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| For Undergraduate Engineering Majors |
This certificate program is designed to help an undergraduate engineering student gain conversational and written skills in colloquial Japanese, reading and translation skills in technical Japanese, and an understanding of Japanese culture. In order to receive the certificate a student must complete a minimum of 27 credits in approved courses related to Japanese language and culture. The following five courses, representing 24 credits, are required:
| Course Number | Course Title | Credits |
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| E Asian 103 | First Semester Japanese | (6 cr.) |
| E Asian 104 | Second Semester Japanese | (6 cr.) |
| E Asian 203 | Third Semester Japanese | (6 cr.) |
| Intermediate Technical Japanese I | (3 cr.) | |
| Intermediate Technical Japanese II | (3 cr.) |
The combination of E Asian 123 and E Asian 124 (3 credits each) may be substituted for E Asian 103. One elective may be chosen by the student from the following list. Students are strongly encouraged to take E Asian 204 in order to strengthen their ability to communicate in Japanese. The student may not elect the pass/fail option for any course that is used to satisfy the minimum requirements for the Certificate.
| Course Number | Course Title |
|---|---|
| Art Hist 372 | Arts of Japan |
| Art Hist 375 | Later Japanese Painting and Woodblock Prints |
| E A Stds 222 | Introduction to East Asian Civilization |
| E Asian 204 | Fourth Semester Japanese |
| E Asian 303 & 304 | Fifth & Sixth Semester Japanese |
| E Asian 403 & 404 | Seventh & Eighth Semester Japanese |
| E Asian 253 | Introduction to Japanese Culture and Civilization |
| E Asian 358 | Language in Japanese Society |
| E Asian 377 | Business Japanese Communication |
| Japanese for Business and Industry | |
| Senior Independent Study | |
| Advanced Technical Japanese Seminar | |
| History 104 | Introduction to East Asian History: Japan |
| History 454 | Japan in the Age of the Samurai |
| History 455 | Japan's Modern Century, 1853-1952 |
| Lit Trans 263 & 264 | Survey of Japanese Literature in Translation I & II (for non-E Asian majors) |
| Poli Sci 342 | Japan and the World Order |
| Poli Sci 640 | Politics of Japan |
For additional information please contact:
Professor James L. Davis
Department of Engineering Professional Development
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Room M1056D Engineering Centers Building
1550 Engineering Drive
Madison, WI 53706
Tel: 608/262-4810
Fax: 608/265-4734
E-mail: davis@epd.engr.wisc.edu
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