Germany is a powerful world player in the economic, technical and political arenas and this, coupled with its rich history and heritage in music, art and culture, makes the German language a satisfying and rewarding study. II The beginning level for those who have had no previous German. An introduction to basic grammar, vocabulary, reading and simple conversation. Students also are exposed to German culture, history, arts and politics through class readings, discussions and films. 202 Intermediate German I, II Review of grammatical concepts learned at the elementary level but with greater emphasis on reading, comprehension, writing and speaking in German.
Readings reflect German culture and thought.
Intensive laboratory practice and tutorial work in composition and conversation, idiomatic usages, characteristic intonation, and awareness of the sensibilities of the people who communicate in German. GERM 390 Special Topics Student and faculty designed course with specific goals and objectives to meet student needs and interests. Work is done with faculty consultation and guidance.