College or university transfer students who have received credit for one term are encouraged to enroll in French 103 or 102. No credit granted to those who have completed 112 or 230. Students whose last French course was NOT at U of M Ann Arbor must take the placement test. It presents a comprehensive grammar review, study of finer points of French structure, and the reading of journalistic prose, short stories, and plays. The proficiency gained by the end of French 232 should enable students to express themselves in French on topics of interest, to understand conversations on such topics, Classes meet four times per week in sections of 20-25 students.
Homework consists of grammar study, written exercises, and laboratory work.
There are comprehensive coursewide tests as well as the midterm and final examinations. Second-Year French, Continued. No credit granted to those who have completed 112 or 230. This course is designed to increase the reading proficiency gained in French 111. It begins with an intensive and comprehensive review of grammar and idioms, followed by special word for sight-reading.