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CHIN 330

Linguistic Intro to Chinese

Linguistics

3 credit hoursUsually offered: Fall, Spring
Avg GPA
4.00
Easiness
No data
Total regs
17

Grade Distribution

Spring 2025 · Percentages use A–F and W outcomes

Avg GPA
4.00
A
100.0%
17
B
0.0%
0
C
0.0%
0
D
0.0%
0
F
0.0%
0
W
0.0%
0
A–F + W
17
Other outcomes
0
All registrations
17

Quick Insights

Avg GPA
4.00
Easiness
N/A
C or better
100.0%
Among A–F outcomes
D or better
100.0%
Among A–F outcomes
Withdrawal rate
0.0%
Among A–F and W outcomes
Most common grade
A
Letter grades only
Outcomes counted
17
A–F and W outcomes

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Ranked by historical GPA for 2024SP–2026SP · A–F outcomes only · minimum 20 graded outcomes

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A linguistic introduction to Chinese including sounds/tones, words, and sentence patterns; regional and social dialects; evolution of writing system; language policies; language contact and change; Chinese L2 acquisition; Chinese language communities. Course Information: Same as LING 330 . Taught in English. Extensive computer use required. The course may be offered in 15 weeks or 8 weeks. Class format varies by section. Check the class schedule for details. Online sections involve heavy computer usage; computer and internet access are required. Prerequisite(s): CHIN 101 ; or appropriate score on the department placement test; or consent of the instructor. Recommended background: LING 150 .

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