French (FR) Courses
FR 101 : Elementary French I
Credits: 4
Basic structure of the French language emphasizing listening and reading comprehension and spoken and written expression. Through practice in and outside of class, students learn to use the basic structures of French.
FR 102 : Elementary French II
Credits: 4
FR 102 builds upon the foundation of FR 101, which covers basic structure of the French language emphasizing listening and reading comprehension and spoken and written expression. Through practice in and outside of class, students learn to use the basic structures of French. More emphasis is placed upon reading and writing skills and improving oral communication.
Prerequisites:
FR 101 with a grade of C or better or equivalent
or
Instructor approval
FR 201 : Intermediate French I
Credits: 3
Students will hone basic language skills acquired in FR 101-102 through reading, conversation, oral presentations, writing, listening, watching movie excerpts, and making their own short videos. Through these activities, students will gradually develop confidence and fluency in written and oral expression. Cultural presentations will enhance knowledge and appreciation of the French language and the Francophone world. Special attention will be given to French-speaking Oceania, in particular Tahiti and New Caledonia.
Prerequisites:
FR 102 with a grade of C or better or equivalent
or
Instructor approval
FR 202 : Intermediate French II
Credits: 3
FR 202 builds upon the foundation of FR 201. Students will hone basic language skills acquired in FR 101-201 through reading, conversation, oral presentations, writing, listening, watching movie excerpts, and making their own short videos. Through these activities, students will gradually develop confidence and fluency in written and oral expression. Cultural presentations will enhance knowledge and appreciation of the French language and the Francophone world. Special attention will be given to French-speaking Oceania, in particular Tahiti and New Caledonia. More emphasis is placed upon reading more complex texts and writing with richer and wider vocabulary.
Prerequisites:
FR 201 with a grade of C or better or equivalent
or
Instructor approval