GERM120
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Introduction to German I |
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| These are introductory courses of German language and culture. Students
begin to communicate in German through listening, speaking, reading,
and writing. Emphasis is on conversation and vocabulary acquisition.
Students also learn about the culture of German-speaking societies in
the world. Through the courses, students will make comparisons to their
own culture and language. GERM 120 is designed for students who have no
pervious training in German.
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GERM121
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Introduction to German II |
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| Prerequisite: GERM 120 or permission of the instructor
These are introductory courses of German language and culture. Students
begin to communicate in German through listening, speaking,
reading, and writing. Emphasis is on conversation and vocabulary
acquisition. Students also learn about the culture of German-
speaking societies in the world. Through the courses, students
will make comparisons to their own culture and language.
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GERM240
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Experiences in German |
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| Prerequisites: GERM 120 and 121 or equivalent
This course provides an opportunity for students to improve their basic German skills by participation in activities such as
translation, tutoring, or other activities as agreed upon by instructor
and student. This course is offered in units of
one to four semester hour(s); may be taken for a total of eight hours.
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GERM343
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German Influences in the United States |
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| This course is taught in English. With the changes in Europe and the new role a united
Germany will play in the world, it seems feasible to consider the German influence in America. Germans
have played a major role in government, business, the arts (music, art, and literature), science, and space
research. Some 50 German-speaking scientists have received Nobel Prizes in physics, chemistry, and medicine.
One fifth of the population of the United States is of German origin.
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