAPN 160.

Credits: 3

Location: Vancouver

Term 1 (Sep 08, 2020 to Dec 03, 2020)

Withdrawal Dates
Last day to withdraw without a W standing :	September 21, 2020
Last day to withdraw with a W standing (course cannot be dropped after this date) :	October 30, 2020

Term	Day	Start Time	End Time	Building	Room
1	Tue Thu Fri	17:00	18:00

Instructor:

TBA

Seat Summary
Total Seats Remaining:	21
Currently Registered:	9
General Seats Remaining:	21
Restricted Seats Remaining*:	0

-  NOTE: If this is the first time you take a Japanese course at UBC, CONSULT THE REGISTRATION GUIDELINES for Japanese on the departmental website at www.asia.ubc.ca to find out which course is appropriate for your level before registration. Those who have prior knowledge in Japanese (except those who have studied at a BC high school or BC college) and those whose parent speaks Japanese must take a placement exam/interview before registering for a course. Schedules for the placement exams are also posted on our departmental website as you can go to http://asia.ubc.ca/undergraduate/placement-tests/ for further information. In order for students to advance from one level of classes in one language to the next level in that same language, they must earn at least an average of 60% in the classes in that language at the level immediately below the level into which they wish to advance. This would apply to all the students in our language classes, not just the language majors.
-  If this course is blocked please sign up for the waitlist section. Students will be placed into the class based off our department priority guidelines. For more information please visit: http://www.asia.ubc.ca/undergraduate/department-wait-lists/ (Is the class blocked even though there are a few seats that are free? This is normal. Please check our website for what this means.)
-  This course will be delivered in a mix-mode format (3 hrs synchronous + 1 hr asynchronous). Students are expected to meet with the instructor synchronously for the sessions at the above listed days and times. Besides the synchronous meetings, the rest of the teaching will be delivered asynchronously and students are expected to complete on their own time. The total workload for this 3-credit course remains the same as a normal class that is delivered in-person.

Book Summary :

Information for the books required for this section is not available.