CHIN 496 A: Special Studies in Chinese

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Course Description

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Required Course Materials

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Student Outcomes/Learning Goals

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Student and Instructor Expectations

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Assignments

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Grading

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Late Assignments

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Make-up Work

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Resources

Student Resources
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iSchool Technology Requirements
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iSchool Learning Technologies Support Site
Knowledge base for Canvas, VoiceThread, web conferencing systems, and other learning technologies tools.

UW Libraries
In this course you may be required to access a large number of databases through the Internet. Several of these databases are publicly available, but some are proprietary and access requires authentication through the UW Libraries. Information about logging in to use these databases is available on the Connecting to the Libraries page.

Academic Conduct

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