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The
following outlines of course content are correct at the time of
writing,
although the material (or the order in which it is covered) may be
subject to
change.
1. All courses are 3
credit
hours each, unless otherwise indicated.
2. Normally, a
course will not
be run without a minimum enrolment of students.
KHM101:
Fundamentals of Khmer I
Introduction
to pronunciation, reading, writing, conversation and grammar.
KHM102:
Fundamentals of Khmer II
Introduction
to pronunciation, reading, writing, conversation and grammar.
KHM140:
Khmer Culture
Introduction
and exploration of
characteristic features of Khmer civilization and culture through the
study of
selected topics and themes in fields such as arts, humanities and
social
sciences. (Note: This course must be counted towards the General
Education requirements of all students.)
KHM201:
Intermediate Khmer I
Continuation
from Fundamentals of Khmer II. Further development of syntax, grammar
and
sentence patterns, reading, writing and conversation.
KHM202:
Intermediate Khmer II
Further
development of syntax, grammar and sentence patterns, reading, writing
and
conversation.
KHM210:
Intermediate Conversation
Emphasis
on developing conversation skills through the use of everything that
was
learned and accumulated in previous foundational and intermediate
courses.
KHM301:
Advanced Khmer I
Study
of spoken and written Khmer involving advanced patterns and
expressions.
Emphasis on reading, comprehension, vocabulary building and idiomatic
usage.
KHM302:
Advanced Khmer II
Study
of spoken and written Khmer involving advanced patterns and
expressions.
Emphasis on reading, comprehension, vocabulary building and idiomatic
usage.
KHM311:
Advanced Spoken Khmer
Emphasis
on developing conversation skills through the use of the everything
that was
learned and accumulated in previous advanced Khmer courses.
KHM312:
Khmer Language, Culture and Communication
Study
of the Khmer language and culture through sociolinguistic perspectives.
Exploration
of the interrelationship between the language and culture by focusing
on verbal
and nonverbal communicative behaviors.
KHM313:
Selected Readings/Writing in Khmer
Readings
from a selection of written materials including literary works, poetry,
magazines,
newspapers, reports, instructional and technical explanatory materials.
KHM402:
Khmer History (Pre-Angkorian to 1953)
Exploration
of Khmer history and politics from the Pre-Angkorian period to the
country’s
independence from France in 1953.
KHM403:
Khmer History (from 1953 to Present)
Exploration
of Khmer history and politics from 1953 to the present.
KHM404:
Folk Literature
Understanding
of Khmer culture through the study of folk and popular literature.
Significance
of myths, fables, fairy tales, and the implication of morality.
KHM405:
Khmer Verse
Reading
of representative work of Khmer poetry. Emphasis on forms as well as
subject
matters. Students also learn how to compose their own poems.
KHM406:
Pre-Angkorian and Angkorian Literature
Reading
of representative literary works dating from the Pre-Angkorian and
Angkorian
period.
KHM407:
Post-Angkorian Literature
Reading
of representative literary works dating from the Post-Angkorian period
to 1953.
KHM408:
Khmer Literature from 1953 to Present
Reading
of representative literary works from 1953 to the present.
KHM409:
Khmer Performing Arts
Exploration
of Khmer performing arts through the study of Khmer classical dance and
music.
Several field trips will take place in this course.
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