JAPANESE - MAJOR - Washington State University

JAPANESE MAJOR

34 credits

Name: _______________________________ ID: _________________________________ Certified: ______________ Maj/2nd Maj/2nd Deg Faculty Mentor: _______________________

TAKE ONE Comparative Foreign Language Course (Taught in English): For Lang 101 (DIVR) ? Intro World Languages For Lang 110 ? Intro to Foreign Film For Lang 120 (DIVR) ? Intro Foreign Culture For Lang 130 (HUM) ? Global Lit in Translation For Lang 220 (DIVR) ? Glbl Issues, Reg. Realities

TAKE FOUR of the following Core Language courses

(Taught in Japanese):

JAPN 204 ? Fourth Sem Lang

Prereq 203

JAPN 306 ? Inter Read&Trans JAPN 307 ? InterSpk&Listen JAPN 308 ? Interm Gram&Write JAPN 361 (COMM) ? Japn for Prof

Prereq 204 Prereq 204 Prereq 204 Prereq 204

TAKE ONE Lower Division Cult/Film/Lit course (Taught in English): JAPN 111 (DIVR) ? Asian Film JAPN 120 (DIVR) ? Traditional Japanese Culture JAPN 123 (HUM) ? Modern Japanese Culture JAPN 131 (DIVR) ? Masterpieces of Asian Lit

TAKE THREE Upper Division Culture courses (Taught in English): CHIN 311 ? Great Asian Directors JAPN 320 (DIVR, M) ? Issues in East Asian Ethics JAPN 322 (DIVR) ? Ecology in East Asian Cultures ASIA/CHIN 330 (M) ? The Art of War

TAKE Two Area Studies Courses (Taught in English)

CES 313/ENGL 311 (HUM) ? Asian Pacific American Lit CES 314/ENGL (M) ? Topics in Asian Pacific Amer Lit CES/ENGL 315 (M) ? Asian Pacific American Autobio CES/W ST 411 ? Asian Pacific American Women CES 413 ? Asian Pacific Americans and Popular Culture FINE ARTS/ASIA 302 ? Arts of Asia (M) ASIA/HIST 275 (DIVR) ? Intro to East Asian Culture ASIA/HIST 374 ? Japanese Civilization ASIA/HIST 387 ? WWII in Asia & Pacific ASIA/HIST 477 (M) ? Modern Japanese History ASIA/HIST 479 ? Hist of E. Asian Econ Since 1945 ASIA/PHIL 314 (M)? Phil & Rel Studies India ASIA/PHIL 315 (M) ? Phil & Rel Studies Chin/Japn

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Two 400-level courses selected from above courses:

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RELATED FIELD -- Select from:

? Minor in another Foreign Language ? Minor in Global Studies or ? 16 credits in a concentrated related field ? A second/additional major in another field. ? See advisor for details.

REQUIREMENT: PROFICIENCY EXAM-STAMP 4S Language majors and minors are required to take an exit proficiency exam at the end of the academic term in which they complete the last course of the major or minor. This exam is not graded, but is a requirement to determine each student's language proficiency level. This exam requires a fee. Please check our weblink each semester for exam dates and more detailed information:

SPECIAL NOTES FOR THE JAPANESE MAJOR: 1. Majors must complete either a minor in a second foreign language, a concentration of at least 16 credits in a related field, or a second major. 2. No course in which a C- or lower grade is earned will be counted toward the major. 300-400-level courses taken pass, fail may not be included for credit toward the major. No course may be repeated for credit toward the major unless thus designated in the catalog. No course may count for both the major and the minor. 3. Of the 34 hours required for the major, a minimum of 15 must be taken in residence with 6 of these hours at the 400 level. 4. A maximum of 12 credits per semester or 18 credits per year earned in a study abroad program may be applied toward the major. 5. Credits for JAPANESE 105, 205, 305, and 405 may not be applied toward the major. 6. All majors must complete an exit proficiency examination during the semester in which they complete the last language course of their major. There is a fee charged for the exam. 7.

LANGUAGES ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT

Starting in a course higher than 101 for your first language class at WSU? You may be eligible for departmental advanced placement credit. Check out the Departmental Advanced Placement Credits, and see the Languages advisor for details:

LANGUAGE PLACEMENT EXAM

Do you have prior language expertise, and not sure which level language class you should take? Check out the Foreign Language Placement Testing details at:

STUDY ABROAD AND INTERNSHIPS ARE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED!

Ask the School of Languages, Cultures, and Race ? Languages advisor for additional information and assistance.

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