GERM-105

This course sequence introduces students to the German language and German-speaking cultures through interactive instruction in speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Students explore cultural topics through history, literature, film, and comparisons to students' home cultures while being introduced to the foundations of German grammar and various modes of communication. The primary language of instruction is German, although no prior experience is assumed. This course is not appropriate for students with previous knowledge of German. Students with any previous coursework in German are required to take the German placement exam before registering. Open to first years, sophomores, and juniors; seniors by consent of instructor only. Distribution area: Global Cultures & Languages.

Academic Credit, Language,Writing & Rhet, DIST-HUMANITIES, DIST-CULTURAL PLURALISM, Alternative Voices, Academic Evaluate Course, INTER.DISC-GERMAN STUDIES, Global Cultures & Lang.