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SPAN Spanish
SPAN-103
Elementary Spanish I (4 cr.)
COMSK LANG ESB FGLP Fall and Spring
Understanding, speaking, reading and writing in Spanish. Culture of
Spanish-speaking peoples, including those in the United States.Grammatical
gender, present and past tense verbs, pronouns, adjectives. Supplementary
work with audiotapes and computers. Not available for credit to students
who took SPAN-121 or SPAN-122. Only one Spanish course counts toward
Ethnic Studies.
SPAN-104
Elementary Spanish II (4 cr.)
COMSK LANG ESB FGLP Spring
Second level of understanding, speaking, reading and writing in Spanish.
Topics in the culture of Spanish-speaking people, including those in
the United States. Compound verb tenses, the subjunctive and commands.
Supplementary work with audiotapes and computers.
P:
One year of high school
Spanish or SPAN-103 required or SPAN-122.
SPAN-121
Practical Spanish I (2 cr.)
ESB FGLP Fall, Spring and Summer
Pronunciation, basic phrases for everyday situations, comprehension
and production of short written and spoken sentences, basic grammar
summary, introductory vocabulary, language in Hispanic and Hispanic-American
cultural context. Not available for credit to students who took SPAN-103.
Only one Spanish course counts toward Ethnic Studies.
SPAN-122
Practical Spanish II (2 cr.)
COMSK LANG ESB FGLP Fall, Spring and Summer
Second quarter college Spanish. Vocabulary, conversational patterns,
irregular present tense verbs, regular and some irregular preterite
verbs; object pronouns. Spanish language in the context of Hispanic
culture. Not available for credit to students who took SPAN-103. Only
one Spanish course counts for Ethnic Studies.
P:
One semester of high school
Spanish or SPAN-121 required.
SPAN-201
Intermediate Spanish I (4 cr.)
HUM FLC ESB FGLP Fall, Spring and Summer
Extensive development of vocabulary including common idioms, aural comprehension,
correct pronunciation and recognition of verb tenses. Readings and class
discussion based on historical background and contemporary Hispanic
life, including Hispanic culture in the United States. Only one Spanish
course counts for Ethnic Studies.
P:
Two years of high school Spanish or
SPAN-104 required.
SPAN-202
Intermediate Spanish II (4 cr.)
COMSK LANG FGLP Fall, Spring and Summer
Complete grammar review of standard Spanish, applicable to both conversational
situations and business or personal correspondence. Review of essential
vocabulary and phrases. Accuracy and fluency in spontaneous conversation
and free composition.
P:
SPAN-104 or three years of high school Spanish
.
SPAN-227
Spanish Composition and Conversation I (2 cr.)
COMSK LANG ESB FGLP Fall
Fifth semester college Spanish. Advanced grammar review. Introduction
to composition. Writing paragraphs and short essays. Advanced conversation.
Emphasis on native-like pronunciation, vocabulary and structural fluency.
Only one Spanish course counts as Ethnic Studies.
P:
Four years of high
school Spanish or SPAN-202 required.
SPAN-229
Hispanic Literature in America (2 cr.)
HUM FLC ESB FGLP Fall and Spring
Sixth semester college Spanish. Themes and techniques of Hispanic literature.
Vocabulary in Spanish for discussion of a variety of literary genres.
Historical and cultural contexts. Emphasis on increasing oral and written
fluency in Spanish.
P:
Four years of high school Spanish or SPAN-202 required.
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SPAN-304
Latin American Short Story (2 cr.)
HUM FLC FGLP Fall
Introduction to the 20th and 21st century Latin American short story.
Vocabulary and readings in Spanish of prominent authors and distinct
literary periods of this genre. Related historical and cultural contexts.
Taught in Spanish.
P:
SPAN-202 or equivalent.
SPAN-318 Cinema for Spanish Proficiency (2 cr.)
Sixth-semester college Spanish course on topics for language practice. Outstanding films from the Spanish-speaking world on themes of cultural relevance; advanced composition; advanced conversation and discussion. Taught in Spanish.
P: SPAN-103, SPAN-104, SPAN-201, SPAN-202, SPAN-227, and SPAN-229.
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