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JPN111	Elementary Japanese I	Description
JPN102	Elementary Japanese II	Description
JPN112	Elementary Japanese II	Description

JPN111 - Elementary Japanese I
This course introduces students to basic elements of Japanese through the development of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. It is open to students who are at the beginning of Japanese language study or who have not had more than one year of secondary school Japanese.
JPN102 - Elementary Japanese II
This is a continuation of Japanese 101. Emphasis is placed on the spoken language and mastery of basic kanji characters. The course includes some readings in the hiragana writing system. Prerequisite: JPN 101 (with "C" or better) or permission of the instructor.
JPN112 - Elementary Japanese II
This is a continuation of JPN 111. Emphasis is placed on the spoken language and on mastery of basic kanji characters. The course includes some readings in the hiragana writing system. Prerequisite: JPN 111 or JPN 101 (with C or better) or permission of instructor.