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 922-090 Swinburne-HAK108:Introductory Korean 1B

Note

This subject is the equivalent of HAK 106 Written Korean 1B and HAK 107 Spoken Korean 1B at Swinburne University. Students must enrol in and complete both subjects at Swinburne University to receive credit at the University of Melbourne for this subject. Formerly available as 920-135. Students who have completed 920-135 are not eligible to enrol in this subject.

Credit Points

18.75

HECS Band

1

Coordinator

Tania O'Toole

Prerequisites

922-089 Swinburne-HAK105:Introductory Korean 1A or equivalent.

Semester

2 (view timetable)

Contact

Six hours of practical language classes per week

Subject Description

This subject is comprised of conversation and aural comprehension, both of which are examinable, as well as instruction in language patterns, grammar, reading and writing. It is designed to expand students' range of oral and aural Korean language skills together with their reading and writing skills using more advanced grammar patterns and vocabulary. A wide range of audio-visual materials will be used, including language slides, cassette tapes, and video cassettes.

Assessment

Two 2-hour written examinations, two 5-minute oral examinations, two 10-minute listening examinations, and class participation.

Prescribed Texts
  • A F Buzo & G H Shin, Learning Korean: New Directions 2 (Units 11-20) including tapes 4 to 6. Swinburne Press 1994 (Revised ed).
  • A F Buzo, Learning Korean: New Directions - Vocabulary Index (Units 1-20). Swinburne Press 1994.
  • Korean Section, HAK 106 Written Korean 1B Work Book. Swinburne Press.
  • Korean Section, Dialogues and Aural Comprehension 1B. Swinburne Press.
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