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FRENCH COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
French Course Descriptions
FR 101 Elementary French I
An intensive study of the language. Students acquire basic listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in cultural contexts. Tape assignments supplement classroom practice. Open to all students. 4 credits

FR 102 Elementary French II
A continued study of the four basic skills in cultural contexts. Taped assignments supplement classroom presentation. Prerequisite: FR 101 or equivalent. Placement testing available. 4 credits

FR 103 Intermediate French
A continuation of the first year sequence with a functional review of grammar and vocabulary. Cultural readings and guided composition are emphasized. Prerequisite: FR 102 or equivalent. Placement testing available. 3 credits

FR 201 Introduction to French Civilization and Literature
A study of the historical and cultural development of France and its people illustrated through literary selections, discussion and explication. Prerequisite: FR 103 or equivalent. 3 credits

FR 203 French Composition and Stylistics
Extensive writing and critiquing with supplemental exercises in style, organization, vocabulary, idiomatic usage, and translation. Prerequisite: FR 103 or equivalent. 3 credits

FR 204 French Conversation
The refinement of conversation skills and development of selected vocabulary. Debates, presentations, and speeches are featured. Prerequisite: FR 103 or equivalent. 3 credits

FR 400 Independent Study
A specialized study in which the student, with the consent and direction of a faculty member, designs a language or cultural course that is not offered as a regular course. Requires faculty approval. Credit varies

 

 

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