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Class Detail:
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SU 2012
German
GERMAN
232
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Second-Year Course
Section
201
Introduction to German Film
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Course Note:
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In this course, students complete the four-term introductory language sequence by selecting one of several "special topics" courses intended as an introduction to the study of an academic discipline, such as Music, Politics and Society, Film, or Science, in German. Students should emerge from the course prepared and motivated to do work (or read for pleasure) in German in this field throughout their academic career and beyond. Students are strongly encouraged to arrange their schedules so they can enroll in the section whose topic interests them the most, in order to get the maximum benefit from this course. Interest in the course content is the most effective motivation for language study, and students can emerge from GERMAN 232 with genuine pride in what they are able to do with their German. More generally, students should be ready by the end of the course to pursue an internship or study abroad in Germany, and are strongly encouraged to take advantage of the assistance offered by the German department and by the Center for Global and Intercultural Study in this regard.
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Credits:
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4
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Other:
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Lang Req
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Credit Exclusions:
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No credit granted to those who have completed or are enrolled in GERMAN 230.
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Waitlist Capacity:
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unlimited
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Advisory Prerequisites:
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GERMAN 221 or 231 and assignment by placement test.
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Other Course Info:
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All sections of GERMAN 232 address special topics, e.g., music, philosophy, science, current political issues, etc. F, W, Sp, Su.
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Lang Req:
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This course is part of the Language Requirement sequence.
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Repeatability:
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May not be repeated for credit.
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Primary Instructor:
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Howes,William Seth
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(real time availability for all sections)
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Students complete the four-term introductory language sequence by selecting one of several “special topics” courses intended as an introduction to the study of an academic discipline, such as music, philosophy, history, science, literature, or psychology, in German. Course Requirements: No data provided Intended Audience: No data provided Class Format: No data provided
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