【！！重要提醒！！】：本課程因教授抵台時間及防疫規定，改定於2021年6月7日至6月11日上課，若有任何問題請寄信給課程TA刑法一唐琪縉(r09a21063@ntu.edu.tw)。（更新日：2021年2月22日）
NB!! Due to the professor's arrival time and the pandemic-prevention measures of NTU, the date of this course has been newly scheduled to Jun 7 and will end on Jun 11. Don't hesitate to contact the TA, Tang Chi Jean(email:r09a21063@ntu.edu.tw), if you have any questions!(Updated Feb 22, 2021)

*授課教師如果因疫情無法進入台灣，本課程將改採線上授課。
*This will be an online course if the professor cannot visit Taiwan.
**本課程可能因教授無法授課而取消，請選課同學注意以免修課學分不足。
**Students must meet minimum credit requirements even if this course is canceled.

This is a one-credit-hour intensive course, a learning model on a tighter than normal schedule with more class time each week but fewer weeks. Although taking an intensive class provides for a bit more flexibility in one's schedule, the amount of work required for any given intensive class is as much (if not more) as a traditional class. UT researchers Kucsera, Zimmaro, and Trivedi (2008) found that there is more “bonding” between professor and students than in regular courses, even if they have spent the same total amount of time over a semester. However, intensive courses often require students’ persistence in the learning process. Students who are very self-motivated and look for a learning experience of closeness with professor would be ideal candidates for an intensive course. Please carefully read the syllabus and print a copy for reference. It is the students’ responsibility to follow the directions given in the syllabus. Should you have any questions with the course, immediately contact the instructor. You should receive a response from the instructor within 24 hours during weekdays (M-F). However, do not contact the instructor with a question or problem until you have read your syllabus.