French

The study of the structural patterns of French expression by concentrating on the development of speaking and understanding, with emphasis on correct pronunciation, ear training and oral practice. Laboratory work is mandatory and will form an integral part of the course.

The study of the structural patterns of French expression by concentrating on the development of speaking and understanding, with emphasis on correct pronunciation, ear training and oral practice. Laboratory work is mandatory and will form an integral part of the course.

A continuation of the development of basic language skills. The course is a review of grammar as well as an introduction to culture, civilization and literature.

Lower–division treatment of a selected topic of mutual interest to the faculty member and students.

Study of the sounds of French. Theory and correction of diction. Fall, even years.

Provides the directed student with the specific vocabulary, structure, and cultural insight to deal effectively with the growing French speaking component of U.S. or international commerce.

Supervised work done under the direction of a faculty member of the department. May be repeated under a different title. Prerequisite: permission of program chair.

Supervised work done under the direction of a faculty member of the department. May be repeated under a different title. Prerequisite: permission of program chair.

An overview of Francophone Literature.

Provides the directed student with the specific cultural insight in order to deal effectively with the growing Francophone-speaking component of the U.S. or international scene. While employing the necessary French-language grammar and vocabulary, the course emphasizes both interaction between the English-speaking and French-speaking communities and within the French-speaking community in terms of appropriate behaviors and understood knowledge among native speakers. Study of history, sociopolitical events, art, literature and customs of the French-speaking countries. Prerequisite: FREN 3335.

Supervised work done under the direction of a faculty member of the department. May be repeated under a different title. Prerequisite: permission of program chair.

Upper–division treatment of selected topics of mutual interest to the faculty member and students. Prerequisite: permission of Program Chair.

Supervised work done under the direction of a faculty member of the department. May be repeated under a different title. Prerequisite: permission of program chair.