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Summer and Fall 2012
French
courses
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- All courses are 3 credits unless otherwise
stated
- Note: Undergraduate FRN courses are taught
in French -- HUF courses are taught in English
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- According to NY State regulations, HUF
courses may not be used toward completion of the 36 credit requirement for the
NY State Teachers Preparation Program in French.
Summer Courses
- FRN 101-S3 Elementary Intensive
French (6 credits)
- An intensive course covering the elementary
French program (FRN 111, 112) in one semester. This course is designed for
students who have no prior knowledge of the language. A student who has had
two or more years of French in high school (or who has otherwise acquired an
equivalent proficiency) may not take FRN 101 without written permission from
the supervisor of the course. May not be taken for credit after any other
course in French.
- This course satisfies the university
entrance language requirement.
- Summer I: MTuWTh: 6:00-9:25 — P.
Sanou
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- FRN 201-S3 Intensive Intermediate
French
- Intermediate courses in conversation, composition, and the
interpretation of French texts.
- It combines FRN 211 and FRN 212
- Prerequite: FRN 101 or FRN 112 (not open to
students who have completed FRN 211)
- Summer II: MW: 6:00-9:30 — I, Ionescu
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- FRN 313: French Vocabulary through
Popular Culture
- A course designed to increase vocabulary
and oral comprehension of French through the study of realms from
clothing and banking to love and music.
- Prerequisite: FRN 212 or FRN 201
- Online: Staff
Fall courses
Undergraduate Courses
Section A: Courses Taught
in French
- FRN 101-S3 Elementary Intensive
French (6 credits)
- An intensive course covering the elementary
French program (FRN 111, 112) in one semester. This course is designed for
students who have no prior knowledge of the language. A student who has had
two or more years of French in high school (or who has otherwise acquired an
equivalent proficiency) may not take FRN 101 without written permission from
the supervisor of the course.
May not be taken for credit after any other
course in French.
- This course satisfies the university
entrance language requirement.
- TuTh: 4:00-6:50 —
M. Kang
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- FRN 111/112 Elementary French I
and II-S3 (4 credits ach)
- An introduction to spoken and written French, stressing pronunciation,
speaking, comprehension, reading, and writing. Language laboratory supplements
class work. FRN 111 is designed for students who have no prior knowledge of
the language.
- Remark: A student who has had two or more years of French in high school
(or who has otherwise acquired an equivalent proficiency) may not take FRN 111
without permission.
- FRN 111-01 TuTh: 11:30-12:50 / Tu: 1:00-1:53 —
M. Turan
- FRN 111-02 - MW: 4:00-5:20 / M:
5:30-6: 25 — I. Ionescu
- FRN 112-01- MW: 5:30-7:15-10 —
S. Sanou
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- FRN 211-S3 Intermediate French
- The reading and interpretation of a wide
variety of French texts, with a review of French grammar, composition, and conversation.
- TuTh: 2:30-3:50 —
M. Kang
- FRN 112-S3 Intermediate French II
- The reading and interpretation of a wide
variety of French texts, with a review of French grammar, composition, and conversation.
- TuTh: 2:30-3:50 —
M. Turan
- FRN 311- S3: Conversation
- A course emphasizing the development
of oral and aural proficiency in French. Class work, supplements, use of
technologically-based materials.
- Prerequisite: FRN
212 or 201
- MW: 2:30-3:50
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S. Jourdain
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- FRN 313:
French Vocabulary through Popular Culture
- A course designed to increase vocabulary
and oral comprehension of French through the study of realms
from clothing and banking to love and music.
- Prerequisite:
FRN 212 or FRN 201
- TuTh: 11:30-12:50
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I. Ionescu
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FRN 395-G
Readings in French Literature I -- Analysis and Interpretation
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The course
teaches literary analysis and its application to representative texts
chosen from various periods of French literature. All readings are done in
French. Discussions are in French.
- Prerequisite: FRN
312
- TuTh:
4:00-5:20 —
F. Dalmas
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- FRN 411 Phonetics and Diction
- A course designed to develop mastery of the spoken language. Students
learn to express themselves in the current idiom with fluency and accuracy. At
least one hour of laboratory is required weekly.
- Remark: Meets with FRN 510
Prerequisite: FRN 312
- TuTh:
1:00-2:20 —
S. Leroy
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FRN 441-I French Civilization
- A discussion of French civilization from the creation of the modern state
to the present. The course is intended for those interested in studying the
background and traditions of modern France. An anthology of historical texts
and documents serves as a point of departure; the institutions and life in
France are considered, along with the development of art, architecture,
music, and literature. The emphasis is on discussion (in French) and
individual projects. Visiting lecturers contribute to the variety of topics
and points of view
- Remark: meets
with FRN 501
- Prerequisite: FRN 395 or 396
- Th: 5:30:8:20
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F. Dalmas
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FRN 442
Free Seminar (topic to be announced)
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Remark: Meets with FRN 570
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Prerequisite: FRN 312 and FRN 395/ or 396
- TuTh:
4:00-5:20
—S. Leroy
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- FRN 502
French Civilization inn Its Historical Perpsective
- co-listed with FRN 441
- Tu: 5:30:8:20
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F. Dalmas
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- FRN 510
Phonetics and Diction
- Co-lested with FRN 411
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TuTh: 1:00-2:20 —
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S. Leroy
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- FRN /ITL 513 Romance Linguistics
- This course examines the linguistic evolution of the Romance languages
from the classical period through modern times. The synchronic grammars of
Italian, French, and Spanish are examined.
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Th: 5:30-8:20 L. Repetti
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- FRN
570
Re-Writing
the Classics- Remark: Meets with FRN
442
- TuTh:
4:00-5:2
—S. Leroy
- For further information, contact Prof.
Prosper Sanou
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