NVCC 2005-2006 Catalog


     

PROGRAMS OF STUDY


     

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JAPANESE STUDIES
Career Studies Certificate AL

Purpose: The program is specifically designed for both degree seeking and non-degree seeking students who are interested in reviewing or developing an in-depth understanding and appreciation of Japanese culture, history, and language. Other students will be able to enhance their employability in careers such as teaching or social service occupations.

First Year

1st Semester

2nd Semester


 

   JPN

101

Beginning Japanese I

5

 

ENG

252

Survey of World Literature II

 

 

   

 

(Focus on Japan)

3

 

 

   JPN

102

Beginning Japanese II

 

5

 

   HIS

256

Japanese Culture and Institutions

 

3

 


 

 

Total Credits/Semester

8

8

Second Year

1st Semester

2nd Semester


 

  JPN

201

Intermediate Japanese I

4

 

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Elective

3

 

 

  JPN

202

Intermediate Japanese II

 

4

 


 

 

Total Credits/Semester

7

4

Total credits for the Japanese Studies Career Studies Certificate = 27.

All first-time students must take a one-credit Student Development (STD) course prior to enrolling in their 16th credit at NVCC.

1 Prerequisites for this course are ENG 111 and 112.

2 Elective may be selected from the following: ECO 210, International Economics; PSY 119, Cross-Cultural Psychology; SPD 229, Intercultural Communication; ART 104, History of Far Eastern Art; SOC 255, Comparative Sociology; GEO 220, World Regional Geography.

 

       
 
       

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