2009 Fall GERMAN 65-01
Bulletin Course Description Language proficiency and cultural knowledge through topic-oriented syllabus focusing on contemporary German culture and society. Comprehensive review of German grammar, vocabulary building, practice in speaking, reading, and writing skills. Literary and nonliterary texts from a variety of media (books, newspapers, audio, video, film, internet), providing basis for discussion and cultural awareness. Extensive reading includes one longer prose text by a contemporary German, Swiss, or Austrian writer. Instructor: Mueller or staff
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Title INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I Department GERMAN Course Number 2009 Fall 65 Section Number 01 Primary Instructor Knight,Mary Leslie Prerequisites Prerequisite: German 1-2, 14, or equivalent.
Synopsis of course content
German 65 provides a thorough review of German grammar, as well as building vocabulary and knowledge of German culture through a topic-oriented syllabus focusing on contemporary Germany. Increased focus on reading, speaking, some essay writing. Authentic texts from a variety of media (literature, news, magazines, film, video, internet) provide the basis for discussion and cultural awareness. Toward the end of the course we will be reading an entertaining novel for young adults.
Textbooks
Anders gedacht: Textbook and workbook
A short novel for young adults
Exams
Chapter tests, final project
Term Papers
Short essays
Grade to be based on
Class participation, homework, tests, portfolio & essays
Additional Information
German 65-66 is a two-semester sequence that constitutes the usual progression following the Introductory German Courses (1-2).
