Departmental Exit Examination is required. 3 semester hours Students develop further expertise in vocabulary and grammatical structures. They read and discuss contemporary works in French and write short essays about these readings. A continuation of FR 201 with emphasis on more complex language patterns in all skill areas. Course materials emphasize the history, geography, literature and culture of countries where French is spoken.
Emphasis is also on reinforcement and enrichment of vocabulary used in a cultural context.
A minimum of one language laboratory hour per week is required. This intensive course is based on the structures and conversational situations presented in FR 201 and 202. Daily topics and contemporary issues in French-speaking countries will be emphasized. A minimum of one language laboratory hour per week is required. The course introduces students to basic German vocabulary and grammar with emphasis on speaking and listening.