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Code Module Credits Duration Prerequisite(s)
Elective Subjects - Group D (Cont.)

CHIN4118 Appreciation of Films and Videos 2 30 hrs ---
This course selects famous national and international films and TV programs for students

to understand the history of the development of film-video arts and form an initial idea
about the methods of artistic expressions of image language. They are expected to learn
to analyze image works from different dimensions such as society, literature and arts, and
comprehend and understand the present visual culture to enhance their quality for visual
culture. This course will lay a good foundation for the students to take part in the creation
and development of film and TV industry and other related industries.
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CHIN4119 Language Fieldwork 2 60 hrs ---
Students who haven't taken Teaching Fieldwork I and II are required to complete language
fieldwork of 60 hours in Year 4, such as secretarial work, translation, teaching and guided
tour service, and write a report with not less than 2,000 Chinese words to summarize the
fieldwork and demonstrate the learning results.
CHIN4120 Administrative Documents Writing 2 30 hrs ---

This course introduces the concepts, categories and rules of public administrative
documents and the position of such documents in applied documents. Particular
emphasis is laid upon how to write documents such as proposals, reports, internal
notices, public letters, research reports and opinions.

CHIN4122 Seminars on Language and Culture 2 30 hrs ---
This course consists of two parts: a professional instructor's teaching and students'
attending academic seminars related to this program. The topics mainly focus on the
relationship between language and culture. It will help students look at the deep reasons
for language changes from a wider cultural perspective, and discuss the linguistic
phenomenon and issues that interact with some factors such as politics, economy, society,
history, mass media and fashion.

ENGL4100 History of English 2 30 hrs ---
This course introduces students to the stages of changes of the English language from its

Indo-European and Germanic origins to the modern-day dialects found around the world.
It takes students through the major periods in history and the influences of language
changes that occurred with the mix of different groups of people. It also attempts to
provide reasons for the changes in grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary of the English
language from its beginning to modern times, tracing the history of English in the words
we use, the literature we read, and the everyday life that the English-speaking people
lead.

ENGL4103 Theories and Applications of English 2 30 hrs ---
Proficiency Test
IELTS (the International English Language Testing System) is one of the most authoritative

English language proficiency tests today. This course aims to help students better
understand various question types and cultivate their ability to answer questions more
effectively across the four language skills – listening, speaking, reading and writing.
Through guided practices and feedback, students are expected to grow confidence and
develop strategies in taking IELTS.

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