German (GER)
- General Education Course
Pronunciation, conversation, reading, and composition with an emphasis on aural/oral development.
Pronunciation, conversation, reading, and composition with an emphasis on aural/oral development.
Pre-req: GER 101 with a minimum grade of C.
Continuation on the intermediate level of the basic language skills: pronunciation, conversation, reading and composition with an emphasis on aural/oral development. (PR: GER 203 or 4 units of high school German)
Pre-req: GER 203 with a minimum grade of C.

Study of selected topics relating to culture and life in the German speaking countries. Lectures, readings, and dis- cussions in English, No prerequisite.
A survey of literary trends and main authors. Reading and comprehension of selected stories and discussion of novels.
Pre-req: GER 204.
Introduction to the Communicative Approach to language teaching. Presentation and practice in the creation of lesson plans using in-class technologies and computer- assisted language learning materials. For Education majors only.
Study of idioms, grammatical structure, and syntax through conversation and composition.
Pre-req: GER 204.
Study of idioms, grammatical structure, and syntax through conversation and composition.
Pre-req: GER 204.

German culture from prehistoric times to present-day divided Germany. Lectures, reports, discussions, repre- sentative readings in English and German.
Pre-req: GER 204.

German culture fromprehistoric times to present-day divided Germany, Lectures, reports, discussions, repre- sentative readings in English and German.
Pre-req: GER 204.
German literature of the classical age, stressing Goethe, Schiller, and romanticism.
Pre-req: GER 204.
Taught in English this course will focus on many of the Brothers Grimm's collection of 279 fairy tales, augmented by additional readings and film showings.
Pre-req: GER 204.
Pre-req: GER 204.
Pre-req: GER 204.
Pre-req: GER 204.
Pre-req: GER 204.
Pre-req: GER 204.