German | Course Catalogue

2020-2021 Catalogue

The following courses are offered in order to help prepare students for study abroad or for business endeavors in Germany, or to enhance a student's study in areas such as art, international relations, music, philosophy, political science, and psychology.

German (GER) Course Descriptions

GER 101, 102: Elementary German I, II.
Goal: To teach students to speak, understand, read, and write simple German.
Content: German grammar, culture, and literature, and everyday situations.
Taught: GER 101, Fall; GER 102, Spring.
Prerequisite: None for GER 101; GER 101 or equivalent for GER 102.
Credit: 3; 3 hours (Students must earn grades of C or better in these courses to fulfill the modern foreign language proficiency requirement).

GER 211, 212: Intermediate German I, II.
Goal: To improve and develop speaking, reading and writing in German through dialogs, magazine articles and literary selections.
Content: Emphasis on comprehension of advanced conversation and stories. Grammar study as well as telling and comparing stories.
Taught: GER 211, Fall occasionally; GER 212, Spring occasionally.
Prerequisites: GER 102 or equivalent for GER 211; GER 211 or equivalent for GER 212.
Credit: 3; 3 hours.
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