UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

legoirements for the Ph.D. Degree
1. For general requirements , see page 159.
2. Requirements for the Master 's degree in
the department or its equivalent must be met
for admission to the program (see Requirements
for the M.A. Degree ). A student admitted
with a M.A. degree or advanced
graduate standing from another institution
will not automatically be exempted from any
part of our graduate program. He may be required
to submit a brief research paper showing
his ability to conduct original research
and his aptitude in communicating his findings.
3. All students must present either Chinese
or Japanese language and literature as a
major in any program and will complete a
minimum of five graduate courses in the
department beyond the M.A. degree.
4. Chinese majors will present evidence of
successful completion of three courses in
modem Japanese at the intermediate level
ORIENTAL LANGUAGES / 439
6. The student will demonstrate a reading
knowledge of French or German (whichever
was not offered for the M.A. degree) by
passing (minimum score : 500) the Graduate
School Foreign Language Test administered
by the Educational Testing Service, or by
successful completion of a level 5 course
(with a grade of C or better). This requirement
must be met prior to advancement to
candidacy.
7. Pass qualifying examinations in the
major field , the minor field and in East Asian
history and culture . Pass an oral qualifying
examination on the proposed dissertation
topic and in appropriate related areas of
study.
8. Present a dissertation embodying the results
of independent investigation.
Lower Division Courses
111-1B-1C. Elementary Modern Chinese.
Lecture , five hours . Not open to students with
previous training . An introduction to the standard
(109A-109B-109C) or higher ; Japanese or National Language " or Kuoyu . Conversational
drill to be based on material covered in class.
majors will present evidence of successful
Mr. Chu in charge
completion of three courses in classical
Chinese (13A-13B-13C) or higher. With the 3. Intensive Elementary Modern Chinese.
approval of the graduate adviser, this re- Fifteen hours weekly. Not open to students with
previous training . An introduction to the "National
quirement may be met by presenting three Language " or Kuoyd . Weekly conversation drill to
courses in an Oriental language other than be based on material covered in class. Equivalent to
Chinese or Japanese, i.e., Mongolian, San- course lA - lB-1C combined . Normally to be offered
skrit, Tibetan. Recommended for those in Summer Quarter only . The Staff
majoring in Chinese or Japanese language
and literature : Linguistics 103 (Introduction
to General Phonetics ), 120 (Linguistic Analysis)
and 225P (Linguistic Structures-
Chinese) or 225H (Linguistic Structures-
Japanese) English 110 (Introduction to
8A-9B-9C. Elementary Modern Japanese.
Prerequisite : not open to students with previous
training . Introduction to modern Japanese with
attention to conversation , grammar and the written
forms. Conversation drill to be based on material
covered in class . Mr. Takahashi
Poetry), 140 (Criticism ), and 201 (The Func- 11. Intensive Elementary Modern Japanese.
tions of Literary Criticism).
5. All students will present a minor to be
chosen with the approval of the graduate ad-
Fifteen hours weekly . Prerequisite: not open to
students with previous training . Introduction to
modem Japanese with attention to conversation,
grammar and the written form . Conversation drill
viser. The minor may be in Buddhism,
Chinese archaeology, Chinese language and
literature (for Japanese majors), Japanese
to be based on material covered in class. Equivalent
to course 9A-9B - 9C combined . Normally to be
offered in Summer Quarter only. The Staff
language and literature (for Chinese majors), 1311-138 -13C. Introduction to Classical Chinese.
or in an appropriate field outside of the de- Lecture, three hours; reading or discussion, one
partment , such as art, English literature, history,
linguistics , etc. A minimum of three
courses at the upper division level followed
hour . Prerequisite : course IA or consent of the instructor
. Study of the development of the writing
system and introduction to literary Chinese.
Mr. Chou , Mr. Pao
by two graduate courses will constitute a
minor. Students minoring in Buddhism will
be required to have completed courses 139,
164A- 164B, 168 , 172A- 172B , Oriental Languages
160 and 161 (Sanskrit). Those minoring
in Chinese Archaeology will be required
to have completed courses 170A-170B-170C
and 188A-188B.
40A40B. History of Far Eastern Civilization.
Lecture , three hours; reading or discussion, one
hour. (A) A survey of the development of the outstanding
aspects of Chinese culture from prehistoric
to modem times. No knowledge of Chinese required.
(B) A survey of the development of Japanese culture
and its relationship to the Asiatic mainland. No
knowledge of Japanese required.
Mrs. Matsunaga, Mr. Pao