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General introduction to modern Chinese language
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CHIN1116 is generally seen as an easy and interesting introduction to modern Chinese language, with a focus on both Cantonese and Mandarin. The professor is praised for being engaging and helpful, though some find the workload heavy due to group presentations and essays. Grading can be generous if you study well, but it may also be harsh depending on the tutor's discretion.
Grading varies; some find it easy to get a good grade, while others struggle with harsh critiques from tutors.
Workload is moderate to heavy, including group presentations, essays, and exams. Students spend about 8-10 hours per week on the course.
Assessment breakdown includes one group presentation, a 3000-word essay, an exam, and tutorials with extra credit questions. Attendance is not mandatory for lectures but required in tutorials.
The professor is highly regarded as engaging and helpful, providing clear explanations and feedback. Tutors' grading can be inconsistent, with some being more lenient than others.
Bring a notebook to take notes during class, as the content can be challenging if you have no interest in linguistics. Engage actively in tutorials for better understanding and grades.
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