1	Name of the institution
	University of Texas at Austin
2	City, State where institution is located
	Austin, Texas
3	Country
	United States of America
4	Institution's webpage (URL)
	https://www.utexas.edu/
5	Department Web Page / URL (If Any)
	https://catalog.utexas.edu/graduate/fields-of-study/liberal-arts/asian-studies/#formoreinformation
6	Course 1 (Name of the Course)
	HIN 506 (fall), HIN 507 (spring) First-Year Hindi
7	Course 1 - Short Description or URL
	These 5-hour courses are designed for beginners who have no previous knowledge of Hindi or its script. Students who successfully complete HIN 507 may proceed to the second-year sequence
8	Course 2 (Name of the Course)
	HIN 604 (fall) + HIN 612 (spring) Accelerated First-Year Hindi
9	Course 2 - Short Description or URL
	These 6-hour courses are designed for students with a background in spoken Hindi; literacy skills are not a prerequisite, and will be taught in the classes. Students who can already follow and take part in a simple Hindi conversation belong in this course sequence, and not in HIN 506-507. Students who successfully complete HIN 612 may proceed to HIN 330 courses; they may not proceed to HIN 312KL-HIN 312L.
10	Course 3 (Name of the Course)
	HIN 118 (normally fall) Practice in Spoken Hindi
11	Course 3 - Short Description or URL
	This mid-intermediate level, one-credit course meets for two hours. It is typically taken in parallel with HIN 604 or HIN 312K, but may also be taken independently.
12	Course 4 (Name of the Course)
	HIN 312K (fall) + HIN 312L (spring) Second-Year Hindi
13	Course 4 - Short Description or URL
	This high-intermediate level course is for students who have successfully completed the HIN 506-507 sequence, or who can demonstrate equivalent knowledge (including literacy). It prepares students for the study of literature in the various HIN 330 courses shown below.
14	Course 5 (Name of the Course)
	HIN 330/384 courses (the 384 variant is for graduate students, and has augmented coursework).
15	Course 5 - Short Description or URL
	Various different 3-hour courses exist under this heading; they may be repeated for credit when the topics vary. Consult the course catalogue for availability. Two examples are: HIN 330/384: Style & Register in Hindi — a course in all four of the language skills, based on the study and emulation of Hindi styles in a wide range of written texts and other media. HIN 330/384: Autobiography in Hindi — reading and Hindi-medium discussion of extensive selections from autobiographical writing.
22	Professor 1 - Name
	Professor Gautami Shah
23	Professor 1 - Title / URL
	gshah@austin.utexas.edu
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	Dr. Manpreet Kaur
33	Email Address
	mpk133@yahoo.co.in
34	Your Name
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