For fall and spring semesters (15
weeks each) 4 credits per class.
Meet four hours a week plus audio-visual laboratory and computer
work. Emphasis on listening and speaking skills in social situations.
Focus on developing vocabulary in high-occurrence sentence patterns,
relating to basic survival situations, reading and writing material
relating to survival needs in simple and short sentences.
For fall and spring semesters (15 weeks each)
4 credits per class.
Meet four hours a week plus audio-visual laboratory
and computer work. This class is the continuation of 102. Pre:
102 or equivalent. Focus on various aspects of Khmer culture,
as well as the social and linguistic aspect of the language. To
perfect connected discourse particularly for simple and narrative
description. Emphasis on reading Khmer folklore stories and current
situations. Focus on writing short essay.
For fall and spring semesters (15 weeks each)
3 credits per class.
Meet three hours a week plus audio-visual laboratory and computer
work. Continuation of 202. Advanced reading, writing, conversation
and comprehension. Emphasis on modern contemporary texts. Computer
assisted learning. Lab work. Pre: 202 or equivalent.
For fall and spring semesters (15 weeks each)
3 credits per class.
Meet three hours a week plus audio-visual laboratory and computer
work. Continuation of CAM 301-302. Computer assisted learning.
The course aims to develop students' proficiency in advanced reading
in current literature; analyze, evaluate and discuss the social
and cultural implication; focus on advanced conversation and composition.
For fall and spring semesters (15 weeks each)
3 credits per class.
This course focuses on advanced reading, writing, aural comprehension
and speaking skills through the study of Khmer newspaper, radio,
TV, audio/video clips, and film.
Special directed study courses are for advanced
students in Khmer literature, culture and linguistics based on
the availability of funding. All of these courses are taught by
Dr.Chhany Sak-Humphry.
For fall and spring semesters (15 weeks each)
3 credits per class.
Meet three hours a week plus audio-visual laboratory and computer
work. Continuation of CAM 401-402. Introduction to grammar; some
socio-linguistic background.
