Overview
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Academic contacts
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Offerings
MURDOCH-S1-EXT-2018-2021
MURDOCH-S1-INT-2018-2021
Requisites
Exclusion
Enrolment rules
The following students are not eligible to enrol in this unit:
Intermediate or advanced students who have some knowledge of Indonesian or Malay, for example:
a) Native speakers of Indonesian or Malay.
b) Students from countries where Indonesian or Malay is a partial or complete medium of instruction on the educational system.
c) Students who have or successfully completed Indonesian Second Language ATAR or equivalent.
Other learning activities
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Learning activities
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Learning outcomes
1.
Use formal Indonesian to interact appropriately through simple conversation.
2.
Speak with accurate pronunciation, fluency and convey comprehensible meaning.
3.
Write accurate words, spelling, punctuation, grammar and deploy variety of expressions.
Assessments
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Additional information
Unit content:• getting to know each other
• self and family
• time, daily activities
• job and occupation
• social interaction
Other notes:· Advanced students including those who have Indonesian Second Language: ATAR, WACE qualification in Indonesian as Second Language or equivalent must consult the Unit Coordinator to determine level of entry before enrolling in this unit.
· This is a University-Wide Breadth Unit. If this unit is taken as a Core or Specified Elective unit in a student's major or minor, it cannot also be used to satisfy the University-Wide Breadth Unit requirement.
If taken as a University-Wide Breadth Unit, this unit will contribute to satisfying that Part II requirement of the Bachelor degree, however its credit points will be counted as Part I points; students should note that no more than 30 credit points at Part I may be credited towards course completion requirements.