A university in Taiwan has opened a course to teach students how to appreciate and analyse porn movies. The Mass Communication Department of Providence University opened the course this semester, reports United Daily News. To pass the course, students must give a 15 minute presentation in which they analyse an audience's psychological reaction to a porn clip from an academic perspective. One worried student, who did not wish to be named, commented: "If I get a very good score in this course, I don't know how I'll explain it to my parents." When registering for the voluntary course, students signed a paper agreeing that if the scenes were too explicit, they could choose to leave the classroom. The teacher, assistant professor Miss Chen Mingmei, said no students had ever left her class but some would briefly cover their eyes during the stronger scenes. More than 50 students registered for the course, and most of them confessed that they had watched porn videos before. Curiosity was given as the main reason for taking the course and most admitted their parents did not know what they were studying. Another student admitted: "I am really worried my parents will see the score report when it is mailed home. I won’t know what to say if I get a high score. "However if I fail the course, I can speak to my parents and suggest that maybe I should watch more porn." Source: Ananova