Undergraduate Programs - Suggested Sequence of Courses

FRENCH

First Year

    Fall: FREN 203
   Spring: FREN 204

Second Year

    Fall: FREN 300,329
    Spring: FREN 301, 330

Third Year

    Fall:  FREN 306 or 309 or 315 or 317 or 321 or 322 or 323 or 341 or 503 or or 535 or 553
    Spring: TWO from FREN 306 or 309 or 315 or 321 or 322 or 323 or 341 or 503 or 535 or 553

Fourth Year

   Fall: FREN 452
   Spring: FREN 401, FREN 306 or 309 or 315 or 317 or 321 or 322 or 323 or 341or 401 or 503 or 535 or 553

 

GERMAN

Freshman Year:     GER 203, 204
Sophomore Years:  GER 301 302 or 351, 352(taught In alternate years)
Junior Year:          GER 401, 402
Senior Year:          451, 452

For a total of 10-12 courses beyond 204 the following courses are acceptable: 208, 240, 250, 360, and 500 level or Eichstätt courses.

A second foreign language (101 through 104 In the Freshman and Sophomore year) Is strongly recommended.  Substitution of four area studies courses for this requirement can be discussed with the advisor.

SPANISH LITERATURE

This program has been designed to improve language proficiency and to introduce students to the literatures and literary context of Spain, Lain America and Hispanic United States.

     

      Freshman Year: Fall: SPAN 203, 210

                            Spring: SPAN 204, 211

      

      Sophomore Year: Fall: SPAN 205, 310

                              Spring: SPAN 300, 311

     

      Junior Year: Fall: SPAN 410, 420

                       Spring: SPAN 411, 421

     

      Senior Year: Fall: SPAN 448

                        Spring: SPAN 450, 452

SPANISH FOR INTERNATIONAL SERVICE  

      Freshman Year:        Fall: SPAN 203, or 210**

                                   Spring: Span 204  

              

      Sophomore Year: Fall: SPAN 205, 310,

                        Spring: SPAN 301, 311

 

Junior Year:        Fall: SPAN 300**, 320, or 410*, 420,

                        Spring: SPAN 321, or 411*, 421

 

Senior Year:        Fall: SPAN 450,

                         Spring: SPAN 462

 

*Majors will take ONE Latin American survey and ONE Peninsular survey, not both. They may replace one of these courses with Spanish 300.

      **Bilingual students should take Spanish 210 and 211 instead of Spanish 203 and 204.

 

FRENCH AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

Freshman Year:       FREN 203, 204

Sophomore Year:     FREN 301, EDUC 251, 361

Junior Year:             FREN 401, 402; FREN 329; two advanced French literature
                                electives*; ML 521, EDUC 586

Senior Year:             FREN 503, 452; one advanced French literature elective*;
                                 EDUC 597, 598, 599

                                                *FREN 321, 322, 323, 341

 

GERMAN AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

Freshman Year:     GER 203, 204

Sophomore Year:   GER 301-302 or 351-352 (taught in alternate years); EDUC 251,
                              361

Junior Year:          GER 301-302 or 351-352 (taught in alternate years), 401-
                             402;  German linguistics*; ML 521; EDUC 586

Senior Year:          GER 451, 452; two advanced courses in literature; EDUC 597,
                             598, 599

*German linguistics courses are available through the consortium. Consult consortium course schedules in the Office of the Registrar, Room 8, McMahon Hall.

 

SPANISH AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

Freshman Year:     SPAN 203, 204

Sophomore Year:  SPAN 205, 300, 301 and one survey course (from among 410,
                             411, 420 or 421, or an Afro-Spanish literature/culture class in the
                             consortium*), continue second foreign language; EDUC 251, 361
Junior Year:          SPAN 310, 311 and one survey course (from among 410, 411,
                            420 or 421, or an Afro-Spanish literature/culture class in the
                            consortium*); ML 521, EDUC 586
Senior Year:         SPAN 320, 452, and one survey course (from among 410, 411,
                            420, 421, or an Afro-Spanish literature/culture class); EDUC 597,
                            598, 599

*Consult consortium course schedules in the office of the Registrar, Room 8, McMahon Hall.